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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-29

ter you will find on the talking
screen. Notice the death walk
George E. Stone as Berg. Here is
powerful and gripping ugly but
truthful work.
Like to get your idea on this one.
Let me know what you think about
The Last Mile"
Now at the Palace.
The Four Marx Brothers are in
their second week in Horse Feath-
ers" at the Indiana. You know
am nuts about this picture. I told
you about it last week.
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LODGE TO Be HOST
Prather Group Will Fete
Masonic Association.

Calvin w. Prather lodge, No. TIT,
F. & A. M, will be host to the
Marion County Association of Ac-
tual Masters and Wardens, Satur-
day night, Sept. 10, at Prather
Masonic temple, College avenue
and Forty-Second street.
Dinner will be served at 6 and
will be followed by a program of
entertainment arranged by Georg~
H. Drechsel Jr., worshipful master
of Prather lodge.
Business part of the program will
be in charge of Charles Van Meter,
president of the association.
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when I was present. 1 have that
much faith in Resener and the men
who are with him.
There are many things I like
about Peabody. He is triumphant
with the banjo. He knows how to
make it come to life. He uses the
Al Jolson method to get near his
audience.
This man Peabody as an actor
and a musician is tremendously in
teresting.
What about Tallulah Bankhead
and Gary Cooper in Devil and the
Deep"
Turn critic. The review that
publish in this department will re-
ceive a surprise gift from me. Try
your hand at being a critic.
Now at the Circle.
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Tap Dancers
to Appear on
Lodge Program

Capital City camp No. 874S, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, will give
an entertainment for members of
the camp, their families and friends
at 8 next Friday night in the hall,
1925 Prospect street.
Miss Mary Featheringill and Miss
Irene Dunn, tap dancers, will ap-
pear on the program, which will in
clude readings, music and singing.
George E. Hopkins of Indianapolis,
state deputy, will give the principal
address.
Following the formal entertain
ment there will be dancing, with
music furnished by the orchestra
from Capitol City camp under di-
rection of George Brown.
The committee in charge of ar
rangementS is composed of Joseph
P. Heath, chairman; Frank Gruber
and George Applegate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-29
MOOSE CONVENTION IS
SCHEDULED SEPT. 1924
Student Band to Feature Farley of
Order at Valparaiso.

Annual state convention of the
Loyal Order of Moose will be held
in Valparaiso, Sept. % and "a. Band
concerts at the convention will be
presented by the Mooseheart
Student band composed of boys
from the home and vocational
school supported by the lodge at
Mooseheart, Ill. A football game
between Valparaiso University team
and the NIooseheart team is sched-
uled for Sept. "a.
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PIN LEAGUE TO OPEN
knights of Columbus Bowling to
BE Held on Friday.

knights of Columbus bowling
league will open activities Sept. 10
at Delaware alleys, 200 North Della
ware street. For the first season in
more than twenty years bowling will
take place on Friday nights.
x. of c. bowling night previously
has been Wednesday. A member of
the lodge. viii Sargent. is supervisor
of the alleys. Joseph Kirkhoff is
secretary of the league.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-29
LOOKING OVER
THE LAST MILE"

am of the opinion that THE
Last Mile" on the talking screen,
is ugly melodrama.
And ugly is not a word to be
afraid of these days, because an
ugly thing can be honest.
I was one who wanted the Civic
theater to do The Last Mile" some
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-29
HONOR REBEKAH LODGE
WILL CONFER DEGREE

Myrtle Staff Asked to Attend SEES
sion Friday Night.
Honor Rebekah lodge will confer
Rebekah degree at Myrtle Rebekah
lodge, Addison and West Washing
ton streets, Friday night. Visitors
are welcome, and all members of
Myrtle lodge degree staff have been
asked to attend the meeting, which
will include special business dis
cuSsion.
Myrtle lodge staff and members
will participate in a parade Thurs
day night to be presented by West
Michigan street merchants.
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NAOMI GROUP TO MEET
Eastern Star Chapter Planning Pro-
gram for Friday.

Naomi chapter No. l3l. Order Of
Eastern Star, will meet in the Ma
sonic temple, North and Illinois
streets, Friday night Mrs. Cora K,
Weiland, worthy matron, has
planned a number of events for the
early fall, one Of which is past
matrons' night in October.
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EDDIE HAS HIS VERY
OWN BANJO TOUCH
The Last Mile Is Study in Ugly but Powerful MeIo-
drama on the Stage and the Talking Screen Today.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

banjo degree
L ' it controlled by Eddie Peabody
things
And that not such long jump handled by Peabody Even the
handled theme Happiness
statement master clown
degree master of the banjo all the that
Peabody with his
girls who pretty close being young
with others make thus unit
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tertainipg effort
that makes this
unit show a sue
cess.
1t was a real
JOY to hear the
Circle come to
life with a stage
show and Pea
body gave that
needed life to this
theater. 1t is not
a tire m e ndous
show.
Ed ReSener, I
am sure, has his
band i'll much
b e t ter under
L =.
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seasons ago. NOW
we have it on the
talking screen vast
ly different than on
the stage. AS long
as you study types
of pris ers on
death row in a big
prison you have
pow erful a n d
great theater. But
the second the di-
rector starts the
terrible death ride
among the con-
demned prisoners.
then the picture
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-29
Falls to Death in Greek
By United Press

BIZ Unlteu PFeSS
MT. VERNON, Ind, Aug. ga
coroner's verdict of suicide was ex-
pected to be returned today in the
death of Mrs. Regina Nefzger, SO,
who leaped or fell into a creek near
her home here. She recently Suf-
fered a nervous breakdown.
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WHALE BESTS VESSEL
U. S. Destroyer Limps to Port With
PrOpellerS Broken.

PrOpellerS Broken.
By Times Special
NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. %.
"A United States coast guard de-
stroyer met a whale off the coast
and the destroyer came out second
best in the encounter.
The destroyer, the Welborn G.
Wood, in command of Lieutenant
G. w. Lawson, locked here Sunday,
with two propeller blades broken.
The whale, a sulphur bottom one,
ninety feet long, took a dive and
disappeared after the crash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-29

Hoosier Legionnaires who will
attend national convention of the
American Legion in Portland,
Sept. IL to IS, are William o. Nell
son of Anderson, recently elected
state commander of the Legion;
Ralph F. Gates, former COM
mander, and Ollie A. Davis of
Upton.
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GUEST NIGHT PLANNED
Ben-Hur Life Association TO Hold
Meeting Wednesday.

Quest night will be observed by
Ben-Hur Life Association members
at 322 East New York street
Wednesday night. Music will be
furnished by the Ben-Hw orches-
ira,
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effect. That IS my
opinion. Richard walters becomes
a killer at heart during this break
for freedom. And he did not de-
serve the break he got from the
Governor. Meaning the happy end
ing is all wrong. 1t just loses ef-
feet.
1t is not Walters played by How
ard Phillips) who walks away with
the acting honors. 1t is the brute
work of Preston S. Foster as Mears,
the killer. Here is great but ugly
acting. About as fine terrible thea
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r. N. A. to Hold Session

Members of the Royal Neighbors
of American of Cumberland, Ind,
will entertain Marion county MEM
bers at 5 Wednesday night.
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Moose Drill Team in Party

Drill team of Women of tS1e
Moose will hold card party at
the home of Mrs. Mayme Whiting,
SCI North Linwood street, Wednes-
day. Jean Butte is captain of
the drill team.
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Auto Kills Girl Bike Rider

By United Press
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Aug. 29.-Ei-
leen Eggers, Is, was killed almost
instantly when an auto knicked her
from her bicycle.
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LODGE HOLDS PICNIC AT
OLD PEOPLES HOME
1000 Attend Odd FelIows-Rebekah
Party at Greensburg.

y wv NH~ OOAAoUtAH s.
Approximately 1000 persons at
tended the annual picnic of Marion
county Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Sunday at the old peoples home
maintained by the lodge at Green's
burg.
Music, games and contests were on
the program. General chairman in
charge of arrangements was Donald
Foltz. Miss Hazel Sense was head
of the entertainment committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-29

TINE Boy Scout movement
Il recognizes the value of hobbies
and gives merit badge for stamp
collecting and another for some
special collection. Scouts have had
quite flair for match box tops, as
they are very facinating and there
is no expense to collecting them.
An enthusiastic boy will have his
family and friends cleaning side
walks and even cutters, and it is
surprising, too, what a handsome
and interesting collection these
make. One local boy has assembled
some very fine specimens, as he went
to South America with his parents
while in the midst of his collecting
mania and brought home many
beautiful and unusual ones.
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Ben Turpin is an autograph
collector. There is almost no ex-
pense to that hobby, though it has
at times been costly to the one who
gave the autograph, as some clever
forgerieS have been placed on
checks. Some people collect pictures
of their particular interest.
One Indiana man has several
thousand pictures of locomotives,
and there is even society with this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-29
LOCAL LODGE H0N0RED
MOOseheart Legion Group Given
Publicity Mention.

At the national convention OF
the Women of Mooseheart Legion,
held last week at Cleveland, o., the
indianapolis chapter received first
honorable mention in national
publicity contest, according to report
of Mrs. Noel S. White, who attend
ed the conference.
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A Polish stamp, honOring George
Washington.
BY MRS. C. O. ROBINSON

Recently, in one of our local
papers, there was the plant of a
man who had to kill time at the
public library. If that person had
a hobby, he would welcome the
hours at that treasure house and
thus bring to himself a measure of
contentment in his idlenesS.
He could specialize on some phase
of art, science, or literature; read
all the available books by one author
and study the life of the writer. A
hobby need not necessarily be COL
lecting.
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Thousands of Indianapolis people
have hobbies. Other thousands should
have them. Many people are interested
in antiques. As many more are inter-
ested in stamp collecting and other
avOcations. All will be sure to enjoy
the weekly articles which will appear in
The Times. written by Mrs. C. o. Robin
son, 4517 Central avenue, who has made
a thorough study of her subjects along
this line. This is the first of her series.
The second will appear next Monday in
The Times.
BY MRS. C. o. ROBINSON
THE head Of a great research
Il labratory was quoted recently
as saying, THE real trouble with
America today is primarily one of
overproduction. We must work
fewer and fewer hours to take up
the slack in unemployment that
machine efficiency has caused.
What will man do with this in
crease in leisure? Will he waste it
Or will he adventure with it?"
Any one with hobby certainly
can adventure with leisure, and ev-
cry one with any leisure at all should
have hobby, for it gives an inter-
est in things out of the ordinary
1t also creates pleasure by giving an
interest in common with other peo-
pie, and often this hobby started as
an avocation becomes a vocation.
A boy who has a small stamp
collection may develop it into a nice
business later in life. Amateur pho
Biography may lead to the news reel
bit of old glass start an antique
store, and grandmother'S highboy
be the inspiration for interior deco
rating.
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DUV ON t4A V4I4IO0 To 10 1INFN44O co
body with genuine eagnerness to
act and with his honesty of en-
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
SEWARD SCIENTIST
 COMPILING DATA ON
 CONDITION WILD GAME

Jack Prosser, who has been ex- ploring Paradise Valley and envi- rons, is back in town preparing a report to the Game Commission on the condition of animals.
 Jack says that the oudads and sus scrofas, introduced by the Commission to keep the tahors company are chasing Senator Howl's band of zebra off the high CT peaks and breaking their necks, and that the Senator ought to know about it.
 However, he discovered a fine range for the yakalows being de- veloped from the mangy old yak at Fairbanks and bison. The only biological error he discovers in these productions is that their praying sounds like 9 saxaphone and is driving the furred family to building rafts and crossing over Portage Bay to Prince William Sound.
 One cannot realize the vast amount of road building the tie hackers have done in the forests until he begins travelling about, said Jack. Many of these roads have developed into highways of travel especially between Lost Lake and Kenai Lake, and one finds them in every big stand of timber.
 When came in from Kenai Lake there was a six-inch layer of snow on the road and about eight inches between Mile 8 and Mile 13. If this road could be kept open by running truck or cat over it periodically in winter many peo-
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09

pie would come to town who can- not now do so save when they journey to stations and await trains"
 In addition to his scientific work Jack was looking for spot where he could take few skins. He says he found the place, but it's whereabouts is his business.
 He was also seeking moose, but believes they went the way of Sen ator HoWl'S zebras or were driven out by ourang outangs.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09

CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR hOi- days demand a neat, professional coiffure. Make your appointment NOW for that new QUART per- manent-only $7.5O complete with shampoo and an individually styled finger wave. Phone Pearl Henry, Adams 92.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
SEWARD MAKES GOOD

Again Seward won the tempera- ture trophy for yesterday-a leath- CT metal-when the mercury re- mained at 40; Nenana won the sec- ond prize, a hard-rubber frying pan, with her temperature of 20 above Anchorage was third with Is above. Broad Pass registered 10 above and Fairbanks, the heart of the frigid North, zero.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09
'sk0WsHOE WIRELESS

Sourdough Bill says: The East ern wiseacres want the young folks to study biology before gittin' mar ried. Maybe it would be better to study zoology and learn something from the lower animals of the woods.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09

save your money, save your health and save yourself trouble by reading the Seward Steam Laundry's advertisement.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09

The SS Alaska, of the A. s. s. Co.,, is due to arrive in port from Seattle Monday. Passengers and mail matter will go forward to In- terior points Tuesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09

Excellent assortment of fresh candies at Sylvia's.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-09

Haas Candy always an appro- priate gift. Alaska Shop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
BLAHOPRIANIE JOZEFOM
URADNfKOM 6. 25. IKsJ,

Blahoprajem ku menu sv. Jo-
zefa ilradnfkom toho cisla. me-
novlte Jozefovi VaStakoyi. iako
.hl. podpredsedovi X. j.; Jozefovi
Martinkovi, predsedovi clsla; .Jo-
zefovi Yavorsktmu. podpredsedo-
VI; JozefoYi Dolakovi. iictovni-
kovi a Jozefovi Graneajovi. po-
kladnlkovi Drahi bratia. prijmi.
te mole blahozelanie ku vassim
meninam, ably ste al mad 'aIeij mo-
hi tax pracovat' ma Gest ma
chvaln nasej organizacie vobec
ma eest' nasemu slovenskamu ma,
rodn. Tiez blahozelam vsetktm
spolnbratom Jozefom.
Vas Spoluuradnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
URAD HASELTONsKEHo v
MEM. PODP. SPoLKU TATRA
MA R0K 1882.

Predseda: Michal Kozak, l6 Glad
stone St, Campbell, @. Podpredse-
da: Stefan Bartos, l65 CORTLAND Ave.
Campbell, o. - zapisnik: Jozef Ka-
eenga, 1859 Gladstone ST.. Youngs.
town, OF Pokladnik: Andrei Bartos
NIL, r. 0. Box III, Haselton sta,
Youngstown, o. n6tovnik: Stefan
Vizvary, 1866, Conrtland Ave, Camp.
bell, Ohio. Dozorcovia maietku:
Jan Basista, lO1 Haseltine Avenue.
Youngstown, o.; Michal Dzurei, p. %.
Box Haselton sta, Youngstown, o. -
Dozorca chorSch: Stefan Stole. r. O.
Box So, Haselton Sta, Youngstown,
20. Stras dverf: Michal Bcndxala,
3l22 North Blaine Ave, Youngstown
Ohio.
Scbodze odb$vsi6 % kazdd 4. he
del'u y nesiaci Y katoliekei sloveu.
skei skole Grady Sv. sAlxbety III N
Haseltine Ave- Cd !. hod. popoindni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
ozNAMEN1E UDoM G. 7a1. /.
X. s. j. MA LANSINGvILLE.

Sp. Sv. Jozefa, Cislo 73l +. TX.
s. j na Lansingville oznamujn
svojim iidom, ze pristnpi ku vel'-
konotnei svatej spovedi dia 10,
marea a ma 90. t j. Y nedel'u klt
81, priimaniu pri pryci sv omsi
III korpore. Vsetci ildovia ziada-
nj sil dostavit sa Y nedel'u ra-
no Q pol 8 hodine do spolkovej
miestnosti, odkial pojdcme spo-
.lu do kostola na sv. omsu, ktora
budc sllizena "a zivych zomrc-
lych spoluhratoy spolku tiez
pri tejto prilezitosti oslavima
svojho spollovfho patrona Pro-
sim vas. bratia, aby ste sa laska-
We zllcastnili v najv;iesom pocte.
/ Jozef Javorsky ST., zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
UDKYNAM SPOLKU SV. L'UD-
MILY, G. 325. IKSZJ.

Spolok Svatej l. 'udmily ozna-
mule svojim ildkynam, ze na mi
nulei schodzt 13. marca, podpo-
IA v chorobe bola zruSena, pone-
vac v terajsich et'azkych easoch
spolkova kasa je bars slaba. ked'-
ze daktore ndkyne nemain zkade
zaplatit' svoje, prispevky da-
ktore 81 myslia, ze mech spoil
ku cakajn. A tax porm je to
vera vel'm t'azko ma spolok. TAX
na tel schodzi vacsinou hlasov
pritomnych idkyn bola "a to, a.
by sa podpora chorobe nevy-
placala, AMI sa ma thto podporu
nebude platit'.
Toto voslo v platnost, od tel
sch6dzi 13. marca.
Tdkyne. ktore dlhujete. usilui-
te sa svoj dlh vyrovnat'.
s nctou
Maria Hiznay, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
/ anecne zabavy
a vecierky
VEL 'KE CARD PARTY.

Osada Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
'ide nsporiadat velky lSartovv
vetierok di1a 49, marca. .Je to-
sviatok svateho Jozefa a sobota
pred Kvetnou nedel on prize:
zitost' k malemu obveseleni,l
pred Vel'kym Tyzdnom. Gard
party na sviatok sv. Jozcfa jrs
yvrotitou ndalost'ou nasci o.
sade, a kazdy vie, ze sa oplati
prlst.. Minrlv rok smc ncboli
priprayenl ma talk vel'ky pocct
fudi, ako priSlo, vzdor tomu
kazdv Dol Wac nez spokojny,
este j dnes spominajil. ze este ne
pamatajn tax skvcln kartovu IA
bavu. Toho rolu vsak vybor sa
stara, ably obecenstvo sa este lep-
Sic zabavilo. Budn chntne zaku-
sky a odmeny. Prva odmena budc
!. po pat dolarov pre- zeny mu-
GOV; druha odmena po diva i pol
pre- zeny i muzov a tretia jc uzi-
tocnt "door prize pre- zeny i
m,lzov.
@ i1spech teito kartovej zaba-
Wy stara Sa nasledujlci vtbor
panic Budaj, +. Churilla, M.
Chizmar, B. Fajcak. s. Herman.
| j. Klein, Kubina. NJ. Muransky.
S. Novotny, nj. Palkovic, J. So.
! france. X. Sulik, s. SIifka, M
Steiner, j. Trojan, J Vasfak, NJ
Volosin, J. Wagner; slesny Jo-
| zefina Adamko, Betty BndGie
Elizabeth Frankie. Helen nencik
Ethel Kovalcik, Mary Mandula a
Mary Olenik.
lie nasi osadnici vSetci pridu
o tom nepochybnjeme, ale touto
cestou lctive povolavame kazde.
no z inSch osad. Wy vsetci. kto
ri radi hrajete " v'karty. mate pri-
lezitost sd zabavit' a vyhrat' pc
knll odmenu. Prid tie vsetci a my
YAM sl'ubujeme, ze neobanuiete
Vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
UDOM sBORU 26. KATOL. SO.
KOLA v CAMPBELL

ctive oznamujem. aby Sa ka-
zdr I'D ziltastnil styrt 'rocnci
schodzi, ktora sa bude vydrzia-
vat 20. marca osadnei miest-
nosti 0 /. hodine po obede. Bude
.sa 0 vaznych veciach poiednA-
vat, skrz kurzu, ktorv sa bnde
odbyyvat' pri 1Os Shore ma Lam
singville 2. 3. aprfla. Ziadam sii
vsetci 1dovia ma tnto schodzu.
nielen ii, 60 plata prlspevky, ale
al ii. co nemozu platit'. Vsak ma
sa dobra organizacia nam dava
pozicku, talk co este viacej a lep.
sieho chceme. Uzna. re sn pome-
ry plane, tax nam ide pomahat'
Ale vas d0razne prosim meme
26 Sboru, dostavte sa vSetci ma
sehodzu. II. ktori nemozu pla-
tit. dostan1 p6zicku. Me ie to
Pahka wee tiradnikom chodit' cd
domu do domu al po diva. po tri
razy, lebo ME ste donna. Kazdt
INA. re ma to je schodza a to ic
kazd6ho povinnost' sa dostavit'
ma sch6dzu. Kto chce dostat' p6.
zicku. potrebny je ich vlastno-
rueny podpis. Tcdy dostavtc sa
ma sch0dzu.
Jan Sedlak, net,
PA Tremble Ave. Campbell O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

boil na mieste tohoto pana. moz-
ma by nam to nepadlo talk smie-
sne Ne je v tom viac smiecllu a.
ko sme dosial' tuna videli, 0 tom
moze byt kazdy eigtel istt q
sp0sobl nam TO mnoho vcselych
chvil' al po predstaveni, ked 81
ma to spomenicmc.
Kto 81 mysli, ze sa m6ze ma
dost' nasmiat pri yeselohre, at
pride ma predStavenie. co ia my
slim. prvej frasky 3. dejstv;icl..
zahranej ma tejto okolici. d az
vtedy bnde vediet'. kol 'ko sa mo.
re clovek nasmiat' ma divadelnom
predstaveni.
Teda nezabudnite na 10. apri-
la a potion jesti navsteva bude
pekna a kazdy dobrej nalady,
mono vas prekvapime niecim i.
nym hned' po predstaveni.
VI oak.