davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-06

VIE HAVE ALL SIZES OF HEART
cedar post, and all kinds of garden
wire, so if you are going to build
or repair that garden fence, see the
Vance Coal & Lumber Co., Inc.
6-1ti
WILL BUY YOUR TOBACCO
scrap at pack house door. Will call
any where in Vance or adjoining
counties. Write K. S. Marshall,
Wake Forest, N. c. 29-1Oti
WANTED, NAMES, MEN UNDER 26
willing to work for $500 a month
while training to become aviators.
One years training given by U. S.
Air Corp. Costs absolutely nothing.
international Anyways Bureau, Box
424, Milwaukee, Wis. 6-7-9-13-14-16
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-06

WE DO NOT ADVERTISE PRICES
for our prices are always III 49,. :''at
and our materials and services JuS'
can't be beat. Vance Coal q Lu ~
Der Co., Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21
Contract Bridge

to let go his fifth diamond and
then his lowest club. Declarer led
one of his two remaining trumps,
forcing West to let go his second
club, in order to preserve his four
diamonds, to stop the run of that
suit. East let go his lowest club,
being obliged to retain his top
spade. Dummy's lowest club was
discarded. Declarer's last trump
was led. Now it became evident
that West had diamonds stopped,
when that player let go a third
club, SO dummy's fourth diamond
was discarded. East let go his
lowest diamond. At the ninth
trick the @ of diamonds was led.
After that the four cards held by
each player were as shown in the
diagram below, with perfect dou.
bic squeeze closing in.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21

anime a section of a. nail cut
across, you see that it does, in
deed, rise directly from the skin
itself, not from underneath the
skin as it appears to on casual in
spection. The groove from which
the nail grows is simply a turned
in fold of the skin.
At the bottom Of the groove GER
tain cells from the coriun Of the
skin become modified, and are
known as the matrix, or mother of
the nail. It is by continual division
of the matrix cells that the nail
grows forward.
The white crescent at the base
of the nail, the lunula, is simply
due to lessened translucency at
that part. Some people do not
have lunulae. Their presence or
absence is of no significance to
health, although some people think
if you have them on the little fin
ger it means a rich husband.
Spots Due to Air
The little white spots, known as
gift spots, in the nails, are due to
small collections Of air in the in
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21
ANOTHER MIAMI GRAND
SLAM

YESTERDAY we had a grand
slam contract from Miami, which
the declarer knew in advance
could only be made provided a
simple squeeze could be made Of
opponent at his right Today we
have an equally ambitious con-
tract, undertaken by one of
Mianis best players, Mr.. James
Hunter, sitting South in dupli-
cate game, and risking very
high contract, in an attempt to
obtain a top score on the deal. The
bidding opened with diamond by
North, jumped to 3-Hearts by
South, and the 5-No Trumps' call
used by North-a bid seldom
heard in this part of the country
from experts-after which South
bid 7-HeartS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21
Toe and Finger Nails
Modified Parts of Skin

terror of the nail substance. (
The rate of growth of nails diff
fers in different people, in different
climates and in different seasons.
The finger nails grow faster than
the toe nails, and those on the
RIGHT hand faster than those on the
left.
The average growth of a nail is
201a inches a year. So we grow a
little over IL yards of nail a year
all over our bodies. If the bone of
an extremity is broken, the nails
of that limb grow less rapidly than
it's mate-the toe or hand, as the
case may be.
The nails respond to disease else
where in the body-just as the eye
lacks luster and the hair falls out
in some diseases, so do the nails
vary in their growth. When gen
eral disease affects the body, the
blood supply to the nail matrix is
lessened, and the nutrition Of the
nail all across it's growing edge is
poor. Hence a transverse ridge in
dicating where the thinner nail &C.
ours appears. These ridges were
first described by Beau in 1870; and
are known as "Beau's lines" They
have even been observed after an
attack of seasickness.
| The Sherlock Holmes of the sick
room sometimes astonishes his pa
tent by saying before a question
is asked: IT see you had a severe
illness about two weeks ago." He
has simply observed Beau's lines
and calculated the growth of the
nail. Elementary, my dear Wat
son.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21

ana claws anu,
in some cases,
h OrnS a r e.
Sometimes a
horny, warty
ow t h will
grow from the
s k in surface
and be just as
h a r d a n d
tough as nails,
so it is easy
to see that the
upper layer of
the skin can
be modified in
this way.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21

BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. d.
THE, NAILS are regarded by
comparative anatomists as modi-
fed parts of the skin. Just as the
hair is, just as feathers and scales
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21
4 K 3
y K @ 9 8 s, 4
q Q S
T. A 3 2

The opening lead was the 10 of
hearts. Declarer's @ won.. Two
more rounds Of trumps were taken,
leaving declarer in his own hand.
The K and Ace of spades were
played, then. declarer ruffed a low
spade at the sixth trick.
East had been able to follow
suit on both the three heart and
three spade leads. but West had
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21
q AK
" 81
81 10 9 Is I'll %
%K %QSe
IS
"A 3 2
IS
"a 3 2

. Declarer knew just what cards
opposed him, and who held them.
He led his last diamond. Dummy's
K won. East had to keep his good
spade and let go his lowest club.
The Ace of diamonds was led. II
East let go his top spade, the in
dummy would be good, SO East let
20 his lower club. Declarer let go
his lowest club. When the ] of
clubs was led from dummy, both
East's @ and Vests K were
picked up with declarer's Ace.
leaving his humble 3 Of clubs to
win the thirteenth trick. 1t waE
fine work.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-21

EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets
by Dr. Clendening can now be OBJ
tanned by sending 10 cents in coin,
for each, and a self-addressed en-
velope stamped with a three-cent
stamp, to DR.. Logan Clendening,, in
are: "Three Weeks Reducing Diet
indigestion and Constipation" Re
ducing and Gaining, Infant Feed
ing, Instructions for the Treatment
of Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene"
and The Care Of the Hair AkG 6l1afI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07
Warrenton Party
Honors Visitors

Warrenton, May T. Especially
Complimentary to Mrs. James Kerr of
Louisville, KY, Mrs. j. p. Watson en-
tertained at seven tables of cards
Tuesday afternoon The Watson home
was attractively decorated in a va
riety of flowers. Top score prize was
awarded Mrs. Claude Bowers. Mrs.
James Kerr, honoree, was presented
a gift, as we'll as was Mrs. j. II. Kerr,
mother of the honoree. Mrs. John Nit
chell received a consolation prize. An
ice course followed by coffee and
cheese straws, and bon-bons was
served. Vases of red roses and carna-
ton pinks were placed on each of the
tables during refreshments. Those
playing were Mesdames j. Y. Kerr of
Louisville, honoree, L. H. Kerr, Alfred
Williams, B. B. Williams, r. r. Wes-
ton, H F. Jones, G.. H. Macon, t. w.
Burton, c. T. Bowers, John Mitchell,
William Duke Jones, Roy Davis, F.
M. Allen, P. G.. Seaman, w. NJ. Gard
ner, w. N. Boyd, Edmund White, w.
r. Boyce, M. c. Mcclure, j. B. Boyce,
T. ]. Holt, ]. P. Scoggin E. E. Gill
liam, Lloyd Cook, c. R. Rodwell, S. O.
Num-, H. N. Walters, w. D. Rodgers,
r. B. Powell and A. T. McNeny of
Henderson, Misses Lucy and Olivia
BurWell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07

ton hall, to notify the party's nomi-
nees of the conventions choice.
The Democrats previously announc-
ed plans to notify President Roose-
Welt of his denomination with cere-
mony at Franklin Field, Philadelphia.
Green's Stand Attacked.
Other political developments includ-
ed comment by a Republican and a
Democrat on recent declaration of
President Green of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, and speech by
Democratic Chairman James A. Far
lev asserting that the East had bene-
fitted from farm relief because OF
enormous shipments of manufactured
goods to the West
President Green said recently that
he favored the reelection of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Chairman Fletcher in
a statement last night, asserted that
the Republican National Committee
attaches no particular significance
to this" because Green has always
been a Democrat, while the fedora
ton itself is non-partisan.
Colonel Henry Breckenridge, anti
Deal Deal Democrat, said in an adj
dress at Akron, Ohio, thatsGreen was
making a mistake by putting "laeor
into partisan politics"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07
Birthday Dinner
Honors Mr.. Rose, Sr.

A birthday dinner was given in
homo of T. B. Rose, ST., and ]. G..
Bradford, manager of Roses 5-10-25c
Store, in Hill Top Tea room at 7:3O
D. M lasr Monday evening.
Following the dinner, Marvin Gull
breth gave n toast to Mr.. Rose, and
a praise was given by Miss Josephine
I.aneston. Miss Katherine Nelson con-
Veyed the honor message. Miss Myrtle
Dorsey and Miss Margaret Wilson
toasted Mr.. Bradford.
The event commemorated t n
eightieth birthday of Mr.. Rose.
Those present were T. b. Rose, ST.,
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Bradford, Marvin
Culbreth, j. B. Howell Miss Myrtle
Dorsey, Miss Catherine Nelson, Miss
Althea Perry, Miss Margaret Wilson,
Miss Lucille Hicks, Miss Annie Muir
ray Miss Ruby Young, Miss Mildred
Thorne, Miss Grace Greenway, Miss
Ruth Afford, Miss Hazel Aycock, Miss
Josephine Langston, Miss Lucille
Cothran and Miss Neathery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07
Sandy Creek News

Mrs. A. T. Gupton, Misses Margaret
and Bette Gupton, Emmitt Gupton
and b. c. Gill were Sunday night
guests of Mrs. o. r. Jackson and
family.
The Prayer Meeting Band will meet
at the home of Mrs. J. r. Stevenson
Saturday night at eight o'clock.
Miss Margaret Gupton and Miss
Rose Jackson spent Thursday with
Mrs. G. f. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Jackson, Misses
Rose, Pearl and Oracle Jackson, Thee
dore Jackson and L. w. West were
Sunday afternoon guest of Mrs. j. II
Short and family Of Cokesbury.
Mrs. E. S. Jackson spent the week
end with her parents in Kittrell.
The Sunday afternoon guest of Miss
Carrie Lane Stevenson were Misses
Lois Jackson, Lily Brady Currin
Helen Hamm and Elaine Stainback.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Taylor and son,
George Franklin, Jr., Bonnie Steven
son. Clarence Ayscue and Omega
Jackson, Jr., were visitors in Thomas
Vile Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. King Stegall of Cokes-
bury were the Sunday afternoon guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Stegall.
o. r. Jackson, E. S. Jackson Omega
Jackson, Jr., Theodore Jackson and
H. T. Edwards and Willard Thomas
Edwards spent Thursday on trip at
Plymouth.
Mrs. Andrew Stevenson and little
daughter, spent Tuesday with Mrs
J. r. Stevenson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07
Dexter News

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Williams from
below Henderson, also Mr.. and Mrs.
P. P. Williams were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. C. Satterwhite Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Greene visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ball Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. ]. M. Satterwhite is spending
this week with her daughter, Mrs. ?.
P. Williams.
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Miss Estelle Ball is at Maria Parham
hospital, we all hope she will soon be
home.
Mrs. Carl O'Brien, Mrs. J. E. Jones'
Mrs. Clarence Greene, also Mrs. Nor
ris Wilson visited Mrs. Carl Greene
last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. p S. Harper and son, Gerald
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Morris Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Wilson and ia
mily were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07
Mrs. Willie wilkerson Sunday.

Mrs. Willie Wilkerson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Satterwhite and
family from Durham, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G.. Raynor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Wilkerson en-
joyed as their guests Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wilson, James
Wright, Sallie Bett Wilson, also Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Faucette spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Faucette near Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Faucette and
Miss Louise Faucette, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Hope and family, from Towns
vile were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmie Faucette Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Wilson spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. r. S. Harper.
Russell Harper and son, Gerald and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harper spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Satterwhite.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07

ed ALLEGATION disclosed the amount ex-
pected to be advanced to each of the
cooperating states as follows:
Georgia and Florida, $4,000;
South Carolina, $4,000; North Caro-
lima, $4,000; Virginia, $4,000; Ken
lucky, $65,OOO; Tennessee, $4,000, and
in minor hurley growing states, $1O,-
900.
Approximately $4,000 would be
used by the Federal government for
supervision.
]. B. Hutson, assistant farm admin
istrator, said there avs doubt that
compact legislation would become eff
fective this year. He asked that the
money be made available until 1887
in the event the program was not put
into effect this year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07
100000 To Be Avail
aple For Tobacco

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-07
Notification To Be
During Conventions

Continued from Page OneO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
$50 KATOLfCKYcH
VODCOV ARESTOVANE

V den, kedP papez Plus
slavil IA. vyrocie svojho ko-
runovania, a ked' mu Hitler
blahozelal, v Nemecku are
stovane bolo $50 katolickych
vodcov, knazov laikov, le-
bo ze vraj udrziavali spoje-
ME komunistami a social
stami. Rev. Renter v Draz-
d'anoch uz Dol odsddeny ma
diva roxy, ze rozdaval komu-
nistick1 literatdru. Katolicke
kruhy ocakayajd, ze nacisti-
cka vlada rozpustf q zakaze
spolky katolfckej mladeze,
ktore este ekzistujl q pri-
mutt katolicku mladez vstu-
poyat' do pohanskych orga-
niz&cii nacistov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
Nezamestnanych
je 11,401, 900
Najvyssi pocet bezrobotnych
Is, 900, Dol v marci
Il ~ 1855

Americka Federacia Prace
oznamuje, ze v decembri bo-
10 v Spoj. Statoch II, ,4O1.OOO
robotnikov bez prace a ze
MET ziadnej nadeje, ably t.
to nezamestnanf dostali pra-
Gu v kratkej budlcnosti. Ma
jar bude Wac prace, ale ME
dost', ably bezrobotnych znac
nejsie ubudlo.
Podl'a vykazu Federacie,
v novembri lanskeho roku
bolo 11,672,OOO bezrobot-
nych, 11,449,OOO v oktobri,
11,789,00O v septembri a
12,219,O0O v auguste. Maj
Wac nezamestnanych v po-
slednych troch rokoch bolo
" marci 1888, a to az 49,
653,0 900. Roku 1929 bezro-
.botnych .bolo 1864, 900, roku
1880 4,770,OOO, roku 1881
8,738,O00, v roku 1892 49,
$4,000 a r. 1884 1864, 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
ROBOTNfCI DOSTALI
100000 DIVIDEND

Znama mydliarska firma
Proctor and Gamble Co. ma
"a ucastinarov j svojich 1000
robotnikov, ktorf vlastnia L.
castin "a polsiedma miliona
dolarov. Firma mala dobry
obchod vlani a teraz plati
robotnikom 100000 divi-
dend. Robotnici tejto firmy
dostavajd okrem toho plate
ne tyzdenn6 vakacie kazdy
rok a uzivaj1 inc vyhody, a.
ko garantovanie stalej pra-
ce, poistenie proti chorobe i
starobe. Cd r. 1903 spoloc-
most vyplatila robotnikom IL
milionov dolarov ma r6znych
podporach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
vYSTAVA PRAC u
STAMBAUGH-THOMPSON
Kto ma nejakS svoje vyrobky
z dreva, kovu alebo kamena,
mech ich vystavi.

The Stambaugh- Thompson
Co. ma w. Federal usporia-
da vystavu drevenych, kovo-
vych a kamenych prac SUI
kromnych ludf, aby ukazali
svoju schopnost'. Preto Slo-
vaci, ktori mate nejake svo-
je vlastne vyrobky, domestic
ich ma vystavu do Stambaugh
Thompson, aby pudia videli
vase schopnosti. To sa vam
m6ze vyplatit' bud'to preda-
MIN vyrobkov alebo vsimnu-
tim 81 vasej sikovnosti "a
mestnavatel'mi. Tiez mozte
dostat' odmeny.
Stambaugh-T Thompson po-
riada taketo vystavy kazdy
rok. Odmeny sa dajl "a maj
lepsiu pracu v naradi, mo-
deloch lodi, kocov, lokomo-
tiv, lietadiel, domoy, uncle
ckych predmetov. Osobitne
odmeny sd pre- studentov z
High School dielni. Zapisat'
svoje vyrobky k vystave tre-
ba medzi II. a FL. februa-
rom. Vystava bude Cd 20. fe-
bruara do z. marca v hlav-
nom obchode Stambaugh-
Thompson, ia W. Federal
81,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
Bazaar Y osade sv. c. a M.
Posledns diva dn bazkru sobotu nederu veGer Hlav-
NJ odena is $4,000 hotovos Kto ju dostane? STAN
y s1 bohato xSsobene najlepSimi veci Prid e vsetc

Vyrocny bazaar osady sv.
Cyrila q Metoda je uz v pl-
nom prlde cd stvrtku vece-
ra. Navsteva je pekna a MET
skoro nikoho, kto by 81 ne
odnasal nieco dobreho z toh-
to bazaru. Posledne diva We
ceri, v sobotu a nedel'u (15.
a 16. febr.) bud1 vrcholne,
kedy pri stankoch bude vel
mi 1.-Two. Budu sa krltit' ko-
lesa a rozdavat' odmeny v
podobe rozmanitych uzitoc-
nych veci. Hlavnou odmenou
bude $4,000 v hotovosti, o
ktoru je vepky zaujem v ce-
lei Mahoning doline, lebo je
to ME malickost', "a to sa
uz al automobil kupi. Lfstky
budu al ma bazare ma pre-
daj. Prid'te oprobovat', moz-
no ich Wy dostanete. No ne
odide ma prazdno nikto. Tam
sl odmeny pre- kazdeho. A
kto bude smadny alebo hlad-
ny, ten bude obsluzeny tymi
najlepsimi zakuskami a ma
pojami. Chlapi, ma stankoch
budu al pine flase tel bon
dovanej, nezabudnite! Kto
sa rad zahra a zabavi, "a
hra a zabavf sa ma tom ba-
zare znamenite so svojimi
starodavnymi priatel'mi, kto-
ri tam iste budu. Nuz 'neza-
budnite prfst' v tito So
botu a nedel'u vecer.
Rev. Stefan Begalla, du-l
chovnv osady je spravcom
tohto bazaru q vypomahajl
mu Rev. M. Tondra, kaplan
Qsady q kuratori. Romantic
vybory pozostavaju 2 osad-
nikov a osadnfciek osady.
Kazdy je pozvany - ka-
zGy bude vitany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
Kadeti { campionnli
Basketball Ligy
campionstvo prvej polsexony
vydobyli 81 porazenim Cy-Me
caty.

Campionstvo prvej polovi-
ce sezony v Slov. X. Basket
ball Lige pripadlo Kadetom
z horvatskej osady sv. Petra
a Pavla v ohnivej hre 3 Cy-
Me 'catou vo stvrtok vecer
pred vel'kym zastupom diva
kov. Bill Wopershall, vyni-
kajuci hrac Cy-Me caty, Dol
nemocny, co prispelo X jej
porazke. Hra bola rychla 81
tuba, ODE caty hadzaly LODI
bu do kosa rovnako, ale nAI
konci prvej polhry Kadeti
mali 0 jeden bod Wac, 13i
oproti IL. Ked' sa zacala
druha polhra, napnutost' boz
la vel'ka. Kadeti hned sk6-
rovali a neboli potom uz viac
" nebezpeci. Rezek, veter&n
Kadetov, bol stlpom v ich w
brane. Konecny sk6r bol mi
ku 20 v prospech Kadetov.
Y prvej hre druhej polse-
zony zvit'azila cata Shirley
klubu mad catou osady sy.
Nikolaja sk6rom 33 ku 28.
Gonda q Krupa vynikah ~
Lansingyille = Fatt "a cAtn|
|sv. Nikolaja.
Cata osady Mena Jexi1
dobyla vit'azstvo mad Sokd
mi 2 Haseltonu 81 ku 12sS
Slov. X. Basketball Lf
hra kazdy Stvrtok po III lsI
|v Lincoln School Gym r.
Truesdale Ave. pre sloy l|
|sk6 ! slaviansle obec con
ktorehc pod dpora B. nm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
RUSI POMAHALI
BIT JAPONCOV

Ma mandzursko-n
skych hraniciach strhla So
tuba bitka medzi japonskym
q mongolskym vojskom, v
ktorej zabite bolo osem Ja-
poncov j S jednym d6stojnf-
kom, a styria Japonci | sled
mi Mandzuovia boil raneni.
Mongolom pomahali Rusi ma
dvoch lietadlach, y h&dzuc
bomby ma Japoncov, Japon-
ska vlada pfse ostrd notu
Rusku. s.5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
krasne slovenske divadIo
ma Lansingville Y nedel'u
Zahrany bude kus Povinn osti" slovensksho xvctn
Predstaveni bude dvoje, po obede veser auditoene
osady Mateja

Lansingvillski divadelni o.
chotnici zahrajl nam peknu
a poucnu slovenski dramu
pod menom "Povinnosti" !.
Tato hra bude po prvy raz
v tomto meste zahrana a u
ist'ujem nasich Sloyakov a
Slovenky, re neobanuju, le-
bo uvidia nieco vel'mi pek-
neho a zaujimaveho.
Hra je 20 zivota sloven-
skeho Pudu v starej vlasti.
v hre uvidime, ako jedna
mlada dievka vezme ma seba
t'azku llohu byt' matkou
dietkam svojej priatepky,
ktora zomrela, a ma smrtel-
nej posteli zavolala muzovi:
"Pavel, ak bude ina matkou
mojich sirot, nez Veronka,
ia sa v hrobe obratim." We
ronka ale miluje ineho, kto-
lry pracuje v cudzine, totiz v
|Anfsrike; q n1ysliaS, ze "a
jej spreneveril, lebo listy,
ktore jej on pisal a ktore mu
ona pisala, boly v moci "a
vistliveho Mateja, ktory s po
mocou listarovou ich dostal,
- sl'ubila sa byt' matkou
Pavlovych dietok. A prave,
ked' vychadzala kostola 70
sobasa stretne sa jej mi
lencom, ktory sa navratil z
Ameriky. Nemozme 81 pred
stavit' prekvapenie oboch,
najviac Stefana, ked' vidi
Veronku, ktoru tax miloval,
zenou ineho. Ale d'alej vam
nejdem povedat', ale prosim
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
Pozvanie na dvadelne predstavenie
''Bacova Anicka" tejto nesloI|

Divadelny kruz3k v Ha-
seltone zahra teraz v nede-
lu, 16. februara krasny di-
vadelny kus "Bacova Anic-
ka", ma ktoru hru vas srde-
cne povolavame. Je to vePmi
pekny divadelny kus v 8.
dejstvach a s jednou preme-
nou, v ktorom su krasne
spevy tance.
Predstaveni bude dyoje, a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
20 L'UDf ZHORELO
VO DVOCH OHNOCH

Patnast, osob zahynulo a
20 bolo popalene v plane
noch, ktore znicily Victoria
Mansion Hotel v Lakewood,
N. J.. vo stvrtok. Pat osob
zahynulo . Al bolo popalene
v ohni, ktory vypuknul vo
stvrtok v jednom cfnskom
restaurants v New Yorku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-14
DiUadlo a koncert
D Campbell
Zahrany bude vel'mi poucny
a z6bavny kus "St'astie Y
''Novom svete', v nedel'u
vecer v horvatskom dome.

Herci cd cirkvi sv. Jana
Krstitera, 1872 Gordon Ave-,
zahrajl uz v totu nedepu,
16. februara o 8. vecer v
horvatskom dome v Camp
bell krasnu dramu v 3. DEF
stvach ''St'astie v Novom
svete". Divadlo sa ukazuje
v amerikanskej chyzi, kde
zije Havrilo a ku nemu sa
schodia dvaja krajani, Ivan
i Majk. Havrilo zije bez ze-
ny, ktorl zanechal v starom
kraji a sam must rajbat' i
vsetku domasnu robotu kon-
cit. Vsetci traja zacali moe
no pit a rozpustile lit, len
Ivan pokajal sa a casio ich
napominal, zeby nepili a ne
zapomenuli ma svoje rodiny
v starom kraji, al casio ma
pominal Majka, ktory ne
chcel hovorit' svojou mate
rinskou recou, len po angli-
cky, ktoru rec lamano hovo-
ril a sa vyonacoval O svojej
mudrosti. Ivan potom zane
chal svojich planych kama
ratov a dorobil sa krasneho
majetku a pomohol i synovi
Havrilovmu, Stefanovi, kto-
reho Havrilo cd seba odo-
hnallsa Stefan stiez zbohat-
null, to jest nasiel st'astie v
Novom svete. Stefan ozenil
sa i postal peniaze, zeby mu
matka prisla do Ameriky.
Havrilo Majk neprestali
pit a robili takd galamutu,
re ich gazda dal zabrat' do
lakopy. Zatym onedlho zas
obkradli jedneho farmera,
zaco dostali po 5 rokov. Pc
5 rokoch vysli z lakopy otr-
hanf, .zacali sa blukat' a ma
novo rabovat'. Raz prisli do
domu,. v ktorom bola len je-
dina dievka. Havrilo ju chcel
pobozkat' j ma nu revolver.
vynal, a to bola jeho vlastna
dcera, ktoru on malinku v
starom kraji ohabil a nepo-
znali sa. TAX samo orabovali
j Havrilovho bohateho syna.
AZ neskoro sa doznali, koho
Oni rabovali. Ked' sa to vse-
tko vyjasnilo, Hayrilo neznal
co ma robit', ze taky bez-
bozny zivot prevadzal. No
dietky otcovi vsetko odpustili
a zili potom bohabojne az
do smrti.
Drama je vel'mi poucna a
je v nej j hodne smiesnych
vyjavov. Kto sa Publ "a
smiat', mech pride, neobanu-
je. Vstupne je len 35c pre-
starsich a 10c pre- deti. Po
divadle bude tanec, tax kto
bude chciet', to moze sa j
povykrucat'. Budd tam "a
husky $ obcerstvenim.
Som s lctou a bratskym
pozdravom, J. -1ak.