AMERIŠKA
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DOMOVINA
AMERICAN HOME
SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER
NO. 25
CLEVELAND, 0., FRIDAY MORNING, JANUAR Y 30th, 1931.
LETO XXXITI—VOL. XXXIII
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Zanimive vesti iz življenja naših rojakov po širnih naselbinah Amerike
v Milwaukee, Wis., sta Mr. in Mrs. .John Pechauer praznovala I'i'losetlotnico svoje poroke. Oba Jubilanta sta še prav krepka in Zavedna Slovenca. V istem mc-stu sta obhajala 24. januraja srebrno poroko Mr. in Mrs. John ' Peterlin. in ravno tam sta se Poročila Miss Jennie Vindišman in Mr. John Južina, ter Mr. J. Razbojnik in Miss Mary An-
f'i'i slovenski župniji v Calu-Ill(,t, Michigan, so imeli lansko 'f;t<> 17 pogrebov, 10 porok in 30 krstov.
V	Traunik, Mich., je umrl ro-■)ak Anton Levstik, po domače Juresov, doma iz Travnika pri loškem potoku.
V	Sheboyganu, Wis., so ustanovili "Federativni klub jugoslovanskih društev." Pristopila so *1(>venska in hrvatska društva.
a Prvem sestanku je bilo zastopnikov od 22 raznih društev.
Lividende bo plačala družba Slovenski Dom v Brooklynu, N.
• Delniška seja se vrši 31. jamarja. Delnice so'sedaj po $16 ona.
v nedeljo 8. februarja prire-% v Brooklynu, N. Y., skupni ^ncert g. Anton Šubelj in g. Vetozar Banovec.
V	Sharon, Pa., je umrla Mrs. ;^ncesSteklačič. Stara jje bila "8 let,'Zapušča moža in štiri
sinove. Istotam je umrl tu-'' mladenič Anton Peršin, star let, ki je bil staršem edina °Pora.
V	Chicagi je v 21. vardi, kjer . anuje največ Slovencev, spre-
kandidaturo za aldermana '°vcnec Anton J. Duller. Mogoče bo marsikoga zanihalo vedeti, da se nahajajo v v°n, Minn., štirje slovenski ^'telji v eni in isti javni šoli, J0.1' Poučujejo ameriške otroke.
^elji so: Matt Oman, ravnajo šole, Miss Bernice Oman, ,8s Bernardine Oman. dvojči-1 ,ri hčerki Matt Omana, Carl t()man, nečak Matt Omana. Je ^ač nekaj izrednega.
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n, Vest iz Montane
Valentin Mola, 3942 St. n r Ave., je dobil iz East Hele-• e' '^ont., žalostno vest, da mu 'rj. ■ Januarja umrla mati Ma-■)a Mola, stara 75 let. Doma je A"a iz Podlipe pri Vrhniki. V ..^»riki je bivala 30 let. Zapu-hč' tr' sinove v Montani in eno '®r> tu v Clevelandu pa enega a- V spomin ranjke se bo _ jii-ovala sv. maša dne 4. febru-Sv ol) 8. uri zjutraj v cerkvi . • 1 avla. Bodi ohranjen ranj-Kl leP spomin!
p . Smerda trgovina
Posh V Ne^burgu in okolici češk opozar-iamo na pošteno šv tr8'°vino Smerda, ki ima :' °je prostore na 5800 Broad-
Way n
Po i Petek in soboto ima tic ° proda-i° krasnih Majes-<taj radi° aparatov> katere prodno Sam° Za polovično Prejšnjo j; Majestic radio aparat ve-^ sedaj samo $119.00, inštali-
koi' ,Neka'' malega plačate ta-J. drugo pa $2.00 na teden. 0/arjamo na oglas. R Privatna zemlja
nec £U nski državni P°sla-drža °rton iz Clevelanda je v vl0?ym zk°mici v Columbusu je t i predl°ff- glasom katerega ij el,ef°nskim družbam dovo-Ce t° p°k'adati podzemeljske ži-' ,1a Privatnem posestvu. , rat bodo prišli, pa vam bo-razrilj ves vrt.
Hoover zadržuje z republikanci podporo namenjeno sirotnim farmarjem
Washington, 29. januarja. — Pred nedavnim je kongres Ze-di njen i h držav dovolil $25.000.-000 podpore, ki naj se izplača iz zvezne blagajne za farmarje v državah Arkansas, Missouri in •ponekod drugod, ki so bili silno prizadeti po zadnji suši. Ta denar naj bi se izročil Ameriškemu Rdečemu križu, ki naj bi skrbel, da dobijo prizadeti pomoč. Toda v ogromno začudenje demokratov v kongresu, je vodstvo Rdečega križa zavrnilo $25.000.000, rekoč, da ima dovolj sredstev in prostovoljnih darov, da lahko pomaga vsakomur, kdor prosi za pomoč. John Barton Payne, predsednik Ameriškega Rdečega križa, je prišel pred odsek za dovolitve in izjavil, da je centralni odbor Rdečega križa glasoval proti sprejetju $25.000.000. Oči vidno je, da je predsednik Hoover vporabil svoj vpliv in svetoval, naj se denarja. ne sprejme. Vodja demokratov v senatni zbornici, senator Robinson iz države Arkansas, kjer je pomanjkanje najhujše, je skočil s svojega sedeža, ko je zaslišal novico, in je zahteval, da kongres ustanovi svoj lasten urad, preko Rdečega križa, in pomaga deliti podporo potrebnim. Senator Robinson je bil oni, ki je predlagal, da se dovoli $25.000.000 podpore. Predsednik Hoover se brani iz dveh vzrokov, da podeli svoje dovoljenje za 25 milijonov dolarjev. Predsednik trdi, da vlada ne sme dati nobenega denarja za podporo, pač pa mora denar priti iz privatnih rok, kajti sicer se bodo podpore potrebni ob vsaki priliki obračali na kongres, kar bi povzročilo ogromne davke. Drugič, Hoover je mnenja, da naj samo farmarji dobivajo podporo, ne pa tudi prebivalci v mestih, kjer je dovolj dobrodelnih organizacij. Toda radi tega bo še hud boj. Senator Robinson je napadal predsednika, češ, da je dovolil $100.000.000 ameriškega denarja za lačne Ruse, dočim nima 25 milijonov dolarjev za lačne Amerikance.
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Električne naprave
Pred kakimi 20. leti so prišle prve električne naprave na trg, danes so pa te električne naprave tako izpopolnjene, da jih ne j dobite za skoro vsako delo v hi-ši, pač pa so tudi skrajno priročne in poceni. Kaj vse danes premore elektrika in industrija, ki se peča z izdelavo električnih aparatov, lahko vidite vsak dan na električni razstavi, katero vzdržuje Elektrical League, v 18. nadstropju Builders Exchange Building. Vstopnina k razstavi je prosta, in tam tudi ničesar ne nudijo za nakup.
Streljati je treba .
Poznani detektiv Martin Za-lewski je preteklo sredo vzečer vjel nekega mladega roparja, ki je trikrat v petih dnevih napadel grocerijo John Glaza, 3135 E. 80th St. Ker je mladi ropar, star šele 18 let, bežal, ko ga je detektiv lovil, je Martin streljal in podrl roparja. Pravi, da ne bo več ropal.
Odpovedane slike
Dekliška Marijina družba naznanja, da radi raznih težkoč ne bo kazanja premikajočih slik danes popoldne aH zvečer. Obvestilo se bo pravočasno, kdaj se i vrši tozadevna predstava.
V Chicagi dobro pometajo zgangeži. Polagoma se razmere čistijo
Chicago, 28. januarja. V Chicagi so zadnje čase dobro po-. metli z gangeži in zločinci. Po-: sebna komisija je s pomočjo policije koncentrirala svoje delo-i vanje, da prime 28 voditeljev zločincev, katerim je bil na čelu I Alphonse Capone. Imenovali so i jih "javne sovražnike.." Izmed 1 teh 28 zaznamovanih zločincev, jih je sedaj že 20 pod ključem. Izmed omenjenih 20 zločincev sta bila tekom šestih mesecev dva ubita po njih lastnih pristaših. Trije se nahajajo v državnih zaporih. Dva sta bila obsojena v zvezne zapore. Trije so v zaporih, čakajoč obsodbe. Toženi so bili radi umora. Eden se nahaja v bolnici v zaporu, žrtev svojega lastnega pristaša. Eden je nenadoma zginil in se smatra, da so ga najbrž tovariši ubili. Enega bodo te dni deportirali. Sedem jih čaka sodne obravnave in se nahajajo na prostem pod varščino. Osem jih je pa pobegnilo pred roko postave, toda ko bo podano končno poročilo o tem, tedaj bodo vsi mrtvi ali pa v ječi. In ko bo omenjena komisija gotova z njimi, tedaj se bo spravila nad one, ki podpirajo direktno ali indirektno gangeže, in to so razni nevredni policisti, odvetniki in politikanti. Razmere v Chicagi so zadnje čase veliko boljše kot so bile pred šestimi meseci.
Emily Fabian
Nadarjena mlada slovenska umetniška plesalka nastopi prihodnji teden v State gledališču. ; S svojimi plesi izvablja Miss Fabian veliko priznanje od strani j avdijence.
Al Smithu se smili Hoover, ker drži prazno vrečo v prid prohibicije
New York, 29. januarja. — Al Smithu se ni posrečilo v letu 1928, da bi prišel kot predsednik v Belo hišo, in danes se mu smili predsednik Hoover, ker mora biti v isti hiši. Smith se je v nekem govoru včeraj izjavil: i "Prav smili se mi predsednik, j Zdi se mi, da sedi na vrhu kapi-tola in drži vrečo prohibicije." Glede prohibicije se je Al Smith izjavil: "Ako bi bilo danes na vrsti glasovanje za sprejem 18. amendment«, tedaj je gotovo, j da bi bil amendment poražen, j Kar se tiče poročila Wickersha-ma in njegove komisije, je poročilo naredilo eno dobro stvar: enoglasno pripoveduje narodu, da je prohibicija nepoštena. — Mokri imajo še vedno svojo pijačo, suhi pa svojo postavo, in tako bo položaj nekaj časa še ostal." Smith je nadalje zagovarjal doktrino državnih pravic. Rekel je: "Mi v New Yorku nimamo pravice zahtevati, da je država Kansas mokra, ako hoče bitn suha, in tako tudi država Kansas nima pravice nas siliti, da smo suhi, ako želimo biti mokri." Ironično je omenil Smith tudi republikansko stranko, ki se je prikopala do vlade s tem, da je neprestano trdila, da imamo prosperiteto. In kaj imamo v resnici, to danes vsak Ameri-i kanec ve.
Dela dobiček
Prvič v štirih letih izkazujejo knjige družbe cestne železnice v Clevelandu precej lep dobiček. Delničarji dobijo dividende. Dobiček je mogoč, ker je kompani-ja zelo omejila promet, in so ulične kare, ki poredkoma vozijo, zopet polne.
Trideset rudarjev ubitih v razstrelbi, 115 rešenih v Indiani
Linton, Indiana, 29. januarja. — Trideset rudarjev je bilo ubitih danes v silni razstrelbi v Little Betty rudniku, v bližini tega mesta. Več kot šest ur po razstrelbi so dobili šele pet trupel na površje, dva še živa premogarja, izmed katerih pa ime. eden take poškodbe, da bo; najbrž umrl. Na dnu rudnika se nahaja še 25 trupel. Razstrelim je nastala, ker se je vnelo 600 funtov smodnika, katerega so prinesli v rudnik za delavce, ki bi delali ponoči. Pozneje se je pa poročalo, da je plin povzročil razstrelbo. Strupeni plini v jami in ruševine pri vhodu v rudnik so zelo ovirale rešilnemu moštvu delo. Ako bi se raz-strelba pripetila samo deset minut prej, tedaj bi bila večina rudarjev, ki delajo podnevi, 115 j po številu, ubita. Pred vhodom v rudnik je vse polno jokajočih žensk in otrok, ki čakajo, da prinesejo trupla njih očetov iz jame. Premogovnik je bil znan kot eden najbolj produktivnih v državi Indiani. Sedanja nesreča je že druga v nekaj letih. L. 1925 je nastala podobna raz-strelba kot včeraj, in je tedaj 51 premogarjev izgubilo življenje.
"Nebesa na zemlji"
Vstopnice k tej izredno lepi predstavi, katero priredi društvo "Triglav" v nedeljo 8. februarja. v S. N. Domu, so pripravljene v slaščičarni Mrs. Ku-schlan v S. N. Domu. Pričakuje se, da bodo vstopnice razprodane, kajti ves čisti dobiček te prireditve gre za novo cerkev sv. Vida. Prav storite torej, ako si vstopnico zasigurate že naprej.
Diktator Musso zanikuje trditve ameriškega generala Smedley Butlerja
Washington, 29. januarja. — Laški ministrski predsednik Mussolini .je poslal laškemu poslaniku v Washingtonu kabel-gram, v katerem odločno zanika, da bi on dirjal z avtomobilom, v katerem se je nahajal tudi neki Amerikanec, in da bi pri tem povozil nekega otroka in se ne zmenil za njegovo usodo. Tozadevno se je izjavil ameriški general Smedley Butler v nekem govoru v Phliadelphiji. V ka-belgramu pravi Mussolini: "Jaz se nisem še nikdar vozil s kakim Amerikancem po Italiji, niti ni moj avtomobil še kdaj povozil kakega otroka, moža ali ženo." Laško poslaništvo v Washingtonu je silno razburjeno radi izjave ameriškega generala, ki baje ima to navado, da rad govori. Najbrž j g moral Butler vedeti, kaj govori, sicer se ne bi izjavil kot tako odličen zastopnik ameriškega naroda.
Najnovejše poročilo o tem dogodku je: državni tajnik Stim-son je šel k laškemu poslaniku in ga prosil odpuščanja, rekoč, da ni bil namen ameriške vlade žaliti Mussolini,ja ali laški narod. Medtem je pa mornariški tajnik Adams zapovedal aretacijo generala Butler, ki pride pred vojaško sodnijo. Butler je izjavil, da bo najel zagovornika in svoje dokazal.
Jennie Gorenčič
Kot smo že poročali na kratko včeraj, je v St. Luke's bolnici preminula v četrtek zjutraj Jennie Gorenčič, rojena Knaus, stanujoča na 1397 E. 51st St., stara 43 let. Tu zapušča soproga, sedem otrok, in sicer šest hčerk in enega sina, starih od 2 do 18 let. Poleg teh zapušča tudi dva brata. Ranjka je bila doma iz Dolenje vasi pri Ribnici, kjer zapušča dve sestri. Tu je bivala 19 let. Bila je članica društva sv. Ane št. 4, SDZ in podružnice št. 25 SŽZ. Pogreb se vrši v I pondeljek ob pol desetih zjutraj pod vodstvom J os. žele in Sino-i vi. Prizadetim naše iskreno so-žalje, ranjki pa naj bo ohranjen blag spomin!
Priietna zabava
Društvo Warrensville št. 31 S. D. Z. priredi v soboto, 31. januarja, prijetno zabavo pri Anton 'Gorišlcu na Green Rd. Vsi ste prijazno vabljeni!
Miss Perdan
Kot se nam poroča, se namerava Miss Jeanette Perdanova maja meseca podati v L j ubij a-! no, kjer se bo posvetila nadal.j-Inim 'študijam v glasbi in petju.
Poceni meso
Rojak Mr. Fred žerovnik, ki ima mesnico na 5810 St. Clair Ave., nudi te dni v resnici lepo sveže meso po zelo nizkih cenah. Prosimo, da čitate oglas.
Bo še zima
Zime. še ni konec, in one ženske, ki hočete kupiti prav poceni zimsko suknjo ali pa fino obleko, pojdite k Beno B. Leusti-gu, 6424 St. Clair Ave.
Pevski zbor Zarja
Zbor naznanja, da se zabavni večer ne bo vršil 7. februarja, pač pa v soboto 31. januarja, v spodnji dvorani S. N. D. Vhod pri stranskih vratih. Prijatelji j zbora so vabljeni.
Za farmerja
Zbirka prostovoljnih doneskov za trpeče far mer je v Ameriki, znaša sedaj v Clevelandu $63.-700.
Predlog, da se "posuši" glavno mesto Washington je zaenkrat propadel
Washington, 29. januarja. — Predlog senatorja-a Wowella iz Nebraske, da se za mesto Washington naredi posebna prohibi-cijska postava, je zaenkrat propadel. Senatorji so pravkar od-glasovali, da predloga ne sprejmejo v tem zasedanju na znanje. S tem so mokri senatorji dobili eno prvih zmag v kongresu. Oasi še je mnogo republikancev zavzemalo za predlog, pa so prišli nasprotnikom prohibicije na pomoč demokrat je, ki so odločili, da se predlog ne vpošteva. Obenem se je naredila strategič-na poteza v tem, ker niti mokri, niti suhi niso hoteli imeti odločilnega boja v tem času, kajti debata bi se tako zavlekla, da bi morale izostali vse druge zadeve, in bi bilo zborovanje kongresa prej zaključeno, kot bi se moralo priti do zaključka. Kongres mora namreč prenehati z zborovanjem 4. marca, in vsi kongresniki se boje izrednega zasedanja, ki bi sledilo, ako bi se sedaj začelo razpravljati o predlogu senatorja Hovvell-a, da se "posuši" glavno mesto Washington. Torej ga bodo v Washingtonu še naprej in skoro nemoteno pili.
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Lovci postrelili v enem
dnevu 12,000 zajcev
Kansas City, Mo., 29. januarja. — Državljani v Kansas City okraju so v enem samem dnevu postrelili .12.000 zajcev, katere so poslali v St. Louis z naročilom, da se zajci razdelijo med brezposelne za hrano.
Človeške glave so našli v vreči
Laredo, Texas, 29. januarja. — Na mehikanskem obrežju reke Rio Grande so danes oblasti naale vrečo, v kateri so dobili odrezano glavo mlade plavola.se ženske in glavo nekega črnola-tsega moškega. V glavah obeh 30 dobili krogle. Umora sta se morala pripetiti v zadnjih dnevih.
Sedem jih je pobegnilo iz zaporov tekom boja
Trenton, N. J., 28. januarja. V Annandale državni poboljše-valnici je nastal sinoči boj med mladimi .jetniki, in tekom tega boja se je sedmim mladim zločincem posrečilo pobegniti. Stanovalci poboljševalnice so fantje od 16 do 24 let stari. Trajalo je dve uri, predno so oblasti pomirile nemirne fante.
Sorodnik bivšega carja kaznovan v Ameriki
New York, 28. januarja. Carski princ se je nahajal danes na mestni sodni j i, in sicer grof Ser-igej Orlov, star 28 let, ki je bratranec bivšega ruskega carja. Plačati je moral $5.00, ker je prekršil neko avtomobilsko postavo.
Poroka
Mr. Louis Kromar nam sporoča, da se v soboto poročita Frances Kromar in Frank Haj-nik, 449 E. 158th St. Obilo sreče novemu paru!
Operirana
Mrs. Ana Klanchar, 95'04 La-montier Ave.," je bila operirana v Glenville bolnici na slepiču in I kamnu.
Nagla smrt
V četrtek večer je nagloma i umrl John Babnik, 6009 Luther | Ave. Več o tem jutri.
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No. 25. Fri., Jan. 30th, 1931.
O znižanju plač
, V času današnje gospodarske depresije in industrijske krize se mnogo debatira, če se morejo vzdržati sedanje de-iavske plače ali je treba slednje znižati ter s tem .znižanjem plač prepoditi gospodarsko krizo.
Vsi ti napačni ekonomi, ki silijo na znižanje delavskih plač, niso samo- škodljivci onih, katerih znižanje zadene, pač pa so škodljivci vsega naroda, in ravno s tem znižanjem se kriza še veča.
Predno moremo govoriti o znižanju delavskih plač v sedanjih razmerah se moramo najprvo vprašati, če so bile delavske plače tedaj, ko nismo še imeli delavske krize, dovolj velike, oziroma zadostne in primerne za pošteno prehrano in življenje ameriškega delavca.
Glasom vseh uradnih izkazov in statistike, ki jo imamo na razpolago, bodisi od strani vlade, delavskih organizacij ali pa privatnih zavodov, delavske plače niso bile .zadostne niti v takozvanih dobrih časih, ko se je s prosperiteto baha-lo na vseh koncih in krajih.
Celo v najbolj udobnih in zaposljenih časih, predno je prihrumela gospodarska kastrofa, to je, pred oktobrom, leta 1929, je dobival le en mal odstotek ameriškega delavstva, zadostno, pošteno plačo.
Seveda so nekateri hiteli zatrjevati, da so namreč imeli zidarji in mizarji n. pr. v New Yorku $16.00 na dan plače, toda ako pomislimo, da je njih delo sezonsko, to je, da delajo le gotove mesece v letu, tedaj moramo vedeti, da to ni ravno sijajna plača.
Dejstvo je, da ogromna večina ameriškega naroda je tekom dobrih časov zaslužila toliko, da je plačevala najemnino, in da ji ravno ni bilo treba stradati. So gotovi delavci, ki zaslužijo lepe plače, zlasti oni, ki so organizirani, toda vedeti moramo, da devetdeset procentov ameriških delavcev ni organiziranih.
Najbolj srečni izmed neorganiziranih delavcev v Ameriki so v letih prosperitete dobivali po $1,200 do $1,300 na leto, d oči m so vlada kot drugi zavodi dokazovali, da je potrebno za družino najmanj $1,500 na leto, da se količkaj pošteno preživi.
V letu 1928, ko nismo še poznali krize na industrijskem polju, je izjavil Rev. Ryan, načelnik družabnih aktivnosti katoliških dobrodelnih organizacij v Ameriki, in ki je poznan po vsej Ameriki kot ekspert na tem polju, sledeče:
"Nahajamo se v nevarnosti, da mislimo, da imamo preveč prosperitete, katere nam nihče ne more vzeti. Dasi je dejstvo, da so ameriški delavci boljše plačani kot sploh v kaki drugi deželi sveta, pa ima naš industrijski sistem ogromne pogreške in pomanjkljivosti. ,
"Kdor se količkaj razume na življenske razmere, ta bo znal, da zadostuje komaj $1,500.00 na leto za družino, obstoječo iz petih oseb, da se preživi, v večjih mestih so pa potrebne še velike večje svote. Kdorkoli svetuje, da se znižujejo delavske plače, je sovražnik ameriškega naroda. . . ."
Torej, ako niti v časih prosperitete niso zadostovale ameriške plače, kako naj danes zadostujejo znižane plače? Znižanje plač pomeni manj zaslužka, manj zaslužka pomeni manj kupovanja, več stradanja, manj naročil in še večjo gospodarsko krizo.
AUGUST SVETEK Kdo je ta mož, katerega ime citate zgorej ? Ali ga res ne poznate? Mr. August Svetek je, nas rojak, mirnega značaja, potrpežljiv in vedno pripravljen pomagati nam, kar je v njegovi moči.
Mr. August Svetek je slovenski pogrebnik v Collinwoodu. Njegovega naslovu vam ne bom tukaj navajal, opazite ga pa lahko v tem listu, ker mož večkrat oglaša. On bi še veliko več da-jroval za naše narodne ustanove in naše liste, ako bi se mi Slovenci zavedali svoje dolžnosti in poklicali tega odkritosrčnega rojaka v slučajih, ko nam nemila smrt vzame kakega sorodnika, ali prijatelja. Nikdar ga ne smemo prezreti, ako hočemo mirno vest imeti.
A. J.
Cleveland (Newburg), O. —
Rad bi nekoliko napisal, kako smo se imeli v nedeljo 25. januarja. Kedaj sem vstal, ne vem, kakor tudi ne, kedaj sem šel spat. Kaj je bilo temu vzrok, si lahko vsak sam misli. (Aha, jaz si že mislim, Jože! Op. Jaka-ta). Nekako ob 9.30 pridem v Slovenski Narodni Dom na 80. cesti. Tam vidim za tisto dolgo mizo, katero menda Američani kličejo baro, kar dva natakarja. Eden je bil zamišljen v prazne ! kozarce, drugi pa v steklenice: ko je bila ena prazna, je že skočil po drugo, ki je bila polna. Nekaj časa opazujem to, pa me je zgrabila nekaka mrzlica, kar tresti sem se začel, kot trepetlika na gmajni. Pa hitro eden to opazi in me sočutno vpraša, če me zebe. Pritrditi mu nisem mogel, ker dan je bil skoro spomladanski. Samo odmajal sem z glavo, kar se lahko razume talko ali pa tako. In je tudi moj prijatelj razumel tako, da mi je na-točil kozarec ohajčana s pripombo, da ve, kaj mi je in da me bo ta pozdravil. In me je. Ker je pa treba vzeti zdravil polno mero, sem še enega stisnil in takrat sem bil pa zdrav kot drenov grm.
Kar malo sem se odkašljal, pa se podam na sejo društva Zvon, ki je bila prva v letošnjem letu. Tam smo slišali celoletni račun in koliko ima društvo vsega denarja. Natančnih številk ne vem, poročal bom pa toliko, kolikor mi je znanega.
Kljub velikih izdatkov smo imeli vseeno čistega preostanka okrog $400.00. Društvo ima čez I $7,000.00 denarja in šteje 209 članov in članic. Sklenili smo tudi, da začnemo z naraščajem, j kakor hitro se nabere dovolj I otrok. Da to stvar uredita, ista bila izvoljena Silvester Pau-: lin in Josip Blatnik.
Dragi starši! Kdor ima otroke, ki so stari 10 do 15 let, naj jih takoj prijavi v društvo. Društvo bo pa gledalo na to, da se bodo otroci učili lepe slovenske pesmi. In kaj je lepšega, kot če zna vaš otrok prepevati našo lepo slovensko pesem. To bo za vas in otroke veliko boljše. Mesto, da bi pohajal otrok po ulicah in se učil od slabe tovarišije nekoristnih stvari, ga pošljite raje na pevske vaje, kjer se bo učil slovenskih pesmi, ki tako krasno opevajo vašo rojstno domovino.
Pa to še ni vse! ■ Tisti otrok, ki bo zahajal dve leti točno k pevskim vajam, bo znal slovensko citati in pisati in lepega vedenja se bo navadil. Društvo Zvon ima na Belo nedeljo velik koncert in bi radi videli, da bi žc takrat nastopil naraščaj s par pesmimi. Starši stem nima-; jo ni kak i h stroškov, ker za vaje plača društvo Zvon. Upam, da ta prošnja ne bo zadela na gluha) irsesa in da se boste odzvali lepi I in koristni stvari ,ki je velikega pomena za vse Slovence.
Za popoldne je bila pa napo-j vedana seja za Slovenski Narod- J ni Dom, ki se je pričela ob 2.15. |
Udeležba je bila bolj slaba. Seja se je vršila še precej mirno in direktorij je bil izvoljen večinoma stari, le nekaj je novih in ti so sami najboljši možje. Upam, da se bodo dobro zavzeli za svoje delo.
Priporočal bi nekaj več zanimanja, kakor ste ga ali so ga imeli v pretečenem letu. Vsakega direktorja mislim da je dolžnost, da se vsaj mesečnih sej udeležuje. Prošlo leto smo imeli nekatere, ki niti na eno sejo niso prišli. Kje leži temu vzrok, ne vem. Mislim pa, da bi bil moral upravni odbor poročati na delniški seji, kako so delovali direktorji v pretečenem letu, da bi dobili delničarji vsaj malo pojasnila. Upam pa, da kar so lansko leto zamudili, da bodo letos popravili.
Pozabili pa smo bili na tistega, ki igra največjo vlogo in ima največjo odgovornost in ki je odgovoren vsem delničarjem. Pa ni bila dana prilika delničarjem, da bi mu bili izrekli zaupnico, ali zaušnico. Lahko se čuti vsak užaljenega, kdor je prizadet in prizadeti smo vsi. Ne smete misliti, da želim, da se komu krivica godi, toda čemu nas pa vabite na seje, če pa ne smemo glasovati in ne daste prilike, da se izrazimo v stvareh, ki so največjega pomena.
želim veliko uspeha direkto-liju v letošnjem letu.
Joseph Blatnik, 9114 Cambridge Ave.
DOPISI
Cleveland (Newburg), O. — O delu in prosperiteti ne bom poročal, le toliko (naj pripomnim, da zadnjih 31 let, odkar sem jaz v Newburgu, še nismo imeli "boljših" časov. Delati nam ni treba in tudi naše boljše polovice na zahajajo zdaj tako pogosto v prodajalne, tako imajo tudi na'ši trgovci malo več počitka. Vsi smo zadovoljni???
Prihodnjo nedeljo dne 1. februarja, bo praznovalo mlade-nišlco društvo sv. Antona Pado-vanskega svoj srebrni jubilej. Ob deseti uri dopoldne odkorakajo vsa društva z godbo na čelu v domačo cerkev sv. Lovrenca, kjer se bo opravila slovesna sv. maša za vse žive in mrtve člane omenjenega društva. Istega dne ob osmih zjutraj bo pa peta sv. maša zadušnica za največjim dobrotnikom našega društva, pokojnim blagim možem Mihael Plut-om. Ob osmih zvečer bo pa v Slovenskem Domu na 80. ulici banket, h kateremu so vsi farani prijazno vabljeni. Deklet ne bomo še posebej vabili, ker smo prepričani, da bodo gotovo prišle, da si bodo nas fante ogledale. Oh, boy, fantje pa taki! Ker smo pa vsi pravi fantje od fare, bomo malo bolj "štolc," kakor se tudi spodobi. Jaz se bom tako našminkal, da bo kaj. čevlji bodo na biks, v žepu pa niks. Omislil sem si za ta dan cel lonček vaselina za moje brke, da bo bolj držalo. Na-vihal si jih bom tako, da bodo kot iz žice. Torej dekleta, le v dvorano, da se bomo zavrteli in malo pogovorili, kajti če se s fanti ne boste menile, se ne boste nikoli omožile, kakor veli slovenski pregovor.
Fantje, sedaj pa: "aufpas-sen," ko bomo na veselici, da mi ga kdo preveč ne polomi. Ako ga na ta dan polomimo, "gud baj" na'ša čast! Že sedaj se pripeti, da pride kdo od autsajd, našo rožico utrga, nam pa fige pokaže — in gre.
Da se pa še kaj takega ne pripeti, ravnajte se po sledečih navodilih:
1.	Vsak naj si nabavi en lonček vaselina, pa naj ga ne pusti dcma, ampak naj ga hrani v svojem žejni. To velja, seve, za tiste, ki imamo brke; kdor jih pa nima, pa naj so malo z medom namaže pod nosom.
2.	čevlji se morajo svetili, ne
pa da bi prišel kdo z blatnimi. I * j
Osnaži in osvetli jih po sledečem receptu, ki sem ga pred kratkim prejel iz starega kraja: Založi si velik čik, nato pljuni na pripravljeno ščetko, razmaži in nato drgni z večjo mehko ščetko in
pvetili se bodo kakor zlato.
3. Obleko naj si vsak lepo iz-čisti in ako je zmečkana, jo lahko sam zlika in sicer po j ako pripravnem in tudi cenenem receptu. Doposlal mi ga je tisti Jaka, ki A. D. druka, in se glasi : "V soboto večer, predno greš spat, obleko malo sfajhtaj z mrzlo vodo, zgani jo čez polovico in položi na posteljo, nato položi svoje grešne kosti nanjo in zaspi. Jako priporočljivo je, poprej vsaj eno galonco ohajčana stisnit, in obleka bo zjutraj, kakor bi jo ravnokar prinesel iz prodajalne. Pisal mi je tudi, da se našega banketa osebno udeleži, za Mr. L. Pirca pa ni rekel drugega, kakor da smo v pred-pustnem času. Kaj si je Jaka s tem mislil, mi ni znano. Torej dobrodošel, Jaka, do takrat pa — zdrav!
Stalo me je precej truda, da sem vse te recepte in navodila skupaj spravil, torej fantje, po-služite se jih in si jih dobro zapišite za svoja kosmata ušesa, tla ne pridemo v dvorano kakor kakšna stara motovila v žaklju.
Sedaj je vse pripravljeno, recepte imate tukaj, Jaka bo tudi prišel in če se ne motim, tista Kuharjeva Marjanca tudi, za pijačo in jedačo bodo drugi skrbeli, edino, kar bomo mi imeli storiti, bo to, da se vsi od prvega do zadnjega udeležimo in z miz pospravimo, da ne bo potreba metati proč. Ohajčan naj bo pa pomival, saj zato tudi je.
Upam, da sem vam sedaj dovolj natančno razložil, prihodnjo nedeljo zjutraj bomo pričeli, zaključili pa v pondeljek zjutraj, ko se bo delal dan, ker poprej ne gremo dani. H koncu pa vsem udeležecem krepki "Na zdar!"
Fant od fare.
Cleveland (Collinwood), O.— Da ne bo kdo mislil, da je Slovenska Ženska Zveza 'št. 10 zaspala, ker ni bilo toliko časa nič slišati od kakih prireditev. O ne, tega pa ne, se pa sedaj sliši drugače od strani naših članic, da bodo napravile vse kaj boljšega kot kdaj prej, namreč, priredile bodo veselico ali banket v nedeljo 1. februarja v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. Za vstopnino na to prireditev in za večerjo boste plačali samo 50 centov. In ker bo to res prve vrste banket, ste vabljeni od blizu in daleč vsi prijatelji in prijateljice zabav, kakor tudi vse članice Slovenske ženske Zveze.
Nekako ob osmih zvečer se bo servirala fina večerja in kdor se ne bo udeležil tega banketa, temu bo še dolgo žal. Kadar se ženske zavzamejo za kako stvar, mora biti kakor pribito in vse se mora izvršiti v najlepšem redu in kar obljubimo, to tudi storimo. Godba bo igrala fine komade za mlade in stare, kakor zna to Jack Zore. Iii ker je sedaj predpustni čas, čas veselja in zabave, poveselimo se enkrat vsi skupaj, in da bo to naši onemogli blagajni v tolažbo in po-I moč. Nam bo pa par ur lepega i veselja in zabave, saj ne bo jpredpust zopet eno leto in je še vprašanje, če ga dočakamo.
Torej udeležimo se tega večera na 1. februarja v Slovenskem domu v največjem številu, saj v | to izvoljeni odbor se trudi na vso moč, da bo kar najboljše postregel z vsemi dobrotami tega sveta. Tudi ohajčana ne bo nikomur manjkalo in čaja boste | dobili s ta trdo "'špago" zvezane-|ga za tiste, ki so prehlajeni in kašljajo. Le naj pridejo, se bodo gotovo pozdravili tukaj.
Pa tudi ti, Jaka, pridi s svojimi mlatiči, se bomo kar tam spoprijeli, da bomo videli, čega-va bo zmaga. Vi boste mlatili, me ženske bomo pa trle, na eno stran bo že padlo.
En lep pozdrav vsem čitate-Ijun Ameriške Domovine,
M. IVI.
članica veseličnega odbora. -o-
* V Argentini so znižali vsem uradnikom plače za 18 procentov.
Če vrjamete,
al' pa ne.
Tole je prispeval prijatelj iz Myron Ave.
"Veš, Jaka, eno ti bom povedal o nekem godcu, ki je bil blizu tam doma, kot sva midva in jo ti gotovo še nisi slišal. Pri nas je bil godec, ki je bil z vsemi žavbami namazan in njegova slava je šla od cerkniške doline pa notri do bloške planote. Ni je bilo-svatbe, da ne bi bil godec Jože, tako mu je bilo ime, zraven.. Saj je pa tudi spravil takoj vse v židano voljo in če ni mogel z drugim ljudi spraviti v smeh, je pripeljal konja v hišo. In kako je znal pripovedovati! In verjeli smo mu, saj godčev-ske in lovske so itak vse verjetne (če verjamete, al' pa ne. . Op. stavca).
In kakor veš, so trajale pri nas ohceti najmanj po šest dni: pri nevesti tri, pri ženinu pa tri in včasih so pa še kar od kraja začeli, da je bolj držalo. To- i da naš godec Jože je bil oženjen j in lahko si misliš, da ga je do-! ma čakalo vse kaj drugega kot ohcet, kadar je prikolovratil po' enem tednu domov, še ves ohcet- j ni. V takih časih sta mu žena in tašča, ki je živela pri njem. dodobra izprašala vest, dokler j ni Jože svečano obljubil, da ne poj de na nobeno ohcet več in tudi ni šel — dokler ga niso zopet j povabili.
In tako nam je pripovedoval nekoč o nekem takem lepem sprejemu doma, ko je prispel truden in zaspan z neke ohceti:
'Po sedmih dneh smo srečno zaključili neko ženitovanje in podam se proti domu, kakor se to spodobi poštenemu zakonskemu možu. Ker pa godec ne sme biti nikdar žalosten, sem bil tudi primerno nališpan z raznim pisanim cvetjem in trakovi, vriskal sem, godel in pel po poti, da ne bi kdo mislil, da se bojim iti domov. Toda ko pridem do domače hiše, vseeno malo utihnem in zavijem okrog vogala, pa za-slišim, kako se v hiši pomenkujeta žena in tašča, kako me bosta prijeli, kako prdmlatili in kako mi bosta pobrali ves denar iz žepov, če ga namreč kaj imam.
Bil sem pa ravno toliko pri volji, da se takrat dveh žensk nisem bal, pa hitro odprem vrata, denem 'meh' na klop ob peči, potem pa prevrnem par stolov in mizo po tleh, da se takoj ugotovi, kdo ima besedo v hiši. Takrat pa jojmene in križbožji! Tašča zagrabi otroka, žena pa nekaj obleke, pa da gresta proč, !pa jo udarita skozi vrata na vas. i Kaj naj jih ustavijm? Pa kdo bo ustavil hudournik, ali pa dve ženski, vas vprašam? Zato pa hitro zgrabim svojo harmoniko, pa skočim za ženskama in se ji-I ma postavim na čelo, rekoč: "Z musko si bila pripeljana, z mus-ko boš odpeljana," pa zaigram i radeckimarš. Seve, takoj je bila vsa vas skupaj, ženski jo pa udarita nazaj, ker se jima tako j spremstvo ni dopadlo. Tudi meni ni kazalo drugega in. sem šel [zopet nazaj domov. Od takrat i ni moji ženi nikdar več na misel prišlo, da bi šla strani.'
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Dve prijateljici se peljeta v natlačeni ulični železnici. Ker j ni bilo sedežev na razpolago, sta morali stati. Pa reče ena: "Ko 'bi vs'aj hotel onile moški, ki i je tako prijetne z u n a n j o s t i, ustat, in ponuditi svoj sedež!" —-Pet moških naenkrat je ustalo in ji ponudilo sedež.
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"O, Marička! Ropar je bil, kaj ?"
"Ne, moj mož, ki je tudi slišal j
ropot."
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Cleveland, O. — V soboto večer, 31. januarja, se vrši javno instaliranje vseh društvenih uradnikov in uradnic od Woodmen of the World in Woodmen Circle. Slavnost se bo vršila v Ball Room, v poslopju mestnega avditorija. Zastopana bodo tudi slovenska društva.
Odbor je preskrbel zelo zanimiv in zabaven program, kakor godbo, petje in umetniške plese. častni gostje večera bodo glavni in državni uradniki od: obeh organizacij; navzoča bo j tudi Sov. Mary E. La Rocca, gl. | predsednica od Woodmen Circle, j
Slovenci, ki spadate k omenje- j ni organizaciji, in drugi, ki se! zanimate za take prireditve, pridite v soboto večer v Ball Room i Public avditorija. Pričetek boj točno ob osmih in vstopnina bo prosta za vse. Pričakuje se velike udeležbe ud strani članstva, in vabljeno je tudi splošno ob-! činstvo.	• j
Albina Novak.
Cleveland (Collinwood), O.— j
Hudo je, ako delavec ne more; dobiti nobenega dela. Dolgčas je in človek bi se lahko veliko ko-J ristnega navadil, ko imamo to-j
: liku prostega časa, pa nam je glava preveč razmišljena in noče ostati ničesar v njej.
V sredo sem se bil podal s prijateljem v Barberton. Hotel i sem videti, kako je kaj tam. Tudi tam ljudje tožijo: dela ni, zaslužka ni, — in v skrbeh so, kaj bo. Kljub skrbem so pa ven-jdar napravili vesel obraz, ko sva prišla v vas. Vsi so naju lepo i sprejeli. "Oho," so rekli, "Cle-velandčani so prišli!" Veste, tam radi bero Ameriško Domovino, zato so prijazni in gostoljubni napram Clevelandčanom. Rekli so, da so ponosni na zavedne elevelandske trgovce in rojake, ki žrtvujejo, da se sliši vsako nedeljo lepe slovenske pesmi in godbo na radio. Kmalu bo imel vsak rojak v Barbertonu svoj radio aparat. Hvala vsem, ki so bili tako prijazni z nami in želimo jim o priliki povrniti.
Mrs. Frank Zakrajšek, mala farmerica, nam je stregla z vso njeno prijazno živahnostjo. Klobase so morale takoj v lonec, ravno tako sveža jajca; dalje kisle kumarce in kava, tako dišeča, da je nisva mogla prehvaliti. Prav nič nama ni bilo žal, da sva šla z avtomobilom do njih, če-
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Odkar mi mati v grobu spi, •^ce rni vedno bolj medli. — Povsod že zeleni pomlad, lfJ v moji duši ni več nad . . .
^'■etresujoča pesem so je raz-'eSala po okolici in slednjič Mrtvaško obmolknila.
žalostni Niganini glasovi so Kanili Franceta in mu vzbudili sPomine na nekdanjo, že zdav-na.) minulo srečo. Zdaj je začutilo njegovo srce z ubogo cigan-0; zasmilila se mu je. Da, taka Jo bila -—- Nigana, v vsem svo-J"ni 'kijan,ju in nehanju, za trenutek vročekrvna in divja ka-!0r razdražena mačka, nato pa ZoPet mehka in upogljiva kakor Petletno dete, a poleg tega nestanovitna kakor jesensko vreme.— je vstaj ;n nameril sv°je korake na grič. .. Nigana ga je slišala, kako se j1 Je bližal s tihimi koraki, a zr-a je prezirljivo še nadalje v nasprotno stran. Mož je dospel na Vrh, položil svojo roko na Niga-n'n° ramo in izgovoril mehko:
"Nigana!"
Kakor od strele zadeta se je ''Pila žena in že se je ovijala z 1(>kami moževega vratu ter ga Jokaje vpraševala: . 0 Radko, kaj ne, zdaj me 'maš zopet nekoliko rad? Vsaj Halo?"
"Da, Nigana," ji je odgovoril "1f)z kolikor mogoče nežno, "rad ,e iPiarn; toda pridna moraš biti
'J1 vedno ostati --■--
ne sme nikoli zapustiti mo ža."
- j 0, gotovo, Radko," mu je zahvala ciganka, "prisegam ti Pri
'J-e nikar" ne prisegaj, Niga-' .i« je hitro prekinil mož, ampak izpolnjuj, kar si mi ob-'•Hibila."
Osramočena je povesila glavo, pa je položil svojo desnico Pjeno ramo — in ubogo ci-'<insko dete ie zajokalo od pre
'ke .sreče.--
li as'ednjega dne so prekorači-^ naši popotniki Kolpo in s tem ^ Pustili Kranjsko ter stopili »na ^.yaska tla. Tukaj se jim več . »lo treba skrivati po skrivnih jezdnih stezicah, marveč so po javnih cestah in })0. nJič čez nekaj dni naporne
,;e dospeli v svoio novo domo -Mno,
Bil • IV" apvi po Veliki noči' sredi
p)n, V krčmi pri Grčarju na Beli sta sedela dva me strastl'1(> zaverovana v obojni pogovor. Prvi je bil , nje» v črn plašč, izpod kate-lev-1 Se svetil usnjati pas; ž Co !Co je gladil brado, z desni-Po m-P-a zdajpazdaj rahlo udaril
ee T' so mu žarele in rde*
iiasrt -6 -'ie semtertja obkrožil To '• VaJ samozadovoljnosti. Grči'6 bil krčmar sam — Peter sih J';.PraVi korenjak v najbolj-
ipiel p1' Njegov 8'0st> ki mLl je Vjc • anes povedati mnogo no-
Piože' bil, štefuljček, K roparski kleni Pred "jima je stala stellar °a n,jnega Goričana. Krč-dva. 2lei naHl sladko kapljico v Šenn l a' Precej umetno bru--^J^rca in napil možku:
ženska Službo išče
diniJ za hlšna dela ali gospo-1022 ^° sploh- — Vprašajte na
(27)
86 odda v Soba A<lctkrm ^ ,najem' spodaJ- 1119
(26)
S P^ti se soba
žinj N ,vhodom Pri mirni dru-
du tpirof. naj ^ pusti v ura-llRta. (26)
Ni treba
drago plačevati mesa. Pri nas dobite meso po jako nizkih cenah. Svinjska pečenka za i 8c funt, rezana po 20c funt, svinjska plečeta 1 5c funt, govedina za juho 15c funt, govedina od plečeta 22c funt, telet ina od prsi I ftc funt, teletina od plečet 23c funt, govedina za pečenko, brez kosti, 25c. funt.
Vse te cene so samo za soboto. Rojakom prijateljem se prav toplo priporočam.
VukuŠič trgovina 6024 St. Clair Ave. Tel. HEnderson 9475 nasproti Grdina dvorane
CARNIOLXTENT7l288r The Maccabees Naznanilo!
članom gori omenjenega društva vljudno naznanjam, da lahko plačajo svoj asesment v soboto popoldne dne 31. januarja, od 2. do 5. ure. Posebno so pa prošeni vsi oni člani, ki še dolgujejo asesment za preteklo leto, da istega gotovo poravnajo clo zadnjega dneva v mesecu januarju, ali pa naj se vsaj prizadeti zglasi v društvenem uradu, da dobi potrebna pojasnila glede plačila.	t Apelira se na članstvo, da se udeleži pogreba v soboto zjutraj za pokojnim Valentinom Dobravec. *
S sobratskim pozdravom,
John Tavčar, tajnik.
V najem
se da stanovanje na 15423 Waterloo Rd., hiša sama za sebe, 6 modernih sob in garaža. Rent $30.00 na mesec. Odgovorni ljudje naj se oglasijo Pokličite CHerry 3410	(27)
se da v najem, front, za enega fanta .ali dvoje deklet. Parna gorkota, s hrano ali brez. Garaža na razpolago. Vprašajte med 4. in 8. uro zvečer. Eel. EDdy 1207-.1. 9006 Columbia Ave,
(2.r.)
Radio holan
Ako jo vaš radio bolan, pokličite KEnmore 3793-W. Mi zastonj preskusimo vaše cevke. Računamo samo 75c, da se oglasimo. 19510 Arrowhead Ave.
(26)
V najem
Naprodaj
je hiša s štirimi sobami in s trgovino v Newburgu, v slovenski naselbini, blizu Slov. Del. Dvorane. Takoj $1500, ostanek po $25 na mesec. Lastnik je zunaj mesta. Vprašajte pri Jos. Glo-bokar, 986 E. 74th St. Tel. EN-dicott 3968.	(25)
Lepa prilika!
Slovenska Dobrodelna Zveza je kupila na javni dražbi hišo na 21071 Arbor Ave. To hišo bo Zveza prodala in vpraša zanjo $3400.00. Na to posestvo je pripravljena Zveza dati prvo vknjižbo $2000.00. Kdor bi to hišo rad kupil, naj pride v glavni urad Zveze, 6233 St. Clair Ave., dne 7. februarja ob 2. uri popoldne. Kupec mora položiti pri nakupu najmanj $200.00 na-plačila. Davki na to posestvo so že plačani za leto 1930. Kdor hoče izrabiti to lepo priliko, naj se omenjenega dne zglasi v glavnem uradu Zveze.	(26)
Garaža
pripravna za popravljanje avtomobilov ali barvanje se odda. Velikost 60x38, nahaja se na St. Clair Ave. blizu 61. ceste, zadaj. Vpraša se na 6129 St. Clair Ave.
(Tue. Fri. x)
ZDRAVNIK REVNEGA
Čudovita življenska zdravila. Pomagajo hitro ozdraviti prehlad
Iz džungle, močvirja, gora in planjav so nabrana ta redka zelišča, ki dajo zdravilno »moč Bolgarskemu Zeliščnemu (krvnemu) Čaju.
To so zdravniki revnega moža, ker se jili enostavno pripravi in stanejo zelo malo.
Olajšajo zabasanost, želodčne; jetrne, ledvične in črevesne bolečine. Ako se vzame vroče, zlomi prehlad hitro in varje pred poslabšanjem bolezni.
Bolgarski Zeliščni Čaj se prodaja [pri lekarnarjih povsod, 35c, 75c, SI.25, ali po pošti velika družinska škatlja $1.25. Naslovite Marvel Products Co., 156 Marvel Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Proda se
po nizki ceni lepo in obsežno posestvo z gospodarskimi poslopji, njivami, travniki in gozdovi. Posestvo se nahaja v Topolu, pošta Novavas pri Rakeku. Za nadaljna pojasnila se obrnite na Frank štefančič, 231 E. 200th St., Cleveland, O.	(27)
Naznanilo
članicam podružnice št. 25 S. ženske Zveze se naznanja, da je umrla sestra Jennie KJorenčič, 1397 E. 51st St. Prošene ste, da se udeležite skupne molitve ob pol osmi uri zvečer, v petek, 30. januarja. Mary Otoničar, tajnica.
Kraška kamnoseška obri
15307 Waterloo Rd.
(V ozadju trgovine Grdina & Sons) Edina slovenska izdelovalnica nagrob nih spomenikov.	(f
PRVI SLOVENSKI PLUMBER
J. MAR
6521 ST. CLAIR AVE.
C« hoCcts delo »octnl in poitsno. potličit« men«.
Randolph 5188
(Tha.
Pozor gospodinje!
Če resnično želite lepo »veže svinjsko in goveje meso ter druge mesenine, jih dobite vedno, ne samo ob gotovih dnevih, po najnižji ceni pri nas. Tukaj je omenjenih nekaj cen:
Sveža svinjska plečeta, funt po......................13£
Čista svinjska mast, dva funta za......................25^
Suha rebra, funt po	14c
Suha plečeta, funt po	17o
Govedina za peč, funt po	, 19<-
Slanina (bacon), funt po	17<*
Fine kranjske klobase, funt po	29c
Kislo zelje, funt po..........5<>
Pridite in se prepričajte tudi vi in gotovo boste postali nasi redni odjemalci in odjemalke. Ve vam vljudno priporočam
i
Fred Žerovnik
5810 St. Clair Ave.	ENdicott 2944
J
VAŽNO NAZNANILO
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priredi prihodnjo poletje
2 VELIKA IZLETA
AMERIŠKIH SLOVENCEV
v staro domovino
Francoska Linija hoče, da bosta (a dva i/leta nekaj posebnega, nekaj velikega, nekaj novega, česar se do s oil a.i še ni nudilo slovenskim izletnikom. Pripravljena je storiti vse v svoji moči, da to doseže.
PRVI IZLET —5. JUNIJA
Ta i7.let se vrši na slavnem brzoparnilui, prvaku Francoske Linijo "1LE DE FRANCE." Potnike tega izleta bo spremljal osebno rojak i: John VoleU, ravnatelj tretjepa razredo I-'raneonke Linije v Now YorUu. Kot praya slovenska korenina ima ur. Volclc voljo in kot ravnatelj družbe bo nudil svojim sopotnikom vse najboljšo. Ako ste torej namenjeni v stari kraj prihodnje poletje, pridružite so temu i z letu in no bo Vam žal.
DRUGI IZLET —1. JULIJA
Potniki tepra izleta Re ukrcajo na udobni in priljubljeni brzoparnilc "PARIS" ki je prevozil več Slovencev čez ocean, kakor kateri dr up: i parnilc po vojni. Potnike te^a izleta bo spremljal prav do Ljubljano tr. August Kolander i/. Ckvolanda. ki jo po vojni spremljal že T izletov v stari kraj in jo /,at.o znan kot eden od najbolj izkušenih in najboljših spremljevalcev. Oseba v. Kolstndra je vsakemu potniku zagotovilo, da bo udobno in brozskrhno potoval. Na ta izlet so zlasti vabi ameriška mladine.
DRUGE POSEBNOSTI TEH IZLETOV
Francoska Linija ima glede teh dveli izletov pripravljenih še mnogo zelo važnih posebnosti, tako glede New Vorka, parnika, Pariza kakor tudi starega kraja. O teh podrobnostih pozneje.
Za potnike iz Chicaga in okolice ter iz Zapada
Potnike, ki bodo potovali skozi Chicago, bo pričakoval na postaji posebben spremljevalec in potoval z njimi v New York Za vsa nadaljna pojasnila glede voznih kart; potnih listov, permitov itd. pišite na —
cJpertek J0yt£
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19 State Street, New York	26 Public Square, Cleveland
ali pa na ono spodaj navedenih slovenskih airentur
SAKSEIt STATE BANK 82 Cortlandt Street, New York, N. Y.
JOHN I'. MIHELICir oo.
6419 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio
MIDTOWN BANK (Leo Zakrajšek)
G30 Ninth Avenue. New York, N. Y.
MIIIALJEVICH BROS. CO.
620i St. Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio
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VA "BILO
NA
PREDSTAVO in PLES
katero priredi
podružnica št. 25 Slovenske Ženske Zveze
1. FEBRUARJA, 1931
V KNAUSOVI DVORANI, točno ob 7:30 zvečer
RICHARD GLAVAN, petje
SESTRE KOPORC, petje
TONY GORŠE, petje
Veseloigra enodejanka:
"Čašica kave"
Gospa Vrček Gospa Trček Antonija Lizika Krošnjarka Neka gospa Nabiratcljica Cevljarjeva žena Dva otroka
OSEBE :
Albina Novak Margaret Tomažin Josephine Perpar Mirni Augustili Frances Brancel Julia Brezovar Cecilia Skrbeč Rose Chesnik Willie Mahne in Frances Brancel
Cenjeno občinstvo je prijazno vabljeno, posebno pa članice Slovenske Ženske Zveze. Zabave bo dovolj za vse. — Za lačne in žejne bo prvovrstno preskrbljeno.
Igfajo Hojer bratje	Vstopnina 50 centov
VABI ODBOR

»fir»(itr*M
VABILO
KLUB
VABILO
PEČLARSKI
priredi
BANKET, PLES IN LETNO SEJO
dne 31. januarja ob 8. uri zvečer V SPODNJI DVORANI SLOV. NAR. DOMA NA ST. CLAIR AVE.
Dobrodošli vsi samski, obojega spola, ker imate priliko seznaniti se med seboj; pa tudi oženjeni naj se udeležijo. Zabave bo za vse dovolj. Vljudno vabi
J	ODBOlt
ITTHHT XTXXXXXXXXX3agXITXXIXXZXZXXXZXXX^XXXXXXXZXXX3
Krasni slovenski radio program prihodnjo nedeljo!
Zadnja
zimska
razprodaja
VSEGA BLAGA V ZALOGI
Na tej razprodaji dobite sedaj pri nas vse najboljše blago veliko cenejše kakor na katerikoli drugi razprodaji v Cleve-landu.
PROSIM PREČITAJTE SLEDEČE CENE
Fine "Sterling" suknje za dekleta in /.ene
št. 15 do 48
SI 0.00,	sedaj
$16.00,	sedaj
SI 9.00,	sedaj
825,00,	sedaj
$29.50,	sedaj
$ 5.00 $ 9.or» $11.50 $1650 $19.00
$."»5.00,	sedaj
$39.50,	sedaj
$49.50,	sedaj
$59.50,	sedaj
$75.00,	sedaj
$22.50 $25.00 $32 50 $38 00 $45.00
Vse svilene obleke za dekleta in žene
št. 15 do 5«
S 5.95, sedaj $ 3.50 $16.50, sedaj $ 9 05 $10.75, sedaj $ 6.50 $19.50, sedaj $11.50
Vsi ženski klobuki, vredni $1.95 do S5, sedaj samo 75<*
Vsi klobuki in volnene kape dobite sedaj pri nas po: 25<-. 35<\ 50o in 75<-
Vse štrikano blago (sweaters) za vašo celo družino, žene in dekleta, može in t'an(e
Otročji raincoats
Vredni $4.50, sedaj samo	$2.95
Flanelaste spalne srajce
$1.95 srojca, sedaj samo	$1.25
$1.50 srajca, sedaj samo	95<•
SI .00 srajca, sedaj samo	75r
Vsakovrstne fine. čisto volnene zimske suknje za deklice
št. 3 do IG
S 5.75, sedaj $3.50 I S 10.00, sedaj $6 50 $ 7.75, sedaj $195 | $12.95, sedaj $8.50
Vse svilene in volnene obleke za deklice št. G do 1 ! Vredne $5.95. sedaj samo	$2.75
Vse pralne obleke, garantirano stalne barve
Vredne $1.00, sedaj samo	65<-
Vredne $1.95, sedaj samo	$1.25
Vredne $2.95, sedaj samo	$1.75
Žametaste obleke, brez izjeme dobite sedaj po $3.50
Fine kožnate rokavice, vse velikosti
Vredne $1.98, $2.50, $2.98, sedaj $1.25, $1.75, $1.95
Primerjajte naše blago kakor tudi cene z blagom drugih trgovin in se boste prepričali, da dobite pri nas veliko finejše in boljše blago po veliko nižjih cenah kakor kje drugje. Vse blago mora biti razprodr.no brez izjeme. Ce želite dobiti dobro blago in po' jako nizkih cenah, oglasite se pri nas.
Vam se vljudno priporočam
BENNO B. LEUSTIG
6424 St. Clair Ave.
VABILO NA DOMAČO ZABAVO
ki jo priredi
GODBA "BLED"
V SOBOTO, 31. JANUARJA, 1931
v spodnji dvorani Slov. Del. Doma na Waterloo Rd.
(vhod pri stranskih vratih i
Začetek ob 7:30 zvečer.
Vstopnina prosta.
Vabi S'.' vse prijatelje vesele zabave, da M? udeleže. Vsi gostje l.jiiip kar najboljše postreženi in vsak se bo dobro počutil med nami.
ODBOR

FRANK G. GORNIK
SLOVENSKI ODVETNIK
V mestu (čez dan) 1259 Union Trust Bldg. E. 9tli In Euclid Ave. Telefon Main 7260.
Podružnica na 15335 Waterloo Rd. Suite 2, v Slov. Del. Domu
Zvečer od 6:30 do 8:00. Telefon: KEnmore 1244
$1.50, sedaj samo 75e $2.50, sedaj samo $1.25 $3.00, sedaj samo $1.95
$4,50, sedaj samo $2.98 $6.00, sedaj samo <>3-98 $7.98, sedaj samo $1.98
Dežne plašče (Raincoats) za dekleta in žene, št. 18-42 Vredni $6.00, sedaj samo	$3.50
najem se da mala hiša, po zelo nizki ceni, v Nobel, O. Zelo pripravna za par oseb. Hiša se nahaja na 941 E. 2?.6th St. Za ključe in podrobnosti se pa oglasite pri John Koprive, 1052 E. 72nd St.	(25)
SPISAL FRIEDRICH GERSTAECKER
OblŠČlte ELEKTRIČNO LIGO!
Za "Ameriško Domovino" prcvel A. Šabec
Videti najnovejše modele v električ nih predmetih
Ogledali in primirjati ledenice, pralne stroje, likalnike, čistilce in druge predmete
Vprašajte o njih in odgovorilo se vam bo nepristransko
Naj se vam ti predmeti razkažejo
Oglejte si znanstveno, umetniško svetilno opremo
Za nuvodila v elektriki
pokličite CHerry 2535
The Electrical League •
BUILDERS
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BUILDING
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Info) ■mac ij sic i urad
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Izberite električna darila za vse prilike
Preskrbi le si znanstvene knjige o električnih predmetih
Oglejte si popolno električno kuhinjo
Dajte pregledati načrte za električno napeljavo
Preskrbile si odgovore na vsako vprašanje glede rabe elektrike
ELEKTRIČNO LIGO!
Razstava odprta vsak delavnik od 9. do 5 ure — Vstop prost — Ničesar naprodaj
Prva vrata od Building Arts Exhibit and The Home in the slcy
Ta krasni MAJESTIC Radio-Combination
Manj Kot 1-2 prejšnje cene
M ED prihranjenim in zapravljenim denarjem—je dva dolarja razlike. In ta razlika se vedno veča, ker prihranjeni dolar je glavnica in raste, ko služi obresti.

Prejšnja cena Prihranite si
SEDAJ
Priročno je na Squaru, kjer ima Society for Savings varno zatočišče za prihranjene dolarje.
Instaliramo popolnoma s tubi vred. Naša zaloga je omejena. Ne odlašajte. Pridite in si izberite vaš radio še danes. Odplačila tako nizka kot $2.00 na teden.
Th kiiihun kabinet ii urehovinc s Coloratura Dynamic sneaker, nosebno adaptiran za oddaljene kri'.je.—Osem tubov. Popolnoma jamčen.
POSEBNOST
Dovolili vam bomo od $25.00 do $100.00 za vašo staro Victrolo ali Radio, ako kupite novo Radio Combination. Naše ("ENE SO NAJNIŽJE V CLEVELANDU! Prepričajte se. Izberite sedaj, ko je prilika
l' O G O J 1
ZA VAS. KI BODO I' R I M E R N 1
Music House 5800 BROADWAY
Piratje na reki Mississippi
—	Kakor ste ukazali — vse je pripravljeno. Toda kaj sem vas hotel še vprašati? Kako pa je bilo s prodajo onega kosa zemlje
v Heleni? Ali so našega novo-pečenega dediča akceptirali?
—	Vse je šlo gladko, — se je nasmehnil Kelly. — To stvar prihodnjič lahko ponovimo. Načrt je bil sijajen in vrgel nam je čedno vsotico denarja.
—In nihče ničesar ne sumi? Ali so ljudje res pripravljeni verjeti, da je Holk utonil in da se ima za svojo smrt zahvaliti tukajšnjim brunom in hlodom, ki štrle iz vode?
—	Gotovo, tako mislijo, — je odvrnil Kelly zaničljivo. — Ti ljudje tam so pripravljeni verjeti vse.
—	Ha-ha-ha! — se je zakro-hotal lopov, — božanska potegavščina! Dalje se tudi čudim, kako ste mogli prodati one tri zadnje čolne v New Orleansu. Sicer pa bi jih morali prepleska-ti, kajti lahko se zgodi, da enkrat hudič vtakne svoje parklje vmes.
—	Da, v bodoče se mora to tudi zgoditi, — je rekel Kelly zamišljeno. — že včeraj bi bil moral pripraviti barvo. Prihodnji plen, ki nam pride v roko, bomo, če bo dovolj vreden, tudi spravili v New Orleans. Tukaj je naslov trgovca, ki bo oskrbel špedicijo blaga.
—	Kdo od naših ljudi pa bo šel tja?
—	Pošljite, kogar hočete, samo Zamorca ne, ker tega lahko j tukaj bolje uporabimo. Toda ča- j kujte, še nekaj: V Heleno je do- j spel včeraj neki mož, ki hoče iti
v Little Rock, kjer namerava kupiti zemljo, torej to zemljo, ki nam baš nasproti leži. On bo odšel jutri zjutraj iz Helene in jezdi belca.
—	Ali je sam? /
—Ne, poštni jezdec bo ž njim in ta bo že vse ostalo oskrbel. Toda do Strongovega poštnega urada morata jahati skupaj. — Tujec ne bo tam prenočeval, ker mu je predrago, temveč bo hotel dospeti v neko hišo, ki je oddaljena tri milje od Strongovega urada. Nekako dve milji od Stronga, na desni strani, bi bilo dobro, če uzre luč. . . Saj me razumete?
—	Popolnoma. . . sicer pa ne mislim, da bi nas tam kdo nadlegoval. Kaj naj se pa zgodi z deklico, ki so jo včeraj fantje privedli? Ona je kakor iz uma. Menim, da je ponorela.
—	Sto hudičev, kdo vam je pa ukazal, jemati deklino na kopno? — je zaklical Kelly jezno in pri tem udari) z nogo ob tla. — Ali nisem dal Kentukijčanu natančnih navodil, naj jo spravi v stran? Ampak fant mi je postal preveč svojeglaven. . . bojim se. . .
—	Tudi jaz mu nič kaj ne zaupam, — je zašepetal Blackfoot. — Bolivar me je zadnjič opozoril na nekatere stvari, ki mi popolnoma nič ne ugajajo. . .
—	Da, Zamorec ima bistro oko in naj ostro pazi nanj.—Ali sta oba raztovorjena čolna potopljena?
—	Da, poslal sem ju nekaj milj dlje dol, kajti sicer bi jih I bilo preveč tukaj.
—	Prav. . . Sicer bi pa bilo
morda dobro, če pokažemo razbitine enega ali dveh čolnov tukaj pri otoku -— to bi prestrašilo druge in jim izbilo iz glave misli na morebitno pristan je.
—	O parniku ne bova povedala drugim še ničesar?
—- Nu, skrivati tega ne bomo mogli, — je odvrnil Kelly po kratkem pomisleku. — Treba ga bo plačati iz skupne blagajne, zato se bo treba o tem tudi skupno posvetovati. Kje pa je zdaj deklina?
—	Bila je na št. 2, takoj tu gori, — je odvrnil Blackfoot, — toda Mrs. Kellyjevi se je smilila in vzela jo je k sebi.
—	Kaj! Georginai je vzela deklino v hišo? — se je razjezil kapetan.—Sto hudičev, saj vendar ve, da tega ne trpim. Takoj mora proč, takoj, Blackfoot! Poslali mi boste sem Bolivarja — sicer pa je itak že preveč žensk tukaj — če je kaj, ki me straši radi naše varnosti, je baš to. Naša pravila določajo, da sme biti kvečjemu dvanajst deklin na otoku, ta mladenka pa je zdaj že osemnajsta.
Kapetan je začel hoditi z naglimi koraki gor in dol pred vrati Doma samcev, iz katerega so zdaj spet doneli zvoki vijolirie. Njegovo pozornost pa so takrat obrnili nase čolnarji iz Helene, ki so pravkar prihajali drug za drugim po ozki stezi. Ko so prišli do vodje, so ga pozdravili, ta pa je vprašal, ne da bi odzdra vil:
—Kje so pisma?
—	Tukaj, kapetan, — je rekel Peter ali brazgotinec, kakor so ga tudi nazivali. — To-le pismo mi je izročil poštar komaj dve minuti prej, preden smo odrinili.
Kelly je vzel pisma ter odšel proti svoji, tik poleg skladišča ležeči kolibi. Preden pa je dospel do vrat iste, se je še enkrat ustavil in rekel Blackfootu:
—	Pošljite mi Zamorca. In če pridejo konji iz Arkansasa še to noč, jih pustite, naj se iz-
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počijejo. Jutri zjutraj pa, kakor hitro bodo imeli konji dovolj svežih moči, morata dva izmed vas odjezditi v notranjost, proti vzhodu. Ali Sander ni prišel ž njimi?
Ob teh besedah je stopil naprej neki mlad mož, plavih las in modrih oči, ki bi mogel veljati za lepega človeka, da mu ni hipna pijanost izpridila njegovih obraznih potez. Stopil je torej naprej in zaječi j al:
—	Kapetan Kelly, čast — čast
—	čast — mi je-
—	že dobro, Sander! Ležite zdaj in prespite svojo pijanost, zakaj jutri zjutraj vas bom nujno rabil. Torej lahko noč! — In ne da bi čakal kakega odgovora, je odšel proti koči ter v naslednjem trenotku izginil sko zi vrata v njeno notranjost.
Ostali možje so še nekaj časa postali tam, in Sander, ki se ga je tega večera dodobra nažehtal in ki je bil nabit ko čep, je za-mrmral: — Prokleto lepo rečeno: jutri zjutraj vas bom rabil... tako, kapetan? Ali res? Tak tako, gospod? Jutri me nujno rabite. . . Hm, bo pa že spet treba kaki nesrečni deklici zmešati glavo in ji streti srce. . . Ah, lepo opravilo, res! Izredno lepo opravilo! . . . Ampak — damn me, najprej bi bil rad dami vsaj predstavljen! So momenti, gospod, so momenti, ki. . .
—	Pojdite, Sander, — je rekel Blackfoot ter ga kratkomalo prijel pod pazduho, — pojdite; oba sva trudna, in potrebna počitka, zato pojdiva spat. Strela božja, človek, pomislite vendar, da boste imeli jutri motne in zaspane oči, če ne greste spat, in ženske bodo mislile, da ste bili.. .
—	Ah — certainement, mon cher Blackfutt, gotovo, gotovo,
—	je jecljal mladi gizdalin, — en evant torej, mon ami, — v posteljo. . . mi, don Juani, mi, ki uničujemo ženska srca. . . bog Amor naj živi, monsieur Blackfutt, bog Amort naj živi in prekrasni nežni spol. . .
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VLOŽITE SVOJE PRIHRANKE V 11 R A NILN O B A N K O
Pozor člani dr. Žužemberk!
Tem potom se vse člane opominja, da se seje dne 4. februarja' gbttfvo udeležite, kajti na
seji se bo razmotrivalo o' zelo važni stvari. Komur je kaj za dobrobit društva, se bo gotovo
udeležil. Kar bo ha seji sklenje-
no, to bo, in proti temu nijna P0' tem nihče kaj oporekati. Z brat' skim pozdravom — tajnik.
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^ TTEND JAK AC'S ART Lecture at the Library Wednesday
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The Question Column
we present our merchants' J,,™' on why they deserve your
to offe,-ge and just what they have
1>a"k, Suhadolnik:
shoM Mhavln& a sale this week 011 other	We may extend for an_
sarv fWeek' lts practically unneces-d0,,,n,r ^e young folks to shop
Wonderfni Wuh6n they can eet such noiirhi bargains in their own
arp ,	Kindly add that we
th* f	can'ying a complete line of
e lamous Plorsheim shoes.''
Be"no	B. Leustiff:
Homo	We're having a sale on all
coats	Tand childrens dresses and
fers i	Slovenian merchant of-
than	value dollar for dollar
town C0Uld Possibly obtain down-to r.1 a fact that I will be willing \)t P ovf any time."
;,J- W. Mally:
our sense of duty ought to prompt
»eiehhu8' folks t0 deal with their it«; f °°d merchants, it's return -; you for favor. In case of need turn t 80 downtown to get it, you Whv ,tlle Slovenian merchants, so Fra-ii „ Patronize them?" . Ccrne: j ject lot could be said on this sub-Dromnt^ young people ought to be chant to deal with thei1' mel"" ■ dealirf' y the fact that they are I. Yes 5 Wlth those of their own kind. ! of L , handle all the latest styles I can' b ,'y' watches and radios, that | thp , had at reasonable prices on 4 mstanment plan."
AH. ' Mih«»ch: fair me to add that a sense of I fo'' vo alonc- ls sufficient reason | chants"!" patl'onage of Slovenian mer-
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| re))ly 1 don't know just what to I reason°ti this question, it stands to I Pie's at we merit the young peo-support. we're handling a line ; ^ 'Continued on page 6)
JOE SODJA OPENS CHICAGO BOOKING AT UPTOWN HOUSE
80 ATTEND BIRTHDAY PARTY
LEFT TUESDAY EVENING
Sixty Friends Gather at Home; for Farewell Party last Saturday Night
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Joe Sodja, premier local banjoist, | launches his theater career under j the watchful eye of Paul Ash, at the Uptown Theater, Chicago, 111., this coming week.
Following his appearance at the Uptown, Joe moves over to the Tivoli and Paradise, other theaters in the Chicago metropolitan area.
Sodja left Tuesday night for the Windy City, as Ash is having a three-day rehearsal before opening up his new show. A big farewell ! party was given, Joe by his family at their home last Saturday night, with no less than 60 of the youth's friends attending the affair. Included in this number was the entire Arcadian Club who presented him with a beautiful wrist watch. Many other gifts were also received by the popular "Banjo Buddy."
Joe hit the crest of fame when, after two weeks at the State Theater, Ash signed him up for three years, promising to have his name in lights on Broadway before two years have passed. Along with Joe <;oes Marjorie Reed and her family. Mar-jorie, you know, teamed with Joe in his last appearances at the local movie house, where the couple "stopped the show."
Joe is the son of Mr. ancj Mrs. John F. Sodja, 1878 E. 167th St. -O-
Everything comes if a man will only wait.	—Beaconfield.
BOŽIDAR JAKAC TO LECTURE ON ART AT ST. CLAIR LIBRARY
Clevelanders and Out-of-Town-ers Help Madison Girl Celebrate Birthday
MADISON. O.—A surprise party was given here in honor of Miss Mary Gerlica, by her cousin, Mrs. John Turk, Saturday, Jan. 24. The occasion was Miss Gerlica's 18th birthday.
The party attracted many guests from Cleveland and other near-by towns with the Chisler and Junior Chisler Clubs of Cleveland, attending in a body.
At midnight a delicious supper was served to approximately 80 guests. The rest of the evening was spent in general social entertainment.
The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts from her friends.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION
The camps and groves of Woodmen of the World and Woodmen Circle will hold a joint public installation at the ball room of the i Public Hall, Saturday, Jan. 31, at 8 p. m.
The majority of the supreme state officials will be present. The guest of honor will be national president of Woodmen Circle Lov. Mary E. La Rocca of Omaha, Neb.
There will also be entertainment such as singing, classical dancing and peppy music.
All members and public are invited. There will be no admission charge.
EXHIBITS WORKS ALSO
GALA AFFAIR
The Maccabees lodge of West Park is sponsoring a jolly good time novelty dance at the J. D. N. hall, Mc-Gpwan Ave., on Saturday, Feb. 7. The Novak entertainers wiU present the dance music.
Ivan Zorman to Introduce Artist; Misses Jeanette Perdan, Irnia Kalan on Program
Speaking in his native tongue, Božidar Jakac. Jugoslav artist now painting and exhibiting in this country, will take the platform of the St. Clair Branch Library auditorium, in a lecture on Slovenian art, Wednesday evening, Feb. 4.
Mr. Jakac, internationally famous for his work, is a keen student of the art 'offerings of his native contemporaries and is most perfectly equipped to handle his subject interestingly. In conjunction with the address an exhibition of his work will be held. At a recent exhibit at the Slovenian National Home, thousands of Slovenes gathered to view the masterpieces and it is therefore expected an overflowing crowd will be waiting when the doors of the auditorium are thrown open this Wednesday at 8.
However, Jakac is not the only Slovene who will appear before the audience- on that occasion, for Ivan Zorman and the Misses Jeanette Perdan and Irma Kalan, all locally prominent, will help entertain the guests.
Mr, Zorman, generally regarded as the leading Jugoslav writer and poet, will introduce the featured speaker of the evening. The introduction will be made in English.
Assisting in the program, will be Miss Jeanette Perdan, concert soloist of the Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music, who will offer several vocal selections. Miss Perdan is now preparing for a concert tour of Europe to be made this summer. Singularly, the vocalist is also a concert pianist and is capable of carrying an evening's concdi-t herself. Miss Kalan will accompany her in Wednesday's offerings, however.
There will be no admission charges for this splendid program, but as so many adults are expected to take advantage the opportunity, children will absolutely not be admitted.
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JUGOSLAV-SLOVENE CLUB PRESENTS WEEKLY SEMINAR DURING FEBRUARY
Are the Slovenians a progressive people? What is their educational, economical and cultural status? Are they making any worthless contributions to the civilized world as a whole?
These vital questions will be answered in the Slovene "Seminar," which is being sponsored by the Jugoslav-Slovene Club during the month of February.
The seminar of European scholastic origin, and for the first time presented in America consists of a series of four lectures, one of which will be given each week, at the International Institute, 1620 Prospect Ave.
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ATTENTION!
The Younjr Ladies' Sodality announces with regret that the movie that was scheduled for this afternoon and evening will be postponed indefinitely, due to unforseen difficulties.
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DLINOVI grelci so priročni in ekonomični pripomočki, da se dobi gorkoto, kjer se jo potrebuje.
Na razpolago je plinov grelec, pravi in prave velikosti ter prave cene za vsako praktično potrebo.
Mnogi so kras v sobah, kjer se nahajajo. Njih lepa oblika in priročnost se dobi v palačah in malih hišah — denejo se lahko povsod, in dobi se pravi izdelek in cena, ki spada skupaj.'
Dobili jih boste na izložbi, prirejene za demonstracijo pri plinovi družbi.	»
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bizjak, 1262 E. 58th St., entertained at a surprise party in honor of their son Prank who celebrated his 20th birthday Saturday.
Among the many guests were fellow-members of the Orols Club of St. Vitus church.
Games and dancing' furnished entertainment for a pleasant evening.
The celebrant received many gifts, among them a Tigereye ring presented him by his parents and an initial ring from the lady members of the Orel Club.
Plans for the party were arranged by Miss Albina Gabrenya of Euclid, Ohio.
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"LINDY" LOKAR LECTURES
John "Lindy" Lokar, president of the Strugglers lodge SNPJ left last week-end for a one-week campaign tour of Chicago. 111.. Milwaukee, Wis., and Kansas City. Kans.
While visiting these cities, Mr. Lokar will make three speeches to audiences of SNPJ officers and members on topics related to the interests of the organization.
On his return to Cleveland tomorrow, Mi-. Lokar will meet the members of the Strugglers Harmony Aces orchestra, and leave with them for Gowanda, N. Y„ where they have a two-day music engagement.
NOTRE DAME "KIDS"
Wednesday was "Kid Day" for the members of the senior class of Notre Dame Academy.
The girls discarded their blue and white uniforms and donned dainty, frilly, ruffled and abbreviated frocks. Dolls, rattles and huge lollypops made up the accessories.
One of the party features was the stage presentation of childhood scenes dear to every girl.
Appearing in the "Christmas," "Schooldays" and "Baby's Birthday" scenes were the Misses Ann Hlabse, Frances Kurent, Rose Potochar, Vida Kmet and Genevieve Zulich.
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CRUSADERS MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of Crusaders lodge, No. 664 SNPJ, Lorain, O., will be held Monday eve-| ning, Feb. 2d. Come and join the ! Bunco Party after the meeting. Music will be furnished for dancing, and refreshments will be served. Don't fail to attend.
NOVEL DANCE
Crusaders Lodge, No. 664 SNPJ of Lorain. O., are promising an affair of unique beauty a spectacle which has not been withnessed in many a year, "A snowball dance."
Feb. 7 is the date set aside for tins event, and every one is invited to dance to the tunes of the Jolly Ramblers at the Slovenian National Homo, Lorain, O.
MISS MANDEL SURPRISED
Miss Dorothy Fabish, assisted by the Misses Alice Koprivec, Ann Sta-nonik, Frances Spehek, Albina Biziak ancl Jennie Klopcic, were hostesses for a delightful surprise nuptial shower; given in honor of Miss Louise Mandel last night.
The affair was held at the Slovenian Workingmen's Home, Waterloo Rd„ and attended by a large assembly of guests. Gentlemen escorts were admitted to the hall after 10 ; o'clock following which several hours | of dancing were in order. Mi-. Louis , Spehek Sr. supplied the accordion music.
An attractive feature of the shower was a comedy act in which "Chris" Mandel. Miss Alice Koprivec and Frank Spehek had the leading roles.
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If a cigarette can be cased, can a cigar be boxed?
STARS and STARDUST
By O. I- MNOZY
Strange, how in our journey through life, a person encounters such various contrasts of light and shadow, brilliancy and darkness, joy and happiness on the one hand, while on the other, misery and des-
P8\Ve were up in the new WJAY sta- j tion one evening last week with Johnny Gribbons, an artist of the studio' staff, watching the members of the studio in rehearsal. Griff Morris and his band, the Hawaiian trio, and a soprano were going through their program for the coming day. "We're giving a little ben-efit performance at the Wayfarers | Lodge this evening." remarked Griff, "want to come along?"—"Sure, why not?" was the reply, so we piled into a couple of cars and drove down to E. 21st and Chester
Mr Davis, superintendent at the Lodgo greeted us cordially, as did a number of radio headliners, Jimmy Ague Fred and Loretta Mayo, Ann Carter, fresh from Hollywood, who played in the "Song of the Flame." Ann informed us she doubled for Dolores Costello. in Parts of her latest picture. You saw Dolores sing, but you really heard Ann Carter, then here was the silver masked tenor, the Hawaiian trio, Three Old Timers. Joe Salter, announcer. WGAR was represented by "Dad Todd of Meditation fame. 1»e. sensational pianist, Jack Ritchie. Quite an array ol' talent.
We pushed our way through a dense crowd of men to an improvised platform. Seven hundred and' fifty humans, packed close together in a hall no larger than Knaus. Seven hundred and fifty m?n, derelicts, down-and-outers, homeless, friendless. black and white, young unci old. But I dare say the artists never
played to a more attentive or appreciative audience. We could see their faces through a blue pall of tobacco smoke; listless faces, dull faces, unshaven most ol' them, here and there a tear, hastily wiped away, now and then a smile struggling to break through. No, there wasn't much laughter. A man doesn't laugh when he's hungry and dog tired from a tramp through icy streets in shoes whose soles are worn down to paper thinness.
Maybe the performance cheered them up a bit, I don't know, it's very hard to read a man's thoughts hidden behind a sphinx-like exterior.
We got out after the performance, strangely quiet. "Aw hell, let's forget it," said Griff. "Come on we're al invited over to a party on Broadview lot's go." We did. behind us the lights of the Wayfarers Lodge went out. and 750 men lay down to a five-hour rest. At Broadview shaded lamps cast a mellow glow on a long table groaning with food alio drink, and a gay crowd of dancers and singers.
Life's like that!
MATCH GAMES
Evidently bowling is captivating no small number of our local maidens. Sunday, Jan. 25, the St. Alloys Stars of Lorain, O., conquered the Gcwge Washington Rooters in a S SOU match tilt, winning two of the three games.
In the meantime the Collinwood Boosters captured all three tilts from the St. Alloys men to even matters for the Cleveland side of the argument. Oberstar's 627 and T. Lau-rich's m sparkled for the vvltti«^
' The lectures will be free of charge and will begin at 8:14 p. m. on the designated days. The speakers will be men, who are well known in the community and who are qualified by virtue of then- profession, travel and intensive study to expound iheir topics.
Mr. Frank J. Lausche, local attorney, will open the seminar, next Tuesday, Feb. 3. His topic will be "Slovenes Here and Abroad." Mr. Lausche will supplement his talk with maps and slides.
On Thursday, Feb. 12, of the following week, Božidar Jakac, eminent artist from Ljubljana, Jugoslavia, will speak on "Slovene Art." He likewise will use stereopticon pictures.
"Slovenian Literature and Music" will be discussed by Ivan Zorman, local poet and musician, on Wednesday. Feb. 18. Mi-. Zorman also promises to play several of his own musical compositions.
The final seminar offering on Friday, Feb. 27 will feature Mr. Anton Subelj, baritone singer and member of tlie Ljubljana Opera House. He will sing a collection of Slovenian folk songs. The Jugoslav girls will aid him with Slovenian folk dances in costume.
Following each lecture the Jugoslav girls, clad in Slovenian costume, will serve tea to the guests who will be given a chance, at the same time, to meet the seminar speakers informally. The hostesses will include Mrs.' Janko N. Rogelj, Mrs. F. J. Kern. Mrs. A. Simcic, Mrs. Mary Ma-kovec. Mrs. J. M. Mihaljevich, Mrs. J. Zorman and Mrs. F. Vegel.
Miss Maxime Steinitz deserves a great deal of credit for this, the largest undertaking ever sponsored by the Jugoslav Club. It was her initial idea and she has worked arduously in carrying it out. She is assisted by Miss Honey Gornik and Miss Frances Gerbec.
Since you will most probably be interested in participating in the seminar, you are asked to call Miss Steinitz at the International Institute. CHerry 7640, and she will send you an invitation at once, free of charge.
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L A T li NEWS
"Dodo" Fabian, popular dancer is back in town asrain, appearing at State Theater with Chester Hale girls. More Later.
By THE FIREMAN
The football rules committee is contemplating on eliminating the extra point after a touchdown. One of the many statistic hounds recently announced that over 100 games were decided by one point last season. This fact alone should. be a helpful reminder to the committee that to eliminate the one point would cause an overflow of the games. There are too many tie games on record the way things are and if this rule were put into effect, it would take a man of Einstine's mathematical ability to determine which team was the best of the lot.
Foot (?) Ball I haven't heard of any reason why they wish to eliminate the one point, unless it is the fact that good drop kickers are so rare, this rules seems useless. That argument can be easily met. though, because there are other ways whereby this extra point can be made. The ball can either be carried through or passed over the goal line from the seven-yard line. I think there's an added thrill in watching the ball soar between the bars, although there are very few times I've seen this feet performed
But just the try alone is a breathtaking moment, especially when the old Alma Mater team needs that one point for a victory. If I were on the committee I'd suggest dropping the other two means of gaining the extra point and make the kicking 1 part of the game stay in football, or else change the name of the game from football to "buck the line" or "pass ball."
Why they are even talking of eliminating the pass from football. It certainly will be a drab game to watch if the rule committee puts all their ideas into use. Just imagine sitting in the stands, shivering and freezing, watching 22 big, slow men trying to outmove each other for 60 minutes without a pass breaking up the monotony of this hand-to-hand struggle.
Would be Drab
I think the rules "committee must be composed of a body of men who just love to make or change rules for the sake of having something to do. It must be great fun at that to set at a meeting and just make suggestions without giving much thought as to how the poor fellow who pays his hard-earned money to watch the game, will like it. If these rules are put into affect next season, 1 think I'll brush up on my pinochle and spend my leisure moments at home.
It's getting so that you have to carry a rule book with you to football games nowadays to see what's happening on the field.
OVER-EMPHASISED
Sav Luke here comes your wife Rebecca and I think you better be going, but before you go, I'll ask you a question and I'll see you next Friday tor your answer. "Do you think that college sports are over-emphasised?"
THE OPEN MAIL
MORE ABOUT REUNION j
; What ho! Gentle reader! Letters concerning the proposed class re-i union crowd everything else out ol 'this week's Open Mail picture. But as so many of you are listed among the St. Vitus' grads, it's all kayo with us We hope it's the same with you!
The first missile listed today comes ! from Johnny Speli, one of the 21 boys. Hold his wave:
Dear Sir:
Cy Verbic's idea is one worthy of credit, l.ut I would like t« »<W t? H » WW Ml—and that is we unite with the '20 class in making our reunion.
They graduated in 'HO and 1030 Just uussed making it ten years and we in •21 which makes it ten years this year. And another reason—the more the mer-
rier, 'nuff said!
1 sure would like to see my old classmates be they married or single ami their kiddies too, if any.
I feel sure that the al'lair would prove to be a grand success and that all those concerned fed about it as I do.	, .
Youre for a good time.
JOHN SI'KH.
All right, Johnny, fall in line with the cast of those in favor of the reunion. Our ranks are growing! Thanks for your suggestion of having the '20 class tie in. We'll see what we can do about it.
ANOTHER '21 LAD And here's another who casts a vote for the reunion. Michael Krainz is the name, '21 the class and the letter:
Dear Sir:	. ,
1 certainly am in favor of having a class reunion, and meet my classmates again. I know many of the class ol '21 will be willing to come if they are notified. Here's wishing you success, Your classmate, MICHAEL I.. KKAINZ. ----o---
Okay! You, too, can fall in line with the rest of the grads who are willing to help put across the grand reunion. Thanks!
THE WHOLE GANG And now comes Miss Frances Zulich, of '23 fame, who goes Johnny one better and casts a vote for having all the classes from '21 to '30 holding a reunion. Here's what she has to say:
Dear Sir:	,
Regarding the St. Vitus' reunions. 1 understand that you would like to have the classes hold a reunion ten years after their graduation.
Personally I am very much m favor of your plans, but (there's always a •but" somewhere) 1 think the plans are materializing very Slowly. Also, did you expect to invite any of the teachers, especially the former eight grade teach-sirs V With reference to teachers. 1 think all the classes from J921 to 102» or so. had SSister Tarbula and it would lie nice lo have her back again.
Then again, we can't have her come every yeur, so, what would svu think.
of having the ten classes (11)21-11)110) have one great reunion with Sister Tarbula present? And then each year the various clnsse* can hold their own gatherings, etc.
1 have kept in touch with our old teacher ever since graduation, and Sister always asks for the various pie-sons and classes. . No doubt, you know that her 1021 class was her favorit«, and you can rest assured she would lie the happiest person living if we all came to see her again.
I don't know how the other grads are corresponding with you. but we can get u few from each class and then go I ahead with the plans. They'll gladly i Come, only they do not want to bother arranging reunions.
1 hope you understand my plea, lor plea it is! We certainly owe Sister Tarbula more than we have given, here's jjur chance to do something!
Hoping you are in sympathy with this letter. 1 remain,
Yours truly, MISS FRANCES ZUUCH Class of 102».
That's fine, Frances. You have plenty of suggestions, undoubtedly we'll follow some of them. You see. when we first mentioned the reunion we didn't have a single plan and were just trying to see how the rest would take to it. Now that the response has been so great, we'll swing into something definite. Watch next week's issue of this paper. In the meantime we'd like to hear from as many grads as possible. Address all your communications to the American Home Junior, care of this column. The address is 6117 St. Clair Ave. Alright, get out those pens!
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GRADUATES
Two Slovenian students were among the graduating class of East High School, when that group was given diplomas last Wednesday at the John Hay School auditorium. They were Herman Radina and Joseph Grdina.
Besides distinguishing themselves in extra-curricular activities the two boys compiled enviable records in the classroom. Neither of them have as yet made any definite plans for the continuance of their education.
Both were also awarded certificates for perfect attendance at school (luring the past three years.
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MINSTREL SHOW
The Serenaders Glee Club of New-burg, are presenting a minstrel show in the Slovenian National Home, on E. 80th St. and Union Ave., Sunday, Feb. 8. The secretary of the club. Mr. Anton Mervar, reports that good entertainment is promised to all attending, as the club has some very gyuU talent.	(
\/oice From the Stands
Ry EDDIE KOVACIC
Mr. John H. Mailman dropped in and gave m the double O during the past week This time we hear from one who signs himself (herself), a Constant Reader, offering a criticism and some information in regards to Slovenian High School athletes.
He (she?) continues: "Two Bin venes, Anthony Pozelnik, known us j "Poay." and Ignatius Vidervol, "Vidi," have starred for three years on the J Latin. High football and basketball i teams. At a recent football banquent at Cathedral Latin, "Pozy" received his third football monogram, the only three-year letterman on the squad. "Vidi" received his first foot- j ball letter, although at present he is acting captain of the basketball squad and is earning his third letter. Both have played prominent parts in their school's athletic activities and are seriously expecting! to continue their studies at the University of Dayton.
"Not to forget others,' Frank and Anthony Zakrajsek. brothers, on the St. Ignatius basketball team. Here's lor a little more space about high school lads, who are Slovenes and are starring on their respective teams. Yours truly,
"A Constant Reader." Well, Mr. Reader, you beat us to it. You see, we had a writeup about the Latin High School stars and were all set to give the Slovenian boys a nice hand. But as events turned out we were very hard up for space and were forced to omit the story along witii a. few others. This continued until the present day so now we are devoting this patricular space to it.
Then, too, your bit of news concerning the scholastic futures of Pozelnik and Vidervol is quite interesting as it starts us thinking (if possible! about some more Jugoslav luminaries who starred at Dayton U.
Going way back to the year 1917 we have the first of a line of Virant stars at the Down State institution. The Rev. Ludwig Virant was the Slovenian pioneer at the Brothers of Mary School, captaining the football team in the fall prior to the signing of the Armistice.
Next in line came "Fighting Lee" Virant who led one of the school's moSt powerful football squads through a successfull season in 1924. Leo played guard and at present is dividing his time between running his home town . of Lorain, O., as councilman, and captaining the Ohio Ice pro football team of that city.
Following Leo came little bother. (6 feet 3 inches), Johnny, who though only two years at the school played guard on the varsity eleven.
Belanich Now Coach Then in the class of '27, Frank "Box Car Bill" Belanich headed the athletic limelight. The Euclid boy starred at tackle at the institution for four years and was captain of the '26 team. Bill also had his hands in the school's baseball and basketball teams. Following graduation Bill stayed Down State, coaching the Irosh eleven, since then he has been moved to varsity line coach and head coach in basketball.
Debcsis Most Valuable Following Belanich came Johnny "Wcp" Dcbcsis, a Clevelander and former Latin star. Besides captaining the basketball team in his senior year, Debcsis played the pivot sack and shortfield for the university nine and end on the gridiron squad. Undoubtedly he was one of the best all around athletes ever turned out by the Dayton Flyers, earning the most letters in his senior year and winning the school's annual award for the most valuable athlete.
Then we can't forget our own bass (oli Yeah!) Ray Jay, himself. You know Ray was some walker in his day. This is evidenced by the fact he established national collegiate walking records in the quarter and half-mile distances, while a member of the school track team. Ray lost only one race, and that his first, in \ 1925 when the 1924 Olympic champ beat him by a few steps. Incidentally a new world's mark was set that day by the winner.
Doljack Starred Johnny Doljack, well known local baseball and basketball tosser, en-' joyed two good years at the Dayton school in both of these sports. Pro baseball called and Johnny turned in his books.
Coupled with "Pozy" and "Vidi" we have a couple of Slovenian Lo-, rain High boys who are figuring on entering the University of Dayton. They are Joe and Bernie Urbas and worked at ends of that city's state | scholastic championship squad. The latter was chosen all-Lake Erie League flanker for the 1930 season, j Joe is as much a swimmer as he is j a football player, copping third place in a five-mile open race sponsored by the city, when only 15 years old.
Does Trick Twice An od story is conected with this feat. Fearing his own ability Joe swam the course the day before the race, so as to assure himself he was capable of doing it. As previously mentioned he took third in the event, t The future certainly looks bright for Dayton if . our Slovenian high school athletes fulfill their intention ; of continuing their activities there.
SPONSOR CONTEST TO SELECT MOST VALUABLE GIRL
Sil-Ver MasKs Furnish Inter-Frat Upset "By Handing SoKpls First Defeat of Season
DEFEAT SENDS GYMNASTS WTO FIRST-PLACE TIE WITH SAINTS. WHO SCORE WIN OVER SPARTANS
Comrades Stave Off Second-llalf Rally of Progressives lo Hold Sixth Place, While George Washington« Throw Scare Into Flashes
Staging an upset,, the Silver Masks edged out the strong Sokol aggregation in a thrilling battle, allowing the St. Ann's to tie the. defending champs when Ihey beat the formidable Spartan hardwood rompers.
Some 000 fans shrieked, themselves hoarse when Kovacic and Nichols made two pretty shots that rustled through the net and gave the Silver Masks the decided edge in a fierce struggle in the best battle of a good opportunity card.
The Spartans-St. Ann fracas turned out identically the same, .17 to 13.
Flashes-George Washingtons *
i After the crowd settled down the ' Flashes proceeded to take over the George Washington in the first combat of the evening. J. Laurich scored three double-deckers to give the Flashes an 8 to 2 margin. The leaders were able to add on only two points during the next seven minutes, making the score at half-time 10 to 2.
While the Flashes made one basket, the Tree Choppers cut the lead to half at the third quarter.
As the final whistle blew the Flashes barely eked out a 14 to 10 victory. "Jo" Laurich, with six points and Gorencic with four, did best for their respective teams.
Comrades-Progressives
Some exciting moments were witnessed in the first quarter of the next encounter between the Progressives and the Comrades, the score being 3 to 2. During the second period the" Comrades tallied eight more markers, while holding their adversaries scoreless to enjoy a 11 to 22 margin.
Pulling a reverse the Progressives held their rivals to a whitewash for the next period and made 7 points to make the match a more even one. ; For the first time the Progressives jumped into the lead when Zelle sank a basket and Sezon a foul shot. Zak tied it with but two minutes left to play. Two foul tosses de-' cided the battle in favor of the Comrades, 18 to 13.
Outstanding players of the fracas were Zelle, Sezon. Spik and Feterlin.
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Sokols vs. Silver Mask
In the semi-final classic the Sokols scored the first point on Peck's foul, but Mae Arthur knotted the count. It was on Foutes' cha; ity shot that the Masks took a one-point lead.
O'Siecki sank the first double-deck-: er of the evening, giving the Silver : Mask outfit a 4 to 1 e-.lge the score standing the same at the quarter. A beautiful double shot by Foutes raised the score to 6 and 1 .rust ba-fore the half Kushlan and Knaus registered .'to first shots, the first for the defending champs, to terminate the half 6 to 5. •
Again it was Foutes who accounted for the next Mask donole-decker. In- i spired by this basket, Arthur tallied I one and was fouled while shooting, ] so was offered a free one whic,h she made good. O'Sickie's foul made it I 12 to 7 in favor of the Silver Masks I and raised the voices of the spectators to a frenzy. Sortie fast basketball was displayed throughout the exchange of baskets. Peek's second fcul gave the Sokols another, but to no avail as Osicki emelated this feat to give her team a five-point advar.t-i age. Joe Kubilus was calling them I very close and Kostelic was forced out on four personals at this stage of the contest.
Immediately at the. start of the last quarter, Kushlan lobbed in two from the free lane and tied the score at 13 all a second latter. Then Kovacic sank one for the Blue and, Gray outfit with but three minutes to go. The best shot of the entire evening by Nichols checked the game for the Silver Masks, the fint.1 count being 17 to 13, administrating the ' first defeat of the season to the Sokols. ' It would be an injustice to say any one in particular on the winning team starred as they all did good. Althoug Foutes was tie with lCushlan for scoring honors with five i apiece.
St. Ann's vs. Spartans
Another good contest was the St. i Ann-Spartan struggle,, which officlal-; ly closed the first round of the Inter-Prat schedule.
The Blondes were favored by Ann Shenk's foul shot and Suhadolnik's field goal for their early lead. It remained for Benes to make the only point of the first quarter for the ; Spartans making it 5 to 1 at She rest period.
After Suhadolnik planted in a foul, | Kessler retaliated with a two-pointer, ; and a foul to cut the lead to 6 to 4. When Shenk missed a try from the gift lane, Doljack followed it up and chalked up two more, followed by Pate's two baskets as the half whistle blew.
On the tip off Hessler dribbled under the basket and potted a nice shot. An underhand by Yana swirled through the meshes, but Doljack did I the same to stand the count at 15 to 9, favor the Blonds, Pate's foul i adding another as the third quarter ; ended.
Four points quickly severed the difference to only three points. Ko-j goy scored the last point of the ■ game which ended 17 to 13, favor the St. Ann'.
Suhadolnik, Kessler, Pate and Doljack sparkled in the final battle. -o-
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JIMMY STEPIC HITS 289 GAME TO TAKE PRIZE
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Outstanding in ine opening of the second round of Hip Tnter-Prat league play is the Spartan-Silver Mask fray. Both teams are credited with five wins and two lasses, so will be fighting it out for third place.
The remainder of the schedule should see the favorite St. Ann's and Sokols coming out on top with the only change of an upset coming in I,he Flashes-Comrades tussle. The SNPJ entrants have a fine opportunity of upsetting their rivals. Schedule:
Sokols vs. George Washingtons, 7. | Comrades vs. Flashes, 7:30.
Spartans vs. Silver Masks, 8:30.
St. Ann's vs. Progressives, 9:15.
j Comrades vs. Utopians, on 9 and 10 alleys.
Arcadians vs. Pioneers, on 11 and 12 alleys.
Clairwoods vs. S. Y. M. C.. on 13 ) and 14 alleys.
Just to show the neighborhood bowling, fans the Norwood A's aren't the whole show, Jimmy Stepic of the ICogoys in the B league took the slides last Monday and scattered league records all over the place.
Jim opened his series with a very big 289, made posisble by ten straight strikes. His next effort netted him 225 and his final 201, giving him a grand total of 715, the highest league mark in* years. Not only did Jim make a name for himself here with his spree, but crashed the Plain Dealer weekly limelight, his 289 pulling down second prize. At present he is leading his league with a 172 average.
Incidentally, he is secretary of both leagues at the Norwood Alleys.
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NORWOOD TRAVELERS DROP TWO GAMES TO GARFIELD HTS. TEAM
Last Sunday the Norwood Alleys, neighborhood representatives in the Traveling League, struck a snag in the form of the Garfield Heights mineralite tossers and as a result lost two games. However, they compiled a greater total of pins than | did their opponents.
After dropping the first two tilts, the locals underwent a change of spirit in the final fray and turned in a powerful 1101. Larry Slogar led the Norwoods with 040. while Evans stood out for the Heights squad with his 625.
Sunday the locals tackle the Tom-asch five on the latter's home slides.
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' We're having a sale right now, everything has been reduced. Our merchants are always willing to aid in time of need, that's why we,merit your support."
Mr. Lausin (of Kogel and Lausin i: !
"We carry as good an up-to-date i line of haberdashary as any store! downtown, and not much difference' in price either." (To be continued
Slovenian Yonng Men's Club Goes Into Third Place l>> Winning All Three From Arcadians as Sokols Drop Pair (o Strong Comrades
Bowling for first place, the Spartans tightened up and earned a two-game victory over the George Washingtons to gain sole possession of the Inter-Lodge League lead and now enjoy a two-game margin over the second-place Tree Choppers.
The losers could not get going in the first game and the" Spartans won it handily, but the next one. the winners were forced to tally 98:1 pins as their opponents were banging away
for a lower 9.">5
By winning the last game on a> six-pin difference, the Washingtons avoided a whitewash.
Opalek Leads Field Leadoff man Opalek led the field with 613, a 235 being high for the match. Lindy Kotnik did next best for the losers, a 503 being his total. For the Spartans, it can be said that they all rolled around the 550 mark, with Charley Wohlgemuth's 577 being the best score for the winners.
Continuing the heavy bombarding, the S. Y. M. C. took over the Arcadians in all their games. Again they spilled the maples for a 2800 total, getting 47 pins over this mark, while their rivals were not doing half bad in totaling 2730. The former's series consisted of 937. 971 and 830, the latter's 939. 842 and 848.
Cetina Bags 633 Rudy Cetina's 638 was outstanding for the Arcadians and Udovic's 582 and Joe Prosek's 584 for the S. D. Z. quintet. These victories placed the S. Y. C. M. three games behind the pacesetters and gives them a good chance of crashing into limelight.
The Sokols tumbled in their meet with the Comrades and bowed twlcc in their three-game struggle. Incidentally the best game the Comrades rolled, a 902 . was topped by the Sokols' 976, giving the latter their win.
Reiterating some of his past performances, Frank Fifolt paced both
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YOU'LL FIND FACTS AND FIGURES HERE
INTER-LODGE LEAGUE
Pioneers in Victory
St. Vitus Halts Boosters
Collinwood Boosters
Laurich 1X6 149 10T. K rail ...17« 103 202 Laurich .181 17G 180 Elliott ...182 ir.7 188 Oberstar 184 207 17B
St. Vitus KSKJ.
Kromar 222 194 237
Pike ......127 182 176
Stepic . 1 87 1 70 244 Grdina .109 107 177 Grdina ir>9 235 172
Total« 7r, 1 978 1006
Totals 909 882 891
Comrades Doinp Sokols
Sokols
Rupnik .160 198	168
ShiiHter ..206 177	162
lJencina .147 236	168
Jereb ......1 76 1 87	1 67
Jereb ......176 129	189
i	Comrades
l'"ifolt ...186	183	216
Fifolt ....118	166	147
Turk :.....171	179	161
Smolo .. .20»	193	180
llnuch ... 210	192	162
Totals 887	902	866
Totals 867 976 829
Spartans
Peterlin 202 171	f68
Urban ...171 199	187
Wysopal 190 186	182
Wohl.....179 224	174
Milavec 169 204	168
Totals 911 983	879
Battle for First
Geo. Washington
Opalek .171 236 207
Arko ......189 127 147
Kromar .120 — — Kotnik .168 213 192 Kromer . 201 183 168 Drobnic .. — 176 181
Totals 839 936 885
S. Y. M. C. Takes Third
S. Y. M. C.	Arcadians
Kuhel ...174 168	162
Cetiua . ..213 186	236
Kuhel ....136 169	182
Jerka ......169 183	189
Sodja ......160 168	171
Prosek . 201	170 2101 Verbic ..202 188 171
Sna« ......196	188 169
tldovic .194	207 181 Leskov'c 179 136 266
Totals 971 889 987
Totals 842 848 930
INTER-FRAT LEAGUE
Chonpcrs in Close One
eo. Washington I	Flashes
NORWOOD LEAGUE
Gorencic,If....	3	0	6|Rode,lf....................0	2	2
Hlabxe.rf..........0	0	0! Laurich,rf..........3	0	li
Lukok.c................1	0	2 i Malovrh.c. .	10	2
Jaklich.lg....	0	0	0 Steiss.lu................0	2	2
Houha.rg.. .	0	0	0 Laurich,ru.. .	0	0	(I
Rhenk.c................1	0	2 Mashek.lf ...	I	0 2
Kreble.rf............0	0	0 Rahotina.rft...	0	0 0
Totnls............6	0	10 Totals................6	4	14
Rally Falls Short
Comrades	| Progressives
Zak,If...
Snider,rf......
Spik.c...........
Stanonik.lK . Peterlin,rK-..-
GrmsekJrr KodriUf ...
2	0	I Lebar.lf
1	1 3 Zeile.rf.......
1	1 8 Ser.on.c......
1	0	2[ Lebar.lf?.. .
I	1 3 Lebar.r«.....
0	0 0 Vesel,ir.....
0	0	0
0	0 0
2	0 4
l	3 r.
0	2 2
0	2 2
0	0«
Totals..
6 3 16 Totals.
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Sokol's Streak Stopped
Sokols	| Silver Masks
Rlaper.lf...... 1 0 2 Nichols,If............10 2
Hreiovar.rf . 0 0 o Osiečki.rf............12 4
Knaus.c........ 2 0 4 Kouts.c....... .	2 16
Gaspare«,!? . 0 0 0 Arthur,Ik. .	12 4
Klopeck.rc 0 2 2 Kastelic.rj; .	0 0 0
Kushlan,rf .. 1 3 6 James,rK............0 0 0
Eberhart.rpr..	0 0 0
Kovacic,Ik . .	10 2
Totals...... 4 6 13 Totals....... 6 6 17
Blonds Carry On
Spartans	|	St. Anns
MATCH GAMES
Lassie Hits 414
G. Washington Root.
Opalek .106 107 128 Opalek .107 111 74 Opalek .. 94 87 113 Drobnic 114 122 102 liolka ....144 88 118
Totals 664 616 586
St. Alloys Stars
Jacopine 135 133 14 6 Cerne .... 67 91 103 Vidrich .. 73 82 77 Cerne .... 91 133 116 Cerne ...14 5 100 166
Totals 514 689 607
Booster Sweep Match
Collinwood Boosters
Laurich .167 164 147 Kozlev'r 167 190 183 Laurich . 221 168 206 Elliott . 124 127 — Oherst'n 190 203 234
Krall
— — 163|
St. Alloys
Tomaaln 172 131	143
Vidrich ..187 168	172
Baraga . ..171 170	186
Tomasic 189 204	137
Cerne ....138 166	191
Totals 86« 862 932 Totals 857 829 829
READERS OF AMERICAN HOME .11!
All Players in Inter-Frat League Eligible for Award; Vol ing t11 j He Done by Ballots; Prize (o Be Given lo Girl Gelling Most Points
By Itll.l.V TOFFANT Following the tremendous interest shown in the America"! Home Junior Foul Shooting Contest, we present, a new Jind better proposition for Inter-Frat lassies and close followers"' Ihe league.
This new contest envoi vos the choosing of the most valua^ player I o her respective team in the league. To the girl whon1 the readers so select for this distinction, the Blepp-Coom^ Sporting Goods Co., 5324 Superior Ave., will give any sweat"1] in the store the winner chooses. As this concern is reputed 0,11
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best, the lucky one can be assured of a very valuable and practical prize.
Selection of the most valuable girl rests with the readers of the American Home Junior entirely, the staff of the paper having no voice in the contest whatsoever. The winner is to be decided upon by the number of votes received. Readers cast votes for their choice by filling the ballot found elsewhere on the page. Essential details are as follows:
1.—All votes must be on ballots ('lipped from the American Home Junior. No other »vili be considered.
2—Every participant in the Ieajrue is entitled to one vote and is eligible for the prize.
S—Only one ballot can be cast by each person. Ballots not containing- full name and address of sender will be destroyed and will not count. The signature of the person must be in writing, not typewritten.
4.—First	choice on ballot counts for Ave; second, three, and third, one. The player with the highest total at the expiration of the contest will be declared winner. In case of a tie, a time extension of one week will be given.
5.—The	contest will be carried on for five weeks, the last day for submitting' ballots will be March 3. Winner will be announced in the March G issue.
6.—Ballots	can be mailed to the American Home Junior, 6117 St. Clair Ave., or given to Billy Tofant. Junior sports writer, or Eddie Kovacic, sports editor.
As the first round of the season's play, is already over, and each team has played against every other member of the league, we believe ample time and action have elapsed to permit the. picking of the most valuable player on the merits of the past seven games and the four to come before the contest closes.
Before submitting your ballot it would be wise to reflect on the past games and judge the merits of the player on defensive and offensive ability, and just how much she njeans to her team, how well could they get along without her. In this manner it is hoped the readers will make a most judicial choice, especially since such a contest affords all a chance for the prize regardless of the caliber ol the team with which she Is playing.
We hope the fans will cooperate with the paper and the Inter-Frat girls in making an honest-to-good-ness choice for the award.
BUK0VNIKS SMASH TWO RECORDS IN NORWOOD LEAG
Roll High 1081 Game in Fin3' Till of Series to 11 i t 2982
DEMSHAItS LOSE THREE
S. S. C. U. BOWLING TOURNEY OPENS AT EDDY RECREATION SLIDES
The Worm Turns
Turk.
Norwood's
184 I Ml 216 Wi"ke ...180 180 166 Petek ...176 172 !67iKeil Pronek .1 19 136 142 Jereb
Miller-Becker
Sterle .. 142 1 77	1 71
Tomazln 212 194	131
186 206	203
162 186	216
'ozelnik 206 170 177 Meden ....160 178 190
Totals 864 846 847| Totals 862 940 91 1
Lindy Kotnik Stars
Slapniks
I.ausche 209 183	168
Simms .238 178	131
Kopar ... 166 186	167
I.ausche 123 166	183
I.ausche 1 47 140	234
Bukovniks
Fifolt. 162 182	163
Germeck 149 193	206
llokar .202 176	178
Mills .167 164	1 67
Kotnik 223 187	190
Totals 893 892	913
■Totals 883 847 873
Record-Smashing Buks Bukovniks I Superior Home
l-'ifolt . 207 170 246IRupnik.... 184 178 137 Germeck 146 179 175[Schuster 161 166 182 llokar 18.1 1»0 234 Prosek ..186 192 207 Mills ...1 89 1 77 24 4 Mihelcic 138 168 166 Kotnik ..224 223 185 Udovic .193 146 176
Totals 949 949 10841 Totals 861	849	866
Three for Grdinas
Grdina &	Sons
Yerse ...147	167	163
Kromar . 216	176 164
Habian .172	168	189
Grdinu ... 196	199	167
Alich ......200	189 212
Demshars
Kromar 1 76	173	168
Kubilus 167	169	166
Hmmke 176	174	171
Opalek .162	172	1 76
Slogar ..196	176	170
Totals 866	864	849
Totals 930 879	886
Habs Bumped Again
Superiors
Udovic ....203 234	19S
Skully . .182 141	19S
Mihelcic 178 166	188
Rupnik .182 141	146
Shuster . 167 167	164
Gorniks
llerk ... 136	137	207
Problos 168	180	201
Snag ......187	179 193
Debelak 1 68	1 84	161
l.eskov'c 162	142	238
Totals 81 1	822 990
Tiyals 902 849 876
TRAVELING LEAGUE
Travelers Get 1101
Carfiell Heights
Bevis ...196 183 162 Evans .223 207 196 Hush ... 213 185 201 David'n 176 172 168 Renkel .194 184 166
Totals 1000 931 872
Norwood Alleys
I.ausche 176 176 200 Bokar ...1 74 161 233 Debelak .143 167 204 Udovic . 201 190 246 Sloprar .234 188 218
Totals 928 872 1 101
The SSCU bowling tournament will open Sunday, Feb. 1, at 7 p. m. at the St. Clair-Eddy Recreation hardwoods.
Sunday's schedule will be the preliminary round, for the selection of the Ohio champ to meet the Pennsylvania winner for the Eastern championship and the right to meet the Western champ for the national SSCU sport title.
Three series of three games each are to be rolled, total pins counting In the final checkup. The teams point lead over "Jo" Laurich in winning two of the three series will ter-Fiat scoring. Zelle Is third.
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Sunday's pairings bring toget11,1 the favored George Washingto'^ against the Collinwood Boost6!. \ while the St. Alloys of Lorain. £' meet the local Betsy Ross Flagmfl* j> ers.
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The Sokols 1irv<> a good chanro of get,ting Into second place next Sunday, but must first subdue the present occupants of that post, namely the George Washingtons. They will meet in the feature battle on alleys 3 and 4.
Last Year's champions will have a difficult obstacle to overcome when they meet the S. Y. M. C. No. 36 downstairs at the St. ClaLr-Eddy Rd. alley, in the second best match of the day.
On 1 and 2 the Cleveland, No. !)-St. Vitus affair should stir up some Interest, as eighth place will be at stake, only one game separating the two teams from this position In the standings.
Cleveland vs. St. Vitus, on 1 and
2	alleys.
Sokols vs. George Washingtons. on
3	and 4 alleys.
Spartans vs. Betsy Ross, on 5 and (i alleys.
Orels vs. Boosters, on 7 and 8 alleys.
SPARTANS TAKE PAIR FROM TREE CHOPPERS TO STRENGTHEN HOLD ON FIRST IN INTER-LODGE LOOP
sides with a 584. Getting the best single game of the tilt, 235, Bencina's 545 proved high for the Gymnasts.
St. Vitus Climbs Opening with one of the poorest games of the current season, a 754, the St. Vitus live retaliated with two nice scores to gain the verdict over the Collinwood Boosters. The last two games were 978 and a big 1006.
Kromar High for Day All the noise came from Stan Kro-mar's mineralite, who clicked off a 653 for the biggest individual total of the day. His set consisted of 237. 222 and 194. Krall's 571 shone for the losers.
The Pioneers left the Orels alone in last place when they copped two games from the Utopians and the Orelmen were dropping all three to the Betsy Ross five.
In the Pioneer-Utopian brawl it happened that Mesnarsic of the losers chalked up the highest total a 583. He was followed by Peters who was ten pins shy of the same mark.
Going back to their old custom, the Orels bowled three 703 scorcs to grant the Betsy Ross a clean sweep.
Both anchor men did best for their cause. Skufca collccting 5G0 and Rev. Andrey 490.
The Clairwood-Cleveland No. 9 was postponed and will be rolled at later date.
.Miller- Becker Team SurpriHf"
bv Taking Two From Norwood
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Smashing a terrific 1084 game "J, their last effort, the Bukovnik Si"' dios set two new league highs ^ taking three games from the SupC'l or Home Supplies in a postpoi'^ match of the NOrwood Home Leagu The 1084 score in the final tilt tablished a new mark for team s'11' gle game. This, coupled with previous 949 efforts, gave them 29»' for the series, another new mark. .'
Lindy Kotnik with t>32 and Fifolt with 623 led the Photogaiib^ onslaught. Other totals in the ord-smashing series were Mills. Bokar. 597, and Germeck, 500. dividual scores in the 1084 gai" were Fifolt, 246; Mills, 244; Germeck 234; Kotnik 185, and Germeck 175.
By copping all three tilts from f1 strong Demshar quintet the Grd'1' and Sons five moved closer to ^ top rung. Alich continued his l»j, blasting for the Undertakers by n"1' ing jip a 601 score. Anchorman Wr ry Slogar did best lor the Builders-
Following the precedent set by ^ Grdinas, the Bukovniks took thf" from the Slapnik Florists, totall'"; 2U98 to the Florists' 2603. C. Kot'1' hit an even 600 for the Studios, wl1" Harold Lausche led the FlowermC1, .
Displaying a sudden reversal form the Miller Becker squad feated the Norwood Alleys twice chalkcd up a total of '2906, while Alley lads were busy accumulate ■ 2557. G. Turk and "Red" Ambro^ scintillated for their respective tean1" When the final scorcs of the G°[ nik Hab-Superior Home Supp. match were figured out it Showed Supplymen had only a tliree-P,: margin over the Habs in the gr«^ i totals, despite the fact they won , of the three melees. Udovich carnj j the big guns for the Superiors, f?e„| ting a neat 632. Tony Leskovec;|. 238 game featured the Gornik's 0 s fensive. \_
Orels Drop Three
Orels	Betsy Ross
Kushlan 1 1 1, 1 08 140 KJovitch . 192 174	1 49
Lusin ....143 1 49 12S Perdan ..247 1 30	1R0
Marinko. 133 141! 160 Mandel .156 147	125
Orn/.em 148 104 140K»vitch 165 197	1 611
'Audrey 1 38 172 ISOjSkufca . ..169 207	184
Totals 777 799 78fi| Totals 929 854	7B7
Pioneers	Utopians
Muhan .180	156 199 Lekavec 17» 105	138
Kavran .161	162 156 Jclercee .178 162	17 1
Peters .181	178 212 Mesnar'c 159 205	219
llracdlch 174	174 162 Sitter . 204 172	146
Ilracdich 111	127 188 Modic .....164 176	163
Totals 840	796 917 Totals 817 8K0	837
Koproy.lf..........0 11
Shenk,rC................0 2 2
Doljack,c..........2 15
Pate,Ir....................2 1 r,
Suhadolnik,re	12 4 Herkopec.lf .000
Brste,rf................o o o
Totals................r, 7 17
Selan.lf..............0	0 0
Kessler,rt. .	3	17
Yana,c..................1	1 3
I)owinan,lK.,	0 11
llenew.ri*............0	11
Clark,c..........0	11
Totals............4	5 13