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Special Notices

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ccntre cted by Mary Nolie Grouse on or
after March ~. 1923. EDWARD GROUSE.
WILL NCT-Be Responsible Tor any debts
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DEMOCRATS TO MEET
County Farley to Hear Candidates
Is Set for Tonight.

Sponsored by the Democratic
Progressive League, a meeting OF
Marion County Democrats viii be
held at the Indiana Democratic
Club, 319 NJ Pennsylvania St., to-
night.
Earl Crawford, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor, and Edward Brennan, seek
ing the Democratic nomination for
Marion County prosecutor, will be
speakers.
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Ec7D Vented Nale

WANTED-NIan with cor to sell complete
line quality auto tires and tubes. EX-
elusive territory Experience not neGes-
STONE RUBBER co. z. Liverpool, Ohio.
SALESMAN American Metal Weather
strips. No 4 The DarraCh Bldg. Illinois
ST. ct Fifteenth.
TZPTsT- exchange for vocal lessons.
Address g. 800 Times
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pani0n was.

officials Of the Becker Asphalt
Roofing Company, making q nation
wide plane tour Of branches, were
to arrive at the Indianapolis airport
this afternoon to inspect the com
pany branch here at SGT EEassachu-
setts Ave. The officials viii Hy here
from Chicago and so by plane to
Birmineham. Az. from here.
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Nomr Credih Us aiond

You can phone in YOUR want ads gao
have them CHARGED This courtesy Is e.-
tended to anyone WHO has no I2gt cue
accounts en- our books Avail yourself of
this opportunity. q courteous ci1l Wln
help YOU write YOUR al. CAL Nam $500
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Lolcta Henderson, Is, of 1884 T..
Georgia St, LETT home Sunday with
another girl TO attend a show she
told her pasents. She failed to re-
turn and police were asked 70 search
for the pair today. The parents
were unable to learn who the COM
paniOn was.
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PAPER HANGING
Samples Furnished.
Prices Reasonable
P,APERHANCING- inside painting.
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PLASTER patching and repairing; also
brick work. ii. E963.
RUG, gx12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED,
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Basiness Announcements

free est. comp. irs. Est. 1902. Oh. 2682-W
FOR PAPER CLEANING-Ca DR. 1910
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PAPER EAlIGING- Cuar.:T samples shcwn:
plaster patching; cleaning. Be 3505
PAPER HANGING Cleaning and painting,
plaster patching. Oh. 68l3.
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Situations Wanted Female

STENOGRAPHER- years experience
surety bonds and general insurance. Cali
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fancy linens carefully
Numbered. MRS. MARSHALL. Oh. 1907 r.
STENOG.-Comp operators high schoul
graduate: experienced. Oh. 2127-J.
- Competent; familiar
with all kinds detail work. Ia. 5697
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EElsfrtgcficrs

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Help Wanted cnaie

WOMEN-For house Toulouse educational
work. Full or part time. Good PROPOSE
ton. Apply wk. days l to 4. lis Penn
broke Arcade.
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John Williams, Negro, Louisville
KY, recently released from q Zen
lucky prison after serving q sentence
for Burglary, was arrested here sun
day on q burglary charge. John
Boyd. 219 Bak6meyer St. employed
at Kingan & Co., said he saw WI
uans in the engine room Of the
plant, rlfling clothing.
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DR.. Charles L. Gregory and Prof
Il. A. Hansen of Purdue University
will lecture at a plant show to be
held Tuesday at the growers~mar-
ket, Virginia Ave. and South SIS
All vegetable growers, greenhouse
men, farmers and home gardeners
hav been invited by President vii
liam G. Meyers Of the Indianapolis
Vegetable Growers Association.
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'Heat Insulation" will be dis
cussed at the March meeting of
the American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers, Indianapolis section, at
6:15 p. M, Friday at the Indian
apolis Chamber of Commerce, w.
l.. Steffins, manager of Philip Carey
Company, and D. G. Drill, General
Insulating and Manufacturing Com
pany, will speak.
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The Indianapolis Traffic Club viii
hold its monthly dinner meeting at
the Chamber Of Commerce at $50
p. m, Thursday. j. J. Brown, State
tax board chairman, will talk or
taxation
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DR.. Frederick z. Taylor pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, viii speak
at the monthly mems dinner friday
night at the Broadway NJ. g,
Church. Plans to secure an At
tendance Of 600 men Easter Sunday
will be discussed, according 70 Roy
N. Downs, class president.
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e. A. Hope, IS, was found dead in
bed today in his room above the
Hans restaurant, Is N. East ST.,
where he was employed as dish
washer.
Benjamin H. Eadley, vice presi-
dent and secretary Of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company Of Iowa,
viii be the principal speaker at the
meeting of the Indianapolis Associa-
ton of Life Underwriters, April 5,
at the Spink-Arns Hotel. The sub
ject of the address will be. 1925
My Mountain
Canada of Today" will be the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-19

The MAJ. Robert Anderson Auxil-
airy, Women's Relief Corps, will
meet at TT. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois
ST., at 1:45 p. NJ. Tuesday.
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George Dillon, young Chicago
poet, addressed the Butler Univer-
sity Poetry Club Sunday afternoon
at the Proylaeum under the direc-
ton Of MIST. G.'Wesenburg, who
is sponsor for the organization
Dillon advised persons who want to
write verse to have some other
business.
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Thieves broke into the chicken
house of Mrs. May Childs, 1852 Rails
ton Ave, Saturday night, the fourth
time in o week and stole chickens
valued at SIS.
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Leslie Colvin, local contractor,
begun work on the new Graham
Hotel at Bloomington this week.
The entire property will have a
value of $530,OOO. An eight story
building will be erected.
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Burglars entered the Office Of An
derson and Davidson, lumber deal
ers, Forty-Sixtl} st. and Mooon
tracks, Sunday night, ransacked the
place and took 81 from q desk.
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Death Notices

BERNDT. ANNA B. (nee Doenges) - Be
loved wife of Harry o. Berndt and
Ellen Berndt, passed away at her home
l48 Eyison ST., Saturday. March IT, at
9:25 p. m. Funeral at the residence
Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill
Friends invited.
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Two sets of boxing gloves and
several headgears were stolen from
the Anterior Gymnasium 210 +.
Ohio St., Saturday. The loot was
valued at $40.
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PERSONALS
Maple Wood Sanitariur.

6AnI , pTIVaL0 nUTeeFy, Dy nurse, eetaD-
lished years. Shepherd 1858.
CHILDREN cared for by day or hour while
mothers work. Frank 8674.
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is Girl Reserve Clubs
To Compete in Singing

More than TOO girls of the Dis
trict. representing the eighteen girl
Reserve Clubs Of the Young Won.
ems Christian Association, the Den
ison Vocational School and the Fill.
more Graded School, will compete
in q SINGING contest tomorrow in
Barker Hall OF the K Street. z.
w. G. A. building at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Miss Mabel r. Cook and Miss
Mcdowell, directors OF the girl re-
serve department, and Miss limo.
gene b. ireland. music secretary Of
the local organization are in charge
OF the contest, which will be Judged
by committee Of three welI-known
local critics.
The winning club will present
the operetta, 1.-THE Pied Piper" on
Friday and Saturday nights. and
the Girl Reserves have invited the
children of the Gospel Mission to
attend the second performance Of
the operetta on Saturday as their
guests
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Yale Editor Classes
Smith. Yassar Girls

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March 10.
Smith College girls are "a snappier
looking lot" but those Of Vassar
seem to be a bit cleverer, In the
opinion of John Knox Jessup. cam
pus editor Of the Yale Alumni
Weekly, who has published the
resultsO Of his survey at the two
girls institutions.
Finding that there is no Smith
or Vassar type any more than
there is a ''vote for Hoover type. .
Mr., Smith adds that the Vassar
atmosphere fosters originality and
self expression in having more
extra -curricular activities, while at
Smith "a less conscious and noisy
development Is the IDEAL"
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OPERA STAR IN
MOTORS PROGRAM

At the time the American Eagle
Is soaring through the wave lengths,
all the loud speakers in Washington
that cannot be tuned to WIZ win be
hearing through WRC Martha At
wood, Metropolitan opera soprano,
and Sigmund Romberg, musical COM
edy composer, in the usual General
Motors Monday evening program.
This is the most spectacular event
we can find on the evening programs
| for Washington listeners. Romberg
| is the composer of 1.-THE Student
Prince" "The Desert CALI and many
other weIl-known theatrical affairs
OF musical kind.
The Peoples Home Orchestra viii
start things going for WRC at Gas
this evening and will be followed by
the usual Roxy program. At s
O'Clock a great moment in history
will take listeners back to the days
Of the Philippine rebellion and the
capture Of Aguinaldo by the late
Maj. Gen. Frederick Funston. The
A. and p. exercises will be devoted
to making glad the hearts Of cash
customers who live in the State Of
Tennessee. After the General Mo-
tors outburst there will be thine
to Retire" program and an hour Of
dance tunes by the LIE Paradis Band.
The Thirty Club comes into its
own this week from WMAL by be-
ing formally announced as a pro-
gram feature for the first time
and President A. Cloyd Gill figures
in the station headlines with his
striking way of presenting The
Washington Times news stories, as
he should have done a long time
ago. Louis Rothschild OF the Bet
ter Business Bureau will tell the
multitudes OF WMAL listeners how
to safeguard their savings at SIS
and at 8:55 the Westbrook trio
will entertain.
DAZZLING here and there one may
find Sam E. Wright, the human
fly, recounting his experiences in
his chosen calling from WEAF at
1880. AT o'clock the Riverside
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ITO RADIO AWARD
|. To L|NDBERGH

Col. Charles Lindbergh win navi-
gate the wave lengths again this
evening in what will possibly be
rated as one Of the great moments
Of his career when WIZ broad
casts his address OF acceptance of
the woodrow Wilson Memorial
Medal and cash award OF $4,000
for having performed the greatest
service Of the year to carry on the
Wilson ideals Of international peace.
The broadcast comes to listeners
of the VIZ affiliations--of which
only WIZ is announced at the pres
ent tinne-at $50 p. m. The pre-
sentation will be made by John w.
Davis, former ambassador to Great
Britain and Democratic candidate
for President in 1924. The award
to Colonel Lindbergh was unanimous
by the trustees Of the Woodrow
Wilson Foundation. In their an.
nouncement the trustees state that
the award is made:
ITO Col. Charles "A. Lindbergh for
his contributions to the cause Of
international friendship and new
and better spirit between the United
states and its Latin-American neigh
borS.n
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By GARDNER MACK
LOCAL PROGRAMS

WRC-Washington-160
R:46-Tower Health Exercises; Fed
GRAFTON Morning Devotions'
Parnassus TRIO and Cheerio.
iO:O0-Dr. Royal s. Copeland Hour.
l1:16-Radio Household Institute.
1s:O0-Farm FLASHES.
12:10--George r. Ross pianist.
12:20-Noonday Lenten Services.
aoassis q Secretary Dt: ons Of the
Commission on Evangelism
and Life Service Of Federal
Council Of Churches. New
York City-broadcast from
Keith's Theater.
1:0O-Slater's Lotus Orchestra.
housekeeping Fit''-Health Service
Bureau; Parnassus Trio: Man-
haitian Trio; Over the Teacup;
Bob Fallon's Orchestra and.
Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra.
6:3O--Motion Picture Guide.
6:45-Peoples' Home Hour.
7:15-'ShOpping with Bah.
s:So-.Grsat Moments in History.
$500. r. Gypsies.
9:3O-Correct Time.
s:30-Martha Atwood, soprano and
Sigmund Romberg, composer.
in General Motors Party.
o-Time-to-Retire Boys.
11:00-Weather Forecast.
11:00--Le Paradis Band.
WAIAL-Washington-242
r. M.
12:oO-:.Brunswick Panatrcps Record
/ 7:oO-aThirty club"-News 81 the
Day, from Times-Herald studio.
7:i5-.Listening in ON Jimmy ana
7:sO-supper dance BY ''rhs Novel
cites" Rita Roman, leader.
s:0o-correct time. through courtesy
-. Of 4. Kahn. Inc.
s:1S-ssafesuarding Your Savings, !"
by Louis Rothschild. director,
Better Business Bureau.
S:3S-F. Edmond Boyer. tenor. &C.
companisd by Elizabeth CARD
ner Coombs.
s:55-Westbrook trio--Jean West
BROCK brock. ssSIi1 E Ere E M:st.
Springs wsst6rooI. plano.
s;35-Caleb O'Connor.
9:5O-"BelI and Jones"
10:15-Late News Flashes from
Times-Herald studio.
WRHF-Washington-s2s
1e:oo-Hou.snoi a 4 4srk - elaay.
1o:so-Hsif-Hou Of Music.
5:3o-'sThe Land Of Nod" by Evelyn
Richard.
5:45-The Town Crief.
6:00-Dinner concert.
WTFF-WashingtOn
7:15-Bran and Hughes. Dance Or
chestra
S:Do--Ronany RamblerB.
s:45-TaIk BY representative Of the
Humane Society.
S:00-Fitz and Lee, harmony.
singers.
9:16-EtiIeI west.
9:3O-Barber and Hoge-UkeleIe and
guitar artists.
1o:15-Jimrnie Rodgers. Victor record.
ing artist.
10:30-Blue Bird Ramblers.
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But, disqualified by bad eyesight, Nietzsche
had to be content with nursing. Even for this
he was too sensitively delicate, in spite OF his
warIike philosophy; for he had the soul OF
girl under the arnaor of warrior.
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BEST PROSPECTS

1890 3. m.--Lenten Services
conducted by DIR. Charles I.
GoodeIi, OF New York. from
Keith's Theater, washington
7:8o >. m.--Experiences Of
New York, WEAF (492).
1880 D. m.-Radio Trayestys
Atlantic City, WPG f2f2l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS.
600 p. nn.-WaIdorf- Astoria
WRc WEEP. WTAcs WcAE.
1880 D. m.--Roxy ana His Gang
New York, WIZ, WRC, WBAL.,
WBZ. WBZA, WHAM. KDKA.
WJR. XIV, KWK, WREN, WHO.
WOW, KPRC. KVOO. WFAA.
WsB, WHIT.
.. m.-Great Moments. "Agui-
naldo Captured" New York.
WAR. WTAG. wCsH wGY.
New S:so YORK 3: wEzF ~ WRc. WVgEEI..
WAR, WCsH. WILT. WGY,
wcAE. WV. WTAM. WSAI.
WGN, KsD, WHO. WDAF.
q b. m.--The Riverside Hour.
WIZ, VIDAL. WBz, WBZA,
WHAM. KDKA. XIV. KWK,
WREN. WRHM Kvoo. WBAP.
Modern Love stories. IN Columbia
WMAK, WAS. wAIU. wGHP.
wOWO. KMBC, WNAC. WFBLt
WcAO, WADE WKRc. WQJ.
$40 .. m.--Award Of woodrow
Wilson Peace Prize to Col. Charles
Lindbergh, with addresses By
Colonel Lindbergh, John w. Davis
and others. New York. WIZ. etc;
Martha Atwood. soprano, and
e essneraI Motor Ts prosram. New
York, WEAF, WRC, WEEP, vito.
KPRC. WAR, wTAG. WcsH.
WILT, WGY, WGR. WTAMs WV,
wSAI, WGN, WTMJ. KSD. voc,
wCCO. WHO, WOW, WDAF.
KVoo, wFAA, WHAS. wsM.
WsB. WET, WAX: Don, Vor-
hees Band, New York. Columbia
10 ,. MA Palma In Columbia
program, WOR, etc.
1880 p. m.-FisI Time-to-Re
Boys, New York. WEAF. WRC,
WEEI, VITO. WAR, WTAG,
WCSH. WILT. WGY, WGR.
WCAE. WWJ. WSAI, webb,
WTA1J. KsD. Wcco. VOC. WHO.
KPRC, wOAI, WHAS, WsM.
VINO. wSB. WHIT: The Buc-
cancers in Columbia program,
W0R. etc.
DANCE MUSIC
10 D. m.-The Marylanders,
Baltimore, wBAL (2s6).
II D. ms-Lo Paradie Band,
washington. WRC (4e9).
1880 D. m.--Silvar slipper Or.
chestra, Atlantic City. WPG (272).
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orchestra Of Chicago can be tuned
through WIZ. The z. M. C.. a..
College Glee Club will also perform
in Chicago, but through WIS, at
1880. At the same hour WPG an
nounces "A Radio Travesty', the
product Of the genius Of A. Harry
Zoog, the author of ''Sea Cruisers, .
the meIodrana which made a radio
hit from WPG last season. &
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NEARBY STATIONS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6:O0--Sandman Circle.
6:30-WJZ program
7:00-Dinner music.
7:30-WJZ program.
9:30-String quartet.
WPG-AtIanfic City-1I1O-272.6
7:05-Dinner music; talk.
8:O0-Casino Dance Orchestra.
s:45-Soprano; tenor.
s:15-Ambassador Concert Orchestra
10:00-Studio program.
10:30--Radio travesty.
11:15-Follies Orchestra.
iI:aoasIlysr siippsT s ogsssstra-
Observation-Disclosures
S:0O-WEAF program.
WCAU-Philadelph
7:0O-Mifflen Merrymakers.
7:so-Tnstrumental trio; vocal.
S:OO-Hornung Orchestra.
9:00--Columbia network.
11:O0-Club Lido Orchestra.
adelphia-66O- S4e.6
s:sO-Dr. Forrest Dagger; organ
9:25--Fox Theater program.
10 :sO----Pennsylyania Male Quartet.
WOR-NewaFk-710-4
7:oO--Commodore Orchestra.
7:55-chimes; current events.
8:25-Krueger's Lieders.
s:Oo-Modern love stories:
9:3O-Voorhees Concert Orcnestra.
10:00--La Palma smoker.
10:30-The Buccaneers.
ll:00--Roseland Orchestra.
11:3O--Wltching hour.
WEAF-New YOrk-61O-402
5:OO-FalIon's Orchestra.
6:O0-Waldorf Astoria Music.
7:Oo-TaIk; string quartet.
7:3O-SamueI e. Wright, Human Fly
7:45-Physical Culture Prince. +
S:O0-Great History Moments.
S:3O--A. and p. Gypsies.
9:30-General Motors Party.
1O;3O--Time-t to- Retire Boys.
11:00-Lopez Orchestra.
WHN-New York-76O-
S:O0-Seville Troubadours.
S:30-Loew's Theater.
9:o0-Boxing. st. Nicholas Arena:
i3:Oo-Cotton Club Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOrk-66O-454
6:00-Kemp's Orchestra.
6:30-Buist Gardeners.
7:00-Klein's Shoemakers.
7:30-Roxy and His Gang,
9:00--Riverside Hour.
9:30-ColoneI Lindbergh Prize Pre-
sentation. prominent speakers
Observation-Disclosures.
1l:00-Slumber Music.
WNYC-New Y0rk-S7O-626
S:15-Songs; Heroes of Medicine"
9:0O-Tenor; Health Talk.
9:35-Violinist; pianist
10:15--Life's Little Laughs.
Observation-Disclosures
7:45--WEAF Program.
s:s0-Baking CO. Anniv. Program.
o:30-WEAF Program.
1l:0O-Statler Orchestra,
Observation-Disclosures -64E.
s:3O-Hy and Dry.
9:00-Colunbia Network.
11:00--Joyland OrchestTa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-19

An electric heating unit has been
invented to be screwed into the
top Of a hot water bottle to keep
its contents warm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-19
Too Late to CLASSIFY

MAN-Preferably married, as agent and
collector: salary. commission and bonus;
sary, Apply Manager, Sun Life Insurance
Co. 1903 H st. N. W., Monday p. m. or
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-19

Aged couples, !convalescent0 special casea
ana elderly people. room and board nurAing
care inc. Mod. imp. bright rms. porches
lawn; COW. bus hnes. silver Spripg 422
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-19

WINDOW SHADES MADE no ORDER
THOMPSON BROS.
Furniture. Stoves, Floor Covering
l22O-26 Good Hope. Rd:. AnacoStta. y. q
Phone lincoln 6b0
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
vstupne je pre- muzskyrh SO cen-
.toy 4 zehske 25c.
Y. Hlehovy.
H1LLCREsT KLUB PRIJnGA
"A aNfzENE VSTUPNE

Hillcrest a. Club Campbell O.
znafnuje vsetkym Slovakom, ze do
/. tharca bllde prijfmat' novteh
1dov "a sniEen6 vstupne $500, a.
by "a dala prllezitost' vstdpit do
tohto klulbu ako mladym tax al
starxim Slovakom. Po /. marci
vstupne do klubn bude zas $500
SlovAci ' Campbell s1 ziadanl pri-
st1pit' do tohto klubl1 v najva1-
Som pocte, ably tax boil ma pomo-
ci nasej mladezi pestovat eisty
Aport pevny charakter. Klub
NAL hedavno roanil sehodzu, ma
|ktorej zvoleny ibol "a predsedu
Frank Wasko "a tletovnika Jan
Kadilak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
TANEtNA zABAvA DEvc.
KRUzKU NSN. M. JEZIS.

Dievcensky KrHok cd osady
Najsv. M. Jezis usporiada V pom
delok yeeer, 80. januara audi.
fortune novel skoly peknil tanec-
MI zabavu, ma ktorej bude hrat
chyre1na Broadway Screnader
orchestra. Bude to zvlaStna zaba-
va, lebo name priestupny rok a
preto mladenci mech sa nebudu
6udovat' !, ak ME oni, ale dievcencf
budti 81 spolo6nikov do tancn Wy
berat' Cisty zvysok venovany bu
de ma skolu. Ma tiito zabavu sr
deSne sl pozvanf ako mladi tax
starsi Slovaci a Sloyenky 20 Steel
ton j cel6ho okolia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
MEST8KA RADA POVOL.ILA
ZvfSENIE POvOZNEHO

4
Mestska rada \ pondelok ma
konecnom hlasovani povolila IVY
senie poyozn6ho ma ponlienych
karach. Ia poyolenie hlasovall
yssetni koncilmani okrem Jerry
Sullivana. Zvysenie povozneho
yoide Y platnost' 30 dnl po po-
tvrdenf zvgsenia mayorom. Ma
yor Heffernan este zvysenie ne
potyrdil, ale to pravdepodobns
vykona Y kratkom ease. Move po.
platky ba,dii 10c "a jedno poyoe'z
ne, 6 lfstkov "a Soc alebo $3.50 u
ty1dennu iazdenku a transient u
darmo.