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Japan to get out of Manchuria
and Japan says:
"Yeah?"
The League suggested that
the wet nursing of it be turned
over to America and Russia.
Neither one belongs to the
League. That's like a police
man turning a desperate crimi-
nal over to a couple Of civilians
and telling 'em:
' Here, you watch this fellow.
I am busy"
Europe must sit up at night
just thinking of ways to get us
in worse than we are, if pos
is ready. she will 90 down and
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sible. When Russia is ready, she will go dow
look after Manchuria without our aid.
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WILL ROGERS Savs:

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Feb. 13.-The League told
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Is Chairman

The sponsors and committee
members of the National ANA
teur Charity Air Pageant,
scheduled for october Z and 8
at Roosevelt Field, Long Island,
will be honored with an avia-
tion dinner-dance at the Lido
Country Club Friday, July 81.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
is honorary chairman of the
air pageant and DR.. Eleanor A.
Campbell and Mrs. Charles
Cary Rumsey are national vice
chairmen of the event, which
is being given under the au-
spices of the United States
Amateur Air Pilots Association
for the benefit of the Judson
Health Center and the Emer-
gency Exchange Association in
New York.
Members of the executive
committee include Mrs. Duke
Biddle, Mrs. Arthur Claflin,
Mrs. Curtis B. Dali, Mrs. Henry
L. Doherty, Mr.. John D. Farm
ham, Mr.. Cortland Hill, Mr..
Phillip Hess, Mrs. Raymond
st. John. Mrs. Culver B. Nc
Williams, Mrs. Charles Ship
man Payson, Mr.. c. M. Pen
field, Mr.. John S. Reaves, Mrs.
Payne Whitney, Miss Lila Ag-
new Stewart and Mrs. Casper
Whitney.
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University Party

Students of The George Wash
ington University Summer Ses-
sons will be the guests of the
University tonight at a party to
be held on the University cam
puS.
DR.. Robert Whitney Bolwell,
Dean of the Summer Sessions,
and other members of the Sum-
mer faculty will receive.
There will be music by the
University Band and by a quar-
tet from the University Glee
Club. Dancing will follow.
Students from many parts Of
the country have come to Wash
ington for Summer study in The
George Washington University.
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Dance FoI
Bride-EIect

Mr.. Samuel Jones Hill will
entertain at the dinner dance
on the Shoreham Terrace Fri
day evening, following rehearsal
for the wedding of his sister,
Miss Mary Temple Hill, and Mr..
Joseph Benton Fray, of Madi'
son, Virginia, which will take
place Saturday evening at 8
o'clock in the First Baptist
Church. His guests will num-
ber 25, and will include the
members of the wedding party.
Mr.. Fray will have as his
best man at the wedding, his
brother, the Rev. John Hamp-
son Fray, of Shepherdstown,
West Virginia; and the ushers
will include, Mr.. Samuel Jones
Hill, Mr.. William H. Fray, of
Madison, Virginia; Mr.. H. De-
Butts Saunders, Mr.. George
Reginald Heine, Mr.. E. Jackson
Eggborn, of Culpeper, Virginia;
and Mr.. Marshall Bolts King,
of King George, Virginia.
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DING TAKES PLACE IN GARDEN OF BRIDES HOME IN BEHESDA

sor Coryllos Of Cornell Univer-
sity, Professor Papanicolaou Of
Cornell University, DR.. Adaman-
tios Polyzeidis and E. Charda-
loupaS, vice president of the
Hellenic Bank Trust Company.
4
Mrs. Amelia Earhart Put
man is in the Capital for
stay of several days and is at
the willard.
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Senor Cohen and
Guests Return

The Charge d'Affaires of the
Chilean Embassy, Senor Don
Benjamin Cohen, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Spruile Braden,
of New York, will return to the
Capital tonight from West Vir-
ginia, where they motored fol-
lowing their attendance at the
meetings of the Institute OF
Public Affairs held last week at
the University of Virginia.
The Second Secretary of the
Embassy, senor Don Mario
Rodriguez, has returned from
Rehoboth Beach, where he
spent several days. He will
leave Saturday, accompanied by
Senior Don M. Ferdinando Piza,
former Secretary of the Costa
Rican Legation, to motor to
Chicago, where they will attend
the Century of Progress Ex-
position.
To Visit Miss Dwight
Miss Alice Fleming, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert v.
Fleming, left yesterday to visit
Miss Mary Dwight, at the
Seignory Club, Lucerne-in-Que-
bee.
X
Senator Royal S. Copeland OF
New York has returned to his
apartment at the Shoreham.
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Mrs Kyriakos Panayot Tsolanos, of Bronxvllle, New
York acted as maron honor for her sister, and the
bridesmaids were the Misses Charlotte and Margaret Sny
der sisters of the brdegroom and Miss Hess Houghton
Of Plainfed, New Jersey.
They wore gowns of pale green mousseme-de-so MADE
on princess lines with wide arng skirts and green SATIN
slippers Their hats tiny models OF the moussehne
trimmed at the back with clusters OF green toWers ana
they carried od-fashioned bouquets Of pink and yellow
garden flowers and blue dephinum in lace paper holders
Miss Charlotte Morgan Allies, of Chevy Chase, and Miss
Josephine Adrenne Ales of Cleveland Ohio, cousins OF
the BRIDE attended flower grs and they wore similar
frocks made of deep yellow organdie, and carried tiny
bouquets of garden flowers
Mr. Robert Blake of Cambridge Massachusetts, best
man for Mr. SNYDER and the ushers included Mr. Kyriakos
Tso1anos brother-inaw of the BRIDE Mr. Lawrence Gill
man. of Boston, and Mr. Alexander Langmur OF New YORK.
Wedding Breakfast Follows Ceremony
Following the ceremony, wedding breakfast was held,
when the couple were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Will
son. mother of the bride; Mrs Snyder the bridegroom
mother Mrs Jane Elliott Aes grandmother of the bride
and Miss Grace Wills, the bridegrooms aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder left later for wedding trip to
New Brunswick They will make their future home in
Rochester, New York. ~ . - =,
The bride was graduated from the Cambridge Haskell
School in 1925 and from Radcliffe College IN 1882 Mr.
SNYDER is graduate of Milton Academy, in the class Of
1928 and from Harvard University, class of 1882 During
the Summer of $780, Mr. Snyder Mr. Abernethy, and Mr.
Blake we're associated with Sir Wilfred Grente IN his
mission work in Labrador. ,
The late Mr. Milton E. Aes former president OF the
Riggs National Bank, is uncle of the bride.
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Going to Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett ShouSe
are spending few days at their
house in Nantucket. They will
sail from New York on the
Manhattan a week from today
and will motor in England and
France before returning to
Washington early in September.
Dinner Hostess
Miss Kathryn Cunningham
will entertain at dinner in her
Connecticut Avenue apartment
this evening. Among those
who will be present are Mrs.
Emma B. Zuck, Mr.. Eugene E.
Zuck and Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. lu""s.
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Luncheon for Envoy

Mr.. Lincoln MacVeagh,
United States Ambassador to
Greece, was the guest of honor
today at a luncheon given by
Consul General ParaskevopouloS
of Greece at the Hotel st. Nor
itz in New York. Other guests
included Archbishop Athinagor-
as, Consul CalvocoreSSi, Profess
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Entertain Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Baity
entertained at the dinner dance
on the Shoreham Terrace last
evening. Their guests were
Representative John j. Coch-
ran, of Missouri, and Mrs.
Cochran; Captain and Mrs.
John A. Schofield, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Hannah, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. Camdon
Macatee and Mr.. Ralph c. Gus
tin.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Belsterling, of New York, N. Y,
are stopping at the Shoreham
for a visit Of several days.
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Envoy's Wife Sails

Mrs. Dave Hennen MOTHS,
wife of the United States AM
bassador to Belgium, is sailing
tonight aboard the Olympic for
Europe.
~
Col. R. R. Mccormick. Of
Chicago, is at the Willard dur
ing his stay in Washington.
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Couple En- Route to New Brunswick
For Honeymoon; To Make Future
Home in Rochester, New York

Two prominent families united by the marriage
of Miss Elizabeth Allies Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Ada
Allies Wilson, and Mr. Leonard Wellington Snyder son of
Mr. and Mrs Frederic Sylvester Snyder, of Winchester
Massachusetts.
The coorful ceremony took place at today in the
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gdfden OF Lne Drlue uOme Ill De-
thesda, the Rev. Bradford Abernethy,
son of DR.. William Abernethy, of the
Calvary Baptist Church, officiating,
in the presence of the immediate fam
lies and few close friends.
The BRIDE who was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Mr.. Eugene E.
Allies, of Scarsborough-on-Hudson, New
York, wore the wedding gown of her
aunt, Mrs. Eugene E. Allies, which is
an exquisite model of ivory satin,
made on princess lines, with short
pufed sleeves and square neckline
trimmed with seed pearls. Her volu-
minous tulle veil was held with
chaplet of orange blossoms, and she
carried shower bouquet of Brides
roses and valley lilies
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From West Coast

Mrs. Peter B. Lynch, Of San
Francisco, Cal, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Marian
Bliss, having visited in Chicago
where they attended the Gen.
tury of Progress Exposition, and
New York, are in Washington
and are at the Shorehoma for
a few days. They expect to
visit Lake Louise and Canada
before returning to California.
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Informal Dinner

The Counselor of the Swedish
Legation and Baroness Beck
Friis entertained informally at
dinner last evening at their
summer home on the Chesa-
peake Bay, near Annapolis,
wnen their guests were small
group who motored from Wash
ington.
X X
The attache of the Rumanian
Legation, Mr.. Laurence Bum
gardeanu, has left for upper
New York State, where he will
spend a vacation Of several
weeks.
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Staff
Will Move

The Minister of Paraguay,
Senor DR.. Don Enrique Bor-
denave, and Sonora de Borde-
nave, with the members Of the
Legation staff, will move on
Saturday to Wardman Park
Hotel, where the Legation will
be established in the future.
X X
In New York
Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert, Of
this city, is at the st. Regis Ho-
tel in New York.
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Remain In Capital

The Minister of Denmark and
Nine. Wadsted will remain in
the Capital during the Summer
because of the illness Of Nine.
wadsted. They usually suend
the warmer months abroad.
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On High Seas

The newly appointed United
States Minister to Canada and
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins.
who have been in Europe for
the past few weeks, have sailed
from England and are expected
to arrive in New York on Fri
day. They will come to Wash
ington for a short time before
going to Mr.. Robbins new post
In Ottawa.
The Minister of Finance OF
Honduras, Senor DR.. Don Julio
Lozano, will sail from New York
today for Europe. DR.. Lozano
had planned to come to the
Capital this week, to be the
guest of the Minister of Hon
duras, Senor, DR.. Don Miguel
Paz Baraona, but he was forced
to postpone his visit until a
later date.
The Naval Attache of the
italian Embassy, Capt. Ferdin-
ando Casardi, has returned to
the Capital from New York,
where he spent a brief time at
the Waldorf Astoria.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
High-Hatters Dance

The High -Hatters Club will
sponsor dance on January %
at the Central Auditorium on w.
Boardman st. The club. which is
just a newly organized gronr of
young South Side men, welcome
everybody to attend their first
public dance. The admission is
set at 23c per person but each
person has a chance of winning
a door prize which will also be
one of the features of the eve
ming. The music will be furnished
by the well known "Yankee
Rhythm Girls. Dancing will
start at $50 and will end when
you get tired.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
RO6NA sCHoDZA RUzANsKE-
no, OLTA1sNEHO A B. sRDCA
sPOLKU PRI OsADE Sv. CY-
RILLA A METHODA.

Ruzansky, Oltarny Bozskaho
Srdca Spolok pri osade Sy. Cy-
rilla a Methoda ziada svojich L.
dov, ably sa dostavili ma rocnn
schodzu uz t1to nedelu, %. ja-
nuara zaraz po poboznosti.
Mill a drahi bratia a sestry, "a
sc sme jedon rok prezili. Niektori
mali radosti niektori zalosti a
Dol asst. Ano, Dol to rok, ma kto-
ry sa tax Pahko media zabudnnt', !,
lebo dotknul sa kazdeho mas.
pocnlc cd bohaca az po toho mai
chudobnejsieho robotnika. A nai
viac pocitil ten mas zbozny 'ud
slovensky, ktory opustil otca {
matku a svoj rodnf kraj, ably 81
zarobil svedomite ten kazdpden-
ny chlieb, ale nedajn nam ho w
robit'. Bratia, neziifajte. ale T.
fajte V Boha a prosme Ho V me-
ne Jezisa Krista Nazaretskaho.
ktory tiez musel opustit' svoi
rodnI kraj aby nam tomto
novom roku hojnejsie pozehnat
racil. Bratia a sestry mole ruzen-
cove, prosme til nasu patronku
sv. Ruzenca, ably nam obl'ahcila
naSe krize a t 'azkosti. ked ona
nam nepomoze. ktoze my nan
pom0ze? Ku komu re name fst
nasimi t'azkost'ami, ked ME III
nej Pospesme k tel nasej Mat
eke nebeskej, prikl 'aknime kl
jej noham s ruzencom rukacl
a modlime sd tax, jake nikd,
predtym, lebo teraz potrebujem,
Jej pomoc jako nikdy predtym
Skrz modlitbu mozeme 81 mnoh,
obi 'ahcit nase t'azkosti Mnohi
mas teraz nepracujeme, zvlast,
my muzovia. Ale jak malo ma
ide na svati1 omsu rano. Ano, te
raz name castejsie list prosit
bozskeho Spasitel'a jeho svati
Matku, blahoslavenl Pannu Ma
riu, ably nam boil ma pomoci.
TAX vsetkych bratov a sestr,
este raz proslm, ably sa dostavil
na rocnn schodzu hojnom po
etc. S bratskym pozdravom,
Jan Balchik, l1ctovnfll
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
TANEcNA ZABAvA SOKoLOV
MA LANSINGvILLE.

Sbor los. K. tSokolov ma Lam
singville, ide lsporiadat' vel XII
tanecnd zabavu ma sobotu, 2s.
januara 1888 y Sokolovni na
Homewood Ave. y prilezitosti
zupneho kurzu, ktofy budeme
mat pri nasom Shore.
Hrat' bude vyborna orchestra.
Vstupne, je mike pre- kazdeho.
Tato zabava je urcena, ably sa
nasi cvidenci 3 celej zupy ". mo-
hi zabavit a rozpoznat' tn me-
dzi nami.
Preto BY sa NAL tel zabavy Iii
castnit' nielen kazdy Sokol i So
kolka, ale kazdy Slovak a sloven-
lxa 2 tejto okolice.
Ia dobr1 zabayu i vsetko inc
4 dobrej zabave rucf Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
6sPE6NA SDxEnEA M nm.
$IlFovk bxokY

'Tyaden slevenskt tch lneNsi-
nevgch skop j.. .skollceny. M "a
chrafli s4evenskei krvi tx tel
IN jmense5 detliRky dSstali xne
niekol'ko keFla, sAstS spf;evo-
de emluyAtAo liste vePk6 je bic-
da, neaa6aeme viac. DoiiAsavy Dol
celF ten mesiac. 60 sa scAtitlsaly &
peiriaze, keruaka ku korunke,
kfm y sislo 40o, ,OOlt Kts,
gkledck sbieriky II potssitel' ]
nlal liksxon. N1rs4 a. I -
4 = M ai1fcl slrsanssa wv 81 I
hstevat - A1ilajs sssj1 I'M.
svoju vlast \ tejte sl,stc csesti
a6zenae terfst vier,is n krxjjsziia
hadhcnost lebo ,h,asf I'M azit
akrotlf NteFS slss rse obstpl
vat sssss 49,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
INSTALACIA URADNIKOV
Clevelandskeho Diocez. Sboru
S. S. X.

Pri osade sv. Benedikta %. ja-
nuara bude instalacia noyych IL
radnikov Clevelantlskeho Dioce-
zalneho Sboru Sdruzenia Sfoven-
skych Katollkov.
Slavnost' sa zapoene 50 slav-
nou Sv emSou S troma knazm D
s. hodine. Vsetci 1radnlci pristii-
pia k stolu Pana
Po omsi bude hostina. Povola-
ny Dol mayor mesta Clevelandu,
Ray I. Miller, senator Smolka ID
julius Badzik, ktorl bud1 rec
nit.
ST. Olga Husek, doktorka fl
lozofie a. -profesorka SLOW jazyka,
historic, literatury a dejin europ-
skych krajfn ma Sisters College,
Cleveland, O., bIde mat predna-
sku . Katolickej Sloyenskej Ak
eli.
Najdp. Gregor Vaniscak, O. S.
B., III, duchovny SSK., uyedie
noyych 1radnikoy do firadu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
Pridte ma kartovy
vecierok "a. jan.
Je usporiadany prospech vel.
sestier Ursuliniek v skole osady
Sv. Cyrilla q Methoda.

Spolok Sv. Amy, Cislo so. I.
X. S. q. j. usporiada kartovy We
cierok na utorok, "a. januara We
Ger v skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Tento vecierok usporiadany je y
prospech velebnych sestier Ur-
suliniek, ktore vyucujn v .osad.
nej skole. Vel. sestry boly vyra-
bovane neznamymi zlosynmi a
preto je yeeierok ich prospech
Ma vecierku sa bude hrat SOC
bridge. Peiiazne ceny budd da
ne vft'azom. Pani Maria Kubina
.ie riaditel'kou vecierlu. Vsetc
Slovaci a Slovenky 2 celej Maho.
ming doliny su srdecne pozvani
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20

ia nize podpisany samo prve
d 'akujem mojej rodine, Hockic-
kovym a Holeckovym, ktory Wy
pomohli pri chorobe mojhb otca
a tiez pri pohrabe.
Tiez d'akujem Rev. Frantisko-
vi Kozelkovi a pohrabnikovi pa
nu Vascakovi "a pohrabne obslu-
by. A d'akujem vsetkym, 90 mi
vypomohli S automobilami po-
dobne vsetkym, co sa pohrabu
zGcastnili. Srdecne d d'akujem
spolubratom 70 Spolku sv. Jozefa
Clslo 731. I. X. s. Jednoty "a vse.
tko, co pre- m6jho neb. otca uro.
bill. Som s tctou
Michal Biroscak, syn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
Youngstown s. E. U. Dance

The Youngstown S. E. U. Bas-
ket4Ball team will sponsor a
dance on Thursday, January 26,
at Wards Bakery Auditorium,
Mahoning Ave. The proceeds of
this dance will go for the benefit
of the basketball team.
The well known high stepping
Lou and his Rhythm Kings
will play. This band is vel
known around town and neigh
boring cities. Admission is 25s
per person. Committee member:
for this dance are Miss Ann LIE
Poris, Miss Ann Pagac, JOIN
Furman and Paul Slanco, Will
president John Antal assisting.
Dancing will commence a
900 2. M. and will end at II :0'
p. M. The Youngstown s. E. I
Basketball team will appreciat
your coming, a good time is i
store for all.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
Spolkove zprayy
MIMoRIADNA sUH0DzA Cfs.
163. p. s. Z. j. N

spolok sv. Amy, CfsIo 1853. P.
$. q. j. bude odbyvat' svoiu mi
moriadnu schodzu ma %. janua-
IA, v nedel II veeer 0 Z. hodine Y
hale pod kostolom osady Sv. Ma
teja. Kazda sestra sa ziada byt'
prftomna ma tejto schodzi, lebo
sa bude pojednavat' vazna wee.
Mile sestry, povsimnite 81 to a
sa dostavte na tito schodzu hoj
nom pocte.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Maria Pacuta, zapisnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20

New York, N. Y. (F. L. p. Az
James f. Nolan, ktory zastupo-
val Franctizsku Liniu vo Wash
ingtone ako generalny agent IA
poslednych deyat' rokov, Dol W.
menovany ma podobne miesto do
Chicago, S pravomocou V statoch
Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, Nebras-
ka, Wyoming a castiach Michi-
ganu, 1llinoisu Wisconsin,. To-
to oznamil Fl. Ainsley Highman,
generalny spravca pasazierskeho
oddelenia Francdzskej LIME V
New Yorku.
Chicagske nzemie je jedno z
najvyznamnejsfch v krajine, Mr..
Highman povedal, Mr.. Nolan
boil vybrany ma toto vyznamnd
miesto, lebo urobil vybornS re-
kord vo Washingtone. Mr.. Nolan
| je rodom z Phillipsburg, y. j.
kde sa narodil 4. jan. 1897, gradu
oval 2 George Washington uni
verify potom studoval pravo nj
Georgetown univerzite. Bol DIV;
roxy privatnym tajomnikom Sc
kretara departmental prace a po
tom sa stal generalnym agenton
Franc1zskej LIME vo Washingto
he. Je zenaty, otcom styroch die
tok - jedneho dievcatka a trocl
chlapcov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
PoDAKOvANtE USPORtADA-
TEL'oM BANKETU MIADEzI
JEDNOTARsKEJ LiGY.

Ctena redakcia, ryerejnite mi
tychto par riadkov. Uz je to kns
pozdno, ale preto som skorei ne
pisal, lebo boly tie foene schodze,
tax boly redakcie dopisami "a
valene.
Tedy chcem pisat' 0 tom ban
kete, ktory boil V proepech base-
bail ciat Nj. U. okfesu K. J. Ban
ket nam pristro5il mas vodca, p.
Jozef Vascak, hi. podpredseda
n. j. dina IL. decelnbra 1882. ia
jako starosta Cisla 19S.a M. o.
X. j., chcelh sa pod 'akpvat "a
tdto veceru, ktorn dial br. Jozef
yascak pre- nasich hracov zdar-
ma. Mas je tom okrese a ma
sej lige sedem ciat a fvmtu ps-
skytnuf prfstup zdarma. To tfos-
ku i peniaze stalo, ale mas hi. poll
predssda sa b to stara. aby nase
Mladenecke Oddelenie tn ma ma
sej okolici napredoyalo. Tax ss
chcein este raz pcd'SkcvAt' paltu
Vascakovi a telebnemu panu st.
Kockovi. dichornemn osady Me-
na 5e1m "a micstnost, ktord nam
daf tir4 zdarma ma tento vecie-
rok. Tiez d'akujem pAnu Dol6-
kovi w Tie khbasy, ktcre naan
|tak dobre chutnaly. TO doraz no
znat' sfosesKkelo nfissiara, kto.
fry VIE aifct tlobfshO. ulAbN pre
svoiich hrd60v lobby. Dslej la
chcelh pod'akoyat' III hacharkam
"a til kAprsttr a ta hAvn, si Msv.
tato1R, ktof6 vyslnhOtalys tyojim
brat0ln, ktorl hrsfi lebda IAN
tybUfne cely rek. Ufanle xe ila
toto leto butld hsAs Asfe lepsie,
DAkujem al vsetkym sidast1tztonl
bankctst. JG jako starry al notJ
! starosta M. o. 6. 1875. pytam bra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
NIECo o DIVADELNoM PNED-
STAvENf "zENA BEE MENA'

Tato syetochyrna drama bolg
po druhy raz zahrana minulej
nedeli divadelnym krtizkon pri
Shore 146. S. I. j. Sokol. Pri te-
rajsich t 'azkych casoch nebolo
mono ami ocakavat' vacsi zastup
obecenstva, lebo navsteva bola
dost' peina. u toho vidno, ze ie
Qost' vel'kysr pocet Slovakoy a
Sloyeniek ma tejto okolici, ktorf
miluju dobrd, ciste a poucne Iii
vadla a take Sokofi doteraz vzdy
zahrah Tento krnzok sa vzdy
snazil predstavit' len tie ,najlep-
Sic divademe kiisky, akermozno
dostat', ably mimi mohol mas sio-
vensky narod zabavat'.
Sl rozlicne divadelne hry A. Y
kazdej jest nieco poudntho pre-
mas, to jest kazdej htg 81 vez-
meme nejaky priklad, ktory nam
osozl ziyote. Kazdy z mas tizi
po dajakej zabave, lebo je to prf-
roda, ktora mas do toho t'aha.. aby
SINE 81 obcerstyili svojho dncha
po t'azkej praci a starosti. A-kde
81 lepsie obcerstvime .svojho da-
cha ako ma dobfom divadelnom
predstavenf. Preto -v5etky vzde-
lane narody tohto sveta majd
svoje divadla, do ktorfch ,idd pre-
poucn1 latku a zabavu.
MY Slovaci, zij1ci til Y Amefii
Ike nemame staleho slovenskeho
divadla preto sa zalozily diva
delne krdzky pri spolkoch osa-
dach. ktore fen casom llspofiada-
j1 dajake predstavenie. a prete
maine ist' hoinom poete ma slo1
venske diradla.
Pan Pavel Serfel, riaditer So
kokkeho krdzku, 81 zasluzi po-
chvalu N uspcrMdAnfe fakyych
prvotfiedfych "a puUtnych diva.
delnych predstavenf. Teda mech
prAeAje al mad 'afej No tom dfa.
lnatickOm poll 10 svoiim kfdz-
kom,. aby SINE. my SlovAci nfali !
toho dusevny osoh., Pozoroyatel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
SOCIETY NEWS
Struthers Sokols' Dance Jan. "a.

A benefit dance for the Struth-
ers Sokols baseball team for this
coming season will be held on
Tuesday, Jan. Oath at Schwartz
Ball Room, Struthers. Music will
be furnished by Pennsylvania
Play Boys and dancing will be
from 8 till 2 in the morning. The
admission for ladies and gentle
men is 25c.
The chairman is Joseph Cilas.
ko, who will have the assistance
Of George Basista, John Chasko
Joseph Duritza and Michael Kas
par. The ladies' committee in
cludes Misses Theresa Duritza
Helen Bakalar, Francis Micklel
and Helen Bosak.
The public is cordially invited
Refreshments will be served.
The Sokols are planning to re
enter Slovak league this year.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-20
sokol A. G. Dance


Sokol A. c. will hold dance
Wednesday, Feb. I. 1888, at the
Homewood Ave. Sokol hall.
Michael Olenik and John Fren-
chak are co-chairmen with Steve
Olenik, Paul Olenik, Steve kulik,
John Gbur, Steve Frenchak, Joe
Gonda, George Motosko, John
,Janci and Carl Holt as commit
tee. Music viii be furnished by
Pat Barile and his melody boys.
Dancing from $50 until -.
Everybody is invited.