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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-05
NEW 20-FT. BRICK HOME.
8 ROOMS-GARAGE.
ONLY $o,950.
NOPTHEACT

NORTHEAST.
Located within one square Of the new
Technical High School: we offer an excellent
two-story brick house having six real rooms,
tile bath, hot-water heat, electric lights,
hardwood floors, large covered front porch,
breakfast porch and sleeping porch on rear
modern cellar with built-in garage. Owner
will sell reasonably to party with good cash
payment. For further information call
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
National 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-05
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SMALL CIR. BRICK. SUBJECT, ONE TRUST,
sT ns cash hom py fsSa STAR s
WILL TRADE CLEAR LOTS IN THE NE.
section for good and trust notes or income
North Mort lolo j. BENSON THOMAS Co.
Thomas Circle. ----
co OPERATIVE A .p! NM m CLEAR All
sell for small cash and $3.50 monthly; two
rooms, reception hall and bath with shower.
Phone Ph %tli s slaef III rS W1pMYER RXTf
SEVERAL PEAcTIcIALLaXs N NEW ~ HOMES !c@ g
Service and diplomatic families. Owner
will consider unencumbered ground or VIII
over times annual rental. Address Box
27-R, Star cfice.
4-BEDRooM, DETACHED. MopERN HOUSE
i rear porehes viii sscrice for cash or take
S . sf Ss Ruth sST9 c aaGs
house. tile garage. VIII sacrifice s3.325
equity or will take small house, lot or 2nd
H trSss nG 1874. in exchange Phone OWNER
SUBURBAN, 20 MINUTES DOWNTOWN. 8
r, ami, auarter-acre corner, fruit. shaa eSc
s sSnsSer c s@a isss 4s Tan@ a
MODERN HOME IN EVANSVILLE. LARGE
front on Wash. ave; (Balto. boulevard1; Tor
Nc or betwee TS 10Th amid 18th. Equity about
$4,000 r. p. Sheehy Bro, so5 10th st.
NV.
SEVERAL APIS, AND 8 FAMILY FLATS,
business property at sacrifice prices. on IN
viting terms or will trade. State what you
Is brick garages, near car line NV; no
reasonable offer refused: subject to LIST trust,
S6,500; will take clear lots, suburban place.
End trust note. $500. secured on good
nearby suburban property, for 6-room mod
ern home, cor. or semi-detached. vicinity
l4th St or Conn., ave. car line up 70 $ll;000
N e RYON CO, 1915 N Y. Ave. Natl 1907.
34I8 18th Col. 1877 (7-9 Pm. Col. 0219l.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Splendid 3-story brick building. stone
trim, containing 2 apartments Of rooms
I1s Tsntfa $4,000 eaT Der een
az years. Price. $4,000, Exchange equity
MOORE & HILL, INC,
Established 1900. ,,-.
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ARE FOR
sale or exchange as whole or as as "a. a part
r. 81 D s st. So se-o0ioFeo' apartments '0'A'
7ss-fSo 18th st. s.e;-Two brick houses. Z
rooms and bath; total rent, SIS.
52i M St ne-2-family brick; rent. $6l.
1922 Corcoran st. n.w.-Colored; 8 apart
i5iS lii. i5th ;,o nw-whits; apartments
$40 critteaden st. n.w.-7-roOm brick;
The above properties are 1907 rented.
BARTLETT, WIDMYER & PRATT,
Phone National 0S82.
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We are instructed to sell the best
five-bedroon1, two-bath, all-brick home
ever offered in this section before; The
property has been put in excellent con-
dition and Is thoroughly modern in every
respect There Is q garage for two cars.
immediate possession can be given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-05
SALE-ACREAGE.

CLOSE TO THE MONASTERY
IN BROOKLAND. y
SPLENDID small tract of 8 acres, 500 feet
frontage on paved State pike, Just over the
District line Now ripe for subdivision. All
necessary improvements available. Suitable
for small detached houses or bungalows.
Priced for immediate sale at $1,000 per acre.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
Established 1900.
7so nth. St. NV. National 1i7l.
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$23,75O.OO
Cleveland Park
Detached Brick
\ English Colonial

Located in a wooded section, on a
high elevation near. the Cathedral. Charm
ing in English design, complete with
dens. Center-hall plan. with library on
first floor, four large bedrooms, two
baths on second moor, fun attic, two
some in its appointments and thorough-
ly modern in every detail
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$13,95O.OO
New English
Detached Brick
West of 10th Street

In 18th Street Heights. south Of the
reservoir, and adjacent to Rock Greek
Park. this new detached brick Is out
standing in value. There are six rooms
and tile bath. extra lavatory, BULLETIN
garage. Appointments are equal to those
found in any new home offered up to
S20,O00.O0. Terms can be arranged.
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NEAR UPPER 10th ST.
OIL BURNER AND FRIGIDAIRE.

concrete porches, Enclosed sleeping porch,
attic, garage. Terms arranged. For APP
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
PR1RoDNY PARK v TATRACH

V septembri roku 1924 bola v
Zakopanom Observation-Disclosures
ska konferencia pre- sriadenie pri-
rodneho parku tatranskeho. Spo-
locny ceskoslovensko-pol Sky pri-
rodny park NAL by zaujimat' ce-
le vlastne Tatry bez dpatia, t. j.
ia strane pol'skej Tatry, Vysoke
Tatry zapadne Iesne pasmo, Ma
strane ceskoslovenskej Liptovske
Hole, Vysoke Tatry a zdarske "a
lebo Bielske Tatry. .
K uskutocneniu tohoto projek-
tu nedoSlo, ponevac nemohlo sa
dosiahnut' dohody V dolezityeh a
zasadnych otazkach, ktore boly
vobec zakladnou podmienkou pre-
sriadenie takehoto, pre- diva statu
spoloGneho prirodneho parku. To
ale neznamena, re narodny park
uskutocneny nebude, lebo ako na
pol iskej, TAX al ma strane cesko.
slovenskej sa pracuje na prislus
nych projektoch, ale ma inycf
predpokladoch. Nebude to park O.
BON station spolocny, ako bolc
sk.rx xprojektovane, ale kazdy o
boch statov sriadi ma svojom au
tonomnom 1zemi prfrodny parl
vlastny, zahrnujdci ond cast, ktt
ra bola urcena pre- prfrodny parl
spolocny.
u mas je otazka sriadenia prl
rodneho tatranskeho parku pred
metom medziministerskeho jedna
MIA. DPa vypracovaneho projek
tu bude mas narodny park zahr
nat izemie Liptovskych Holi
a Vysokych Tatier rozmere as
30 stvorcovych kilometrov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
oRIENTAI.NA VYSTAVA
v PRAHE.

Ma jar bud1ceho roku pripra.
vuie sa v Prahe vel 'ka orientalna
vystava ma podnet prazskych vel
trhov, ktore vypracovaly podrob-
ny program, ktory bude predlo-
zeny Wade. Ucast Turecka, Ma
lei Azie, Azijskeho Ruska, Japon-
ska a Ciny je uz zaistena. Ocaka-
va sa este 1cast' druhych statoy
vychodnych, najma Perzie. w
stava tato bude vel'kych rome
row "a jej trvania bude tiez u
skutocneny stary projekt, vybu-
dovanie prazskej mesity. Y cudzi.
ne, zvlast vo Francii Nemecku
prejavuje sa tuto vystavu w te
raz yel'ky zaujem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
RAFFAY ZAKAZUJE. sLOVEN.
SKE BOHOSLUZBY!

V jednu nedel'u Dol evanj. bis
kup pestiansky DIR. A. Rafay V
jedi 'ovskom okrese obci Cemer
ned'aleko Pesti. Obec podpa ma
d 'arskej statistiky roku 1920
vykazuje 1882 Slovakov, 31s
Nemcov a nicco katolickych Ma
d'arov. Rafay dal sa ma t1to cestu
odprevadzat' vysokymi uradnik-
mi poiicie z Pesti y a boil 5 MIN
al Slovaci prof. Blatnicky, skol.
Inspector Kontarik, miestny farar
j. Jesensky a uciteP Nikelsky
Po slavnostnej schodzi nariadil
biskup Rafay mad 'arske boho-
sluzby ma kazdn nedel'u. To je
respektovanie pray mensin Robia
to slovenski biskupi krajoch
nesporne slovenskych? Soc. dem
poslanca Malasitsa skoro roztr.
hall v pestianskom parlamente
ked' uviedol desiatky takychtt
prfpadov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
y MADARsKu BrJt DrT1 PRE-
sLOVENtuU.

Prenasledovanie narodnostnych
mensin Mad 'arsku ME je vo-
bee mic noveho, to ma vladn1ca
kasta uz krvi urobila toho
trvaly a nezmenitel'ny system.
Preto nikto, kto aspon trochu po-
zna kalvariu narodnosti starom
Uhorsku, ME je AMI trosku pre-
kvapeny tym, co bolo povedane
dina %. maja ma schodzke buda-
pestianskej poslaneckej snemov-
ne.
Socialny demokrat poslanec Ma
LASTS prehovoril situacii narod-
'nostnych mensin. Vyhlasil, ze v
mensinovom Skolstve sn veIA
nedostatky. Urady neprevadzaju
.mensinove nariadenia = O tom
nikdy nikto nepochyboval - a re
situacia sa stale zhorsuje. V so
percentoch tax zvanych mensino-
vych skol je mensinova rec len
vedP Pajsim predmetom. V opatrov
mach sa det'om zakazuje hovorit'
materinskou recou. V obci Sari-
sab sa stale, ze v materinskej
skole (ovode) deti boly bite, ked'
hovorily slovensky. Hs
Je zaujlmave, ako ma tieto OBJ
zaloby reagovala Bethlenova vac
sina. Robili kirk, poslana Far
kas volal, ze "nie je Mad 'arom
ten, V kom sa teraz neb1ri krv. :"
V tomto 1ctyhodnom Mad 'arovi
sa, pravda, neburi krv preto, re
slovenske deti s1 bite "a to, aze
hovoria slovensky. Me, jeho hum
ska krv sa b1ri, ze sa svet dozvie
takejto ohavnosti. Predseda Pull
ly dokonca volal zalobcu "a jeho
odvahu a pocestnost' k poriadku.
''Pester Lloyd' rec poslanca
Malasitsa neuverejnuje, ale vra-
vi: "Je to hrozne, ked' niekto OBJ
vifluje mad 'arsk1 mensinovn po-
litiku prave okamihu, ked
Bethlen odchadza do Madridu k
prejednavaniu mensinovej otaz-
ky"
Ano, je to hrozne! Gr6f Beth
len 81 chce pred Spolocnost 'ou
narodov zahrat' ma cisteho O.
chrancu mensin pri tom mu z
vrecka vykukuje rakoska, ktorou
tyra slovenslse, deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

berte" priniesol ma dvodnom mie'
ste vel ky clanok, nadpisant
"Hrdina ceskoslovenskej samo
statnosti - Stefanik.'' Pise sa '
nom, ze Franc1zi bud1 spomi.
nat vyrocia tragickej sn,rti Stefa.
nikovej. Stefanik Dol jednym 20
zakladatel'ov tvorcov Oeskoslo-
venskej republiky dnes je jeJ
hrdinom a mucenikom. .Bol zaro-
ven ceskoslovenskym vlastencom
a Francuzom - tento hrdina, kto
ry zomrel s hodnost 'ou generala,
nebol nijak vojensky, bol hvezda-
rom a. boil uz preslaveny svojim
pozorovanim ma Mont. Blancu, v
Afrike, Turkestane Tahiti. Vo
franc4zskej armada stal sa vyni-
kajucim letcom. v d'alsom Liber-
te popisuje cele to vel Ike heroi-
cke usilie Stefanikoyo, oslobodit
svoj narod. Po prevedeni svojho
nkolu vracia sa do Prahy lieta-
dlom. Chce sa teraz S Masarykofn
Benesom zasvatit' definitivnej
pacifikacii Europy. Lietadlo pre-
chadza cez hranice Ceskosloven-
ska, ale naraz ,pada rozbite na
zem. Stefanik zomrel vsak uz ma
pode oslobodenej vlasti. Tragi-
cky koniec obdivuhodneho zivo-
ia. Stefanik, tento intelektual, ne
napisal temer nicoho a neprenie-
sol temer ziadnej reel. Boil to clo-
vek-radium. Jeho vsetky vykony
boly neodolatelne. Vyjadrovaly
vieru, energiu a tuhu po priamom
dosiahnuti moznosti.
70 vsetkych hrdinov svojej re,
me je on hrdinom najcistejsim.
(T. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
PRED TUKovYM sUDoM.

Statne zastupitel'stvo Brati-
slave dorucilo II. jdna vysetrujn-
cemu shdcovi obzalovaci spis vo
veci dra Tuku, redaktora Macha
a Sznaczkeho, ktory ma 50 stran
pisahych ma stroll a ktorys pred
volava 80 svedkov. Obzalovaci
spis bude dany behom dna k dis
pozicii pravnym obhajcom obvi.
nenych, ktori maji pravo do s
'dni podat' proti zalobe svoje ma
mietky. V pripade, ze namietky
podaju, bude sa mimi zaoberat
obzalovacia rada. Ocakava sa, ze
pojednavanie oproti DIR. TuRovi a
spolocnikom bude prevedene asi
koncom julia. Zpravy, ako by "a
lezitost' redaktora Macha Szna-
ckeho bola oddelene pojednava-
ma cd zalezitosti Tukovej, neod-
poveda pravde, ponevac obzaloba
obvinuje vsetkych troch spoloc-
ne. U vsetkych troch ide zloci-
ny oproti par. 2. a 6. zakona ma
ochranu republiky, to jest pre-
protistatnu cinnost' a pre- zlocin
v0jenskei zrady. p.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
TRI NARODNosTI: sLOVEN
SKA, cEsKA A CEsKosLo-
aVENSKA.

Advokatska komora pre- Slo-
vensko SO sfdlom V Turcianskom
Sv. MARITIME, vydava kazdorocne
vyrocnu zpravu, ktora obsahuie
data pomeroch a rozvrstveni
pravotaroy ma Slovensku. V al
manachu, vydanom "a rok 1928,
Je uvedena tiez statistika advoka-
tov podl'a narodnostf. Ako SINE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
ZEMEDELSKE SKOLSTVO MA
SLOVENSKU.

No porade, konanej Bratisla-
We "a dcasti zastupcov minister
stva zemedelstva, zemskeho 1ra-
du zemedelskej rady, o zeme-
delskom Skolstve ma Slovensku
bolo konstatovane, ze toto skol-
stvo odpoveda sice potrebam slo-
venskeho zemedelstya, ale ze w.
zaduje dobudovanie niektorych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

Desiate yyrocie tragickej smrti
generala Stefanika naslo mohut-
ny ohlas celej syetovej tlaci.
casopisys nafodov yel'kych i ma
lych, blizkych j zaoceanskych,
veffovaly narodnemu hrdinovi slo-
yenskemu dlhe clanky, pisane t6-
nom velikej i1cty ku generaloyi
StefanikoEi 4 jeho dielu. Tah
yerky franciizsky casopis La III.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

Rudolf Morche snGd' 20 zizko-
va, posi-. STAG Second St, Detroit,
Mich.
Jozef Novak, snad' Pouenika
Y Karlova Tynu, POSI-. adr. ne
znama.
Bruno Schustek, POSI-. 9. o. Det.
roiter Ruderklub, IT'S jefferson
Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
Frant. Schwartz 20 Skotnices Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
sLovENsKE SKoLY v JUNO,
sLAVu.

Budlceho roku budu sriadene
starost'ou Ceskoslovenskeho sva-
zu vecernajsie rol'nicke skoly v
Starej Pazovej, Hlozanoch, Piv-
nici a Padinej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

sNovSho Jidfna, POSI- $50 18th
ST., Detroit, Mich.
Jan Vasilko, NIL, Ujlaku, po-
sledne u Jana Lalcanskeho, 62O
lTyndale Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio.
Vaclay Wesley Radvancic u
Kutn6 Hory, POSI-. adr. neznama.
Adam zukovsky Podolinca,
POSI-. adresa Box 112, Neffs, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
NOVY HEREC SLOW. NAROD
DIVADI.A.

Slovenske Narodne Divadlo v
Bratislaxe-angazovalo talentova-
neho herca Svetozara Hurbana,
rodaka 20 Starej Pazovej v Jul
hoslavii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

ale prekvapeni, ked' cftame, ze
svedl'a advokatov nArodnosti ma
d'arskej, nemeckej, rusinskej, slo-
venskej, deskej, je ista sia+tka
advokatov uvedena v narodnosti
ceskoslovenskej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
L'UDOvA HvEzDAREN STE
FANIKOVAsv PRAHE.

Ma Petrine v Prahe budpje sa
Stefanikoya l'udova hvezdaren.
Nakol'ko sl jednotlive casti uz
sdokonoens, je hyeadaren prlstup-
ma sirsej verejnosti denne. Hvez-
daren je verejnost 'ou, a najlna w
prayami, vel mi navstevovana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
KONZULAT RcS.
v Clevelande, Ohio, 308 Euclid
Ave-, patra po tyohto nexvestnych
lrrn ianoch.

y
krajanoch:
Anna Becvarova z Pocinovic u
Move Kdyne, posledne 122 w. %.
St., Lorain, @.
Cervenka Jan Detvanskej HUI
ii, posledna adresa neznama.
Martinek Jozef (Chorvat) 2
Telgartu, posledne 1924 Cooper
ST., Youngstown, O.
Cundrle Jozef 20 Straznice, po-
sledne u firmy Art Shop, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Ferima Vasil Ustcorne, POSI-.
2341 Hastings St., Detroit, Mich,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12

sk6l, najma hospodarskej skoly Y
Michalovciach, vybpdovanie nib.
Sci skoly hospodynskej ma w
chodnom Slovensku a rozsirenie
nizsej hospodarskej skoly v Ri
maNskej Sobote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-12
70 starej vlasti
iZpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.)
sLovEN1cUM.

Il
nejsich amer. dennikov, "New
York Herald" priniesol tychto
diloch dlhsi clanok o slovenskom
diyadle. Tento vazny casopis pl-
Sc, ze rozvoj divadla v Ceskoslo-
vensku cd spojenia Slovakov' a
Cechov poskytuje nam zaujimave
studium. Divadlo bolo ma Sloven-
ski predtym povazovane "a pro-
striedok narodneho prebudenia a
ponevaG tam nebolo divadelnych
spoloGnosti, zakladali STUDENT sa-
mi spolky uz v r. 1S41 zalozene
bolo Slovenske Narodne Divadlo,|
ktore hralo pre- Bradshaw a SUI
sedne okolie. Preklady romanti-.
ckych kusov boly tn hrane vedPa
hier slovenskeho autora Chalup-
ku.
1ntenzivneja narodny zivot O.
kolo roku 1860 prejavoval sa
predstaveniami ochotnickymi. -
Zvlast' hry Janka Palarika boly
brane 20 skutocneho slovenskeho
zivota. r. 1863 zalozene bolo "
Zahrebe horvatske narodne diva.
dlo. Jonas Zaborsky, knaz a ziak
Shakespearov napisal a vytvoril
ME menej ako % historickych
dramat. Potom nasledovalo ME-
kol'ko napodobitefov tohoto dra-
1matika, prace ktorych su vsak Ia
znamenane skor pre- kvantitu a.
10 pre-, kvalitu.
Spisotatel' Jozef Gregor Tajoy-
sky povzniesola sa mad svojieh
predchodcov dramatickym dialo-
gom a pravdivou characteristic
kou, branou 20 zivota obecneho.
Jeho kusy, plsane najviac pr
: vych rokoch tohoto storocia, zna-
cia rozvoj slovenskeho dramati-
ckeho umenia. Mensi spisovatelia
dodavali ochotnickym spoloGno-
stiam hojnosti veselohry ira
gedie. Medzi tymito plodnymi au-
tormi bolo tiez i niekol'ko zien.
Ale tento vyvoj nebol nepretrzi-
ty. Uhorska vlada bola 81 vedoma
nebezpecia, ktore tieto spolocno-
sti by molly predstavovat' rozsi-
rovanim narodneho hnutia uro-
bila prietrz tomuto rozvoju.
Take boly pomery, ked' po O.
slobodcni bolo rozhodnute utvo-
rit' spolocnost' Slovenskeho Ma
rodneho Divadla a organizatori
boil nilteni obratit' sa pomoc k
Cechom, ably tito i'm pomohii po-
Cesi rozriesili temer vsetky pro-
stavit' divadlo ma pevne zaklady.
blemy divadelnej estetiky, Slo-
vaci boil vSak este temer o storO-
Gle pozadu. Bol to t'azky ukol
zvysit' umelecku 1roven otazke
repertoarnej a scenickej, zatial
co dielo narodneho obrodenia po.
kracovalo. Vliv Viedne a Budape.
sti Dol vel'mi znatel ny, ale Slo.
venske Narodne Divadlo stavalo
proti nemu vliv Francie, franc1z
ski .skladatelia dramatikovis
boil prijfmani hudobnikom Oska
rom Nedbalom, ktory na javisku
bratislavskom predvadzal diela
veddcich autorov franciizskych I
DOLBY dnesnej i nedavnej minulo,
sti.
Obrovsky pokrok bol vykona
ny "a poslednych desat' rokov, pc
krok, ktory by SINE t'azko 1iasli ,
inej zemi Europy. Slovakom do
stale sa teraz cd Cechov divadel
nej vychovy. Slovak menovanJ
boil divadelnym riaditel'o1n prt
tento rok. Divadelne predstave
MIA, poriadane v roznych vidiec
kych nestach bratislavskou diva
delnou spoloenost'ou, hrajl dole
zit1 rolu zivote intelektualnon
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-13
INVADERS FROM
WEST COMMAND
EAST'S RESPECT
BY WILLIAM J. DUNN
Omitted Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, June l3
U.P)-The consistent success of Pa.
cific coast athletes in the east dur
ing the collegiate year just ended
may be continued June "a when nine
of the nation S leading crews meet
in the anntal Intercollegiate Rowing
Association regatta here.
Last fall the Oregon Aggies and
Stanford University came here from
the far west to score gridiron vie
tories over New York University and
Army, respectively two of the
ranking elevens of the east.
Ten days ago a Stanford track
team returned to the coast from an
invasion of Philadelphia with the
|. c. A. a. A. A. cinder champion
ship. Southern California was sec
ond in the same meet.
Today the coast is represented on
the Hudson by a California crew
that was invineible during the exten-
sive national and Olympic eompeti-
tion of 1928, and fine Washington
crew is on its way here to conclude
its preparations for the elimaetie re-
gatta of the year.
Although California defeated
Washington in their race on the
coast this spring there is little
tendency to underrate the Huskies
among the five crews at work here.
Coach Ebright, of California, him
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-13
Must Not Sleep
On Mother Earth

Sleeping out these warm evenings
is not the thing to do even If one
has a job, several offenders brought
before Judge Perkins in police court
learned this morning.
Frank Maxwell, II. c. Burke and
T. J. Knowley pleaded guilty to
vagrancy when arraigned this morn
ing and were fined $25 each. This
was suspended on condition that the
men refrain from making Mother
Earth their couch in the future.
H. Thomas and G. l.. Williams,
colored arrested on the same charge,
pleaded not guilty and their trial
was set for July 10. They asked for
4 jury trial
Peter Paulfilo, local gardner, pick
ed up the other evening with small
cat in his bosom, an axe in one hand
and a club in the other, will also
come up for trial on the 10Th. He
has retained Ross r. .Hickcox as has
attorney. William Reed was fined
S25 for being drunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-13

self q former Husky coxswain, said
Washington would be stronger than
many experts believed, and other
coaches seem inclined TO agree with
him.
Washington was third last year
but crossed the line at the end of
the four miles in better time than
any winning team had recorded in
previous years.
Of the five teams already on the
scene, California and Columbia are
attracting the most interest.
Yesterday Ebright sent Califor-
MIA up and down the river for a
stretch of easy pulling, following
with a more strenuous eight mile
grind in the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-13

Palaoios turning the trick recently
here.
Feud Renewed
The special event should be a
wow with Kid Milo and ANDY
Armstrong meeting for the fourth
or fifth time this year. The Mexi-
can and the eolored boy have some
kind Of a grudge against each other
and although Milo has been the
most successful, Armstrong is grad
ually showing better each time he
fights and stands good chance of
beating the boy from across the
border this time out.
The opener shows De La Fuente,
the so-called Junior Mexican Demp-
sey and Clarence Pinkard. the color
ed boy who made such a hit in the
local arena recently. Pinkard is the
youngster that threw million
gloves while he lasted but finally
went down TO defeat He probably
will do better this time.
Trench King arrived here today
and will work out at the arena late
this afternoon, probably between 5
and 6 o'clock. Those who wish TO
watch him go through his training
PAGES are welcome to attend. Match
maker Harry Woodbury. stated this
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-13
WOODBURY. SAYS
KING SURE TO
PUT UP BATTLE
Matchmaker Willing To
Back Judgment That
Fight Will Be Good.

Despite rumors OF substitutions
etc, Trench King, the Fresno fea-
therweight veteran, VIII De the op-
ponent of Young Nationalist in
the 10 round main event at the I'm
perial Valley Athletic Clubs open
air arena Friday night, it was an
nounced this morning.
MATCHMAKER Harry Woodbury.
stated today that he had made the
match believing King would give
Nationalist better fight and
please the crowd more than any
other available boxer on the coast
and that he was willing TO stand
behind his Judgment with the
crowd
Woodbury. believes the fans who
have attended the bouts during the
past four or five weeks since the
arena was opened this season have
been well pleased with the matches
he has made for their entertainment
and assures those who attend this
Friday I.ght that they will see &
slam bang battle that will keep their
interest throughout the bout.
The management had an oppor
tunity of bringing Johnny Torres
or several other less expVienced
boys here Friday night to fight the
gold toothed Filipino, but turned
them down because all of them had
met and lost to Nationalista.
King has never met the Filipino
and has never been knocked out.
The Fresno boy throws lot of
gloves during the course of an even
ing's entertainment and If Nationa-
hsta happens not to be in top
notch shape, which is hardly pos
sibility, King might take the de-
eision.
The main event is backed by an
excellent card that should put the
spectators standing On their chairs
In the six round semi -windup
Teddy Palaeio meets Kenneth John
son. Both are lightweights. These
boys have whipped Homer Gaines,