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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

An innocent query from Costa RIGA
has unceremoniously catapulted that
country into conspicuous place among
the nations OF the world, Having been
invited to Join the League OF Nations, II
asks the League TO interpret the Mon
roe Doctrine. American observers are
in doubt whether 10 view the matter
facetiously or consider II as a serious
piece of diplomacy. II is agreed that
the doctrine means hand of" but the
exact legal definition is lacking.
1T has flavor Of impish humor,'
in the opinion Of the South Bend Tri-
bune. which suggests that the request
was dictated, apparently, by the Costa
RIGA desire to have something done
about the Monroe Doctrine. with the
League as the doer." The Tribune be-
lieves, however, that Great Britain.
dominant in the League. could interpl :
the Monroe Doctrine in manner sat-
sfactory to Costa RIGA, but the British
Interpretation Is necessarily for private
consumption"
Since it is nothing but a declaration
of this country'S policy" advises the
Newark Evening News. outsiders have
nothing 10 do with IL, and would only
court bad feeling should they attempt
to tell us what 1t means" Referring
however, 10 similar attitude on the
part OF Argentina. the News remarks.
The Argentina Costa RIGA move can
not be counted as friendly II repre-
sents ATTN American spirit of hos
tiiity which 1t should be one Of our firSt
duties and policies to remove. The I'M
defined Monroe Doctrine Is one OF the
greatest obstacles"
A different view Is presented by the
Manchester Union. which observes that
some experts are inclined 10 believe
that the request Is made In a spirit of
hostility To the League. Costa RIGA
withdrew from the League two years
ago" continues the Union Recently
she has shared with Spain and Brazil
In the invitation from Geneva for the
return OF the three diSaffected members.
While Spain has accepted this invita-
ton. Brazil has rejected II, and now
Costa RIGA, whether for a friendly or
hostile reason has chosen 10 hinge her
return upon this novel communication,
That paper points To friction over the
route OF the Nicaragua Canal. but adds
that the matter is assumed to be
dropped"
Though perfectly fair and legiti-
mate. II Is nevertheless an embarrass-
ing question" admits the San Fran
cisco Bulletin, with the further state.
ment. interpreting the Monroe Doc
trine Is no simple task for the legal
mind though its meaning is perfectly
simple to every lay American The
man In the street knows that II means
hands OF the Americas as warning
10 all nations outside the continent
But the legal mind keeps on writing
book after hooh about the Monroe he :
trine. and each new volume reveals
some new point Of view
The important thing Ia, and always
has heen," as viewed by the buffalo
Evening News, that behind the Monroe
Doctrine Ia Its varying Interpretation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24
Costa Rica Wins Attention
By Monroe Doctrine Query

has stood the power Of the United
States. The fact that for many decades
IL was never recognized as part Of in
ternational law and that its validity
never was officially admitted by the
powers as was. let us say, the open
door policy with respect to China. has
made not the slightest particle of DIFF
ference The League has SO
far Scrupulouslv refused to take any
active part In Latin American affairs,
even those which. because they menace
the friendly relations Of nations In the
League. would seem To come directly
within the purview OF the Geneva body"
The political leaders OF nearly ali
nations fully realize that no interpreta-
ton placed upon all or any part Of the
Monroe Doctrine by an international
agency could carry any weight With
the United States" asserts the Kala-
mazoo Gazette. with the warning as TO
the Leagu ) position European states
men can we'll remember how prominent
a part the doctrine played In the con-
troversy over our proposed entry into
the League nearly decade ago. IL
they still harbor any hopes of American
membership in the Geneva BODY they
also realize that one Of the best WAYS
tn Shatter these hopes would be by al
i'll dispute over the scope Of the Mon
roe Doctrine"
Quoting from President Monroe vt
terance that the United states could
not view any interposition by foreign
powers for the purpose OF depressing
or controlling any independent govern
ments In this hemisphere III any other
light than as the manifestation Of an
unfriendly disposition toward this Gov
eminent" the Youngstown Vindicator
states; The republics there owe their
existence to the security they had while
becoming nrnily established, It Is clear
from the events of time that the Mon
roe Doctrine was a policy with the force
Of law with the United States Ions be
fore the League OF Nations covenant
recognized It."
Somewhere out there In the oftns
Is the Monroe Doctrine-~~what Is left or
IL, How much Is thats" asks the Fort
Worth Record. TELEGRAM with the Sus-
geStton Those who are destined -
travel the tortuouS channel between the
Scylla Of International relation. within
the League and the CharybdiS Of our
elastic translation of the Monroe Doc
trine are In need OF q navigator'S chart
and all available SotlndingS.
Monroe Doctrine as q political pull and
company OF Marines when Costa
RIGA gets its answer how much more
instructive than that viii II be-"
Much more attention IL being given
to the Costa Rican plea than the sub
1ect warrants. It Is interesting. but
not at present important" saws tse
Harrisburg Telegraph, while the Indian
apolis News concludes that the safest
forecast--if any forecast concerning d.
rlomacy can be at all safe~~is that The
AFFAIR win have no serious outcome and
II Is not Improbable that nothing moro
will be heard Of t."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24
Work Of the Animal
Rescue League Praised
To the Editor of Tn. star:

To the Editor of The Star:
The letter of Miss Sargent, printed
In The Star Of Thursday August %.
about the work of the Animal Rescue
League. states the case for the league
better than 1t has been stated for a
long time. ! have attended many board
meetings for the league and am we'll
acquainted with its work. l have also
voluntarily and willingly. so long as ]
had the strength to do 1t. spent many
entire days at the league building at
Maryland avenue and Four and half
street southwest through the hottest
and the coolest weather to help in the
daily work. I have also spent many
hours picking UP and keeping tenn
porarily in my own house lost. home
less. injured miserable dogs and trying
to find their owners or homes for them.
The league could not possibly take care
of and find homes for all the miserable
stray animals OF Washington. even II
il had the funds 1t so badly needs 1t
does find homes for many good dogs
and cats. The fact that 1t cannot ind
homes or provide for all. regardless of
age, sex or condition. should not OBJ
scure the good that IL does do. or the
fact, as Miss Sargent points out. that
it is far better for us and more humane
for the animals 10 put most OF tnem OUT
of their misery shortly rather than to
leave them to suffer and be MANNED or
ill-treated or killed in the streets. or, II
seems to me, to collect them and keep
them and allow them to multiply.
MARION STUART CAKE.
Opposing View Expressed.
To the Editor OF This star:
The Animal Rescue League Is con-
stantly being revealed as not rescuing
but killing animals Witness the recent
killing of wonderfully loyal dog that
it refused to give into any suitable
home where people would have gotten
him to eat and enjoy life. 1t does just
what the city pound does only care
fully Disgusting its purpose. and acts, as
a rule. in order to gain public support
under the misapprehension on the part
Of thousands of persons that 1t saves
the animals turned over to 1t. Let us
all work for the closing up OF the AMI
NAL Rescue League It's enthusiastic
oficials. who so frequently get their
names and pictures in the newspapers,
can then turn to aviation as means
Of gaining public attention. and the
animals OF the city will have much
better chance for life.
MILDRED r, EW1N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

DO YOU think the bootleg industry
is growing"
Let US be hopeful, answered Sena-
tor Sorghum. Il notice that most Of
the men we once knew as bootleggers
are now wearing spats"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24
SHOOTING STARS.
BY pHILANDER JOHNSON


Good, for a Change.
Had enough OF stories
OF cowboys from the West;
Of the subworld glories
And detective test.
Had enough OF shootin'
And Of fimnam tricks
Glad to be salutin'
Talk bout Politics.
Tariff helps 10 cheer us.
Farmers give us hope,
For they don't draw near us
Where the gunner grope.
Literature is shifted
From Crimes tales prolix;
And we feel uplifted
BY our Politics!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

Secretary Of State Kellogg Is alertly
aware that a point is gained when a
country Ia persuaded 10 90 uncom-
promisingly on record In favor OF peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

The prohibition party used to be
unique. II might WELD tremendous
power today IL II had been able to
copyright It's stuff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24
Entirely by Motor

did you complete your trip by
motor2"
Yes" said Mr.. Chuggins part way
In my own car and part way In an am
biiianee."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

The time may come when a county
fair nying machine will be required 10
issu. life insurance policy along with
the admission ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

1t is the intention Of Senator Jim
Reed to give up Washington. D. c.. as
residence. Unless some conspicuous
new talent is deveIo~>d. his decision
will render the town shade duller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

New York theatrical producers are
frankly discouraged. The public shows
no appreciation Of daring novelty when
an absolutely moral play is announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

The impression is general that Gene
Tunney Is nice boy and that some
way should be found to prevent rough
prize fighters from picking on him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

The horse Is patient and noble
animal. Yet he Is made to stand as a
terrible incentive to gambling regardless
OF the stock market and the rustic
spinning jinney"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

Each OF the presidential candidates
seems In favor Of limiting the campaign
songsters TO the measures Of How Dry
AM"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

Mr.. Whites attacks on Gov. Al Smith
may yet reach an explanatory stage
indicating that they were uttered only
in "Pickwickian sense"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

Member If the Associates pr...

IRE Associated Press IS cX.lusively entitled
rs,creS c-eSI:ed 20 Il or ut otherwise cred
i-rc - iris rsper and also the local 1ews
svetisl cisrstches herein are also reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24
Amphibian Bull.

A merry Builfrog caught the eye,
For song he was not 10th.
! asked him, Are you wet or dry?"
He answered, Il am Both"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

their cars In driveways, and II they do
not obey the rules they should he cont
PEELED by the law To do so. and the law
In this respect should be strictly en-
forced. w. II. GREENWOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

Comment on a speech Of acceptance
resolves Itself into formula. Opposition
politics invariably declares, 1t Is all
wrong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

We continues 10 have hopes OF gem
ero.m giftA" said Uncle Eben. Oar
ain't no santa Claus. But dar Ia al"
wsw candidates fob ofies."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

He who seeks to direct the morals Of
others" said HI Ho, the sage OF China"
town, often holds himself aioof to pre-
vent his own from being inspected"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24
Rate nv Carrier Within the City.

IN. Evenins star .-....,-.. tSc ner month
Tire Evening and SUNDAY star
when Sun6sySl .... eoc ger month
Ire Eyenine and SUNDAY star
wien S SunGaysl. :. ..... 6Sc per month
THE SUNDAY Star .... 49,, ', sc Der cory
collection made at The ere 81 each month.
Orders say be sent In By msn or telephone
Nam 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24
Mountain Fisherman n.

Mountain Fisherman.
THE Ocean / will nout."
A Fisherman remarks;
I'd rather toy with Trout
Than take q chance OH Sharks"
Jud Tunkins says a man used TO hook
his wife up the back Now he asks her
TO help him button his collar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24
rh. Evening Star Newspaper Company

Business once.
tl:h ST and PENNSYLVANIA Ave
New York once; 10 East 5zno st.
ChicaEo once. Tower EuildinG
F,Ircresn once. ID Regent St, Lcnoon'
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-24

The selection OF the flnal prize win -
ming design for the completion Of the
tomb Of the Unknown Soldier al Ar
lington National Cemetery viii be made
soon, from the Ave first picked by the
jury OF award from the rs ar more sub
mitted In the original competition
Whoever the architect may he who IL
finally honored with the task Of COM
plotting the Unknown Soldier memorial
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
ktory nctive poyolava cele slo-
venskt obecenstvo Z Campbell d
|okolia. Hrat bude znamenita slo-
venska orchestra.
POZVANIE MA MAJOVU IA.
NECNU ZABAvU.

Ct. slovensle obecenstvo lcti-
We je pozvane na vel 'ktl majovn
tanecnn zabavu, ktorn nsporiada
Steeltonska Baseball Cata v pom
delok, IA. maja veeer 8. hodine,
Zabava je prospech slovenskei
baseball caty ma Steelton. Pozva-
nj sn vsetci roduverni Slovaci a
Slovenky. Bude hrat vyborna or
chestra pana PifoslSu dane budii
dive ceny tanecnikom, jodna ia
najlepsf americky tanec, druha "a
najlepsf cardas. O obearstvenie
postara sa vybor. s 1ctou,
Pavel Ondash
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
SCH0DZA M. S. K. SOKOLA
MA .STEELTON.

Sborcek 240- -241. upozornuje
ysetkych rodiEov, ktori dlhujn
prlspevky "a svoje dietky, ably to
vyrovnali ma buddcej schodzi, kto
ra sa bude odbyvat' ma nedel'u u,
13. maja 0 pol 2. hodine po obede
pod kostolom Najsv. Mena Jezis
Pc druhe, prosim tych rodicoy
ktori nemaj1 svoje dietky este '
S. X. Sokole, ably ich dali zapisat
elm skorej. Bude to dobre len pre-
vas. Ako je yam znamo,'S. X. So.
kol ia zoe mesa6nych prispevkoy
plat 100000 posmrtnej podpory
Teda neodkladajte, ale dajte icf
zapisat ma budlcej schodzi. Ked
nemozete ma sch0dzu prist', dajtt
mi znat a ia pojdem do vaSho do
mu alebo hlaste sa II nina V kto
rykol l'vek den ma adresu:
A. Panda, starosta,
1910 Second st
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11

bude v poriadk,l. Rock ma Obro-
skeho, Williamsa Striteka "a pi-
cerov a GaidoSa a Pisknrl "a chy-
tatov. Rhodenbangh a Byak sl
strutherskymi picermi mlady
Anfal bude chytat'. Antal a Mo-
tosko sd lansingvillskymi hradmi,
Campbell Magyars buan hrat'
$ haseltonskymi Sokolmi ma Oak.
land Field. Haseltoncani az Wy.
hrali dve hry a chc1 vyhrat al
tretin, ale nikdy nemozno znat' 1
60 sa prihodi. Andy Lisko mi
Checka IA picera George Sa-
ckas ia keeera. Sackas je Studen-
tom Memorial high Skole. Ham
rock ma Savagea alebo Smotrillu
"a picera Coliepretea "a kecera
Farrelleania tejto nedele nebu.
dii hrat', vytiahi "bye''.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
20 sCHoDZE ,LANsINGvuI-
SKEHO rOLIT. KLUBU.

g
Minulej nedele vecer, g. maja,
SLOW. Polit. a Vzdel. Klub ma Lam
singville odbyval svoju riadnu
schodzu, ma ktord prislo asi 81 IL
dov, co je maly poeet ma mas
klub. NuH ale to uN ami mae ne
bude cez leto. Po zahajeni scho-
DE predsedom Javorskym, zavf-
tall k nam naSi krajani a srlsedia
juznej strany, slice p. Trojan,
ktory je kazdemu SIovakoyi ma
nasej okolici dobre znamy a pan
Stefan Herman a tieE pan Jozef
Javorsky, predseda Youngest. 81.
Politickeho Kmbu. Pan Trojan
ma Ma svojom srdci to, re ma toll
ky poeet SlovalSov Mahoning
okrese doteraz ziadon Slovak ne
ma nijaky tirad a co viac, ami sa
Eiadon Slovak neopovazil doteraz
ma nijaky okresny trad ucha-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
PEKNE OSLAVILI 50. NARODE.
NINY PANA SRANKU.

Dna 20. aprila slavil vseobacne
many a cteny Slovak Campbell
Ip. Jrraj Sranko so. vyrocie svoj.
ho narodenia, pri ktorej prileEi-
tosti poGetni jeho pribuzni pria.
telia priSli mu, co pozvani hostia
blahozelat'. Ked sa hostia yecer
poschodili, boil pozvanf sadnlt
81 "a bohato prikryty stol, ako ma
dallej svadbe. Veceru zanosali $
naboznym spevom a modlitbou.
Modlitbu predrielxal p. Pavel Du-
ris. Pri veeeri SINE sa milo zaba-
vail az do 1. hodiny po polnoci.
Jeden hosti, pan Andrej Bene-
dix Oak st. prehovoril krasnych
niekol ko SLOW o br. Srankovi. Po-
vedal, ze slavenie SO. narodenin
je vyznamnou udalostr'ou v zivote
kazdeho cloveka, no vel 'avyznam-
nou je v zivote p. Sranku, ktory
presiel "a tych so rokov cez vel
mi mnohe zivotne' zk1senosti, z
ktoryeh niektore boly sladke, no
boly i trpke. Jeho rec kazdeho
pritomneho dojala. Bolo by to
pekne, keby Wac nasich bratov
a sestier nasej cirkve tax osla-
vovali svoje So narodeniny.
vinsujeme panu Srankovi, aby
sa DOLL este al druhej pat 'desiat-
ky, zeby SINE sa mohli zas tax po-
bavit'. Bolo to vsetko pekne a
spolocnost' bola vo vybornej ma
lade. Este al deti sa veselo clti-
ly, lebo maly keksi, pap, l'adov1
smotanu a inc paskrty, 60 deti
majd rady. Starsi mali tiez vset-,
keho do sytosti, este al fajciva.
Ma rozchodn1 zaspievali SINE 81
"Az mi domov pojdeme, co vece-
rat budeme' a $ tym sme sa roz-
ISL.
Jeden : pritomnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
11-ROCNE DIEVCA
DOSTALO POL MIIIONA

Elizabeth III. Welsh, 11-roena
sirota po veteranovi svetovej VOL
ny, dostala nedavno pol miliona
dolarov cd General Motors kor-
poracie "a vodovgu pumpu pre-
automobile, ktorn jej otec W.
nasiel este pred odchodom do
voiny. Nakresy vynalezu nacho.
Oily sa u jeho priatel'a Daniels
Mccullough V San Franciscu
ktory dal vynalez patentovat' a
potom predal automobilovej kor-
poracii. Mccullough len t'az,
kost 'ou nasiel sirotu po svojom
kamaratovi Chicagu. Prave sa
nachodila v nemocnici. Matka
dievcat'a sa medzi tym vydala a
tax cely pol million pripadnul len
deere.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LfGA.
(Dokoncenie s !. strany.)
:. Farrell 4, Hillcrest 2.

Campbell Hillcrests boil vo
Farrell a prehrali tvrdo boiovanil
hru v pomcre 4 lln 2. Pollock a
Billy WashEo boil picermi. Pol
lock dial Hillcresteanom len 4 IL
derry, a diva tychto uderov uro-
bill picer Washko, jeden Sandron
Parente a jeden Joe .Vrabel. Hill-
crest Farrell boly poviazane
|2-2 vo 6smom innineu, dvoma
ma bazoch a dvoma Won. Pollock
uderl ku zemi, Sandron Parentt
lobdu pekne chytil ale hodil ju di
voko ponad hlavu prveho bejs
mana, ztratiac hru 4 ku 2. Bebit
| a Green boil najlepsimi ddernilS
mi FarrellcanOv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
ZVABILI DIEVCATA
DO AUTOMOBILE

Dive mlade dievcata zazily ne
prijemnG zk1senost' v stredu We
Ger. Prechadzaly sa po E. Boston
Ave-, ked' sa k MIN priblMili ma
aute dvaja chlapi a volali ich po-
vozit' sa. Dievcata sa daily IVA
bit chlapi uhanali s mimi po
Poland-New Springfield ceste.
TAX "a Poland, zatiahli do bocnej
cesty a nahovarali dievcata ma
zlo. Jeden chlapov al revolver
nastavil ma dievcata, aby ich ma
strasil k poddaniu. Ale dievcata
vyskocily 2 auta utekaly na hlav
MI cestu, kde ich inf ludia wall
do AUTOMOBILE doviezli do me-
sta ma policajn1 stanicu. DievGata
udaly cislo licensu ma automobile
chlapov a policia dfa ich chytit
v kratkom case.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
Spolocenske zprayy
.PEKNA svADBA v CAMPBELL
Pan Jakub r. Kubovcik a 81. Ma
ria Dulovic v ruzovych putach.

Nastalo tiizobne ocakavane ia
ro: ozivnjh kvety rastliny a vse-
tko vonia l'1beznou voflon. TAX j
Ia pana Pavla DuloviGa a jeho
manzell1y vyrastly dve rrlze, 2
lStorych jednu 81 odtrhol mas do
bre znamy politikar, p. Jakub r.
Kubovcik priviedol k oltaru
|dna z. t. m, kde 81 prisahali ver-
most manzelskn. Sobasne obrady
previedol Rev. IIamrak. Starej-
Simi boil PIP. Jan G. Dulovic, do
bre znamy stavitel a Stefan Ko-
marco. DruEbov a drllHicky nebn-
dem tll spominat'. Bolo ich osem
|paroy vsetkych mcna neznam,
preto iifam, ze mi nevezmi "a zle.
Den Dol krasny, ale dost' chlad-
no. Mladozenich sa mohol pre-
Isvedcit', akl iictu a vaznost' po-
zfva v nasom meste, ked videl, re
kostol boil naplneny divakmi jako
v nedel'u. Oltare boly okraslend
zivymi kvetami pred oltarom
bola umeleeky zhotovena brana a
ozdobena kvetami, co dodalo kra,
sy jak chramu, tax al svadobnej
druzine. Pc sobasnych obradocf
druzina sa dala fotografovat'. Pc.
tom vSetci posadali do dewitt pek.
Inych automobilov a zaviezli sa dc
domu mladej nevesty a jej rodi
GOV, kde ich uz eaxaly prikrytt
stoly. Ze jakil nctu tam mala tie
tka prohibicia, to neviem, lebo Sc
mi nenaskytla prilezitost' tam ma
| kukniit', iba ma drnhy den son
sa doznal, ze to bola prillladn;
svadba, jakei Campbell est
nebolo. A TAX to ma byt' ma kaz
| del svadbe. Mladozenich ma est
il dvoch bratoy jednu sestru, kto
ri no bud1 nasledovat', ako sa po
vrava, este ten masiac. Teda chy
staime sa zas ma svadbu.
Mathematician prajem mno
gaia blagaja ljeta. Blaho, st a
| site vas sprevadzaj celom vaso1
zivote, spolu zits peknej shodt
Nv laske tiez vaobrofe! ~
Praje yam
A. B., reporter.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
NOVOTNY TANEIC JOLLY
FELLOWS KLUBU.

:Velske pripravy robia sa ku ta-
neenej zabave Jolly Fellows klu-
bu, ktora bude ve'kou novinkou.
Tanec bude v stredu vecer, 16.
maja v Statler's Dancing Acade-
my. Zvlastne prekvapenie caka O.
becenstvo ma tejto tanecnej zaba-
We. Hrat' bude orchestra z Cleve-
landu, cd 8 80 do 80. Vo W.
bore s1: Jan Hnat, Jack Writer.
Stefan Ondre ini. Obecenstvo je
srdecne pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
Spol!kove zpravy
sCH0DZA POLIT. KLUBU "A
LfGY v HASELToN.

Slovensky Politicky Klub V Ha-
selton bude odbyvat schodzn v
tato nedel u vecer 0 pol s. hodine
skole farnosti Sv. Akbety a po
tajto schodzi bude sch6dza Sboru
slovenskej Lfgy. Clenovia ako
Politickeho KMbu talk j Sboru LII
gy sii ziadanf dostavit sa v plnom
pocte, le'bo bude sa ma oboch sch6-
sdzach pojednayat' v;lznych We
ciach.
M. J. Bartos, zapisnfk.