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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
Homes Change Hands

The romance of Fay Wray, hero
inc Of The Wedding March, and
John Monk Saunders, author Of
Wings" and other film stories, cul-
minated yesterday in the purchase
of Florence Vidor's home, for years
one of the show spots in Hollywood.
M SIS Vidor, who recently was welded
to Jasche Heifetz, famous violinist,
will move to a new colonisl home in
Beverly Hills, which she bought a
few weeks ago. Miss Wray is now
working as the heroine of the
Shoedsack- Cooper film adventure,
"The Four Feathers"
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BIZ WALTER D. HICKMAN

"ATEVER have I been so scared
IN in my life. The composer was
comm. And think he is here.
II have worked on this. I will
not sing the last verse. When I
do the composer must write some
more music"
And with those words. Nine. Lou
Use Homer turned TO her daughter
at the Steinway and gave the nod
which was ito carry on"
That is the way this great mu-
steal personality and safeguard Of
better and more human music in
troduced James Whitcomb Riley's
Little Orphan Annie" set to music
by Fritz Krull.
Nine. Homer became so human.
To me in this she was a feminine
edition of Chic Sale with an oper-
attic tendency to be human.
And this gracious woman. after
bringing Riley and his friend Bill
Herschell right into your memory,
did not forget the composer. He
was sitting right back of me.
didn't know it.
He came to the great singer, who
was standing by her daughter on
the stage at Caleb Mills Hall. and
bowed. She reached down and with
one definite and sure step he was
on the stage with Madame Homer
and her daughter
What an ovation! It was not
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
A Victory
B IL | S
Arranged
Indiana Roof Ballroom to
2 Have ArmiStice Day
Celebration Sunday,

IN commemoration of ten years of
Il peace. the Indiana roof ballroom
will celebrate Sunday night with an
Armistice bali in which Dick Powell
and the band will present a special
program of dance music and stunts.
The Armistice ball takes the place
of Dicks regular surprise night
feature and is being planned as one
of the bathrooms big events. Special
features are scheduled each night
at the Roof which is open nightly
except Monday.
Danceograph lessons are given
without charge to all ballroom
patrons every Tuesday night by
rank LIE Way, instructor. Dance
ograph is a new sinplified method
of teaching dancing. and has been
presented for several weeks at the
Roof.
BY the aid of Danceograph it is
now possible to chart every form
of dance. Previously dances were
only taught by example.
Waltz night is Wednesday and
every other group of dance numbers
will be made up of waltzes. This
night is planned for older persons
who prefer Waiting.
Theatrical night on Thursday will
be an innovation for the Roof
Stars of the stage will take part in
a program of entertainment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
7 THE WEDDING MARCH
Big Name
Tops New
Variety
Lyric viii Offer Billy Chase
and Company All Next
Week.

CHARLOTTE LA TOUR and
~ Billy Chase and their COM
pany will present true-to-life skit
on class distinction entitled, Just
Around the Corner" as the head
line vaudeville act on the new
Lyric bill next week.
Their sketch is a comedy version
of Sisters Under the Skin" It is
a contrast in lovers on Fifth avenue
and Thirty-third street. The prin-
cipals are ably assisted by Scott
Moore and Mary Moore.
The bill will include:
Kemmeys-Four perfect speci-
mems of our race in a beautiful and
sensational Offering demonstrating
the acme of human body develop
ment. There are three men and one
girl and they do a series of poses.
Seymour and Cunard-In a song
show. Mr.. Seymour's ingratjsting
personality, talented piano playing
and his deft way of handling a point
song has endeared him to many
laughter-loving audiences, while the
charming Miss Cunard serves as an
able foil for his comedy and finishes
their highly amusing offering with
some delightful singing.
Donia and POlIard-Italian inter-
pretations and abundant musical
talent are the wares of this team,
who will present their latest nifty
hit entitled I'm Inside Out"
Jackie Shannon and CeriO Bros
"The Three Truants" off a pot
pourri of musical pedalion and vo-
cal accomplishments which form q
novel entertainment.
Ed Lavine-The international
clown, presenting a pantomimic
Juggling novelty that is entirely
original. He offers many new ideas
in manipulating different objects in
comedy entitled "a Rookey Play
ing Hooky."
On the Screen-Belle Benefits
name in picture cast always means
a fine piece of Characterization. In
the Power of Silence" the feature
picture for the week, she appears in
an enthralling drama as Mamie
Stone. the Sphinx Woman" "The
Power of Silence" is a story of her
trial for murder. The prosecuting
attorney establishes opportunity and
probable motive. When the law
yer for the defense announces that
the accused will not even take the
stand in her own behalf, it seems
forgotten conclusion that Mamie
Stone will hang for the murder of
Jim Wright. Even her son be-
lieves her guilty. Frances Hyland
wrote the story, from which Wallace
Worsley directed THE Power of
Silence" Tiffany-Stahl, the pro-
ducers, have provided Miss Bennett
with an exceptional cast, John West
wood and Marian Douglas ably sup
porting Miss Bennett.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
A Good Graduate

Another graduate of the Para
mount Pictures school appears to
have made good. Jack Luden, who
has been playing chiefly in western
films since Jesse L. Lasky handed
him his diploma from the movie
school, was signed yesterday to q
new contract by Paramount on the
strength of a fine performance in
Emil Jannings' most recent effort,
"Sins Of the Fathers"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
She Wanted to Talk

Margaret Johnson, a 17-year-old
girl of 224 West Brown street. Nor
ristown, Pa, is one of Clara Bows
warmest admirers. Miss Johnson,
having seen each Of her favorite
stars films many times, was eager to
speak with her, so she telephones
the Paramount studio in Hollywood
at cost of $40. She was keenly
disappointed because Miss Bow was
absent from the studio at the time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
MeigAan Signs
Neze, Contract

Thomas Meighan, who recently
joined Warner Bros. as a Vitaphone
star, left New York today for French
Lick, where he will meet George AIDE.
The celebrated actor and the cele-
brated author will spend the next
few weeks together reading stories
and plays in order to discover q
suitable manuscript to serve as Mr..
Meighan's first Vitaphone vehicle
Accompanying Mr.. Meighan on
the trip were Mrs. Meighan, Mrs
Raymond Hitchcock. Mrs. Sam H.
Harris and Mrs. Earl Bellan.
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the singer. Again the spell was
continued.
There are many things I should
tell you about. To me, her voice
was never more marvelously true
She knew her message of song.
Beautiful to behold. Herself
Her great intelligence. Her great
mastery Of her art. Never better
The concert was a triumph.
Am trying to tell you about
Madame Louise Homer, contralto
IN concert at Caleb Mills hall Fri
day night.
She opened the season for the
Federation of Indianapolis Public
School Teachers. And what an
opening of a season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
To Write New Movie

Viola Brothers Shore, whose name
has appeared in most of the popu-
lar magazines within recent years,
has been signed to a writing con-
tract by Paramount and is now in
Hollywood devoting her art to the
screen. The company also an
nounced the signing of fresh con-
tracts by Lloyd Corrigan, writer of
comedies; Louise Long and Ethel
Doherty, scenaristS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
NezO Contract

Arthur Lakes first produc-
ton under his new starring
contract with Universal will be
Campus Kisses" an original
college story by Colin Clements
and Will Chapel. The produc-
ton will be directed by Edward
Luddy and will get under wa,
just as soon as Luddy com
pletes the final picture, of the
Horace in Hollywood" series in
which Lake stars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
BIG PROGRAM
NOW AT INDIANA

One of the Indiana's most attrac-
tive programs is being shown this
week. A famous authors best story.
with three of the screens greatest
stars make up the photoplay pre-
sentation. Joseph Sankey's finest
contribution to Publix stage enter
tainment, with Charlie Davis aad
his band; Ginger Rogers, the ador-
able kid; Art Frank, the dacing
grandpa, and many others are seen
in the stage show.
Rex Beach is the author Of 1.-THE
Mating Call" in which Thomas
Meighan, Renee Adoree and Evelyn
Brent are featured. THE Mating
Call" shows Meighan in the role of
man who has two women in love
with him, one the wife of a jealous
husband, the other an immigrant
girl whom Meighan has brought
into his household.
The faithleSS wife persists in
showering her attentions upon
Meighan, visiting him late at night,
and arousing the enmity of her hus-
band To defend himself Meighan
marries the immigrant whom he has
engaged as a servant. But this does
not prevent the wife from contin-
uing her nocturnal calls.
Ginger Rogers, popular star
with indianapolis audiences, re-
turns in High Hat" another idea
show in which she sings new
song hit, That's All 1 Wanted to
Know" Art Frank, another one of
the most popular performers, con-
tributes his famous dancing and
comedy. Others are Alice Roy, dan
Ger; Tom Ross, vocalist; Victor
Henry, barytone, and the Candy
Hale Girls.
High Hat" is a musical comedy in
two scenes. of a country girl who
becomes the star in a night club.
Art Frank is seen as a rube comic
and Ginger Rogers is the country
girl night club star. Charlie Davis
and the boys present among other
numbers "Hallelujah, I'm a Bum"
and Sonny Boy"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
E OFFERS Won STROHEIM IN I
Apollo Has Unique Feature in FAIL With Greta NSSen
and Charles Farrell in Cast-Ginger Rogers
Returns to Indiana Stage for Week.

III ME WEDDING MARCH" in which
the Circle today both
lavish and spectacular productions
OF realism The picture than
being presented in sound with color 1t will
The Wedding March has in its
Fawcett Pitts Cee Cravna Dale
Fuller, Sgd Bracey Maude George
greatest whose pictures are
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which created an international SEN
Sation.
Much of the action centers in
Venice, Paris and on the Arabian
desert. Magnificent sets, including
huge ballroom and reproductions
OF the famous canals, were especially
designed and CONSTRUCTED. for this
lavish production.
Gretta Nissen and Charles Far
rell play the leading romantic roles
in this intensely dramatic story of
an Arabian lover and his beautiful
blonde sweetheart. In addition to
Miss NiSSen and Mr.. Farrell. the cast
includes Mae Busch, Myrna Low.
Vadim Uraneff, George Stone and
Tyler Brooke.
The Apollo program includes Ed
Lowry and his orchestra and Burns
and KissenS, vitaphone acts and Fox
Movietone news.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10

Crawford Kent, distinguished
looking veteran of the screen and
stage, is the latest addition to the
cast of George Bancroft's new pic
ture, 1.-THE Wolf of Wall Street."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
Big Names

Gertrude Olmstead, Claude Gill
lingwater, Lucy Beaumont and Tom
my Dugan have been added to the
cast of Warner Brothers picture,
"She Knew Men," based on the story
by Leon zurado. Archie Mayo is
directing this production. in which
the leads are filed by Betty Bron-
son, William Collier Jr. and John
T, Murray.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10

released only at great intervals, was
last represented on the screen in
merry Widow" which he directed.
'"The Wedding March" is reputed to
eclipse all his previous directorial eff
forts, including Greed" n
AS a dapper Austrian officer Vor
Stroheim depicts a role in which
Fay Wray appears opposite him.
The daughter of modest house
holder of Vienna, Fay Wray falls in
love with the handsome officer
on the day of the Corpus Christi
procession. This procession is one
of the high-points of the picture
and is presented in all its sumptu-
Gus magnificence in sound and
color. - e.~-
AS the heartless aristocrat Won
Stroheim sees only another loye-af
fair with the girl. She however,
thinks her officer-lover to- be
sincere.
Won Stroheim's parents. il
straitened circumstances, have
arranged wealthy marriage for
him, to recoup the family fortune.
The story concerns itself with this
unexpected note which enters into
the poor girls romance. Unusual,
thrilling, with the Won Stroheim
touch which has made each of his
pictures outstanding, 1.-THE Wedding
March," is one of the years OUT
standing productions.
Short talking subjects and Fox
Movietone News are other features
Dessa Byrd will be at the organ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
REVENGE" OPERA
AT LOEW'S PALACE

"A gypsy romance OF IRE ana
passion, barbaric in its surging
emotions, colorful as a Romany
costume, lifting as a Rumanian
rhapsody, glamorous with romantic
charm, dynamic in it's dramtic sweep
that is Revenge" now showing at
the Palace theater.
Revenge" is one of the finest
works of screen art that Hollywood
has yet produced. 1t is another
iT'iumph for Dolores Del Rio, the
star, for Edwin Carewe, the director,
end for Fins Fox, the scenariSt.
Beautiful in costumes of barbaric
Gplendor, imperious in exercising
her will over man and beast, tender
in her romantic moments, Miss Del
Rios histrionic skill and gift Of
character delineation find oppor-
tunity for full expression as a gypsy
girl who tames wild bears and men
for the sheer JOY of tanning them.
In Resurrection" and Pomona"
she played a tragic role. In Re
venge" she is the essence of charm
tanner and even in her most dra-
matte nuances accentuateS her per-
Torrance with delightful humorous
touches.
Edwin Carewe, the noted pro-
Queer director, has handled this
United Artists photoplay in mas
terly manner. He has caught the
romantic spirit of gypsy life and has
invested his picture with atmospheric
charm and dramatic sincerity. No
other director has ever been capable
of getting out of Miss Del Rio such.
vivid Characterization and depth,1of
emotion.
A cast of brilliant players sup
ports Miss Del Rio. Leroy Mason as
Jorga, the bandit, plays his role with
romantic realism. Rita Carewe, as
jealous gypsy girl, gives a fin
ished performance that is human
and sympathetic. Jose Crespo, as a
young dreamer, and James Marcus,
as the screen father of Miss Del Rio,
are entirely adequate.
There are several unusual dra-
matte climaxeS in the picture that
place Revenge" in the galaxy of
screen achievement.
A specially prepared sound ac-
compartment is a feature Of the
presentation Of Revenge" The
musical score and sound effects,
personally devised by Nathaniel
Shilkret, celebrated composer and
conductor, are gwen by the Shilkret
orchestra through the medium of
the new sound reproducing appa-
ratus. Perfect synchronization be-
tween action and sound is achieved
throughout the entire exhibition.
The surrounding film novelties
bring two new releases of Metro
Movietone presentations, including
Miller and Lyle, the musical comedy
stars who offer 1.-THE Mayor of jim
town." of the sketch that made
them famous, and Marion Harris,
the songbird of jazz, in melodies
she has syncopated The Fox
movietown News, which tells about
everything that is seen, a Lester
Huff organlog. and the MGM Re-
view complete the bill.
Il Il Il
"Fazil," one of the most lavish
productions ever launched by Fox
Films, opening at the Apollo today,
is the screen version of the play,
az 'nscumise," by Pierre Frondaie,
-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

pri menovanych vynikaj jiicieh "a
sluhach bolo srdcu najmilsie, mai
vzacnejsie, co som najviac popri
nom obdivoval, totH jeho prislo-
veen1 narodnn hrdost' ! tif jeho
bohatiersku vetu, zvecnenil vo vo-
jenskom zapise franclzskej re-
publiky, pri odoyzdayani ml mai
va6Sieho vyznacenia franc1zske-
no naroda kriza legie sEtroma
palmami, a tiez niemenej ten drt-
by jeho elm pri vratenf medaily
franctlzskej akademie We'd IA j.
menia len preto, ze mad literou S
chybel slovensky makcen.
Ked' sa ho najvzacnejsie a maj
vyssie vyznamenanie francizskeJ
'republiky odoyzdavajici hodno-
star pytal, co 81 ziada mat pri
tejto prilezitosti sebe zaznaee-
ne yo yojanskom reporte, odve-
til: "Ja som Slovak Kosarisk. !"
A ked : mu bola odovzdana fla
ia medaila francilzskej akademie
We'd a umenia - ktorn nosf len
nepatrny pocet najvacsich u6en-
GOV a zbadal, lie mad iterou s.
chybi mak6en vratil ju pro-
sbou, aby bola preliata a ma nej
jeho sloyenske memo spravne o.
znaGene.
Va6sieho bohatiera narodneho
povedomia hrdosti nenosi ten
siry svet Wy otcovia, Wy A'a-H
chetne matky slovenske vstepte
'tieto diva zlate prfklady det'om
do srdc mladosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

stava takou rodu V rod; ze mad
isiel svrchovany cas-, ably bola vte-
lena do iistavy republiky.
Jei dostojno a svedcno, aby sme
tu Y duchu a pamati Bradla ape
.lovai stlcasne dnes celym Slo-
yenskom ma bratsky narod eesky
= aby sa slovo dane stalo uz raz
skutkom.
Bol sme,. sme q ostaneme auto
cht4onnym narodom, utvorili SINE
spoldeplm isil1m a najvysssSiimi
spollpEfnymi obetiami spoloGnu
Cesko-Sloyensk1 Republiku S
bratmi Cechmi a chceme nej, v
Jej ramci ma svojom rodnom
dzeml len to, co nam jestyovanim,
tleast 'ou v reyol1cii, prayom Boz
sKvm a udskym patrl a co my
vd acne 20 srdca, bez akejkol 'vek
vyhrady doprajeme bratom Ce-
chom.
Nechceme razbijat' a oslabp-
vat, naopak: zosilnit' utlzit :;
3nechceme dyojit', lez spajat' a
docielit', aby sa dyaja rodni bra
tia - jeden popri druhom, box
.pri boku, na zaklade cistej a po-
.ctivej vzajomnosti a bratskosti -
8dopracovali V spolocnom domoye
skvelej budncnosti; aby nezdra-
va zhubna fikcia zdanlivej jed
notnosti zamenena bola jedine spa
sitel 'nou poctivou obapol 'nou
cesko-slovenskou vzajomnost 'ou.
Bohatieru mas, slnko nase!
aBratia Cesi mali Blank; my
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
REC IVANA BIELEKA, PREDSEDU SLOVENSKEJ
L1GY, MA sTEFANIKovEJ sLAvNosTI
CLEVELANDE

do, statocne poctive slovenskt
memo, krivdy svoiho naroda pc
sirom svete a priniesol mu 70 81
reho sveta nadl 'udskymi .obetia-
mi, bohatierstvom energiou -
slobodu.
A tax SINE tn, ably SINE vzdali
hlboky hold pamiatke naseho me-
.zapomenutel 'neho junaka - jed
neho najyacsfch ucencov, maj
vadslch bojovnbkov proti Habs-
burgom a prekliatej Mad 'arii =
potion prveho ministra Narods
nej Obrany Cesko-Slovensbej Re
publiky, ktoreho usperily tgule a
granaty nepriatel'a nepriatel'-
ske ponorky ich torpedo Spa ce-
ste po mori pocas vojny, vA ppcet-
nych vojanskych diplbmati-
ckych missiach a ktory, Bohu a
srdcu nezapomenutel ny ziar -
srazily omyl om gul'ky cesko-
sloyenskeho vojska v Bratislave
.pri navrate do rodnej vlasti - te-
da Drovi Milanovi Rastislavovi
Stefanikovi 20 slovenskych chu-
'dobnych, ale narodne hraych Ko-
sarisk.
Neidem opakovat' historiu je-
no bohatierskeho zivota; zasluhy
ma poll hvezdarstva, matematiky,
fstatnictva a diplomatic idem
Vam zdoraznit len to, 60 mi po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

My by SINE ku velebnej soche
daromne putovali, darmo vydr-
ziayali slavnosti, darmo j.l ven
cli, 5keby SINE nasho zlateho ju-
naka-Stefanika V tejto narodnej
hrdosti a povedomi nenasledova-
liz neprichodili sem cello OBJ
rddenia, yzkriesenia a zvel 'adenia
naFodneho povedomia a hrdosti
a NJ tymito neobzivili ducha po-
VII iHnosti ku rodu; ciepom hrdeho
vy4nania, ze sme' Sloyaci.
Druhym t'ahom velebnym, kra-
snym bohatierskeho, jeho ducha
bola laska a prftulnost' k brat
skemu narodu ceskemu, u ktore-
no nasiel prfstresie, vzdelanost' a
pomoc pre- trpiacu syojet' a po-
mocou ktoreho S ktorym rozbil
puta slovenskeho otroctva. A to-
to 81 vsetcia stepme hDboko do
.srdca, spoznajme praydu ze
mimo hranfc Cesko6lovenskej
Republiky nieto slobody slo-
yenskeho naroda.
Popri deviation yyrocf hroznej
a bol'nej, dusu srdce rozryya-
jlcej tragedie mad Bratislayou,
cize snsednymi Vajnorami 81
sli SINE sa tn ciel' 'om d6stojnej o.
slavy desiateho vyrocia Pitts
burghskej Dohody.
Je dostojno a sved6no, ably sa
tax stalo; je dostojno svedcno,
ably sme pamiatku zrodenia sa
magma charity sloysnskeho naro-.
da 0Aavili zdoraznili, BE ona O..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

Brat predseda, vazeni hostia 6
draha brat moja!
Hl'a, Ease pred pomnlkom
ktory pred rokami odhalila ma.
rodu nehodna ruka moja; hl'a
Ease v tieni nadhernej sochy, po-
stavenej z poctivych obeti = po-
ctivej statocnej prace potu
tvari sPachetnej cleveland
skej Slovaee nasej.
Citil som, ze stojfm pred tva-
rou prisnej vecnosti, ked som pri
nej hoYbril prvy raz a cftim to al
teraz. A preto, prave len preto =
budn k Vam hovorit' nielen L.
sta, ale srdce - dusa, lebo pra
zdne, neprecitene slova by zne-
uctily pomnik. zneuctily mohylu
'baly by svatokradezne, hyene-
I . + K
sticke.
Sisli SINE sa to prayom, tax
by tomu malo byt kazdoroGne -
pri va6sej vaEsej icasti, ably
sme vzdali hlboky hold pamati
v narode a jeho historic bohatier.
skymi skutkami vecne zij1ceho
sjunaka, ktory posyatil cely tivot,
nm energiu svojmu narodu a
sktory silc opraVdivym nadclove-
k0m eharakterl, umu, pr;amosti,
poctivosti, stato1nosti, neohroGe-
nosti, bohatiersk yeh snah "a rod,
isarod d Slayianstvo niesol mr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
o KoNGREsE sLovENsKEJ L1GY.

XVII kongres Slovenskej Ligy Lorain, O. Dol jed
nym najpokojnejsich kongresov Panovala svornost
kde je svornost, tam je zdar.
najhlavnejsich usneseni je vysane deegacie ma
Slovensko zaume uzakonenia Pittsburghskej Dohody
Delegacia ma cele predsedom Ligy, Ivanom Bieekom
bude konferovat politickymi stranami sovenskym
cesach prostriedkoch ako velenie Dohody do stavy
-Slovenskej republiky vym6ct.
tomuto usneseniu doslo po precitani zpravy pred
sedu Ligy, D. Ivana Beleka. d. zpravy americkl So
vaci boil pozadanf vysat Slovensko tito deegacu
preto usnesenm kongresu, vyhovuje Aadosti kraJo
vych bratov. Deegaca bude potom vyjednavat' csl.
vladou pade nezdaru, pode Dohodou pred svetove
forum.
Kongres sa zauial akcie K. Matice Skolskej "a
vysse sovensk6 skolstvo Slovenska Lga vree odpo-
rilca podporoyanie Matice mravne hmotne sama je
ochotna pripojit sa nej tel akcii
Politicka organizacia nebola este uskutocnena IA
tomto kongrese. Je to tax vazna hakliva vec re po
trebne Wac ej premyslenie realzovaie Usta
noveny vybor d6kadne uvazi, vyplanuje hotovy
plan predloM Lige
Vyzdvihnutia hodn6 je, re lone Sovenskej Lgy sti
uz - okrem SEJ SEZJ. a TSJS. - vsetky vyznamnej
Sic organizacie americkJch sovakov "Zivena' vstpa
do Lgy tomto kongrese Ufame, re tie til hore
spomenue vstilpa budieom kongrese ktory bude til
medz Mani, " Youngstown. ~# IL
Odhlasovanim budiceho kongresu Ligy do nasho
stredu sovenska Mahonng dolina boa vysoko pocena.
Je to uznane prace youngstownskych okoltych Sova
kov "a narod "a Ligu Sest sborov Ligy spoil
kov-klubov nasom Okresnom Shore, je nieco povsm-
nutia hodneho zprave tajomnka Ligy, br Kocdra,
mas Okresny Sbor v1adeny je medz najcnnese. Teraz
uz len pre- toto uznanie musime drzat pracovat
este h1zevnatejsie Musine rady pracovnikov rozmno-
zit' pracu 81 rozdelt bud1ci kongres Lgy m1lsime
zaciat starat uz odteraz Diva roxy ryche mimi;
musime prpravovat ably youngstownsky kongres, co
sa jeho ustrojena tyka, osta pamatnym. 5