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TYPoTHETAE LEAGUE.
Team standing.


Most spares-Noack and Beatty, 20
Most strikes--Entin and Beatty. 6.
Judge 81 Detweiler and Potomac Elec-
trotype Co made clean sweeps in the
sets with Washington Typographers and
Ransdell, Inc, respectively. d, G. Paper
Manufacturing Co., took the odd game
from XXX Advertising Service. Hanks,
O'Connell and Nicholson contributing
big scores at the right time.
Big Print Shop, rolling for the first
time in place of r. P. Andrews Paper
Co., took two from Lew Thayer. Ma
tional Capital Press downed Standard
Engraving Co. in two of their three
games. while Washington Printing Co.
gained the verdict in two games from
National Publishing Co. Fellowship
Forum won two from NJ Joyce Engray-
ing Co. and Columbian Printing Co.,
after dropping the first to Charles H
Potter Co., came on to take the last
two games by comfortable margins.
Noack, Columbia Printing Co, turn
ed in the best game and set with scores
of 140 and 352
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were added to the league.

High team ets-Soils-Chemistry. l,680;
InterbureauS, 1853: Accounts. 1,649.
Hight team games-soils- Chemistry 6Sli
High individual sets-Rupert S79; Gers
dcrff $50; TerWisse and Stork. 354.
High individual eames-Frank Donaldson'
lac; Rupert. l41 Gersdorf and Moeller, 1877.
Soils Chemistry team had the very
unpleasant experience of shooting high
team set for the season, 1850, with high
team game. 631. only to drop two Of
the three games to the Account five.
Interbureau bowlers took three close
ly contested games form the Central
Stores team. Economics, last years
champions, took all three games from
the Shops quint Plant Bureau took
oil three games from Blister Rust outfit,
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MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
Team Standing

70 nine straight games. Stern Co. was
the victim.
Hub Furniture Co. won the second
and third encounters from Fleisehmann.
The SkinlesS Franks won three over
Hugh Reilly Atwood & Ruppreeht pin
men earned two close decisions over
National Biscuit. Southern Diaries came
through with sweep over Thempson's
Dairy.
Groco's Sis game put stop to Barber
d. Ross winning streak. Evidently this
setback only spurred the losers on, for
they won the next tive easily with SOB
and 526 games
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE.

Salvador and Columbia swept entire
sets, but Ovando and Genoa divided
team honors for high scores. Each had
a 538 game, the former totaling 1885
to l,5l4 for the latter Genoa dropped
the odd game to Ovande Santa Maria
and Christopher scored 2-to-1 victories
ever Balboa and De Sofa.
Moriarity of Salvadors had a 1877
game and 1853 set. BetZ of Genoa and
Reynolds Of Ovando had l23-game
counts each, while the former had
1893 set.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ID
CHIMNEYS. FURNACES cleaned roof re-
pairins, floor sersping. reflnishing, waxing,
electric machines: House painting gusran-
teed Phone Cepitol HeiRhts 81. TO-
sood business soqd location $500 cash foTT'
quick sale. 1880 Pa. ave sc. g.
STORE WITH GROCERY. FIXTURES; fine
GSS gS ST. s9 n9 Nam 1's sas 'W Brooks
$3.50 OF GOOD 2nd trust notes. t2,250.
Also. filling station for lease. Address, Box
THEATER and bowling alley eyildins near
suburb o.s Stores sng ees gsry eaS0 bs
opposite new countg Building. Bethesda, Nd
Apply EdEemoor Land ONCE, Be ihssSaasas
h. I, ave. NV, Dec. 1872.
would sivs part Of store to millinery. etc
ouired. Franklin 1860.
s2l9 GA. AVE. SILVER SPRING Suitable
for garage, show room or cafe or oeany
DELICATEssEN. lunch corner, car stop.
near high school. universities well estab-
lished business; small cash. North l9i9o.
ROoMING HOUSE. Is rooms, baths, hot
Price, 5000; terms. Call 1872 P ST. NV.
DELIcATEssEN, scheol Supplies; near
Lincoln 10059
P FR &c. cLEAMINg a gS.s repair shop ~ il
STORE FOR LEASE, $40 PER MONTH.
24os 18th 81. NV. (near Col. rd). P,'.9ns
Col 4sl2-W. - To-
CAFE, well established and paying; sacrifice
for cash; has fountain. 1919 Ga. ave IL
AT A SACRIFICE Distributor OF. near beer
and ginger ale; business, established trade
fully equipped q trucks, warehouse, once.
Once o srd 5e8 warehouse use" ssS n z ave- nv
DRUG STORE, suburbs, growing, ,busnsss;
SOD. Star Office
BEAUTY SHOP, doing good business; no
competition. No reasonable offer refnssd'
must sell. Frank,Ni 9049. IL
DELICATESsEN, located .3409 18th St NV;
fully stocked and equipped; chance OF lie
time your own terms IL
FOR SALE-General merchandise store; re,
End de- and II II sts rSi NV. O ''eA'' O''@' "
4 STORES FOR RENT, suitable for any bus,
mess; just newly oyerhauled; papfred and
slectricity' ali for $50. si0s to 2iI2 New
large spartment house On Columbia Heet
one square from i4th st., and Saoyt vel;
inciudes two FTisidatre machines. XVIII Iesss
for ST5 per month. Stone & Fairfax, 1908
Conn. ave. NV.
CHEMIST. German tbig money mass-l, is
ness man or business woman preferred. Ule
Swensson. 915 Eye st. NV. IL
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND. located lobbr
large office bldg; well equipped and stocked
good business: low rent: price, Sle50. Adj
dress Box ss-J. Star Office
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES = Equipped ard
stocked; good business: low rent. price
$780, terms Address Box ILL.,. Star once.
DELTCATESSEN, confectionery located 1893
M st, NV; rent. including living room. $40
month"; good business; Illness forces saeFi-
fce sale. Call immediately.
BOARDING and rooming house. % sleeping
rooms, NV section; walking distance down.
town. Address Box s5-J. Star Office
SECOND TRUST NOTE of $4,000 at 6laG-.
payable 500 per month until paid, secured
on apt; house VIII sell at a reasonable
discount. Address Box 358-J, Star ONCE
STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT. GOOD
for any line of business, particularly hard
ware excellent lncatioT. 1925 nth ". g.
STORE FOR RENT in best business block
C9ttase City, Md. Good for most any kind
J. NJ. BDLAVITCu.
Phone HEattSvilis 81 -
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WITH THE BOWLERS

pcarance on a local team in several
years, shot the high set of the week
with BIT, including a game of 100, lead
ing Joseph Phillips to a clean sweep
over Webb Pressmen, No. 6.
Allied RooferS won the odd game
from Diamond Cab. Glenn Wolsten-
holme and his dad rolled 1874 and 1913.
respectively, for Burkhalter's Express.
Rialto, with Rosenblatts l40 game,
grabbed two from Manhattans.
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SOUTHERN DAIRIEs' LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

HetmnIng won three games from
Auditors Sales Department made @
clean sweep over Shipping. Engineers
shooting the high game, 525, and high
set 1880, carried off team honors for
the week, earning q tWe-game triumph
over Accounting Department. Chris
Schlegs 122 game for the winners was
the best individual score.
Frigidaire grabbed two from Main
tenanoe while Route Statesmen swept
their match with Special Drivers.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Tram Standing.

Whizz Bangs routed E, G. Poston'S
team for three games and hung up g
marks top the league scoring.
Lefty Allen had 357 set as Temple
Southpaws took a two-ganle decision
over the Night Owls Mercedes, with
Watts leading the way with $40 set,
took two games from Bennings Pepce
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NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.


team game-Meyer Davis, 6l2. High ;ndi-
vidual Came-Weidman King PM, LAG.
High individual set-Weidnian fKing Pin),
337 High aFerage-Weidman d<ing Pin),
1870
Parkway Filling Station and the H.
g. Denham Co. opened the season, the
latter taking the odd game.
went into tie for the league lead when
they made clean sweeps against Chevy
Chase and Peoples Life Insurance, re-
spectively.
Meyer Davis set two new team marks
for the season, while Weidman of King
Pin carried off individual honers in the
match staged between the two teams.
Meyer Davis rolled set of 1869, in
Guiding a 612 game, while Weidmans
set of 387 included a game of l46.
Service Cafeteria lay idle awaiting the
entry of F. Fl. Smith Co., who will make
its debut this week.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Personal
is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

IS cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
EVERY CARE GIVEN CONVALEsCFNTs
Phono ADAMS 1888 IL oSn
seg ay p ssssn sX CYL sh
gle, IS. 2035 p ST., up one fight 90
ELECTRoTHERAPY AND PHYsiOTHERAPY
scientifically sivsn by graduate. Potomac
LADY DRIVING CT OBED CAR TO
Fiorida EouRs trip Npy to So sesEss
Address Box 2l8-J, Star ONCE.
ARNlANDA HAT SHOP: HOS CONNECTICUT
ave. Hats made to order. Old hats" made
EUROPEAN LIMOUSINE FOR HIRE FOR
f f5 oce dsy or weeE scoPoNI Col sss5 any
EXCELLENT MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC
oS s6Sr lar ss t s5 10 aE codf Il %
PREMATURE FALLING OF HAIR IS GEN
foiiicles: DandruI, aIopseia "a! sreata ana
treatments SUPERVISED BY baeterioloGist.
f AgsEh 0Ll 1909 e0an ave- %s
LEAVING FOR LAREDO, TEX on 10th;
VIM carry one ne. g9sasssenser' CAN Henry D.
t Ean Refs. Address BOX si:j,
Star ONCE.
TRussEs AND ELASTIC ooops At RIAL
moIley-saving prices. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman at.
tsndaptS to care Tor your every TS want a., peS
LADY WITH 2-RooM. KITCHEN. BATH
apt, viii rent room furnished 10 lady en-
ployed. Cal! after 6, Potomac $780, Apt, 40,
MADAME REEDERs SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
culture ali branches taught. day and eve:
gging classes :, SD, Enicient instructors 1896
RENO NEW, LAWYER, DRIVING SEDAN
dress BOX 6s-J, Star once IS
FOR SALE-MEMBERSHIP IN CONGRESS
iogal Country Club Address BOX s2-J' Star
BOY OF WILL SHARE WELL EQUIPPED
mother and grandmother with kindeTgarten
experience with two or three other children
under 5; By the hour or week Decatur
RUGS - REVERSIBLE. SEAMLESS CHE
nile made to order from your old material
any size or color, Phone Main 1852, l5e
MASSAGE, PHYSIOTHERAPY, CHIROPRAC-
tie SARA j. HOLMSTROM, sos East Cap
itol st. Phone Lincoln 1887 81
MAssEUSE, SWEDISH, COMPETENT GRAD;
Sweden, gives excellent massage; ladies and
men. 1875 NJ ST. NV, Apt. l. Ia
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN CHILDREN .UN.
der s., good home special diet Snepherd
HANDMADE WAX FLOWERS LAST IN
definitely; easily cleaned. l4S5 Belmont st.
NV.
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NORTHEAST LEAGUE.

Linwerth ran roughshed over Acme.
After winning two tits fandily from
Cars, the Olive Cafe was beaten in the
r0ll-of of the last skirnlish. Carts
Specials messed out the Attic Bells by
s pins to take the final game.
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ATHLETIC CLUE LEAGUE.
Team STANDING

Penn Oh Cos double wiz over the
Union Printers was the outstanding
feature.
Reds Morgan, making his first APP
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EMPTOYMFNT AGENCIES

200 COLORED DAYS WORKERS, COOKS,
chautfeurS, seamstreSs, laborers, car washers,
bus boys, pantry, elevators, waitress, 2f25
18th st. NV. -
STENOGRAPHERS, S20-$2S Wk No charge
unless placed. Washington Employment Ex-
change ga National Press Bldg, l4th F,
STENOG., typist, bookkeeper. clerical help,
etc Free registry Main 1888 1888 q ST. NV,
Boyd Employment Service,
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High team set-St Marks, 1924.
High team game-Georgetown 500.
High individual set-Scrivener, lncarna-
ton, 800,
High individual gau,e-Scrivsner, Tnearna-
ton. 1913.
At special meeting two additional
teams, Keller Memorial and st, Johns,
were added to the league.
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HELP--FEMALE.

AAGAA ENAfAAA[s
AGENTs-sell our dollar box assortment Of
tWenty-one Christmas cards; SOC commits
sion. EarIs, 1917 II st.
BOOKKEEPER, double-entry, with typewrt-
ing experience; state salary. Address Box
84-J, Star office. IL
BOOKKEEPER : TYPIST ~ Well established
real estate company desires irst-class book
keeper and typist, with experience. Reply
IN own handwriting, stating experience. Ad-
dress Box 1861, Star office.
CANVASSERS-W have a very attractive
ana money making pronsositlon to ltve-wire
CLERK for general Office work; good PEN
manshlp and knowledge of bookkeeping es-
Sentlal In replying give experience and age
Address Box 323-J, Star office.
G t5,I La girl. knowledge of tipping. APP
Ga7 Main 20 7s eyer IS years. selling salary
GIRL, experienced; for bakery. to II pm
Call after $50 pm. at 1902 goth
LADY to work by appointment fitting surgi-
cal supports and dress corsets woman Sc
lected will be trained; give phone and ref
erences. Address Box 459-J Star ONCE
LADY in office will give room free in ex-
change for showing room. Particulars, 20
Eye st. NV.
calling on Catholic families work is pleasant
AND pays well. 5-l0 or So, Room 1910, 1343
NuRisEs. Special l-se9r course, in general
nance. Casualty Hospital. IL
s.ALEsLADIEs-S2S plus liberal bonus to
permanent route, repeat trade; pleasant,
ZIG Insurance Bldg., 18th and Eve,
sALEsLADIEs, attractive. good local refer
ences, thoroughly experienced in ladies'
geRdY-to-wsar, Adolph's, 1918 Conn, ave.
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Stanford Paper Co. bowlers are set

ting some fancy marks for other crack
District bowling quints to shoot at.
This A. Newman-W Walker Billhcimer-
Mandley-Ellett combination has failed
to drop below l,T00 thus far turn
Ing in 1854 set the first time out
In the District League. This latter mark
Is the best recorded this season and is
expected to stand for some months
In their latest effort, these maple
naulers piled up 1,T35 pins to take
2 of 5 games from Cornells Lunch.
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I INTERCOLLEGIATE Alumni Bowl

81 INTERCOLLEGIATE Alumni BOWL
ing League teams will take the
drives for the second time Thurs
day night with four teams seeking
revenge for the shutout decisions
of the opening matches. Dartmouth,
Lehigh, Maryland and v. P, I. pinmen
made clean sweeps, but the results
were much closer than the team stand
ings would indicate. Brown, Navy,
Princeton and Virginia, last weeks
victims, hope to break into the win
column Thursday night
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High team Rame-PerpetQaI, sos.
Hieh team ses-Perpetuai, 1892
High individual set--Brady tSecuritv No.
-, 344.
High individual game-Brewn (PerpetuaD
and Barnhelt (Hibbs), 1873 each
McClelland of Federal Reserve took
high set with 343 and Barnhold of Hibbs
high game with 133
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HELP-FEMALE.
fCantiuuad1

SALESIlAD1Es-s35 per week and liberal
commission to start; pleasant: permanent,
Experience not necessary, as we show YOU
how. Call to 4;30 pm, 216 Insurance
Bldg, 18th and Eye.
SALESWoMAN. about 25. good appearance,
tering unlimited growth and advancement;
nad ra AM train fare
STENOGRAPHER-Well established real es-
tate company desires first-class stenoeTa-
pher. with experience. Reply in own hand
a7-J. Star office.
TRAINED NURSE or person with similar
qualifications to care for baby occasional
ton and experience saiary viii be salts
factory Address. Frost, 1889 Woodland drive.
TYP1sT AND STENOGRAPHER, for perma-
Battery & Electric Co, 1929 14th st. NV
TYPIST, start sI2; girl newspaper reporter,
salary open. 6l2 st. NV, Room 306.
WAITRESS wanted at once Footer's $3.50
WOMAN. settled. white. for child's nurse
IaKe entire charge of two young children;
stay nights; suburbs. State age and wages.
Es5s ,, sa REQUIRED Answer by letter only.
WOMEN. past 80, practical nurses, sales
women. demonstrators, selling household
necessity. Call mornings Room 2o2, 1909
WOMAN OF CHARACTER,
To fill important travelling position that is
not routine work and offers unusual oppor-
ton, unemcumbered, age Is to AS; no IN
vestment required; guaranteed income and
opportunity to earn $4,000 year. give
and telephone number in first letter; inter- Ia
w be ess granted qualified
348s. Address Box 2ss-Je, Star Office. 'N"''-S
YOUNG LADY in real estate ONCE; must be
aagry; SIS per week at outset. Address Box
CAN EARN S. AN HOUR
ns III Xmas cards The most beautiful
commissions cards sell on sight. We de-
liver apd collect. Call In person or write.
es Gek oDe EnsysRns toE
National Press Bldg, 14th and F sts NV.
THREE LADIES to sell lew
elry on easy payment plan; re-
spectacle out.of-door work; ex-
perience not absolutely neces.
sary. See Mr.. Blum, bet. 9 and
lO.a.m., a and 5 pm. yCastelberg
Jewelry Co, 1904 r st. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
t. COMPANY.
Desirable positions are avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone operating ;
good salary paid while learning,
with increases at frequent inter
walls. Apply to Application
Dept, Room |, 722 18th st, NV.
SALESWOMEN, experienced,
for all departments; former EN-
ployes preferred. Apply EN-
ployment office, the Palais
Royal, Inc, q and 18th.
WANTED-We have an open
ing in Our hosiery department
for a thoroughly capable and ex-
perienced saleswoman. None
but experienced need apply. The
position is permanent and holds
out excellent possibilities to the
one who qualities. Apply super
intendent's office, S. Kann Sons
Company.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED. PARTNER-s4,0O 600 buys a interest
in growing cabinet and weodworkins bust
ness; have more work than ] can handle;
need more capital take care OF increased
volume. GeoFge A. Kennedy, 1919 nth NV.
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LUTHERAN LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

tial matches, rolling high game and
high SET.
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Team Standing

Final organization of the District
Doubles Duckpin League, which is to
open activities Saturday night, will be
affected tomorrow night at a meeting
at Convention Hall, starting at 8
O'Clock. All team entries will be re-
ceived at that time and no addition
al ones will be received after the seS-
sion.
At least score of combinations are
expected to enter the race, more than
half that number having already sig
nifled intentions to compete.
The most powerful pinmen in the
District have announced their inten-
tions to perform in this league and sew
eral Prince Georges County alley aces
are expected to enter tomorrow night
also, All matches are to be rolled on
Saturday nights at Convention Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09

SOLICITORS, 2, experienced,
for house-to-house work. An
attractive proposition for those
qualifying. Apply Mr.. Sinclair,
Manhattan Laundry, 1916 Flori-
da ave. NV, between 10 and
IL am,
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MEN-Now is the best time to
make real money selling jewelry
on easy payments; experience
not necessary. See Mr.. Blum
between 9 and 10 am. 4 and 5
pm. Castelberg's, 1904 F st.
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ELECTRIC WIRING-6-r. house wired COM
plete. incl. fixtures and inside service, this
week, special. sos. Sun Elec, Co., Cley, sSa-J.
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DELICATESSEN. school supplies; near
schools; rooms available: 500 cash, balance
terms, legitimate reason for saerihcing
Lincoln l0050
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DELICATESSEN, lunch, corner, car stop.
near high school. universities; well estab-
lished business; small cash. North l0i05.
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health forces disposal 2os5 NJ st. NV. 10
STORE FOR LEASE, $40 PER MONTH
2406 18Th 81. NV. (near Col. rd). P,,s2ns
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WAXING; skilled naechanies; reduced prices.
Paul Serene. 1909 ". Gap. st, Main 1871
FURNACES AND CHIMNEYs CLEANED AND
Service. 9iT nth st. NV. franklin I0tS3
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ELECTRICAL HOUSE WIRINd----6 rooms and
fixtures, complete. S7250 Star Electric
Co, Adams 52fS Ss0a Kansas ave. NV. s.
EXPERT FLOOR WORK. old floors espe-
ciaily; work guaranteed; prices reaso,SsaaoIlte.
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BOOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms, 2 baths, hot
water heat. electricity; filled with roomers.
Price, 5000: terms. Call 1922 81. NV.
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safe GA. AVE. SILVER SPRING Suitable
for garage. show room or cafe or beauty
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GOWN SHOP in best location Conn ave
would give part of store to millinery etc
window for display. Best references re-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
ZAHADNA VRAzDA v ORKU.
CANOCH.

Dina %. nov. udala sa obci
Orkucany pri Sabinove zahadna
vrazda, ktorej .padla "a obet' 90
rocna Bucakova 20 Sabinova.
Bueakova bola obchodnickou a
osudneho dina prisla S povozom do
Orkucan pre- ovocie k j. Mario
novi. Marion boil v tom case $ ce-
lou rodinou ma svadbe svojho zna-
meho, rol 'nfka Perka. Okolo 5. ho
diny isiel domov nakrmit' DOLBY
tok a uvidel, ze je dom otvoreny.
zarazilo ho to . preto voSiel dnu,
kde 50 mu naskytol hroznt obraz.
v isbe v5etko bolo prehadzan4,
vel'ky cestovny kufor, ktort 81
priyiezol : Ameriky, rozbity na
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
v HoLICI MATA.

Obyvatel 'styo Holica (Nitrian-
ska) ma take chvlle. Po celt dni
noel obliehajti zastupy l'udi
'Calctkov dom v Bethlehemskej L.
lici, kde udajne strasi.
Ma strechu domu a do oblokov
padajn v kratkych prestavkach
vel'ke kamene tehly. "Strasi-
do" vraj vystraja svoje kdsky V
noel. kcd' ma domec padajil ka-
meme az s ky. 'azke.
Mnohe zeny ami nevaria, ale
cely den divajn sa ma Caletkov
dom, krizujd sa a modlia, ably "a
hnaly strasidlo. Cetnfctyo vsak
pohybuje sa Ma poll realizmu a
preto miesto, aby sa tiez modlilo,
obklicilo celu ulicu a snazi sa
strasidlo dostat' do svojich rik.
Ale zda sa, ze sa ono neboji ami
cetnikov, lebo v noci len d'alej
hadze kamenim ma Celetkov dom,
pri com cetnici musia davat' po-
zor, ably i'm niektory kamen nepa-
dol ma hlavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
JUBILUJUCA BRATISLAVA Y
ZAPLAVE SVETLA.

Il BratiSlavy. (CEPS) Oslavc-
MIN jubile.inych dni Bratislava
prevISila vSetko otakavanic a ma
ozaj vel'mi milo prekvapila. We'd
Rratislave uz bolo vel mi mno-
no slavnostl, ale podl'a "staro-
usadiikov'', tol'ko slavnosti nebo-
10 ami v starom Presporku, ami v
novel Bratislave.
Vo dne bola Bratislava zapla.
vena moron Zastav V narodnych
a statnych barvach. Domy oven.
Gene cecinon poprepletanou fabor.
mi v narodnych barvach, skvele
p sobily. VeGcr az Cd 7. hodiny
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mi zelenymi reflektormi oziarena,
co posobilo priamo magickym do
jmom, dalej Dol osvetleny Hrad
q druheho brehu Dunaja, blldova
zemskeho vojenskeho zastnpitel'-
stva, Michalska veza veza Do
mu. Cely rad stavisk bolo oven
Gene ret 'azmi ziaroviek v narod-
nych barvach. Boly to prvom
rade .banky, d'alej budovy roz-
nych spolocnostl, niektdrs restau-
racie a kaviarne al niekof'ko sn-
kromnych domov.
Bolo dojemnf nazriet' do tych
najuzsich uliciek a vidiet' tie maj
nizsie a najchudobnejSic domce-
ky, ovencene, zastavkami okra-
slene obloky svieckami osvetle-
ne, Toto jcdnoducht vyzdobenie
vel'mi milo zaposobilo ma kazde-
no, kto sa sem prisiel pozriet'.
Ulice boly preplnent, 10 vset.
kych stran bolo mozno zachytit
slov:i obdivu a start obyyatelia
mesta spominali, ze este nikdy
nevideli Bradshaw tax h!rit' sve
tlom ze este nikdy neboly ulice
preplnene tol'kym a TAX natese
nym obecenstvom.