DOMOVINA
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AMERICAN HOME
SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER
NO. 73.
CLEVELAND, 0., FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 27th, 1931.
LETO XXXIII*—VOL. XXXIII
Ni je slovenske naselbine v Zedinjenih državah, ki bi bila zmožna vprizoriti tako ogromno dramo, kct je Pasijon, največja drama vseh stoletij. "Pasijon" je bil prvič vprizorjen lansko leto s silnimi stroški kakor tudi s požrtvovalnost j 9 od strani igralcev in igralk, ki so hodili redno k mnogim, dolgim in mučnim vajam, da so končno dosegli popolnost.
že lanska vprizoritev Pasi j o-na je bila izvrstna, zanimanje splošno. Ljudje, ki so bili navzoči, so se čudili, da je taj takega med nami sploh mogoče vprizoriti. Imeti pozornost občinstva skozi pet ur, ne da bi bilo občinstvo utrujeno, pač pa ko neprestano sledi prizoru za prizorom — s tem je dovolj povedano, da je to predstava, ki nam dela vso čast.
Na splošno zahtevo se je dru-ištvo Kristusa Kralja potrudilo letos za ponovno vprizoritev Pa-sijona. Prva predstava v letošnji sezoni se je vršila v Sloven-
bi delala čast največjemu in najbolj slavnemu ameriškemu odru.
Letos je tudi pomnoženo osob-je pri predstavi. Pri Pasijonu nastopi vsega skupaj nekaj nad 150 oseb, kar je mogoče le na takem odru, kot ga ima Slovenski Narodni Dom v Clevelandu. Poleg tega je pa letos električna razsvetljava perfektna, ena najmodernejših v Clevelandu. Vse to je veljalo ogromno vsoto denarja.
In noben drug narod razen Nemcev dozdaj še ni mogel vprizoriti Pasijona, dasi so na primer Čehi, Poljaki številnejši kot mi. In na lanski predstavi Pasijona, pa tudi pri predstavi, ki se je vršila letos 1. marca, je bilo navzočih mnogo Nemcev, ki so se kar čudili, da je mogoče slovenskemu narodu kaj enakega vprizoriti. Videli so originalno predstavo Pasijona v Oberamer-gau, na Bavarskem, kjer vpri-zarjajo Pasijon vsakih deset let in pride predstavo gledat nad mi-
velikega zbora duhovnov s Kaj-fežem. Jezus na Oljski gori, kar je nekaj izredno krasnega, tako v sceneriji, kakor v igranju. Sledi, ko se kaže Kristusa pred velikim zborom farizejev. Potem pa, ko je pripeljan pred Pilata, rimskega namestnika v Judeji. Krist je obsojen v smrt. Sledi krasna slika križevega pota, in pretresljiv prizor Križanja Krista. Končno se pokaže prizor Vstajenja.
Colninska pogodba resno ogrožuje Ameriko. Ali pridejo slabši časi?
Washington, 26. marca. — Nova carinska pogodba med Avstrijo in Nemčijo^bo najbrž zamešala tudi vlado Zedinjenih držav v svoj vrtinec. Kot znano, sta sklenili Nemčija in Avstrija novo carinsko pogodbo, ki je zelo koristna in dobičkanosna ta-1 ko Avstriji, kot Nemčiji. Proti j tej pogefibi so poslale protest sledeče evropske vlade: Italija, Francija, Anglija, Jugoslavija, Romunska in češkoslovaška. Sedaj se zna zgoditi, da bodo tudi Zedinjene države zapletene v ta prepir, kajti Amerika ima z Nemčijo posebno pogodbo glede! trgovine, ki je istotako ugodna j za Ameriko kot za Nemčijo, a | nova pogodba med Nemčijo in Avstrijo daje Avstriji večje j prednosti kot pa Zedinjenim državam. Iz Berlina prihajajo med tem poročila, da je nemška .vlada zavrnila zahtevo angleške ; vlade, da se počaka s podpisom (carinske pogodbe med Avstrijo in Nemčijo, dokler zbor Lige na redov ni razpravljal o tem. Francija grozi s tem, da odpove mirovno pogodbo, kar je skoro enako napovedi vojne. Angleška delavska vlada je včeraj petom svojega prometnega ministra izjavila, da bo storila vse mogoče, da ne pride do carinske zveze med Avstrijo in Nemčijo, ker bi to znalo škodovati angleškim interesom. In tako se nahaja Evropa na predvečeru ponovnih jako resnih sporov, ki znajo zopet prizadeti Ameriko.
Dozdevni morilec Potterja je začel postajati nervozen na sodniji
Dcčim se je doslej Hymie' Martin, osumljeni morilec bivšega councilniana Potterja držal precej rezervirano in skoro veselo, pa je videti, da se ga je zadnje dni polotila nekaka ner-veznost, ko se obravnava proti njemu nadaljuje. Dramatičen ie bil prizor včeraj, ko je pričala Mrs. Beatrice Potter, soproga umorjenega councilmana. Sedela, je kot priča na stolu skozi 10 minut. Pred njo se je nahajala zefa, na kateri so našli njenega moža umorjenega. Povedala^ je, da jo je mož na dan 3. februarja trikrat poklical okoli četrte ure popoldne. Povedal ji je, da se nahaja v družbi po-litikarjev. Prosekutor Miller je stavil vprašanje: "Ali je bilo to zadnjič, ko ste slišali glas svojega moža, ki je govoril iz City Hall?" Vdova je povesila glavo, 'molčala delj časa, potem pa tihe odgovorila: "Yes." Nadalje ! ie Mrs. Potter povedala, da je j bila drugi dan vznemirjena, ko j njen mož še ni prišel domov. Telefonirala je sorodnikom, toda j ni obvestila policije. Telefoni-jrala je tudi v City Hall, pa ni dobila odgovora. Na petek, 6. februarja, pravi Mrs. Potter, ji i j s neka ženska telefonirala, da i se nahaja avto njenega moža na I ce/iti pred hišo na 880 Park Dr. In dne 8. februarja so jo poklicali v mrtvašnico, kjer je spoznala truplo svojega soproga.
skem Narodnem Domu dne 1. marca. Dasi je bila dvorana polna in je vstopnina znesla precej, pa še stroški niso bili pokriti. Lahko si torej mislite, kako lje potrebno, da se Pasijon ponovi v nedeljo, 29. marca, ko ne bodo tako veliki stroški kot prvič, tako da bo vsaj nekaj dolarjev ostalo od prireditve.
Letošnja vprizoritev Pasijona oresega v veličastnosti lansko prireditev. Dočim so bili igralci lanske leto začetniki, pa nastopijo v veliki večini pri letošnjem Pasijonu lanski igralci, ki so se po ponovnih mesecih lanskega vežbanja mojstrsko izurili, tako da je letošnja predstava v vsakem pogledu večja, veli-častnejša in skoro popolna.
Letos vidite na odru tudi krasno scenerijo pri opremi in kulisah. za kar je originalno delo izvršil odlični slovenski umetnik g. Božidar Jakac. Ta scenerija
Zanimive vesti iz življenja ameriških Slovencev po raznih naselbinah
V	San Francisco, Cal., je umrla rojakinja Kristina Lav-šin, stara 52 let. Zapustila je soproga in šest otrok. Rojena je bila v Velikih Poljanah na Dolenjskem, in njeno dekliško j ime je bilo Rigler. Tam zapušča 88 let staro mater, brata in se- j stro, v San Francisco pa dva brata in sestro.
V	Virginia, Minn., je umrl Poznani rojak Frank Kline, star okrog 70 let, doma iz Dobrega Polja na Dolenjskem. Njegovo premoženje cenijo na $100,000.
Pri primarnih volitvah za mestnega odbornika je nedavno prodrl rojak Mr. Leo Zevnik v La Salle, 111.
V	North Braddock, Pa., se je Poročil dobro poznani rojak Anton Rožanec z Miss Mary šu-belj.
V	White Valley, Pa., je umrla rojakinja Uršula Fatur, doma iz Koč na Notranjskem. Zapušča moža Jerneja in tri sine ter tri hčere.
Novo društveno zastavo bo razvilo društvo št. 116 J. S. K. Jed note, v White Valley, Pa. Razvitje se vrši 30. maja.
Smrtno se je ponesrečil v White Valley, Pa., rojak Alojz Nagode, ko je šel na veselico ne-' kega društva. Povozil ga je avtomobil. Star je bil šele Ž7 let. Zapušča ženo in dva otroka.
Pod avspicijo pevskega društva Ljubljanski Vrh priredita gg. šubelj in Banovec v nedeljo, 29. marca, v Detroitu, Mich, koncert.
Pred kratkim se je ponesrečil mlad slovenski zrakoplovec
Louis Notar. Nesreča se je. pripetila v Elco, Nevada, kjer je služil Notar kot upravitelj Boe-1 ing Air Corporation zrakoplov-nega pristana. Notar je še z enim drugim zrakoplovcem peljal pošto v zrakoplovu. Ker je bila gosta megla, nista videla stolpa, ki meče svetlobo okoli. Zadela sta z vso silo v stolp. Louis Notar si je pri tem zlomil vrat, da je bil na mestu mrtev, j Notar je bil doma iz Rock Springs, Wyo., kjer ima očeta, mater, dve sestri, ženo, sina in; hčerko. Star je bil šele 27 let. -o-
Listnica uredništva
Kdor je prišel nepravilnim po- j tom v Združene države pred 1. julijem, 1924, ne more biti deportiran, razen aka je storil kak večji zločin. Nekoliko, več sitnosti ima pri pridobitvi državljanskega papirja, toda dobi ga pa vseeno. Za podrobno razlago, glede te postave se obrnite osebno na naš urad ob sobotah popoldne
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Domača zabava
S. N. Dom v Maple Heights, Ohio, priredi 28. marca veselico v Prostorih na 5087 Stanley Ave. j Prijetna domača zabava se bo, vršila brez plesa in hopsasa, tako da bodo zlasti oni, ki niso sposobni za ples, imeli toliko več zabave in priložnosti se spoznati med seboj. Direktor i j prav vljudno vabi vse rojake.
"Razstrelba"
V četrtek zjutraj je nastala na glavni policijski postaji velika razstrelba. Policija je dan Prej na 16502 St. Clair Ave., zaplenila zaboj dobre pive, in to Pivo so policaji spravili v klet glavne postaje, kjer je pivo eksplodiralo z močnim pokom. To-policisti so rešili dovolj te pijače, da jo bodo imeli za dokaz Proti kršilcem prohibicije.
lijon ljudi iz Vseh delov sveta, celo iz daljne Avstralije. In strokovnjaki za take predstave so izjavili, da je predstava Pasijona v Slovenskem Narodnem domu v resnici nekaj veličastnega.
Nikdar še nismo imeli v cle-velandski naselbini ali sploh še kje v Ameriki bolj sijajne predstave, kot je drama Pasijon. To dramo je priredil za slovenski oder sloviti slovenski pisatelj Finžgar, eden najbolj poznanih ljudskih pisateljev za slovenski narod, katerega spoštujejo vsi Slovenci brez razlike prepričanja. Igra ima tako goreče izraze, tako izrazite nastope, da bo, brez razlike, kakšnega prepričanja ste, naredila na vas glo-|bok vtis.
Vea predstava ima dvanajst prizorov in socer: Jezusov zma-! goslnvni pohod v Jeruzalem. ' Zadnja večerja. Posvetovanje
Med predstavo in posameznimi dejanji proizvaja petje in vodi glasbo naš znameniti pesnik in pisatelj g. Ivan Zorman. To pomeni mnogo. G. Zorman zna s svojim mojstrskim umom in očarljivo godbo veličastno doprinesti k prizorom, ki bodo sledili na odru.
Tisoče in tisoče ljudi je pose-tilo lansko predstavo Pasijona, in 1500 jih je bilo navzočih pri letošnji predstavi 1. marca, ko je bila predstava v vseh ozirih mnego spopolnjena. Predstava se vrši v slovenskem jeziku, toda vse igranje je tako prirejeno, da popolnoma razume igranje vsakdo, če tudi ne razume slovenščine. Zato pa povejte svojim prijateljem v hiši ali tovarni in drgje, naj se udeležijo, kajti kaj enakega ne vidijo vsako leto nikjer v širnem Clevelandu.
Predstava se vrši v nedeljo, 29. marca, v Slovenskem Narodnem Domu lia St. Clair Ave. Začetek je točno ob 2. uri popoldne, in vi morate biti na mestu ob času, kajti ako zamudite, ne morete vstopiti pozneje, ker j bi se sicer motila predstava, j Lahko pridete v dvorano po pr- j vem dejanju, ako ste prišli po; 2. uri v dvorano. In vse občinstvo je vljudno proseno, da se vzdrži vsakega ploskanja ali aplavza, ker bi to znalo motiti igralce. Sledite dejanjem z zanimanjem in pozornostjo. Pridite tudi vi!
Maša zadušniea
V cerkvi sv. Vida se bo v soboto, cb 8. uri zjutraj brala sv. masti zadušniea za pokojnim; John Milavec ob priliki druge obletnice njegove smrti. Sorod-: niki in prijatelji ranjkega so vabljeni, da se udeležijo sv. maše.
Za Velikonoč
Za praznike je ni skoro slovenske družine, ki bi bila brez šunke ali kaj podobnega. Rojak Frank čebul vam nudi prav dobro blago in to po zelo nizkih cenah. Njegovi prostori se nahajajo na 1147 Addison Rd.
7 a V>likonoš
Mr. Anton Kline iz Gornjega Polja na Dolenjskem prijazno pozdravlja vse naročnike Ameriške Domovine, prijatelje in znance in jim želi vesele velikonočne praznike.
V bolnico
V Warrensville bolnico je bila odpeljana Miss Anna Ajdišek, 13615 E. 80th St. Prijateljice I jo lahko obiščejo v sredo, soboto in nedeljo, od 2. do 4. ure popoldne.
Pogreb Lovko
Pogreb Josephine Lovko, 5377 Stannard Ave., se viši v soboto ob 9. uri zjutraj v cerkev sv. Vida. Staršem ranjke Josephi-|ne izrekamo iskreno sožalje nad izgubo drage hčerke.
Državni pravdnik Ray T. Miller je pripravljen dokazati, da je bil Potter namenoma umorjen, in da je bil Hymie Martin najet, kot eden izmed ubijalcev. Martin je delal več dni načrte, da ubije Potterja. Da je on pregovoril Potterja, da je še! v hišo na 880 Parkwood Drive, kjer so ga umorili. Hymie Martin, ki je bival v Pittsburghu, je bil na-iet od "višjih sil" v Clevelandu, da pride v Cleveland in izvrši umor. Prosekutor Miler bo nadalje dokazal, da je Martin najel morilsko stanovanje in da je S bil "najbrž" navzoč, ko je bil Pctter umorjen. Država nadalje trdi in dokazuje, da so Potterja sadnjjč videli v nekem restav-rantu v Euclidu, odkoder se je direktno odpeljal ob 7. uri zvečer v najeto stanovanje na 880 Parkwood Drive. Dokazano ja nadalje, da mu je nekdo odprl vrata v dotični hiši, in da se je pričelo takoj streljati na, Potterja, kakor hitro je stopil v stanovanje. Državni pravdnik dokazuje nadalje, da je bil Martin v Clevelandu od 27. januarja do 3. februarja, kakor trdijo zapisniki raznih hotelov. Tretjega februarja se je izvršil umor. Upra-| vitelj poslopja, kjer se je izvršil umor, je pozitivno spoznal 'Hymie Martina kot onega, kateremu je zarental stanovanje, kjer je bil Potter umorjen. Dokazano je, da je pisava "Marku-sa," pod katerim imenom je bi-llo morilsko stanovanje najeto, identična s pisavo Hymie Marti-
Je ubil zapeljivca hčerke in bil oproščen
Beaumont, Tex., 26. marca.— A. B. Johnson, 40-letni delavec, je bil danes oproščen uboja za-peljivca svoje hčere. Porotniki so Johnsona sicer spoznali krivim, nakar ga je sodnik obsodil na 5 let ječe, toda porotniki so priporočili suspendacijo kazni, kar je sodnik takoj storil. Johnson je pričal pred porotniki, da je ustrelil nekega Lee Adams-a, pretestantovskega nedeljskega učitelja, ker mu je zapeljal hčerko Elizabeth, staro 17 let, ki je izvršila samomor, ko je čutila, da bo postala mati.
V visoki starosti
Darilo malčki
Mr. Jos. Zakrajšek, ki je dobil od Slovenskega radio kluba lep bicikelj, katerega je podaril Mr. Krist Mandel, je daroval $2 za malo Corrine Novak, ki je I imela tako srečno ročico, da je njemu potegnila srečno številkA.
V četrtek popoldne okoli tretje ure je v miru zaspala Agnes Korče, rojena Jurjovčič, mati Gašper Korčeta in Mrs. Agnes Zalckar. Preminula je na domu svoje hčere Mrs. Agnes Zalokar. Bolehala je več let. Družina |Kcrče se je naselila -v Ameriki i pred 38. leti. Prišla je sem iz I Vrhnike. Najprvo so bili nase-j ljeni v Little Falls, N. Y., kjer zapušča ranjka več sorodnikov | z imenom Korče. Pozneje so se | naselili v Clevelandu in so dolgo vrste let vodili gostilno. Soprog ranjke, Mr. Gašper Korče, je umrl leta 1908, Frank Korče, sin ranjke, je pa umrl leta 1917. Sestra Marija je pred nekaj meseci umrla v Ljubljani v častitljivi starosti 87 let. Ranjka mati zapuščajo poleg sina Gašperja in hčere Mrs. Agnes Zalokar še sestro Polono Mevžek. Nekaj drugih sorodnikov se nahaja v
Šesta država že preklicala sušo
Springfield, 111., 26. marca. — Potem ko je poslanska zbornica države Illinois že prej odglaso-vala za preklic prohibicije v državi, se je njej pridružila včeraj tudi senatna zbornica, ki je s 26 glasovi proti 24 sklenila is-
to: odpravo prohibicije. Odvisno je sedaj od governerja Emer-sena, ako podpiše postavo. lili-j nois je že'šesta država, ki je nastopila proti prchibiciji.
Veselica s petjem
V soboto, 28. marca, priredi pevski zbor Zarja, odsek soc. kluba št. 27, veselico s petjem, in sicer v spodnji dvorani S. N. Doma. Pevski zbor vabi vse, ki radi poslušajo lepo petje in se domače zabavajo, da posetijo to prireditev.
NEVESTA NAPRODAJ
Margaret Thomey 26 let stara, bi rada dobila $6,000, da odplača prvo vknjižbo na farmi svoje matere in da dobi denar, da bo operirana njena mlajša sestra. Delala bi vsalco delo, podpisala vsak kontrakt in poročila bi vsakega moškega, ki ji da $6,000 v zgorej omenjeno svrho. Miss Thomey prihaja iz Detroita.
Mala Corrine lahko dobi $2.00 v uradu North American Trust Co. Hvala, Joe, v imenu male Corrine!
Tombola
S. N. čitalnica priredi v nedeljo večer, 29. marca v svojih prostorih v S. N. Domu čajanko in tombolo. Mnogo lepih daril, darovanih od naših trgovcev, bo na razpolago, čitalnica prijazno vabi vse člane in njih prijatelje, da pridejo v obilnem številu.
daljnih mestih kakor Little Falls, N. Y. in Butte, Mont., pa tudi v Washington, D. C. Pogreb ranjke se vrši v pondeljek dopoldne iz hiše žalosti na 17911 Mar-cella Rd., pod vodstvom A. Gr-dina & Sons. Naj bo ranjki mirna ameriška zemlja, preostalim sorodnikom pa izrekamo naše iskreno sožalje!
Rojakinja zbolela
Hudo je zbolela Mrs. Jennie Krainz, 19006 Mohawk Ave. Prijateljice so prošene, da jo obiščejo na njenem domu.
Fantovske obleke
V današnjem listu dobite oglas j Gornikove trgovine na 6217 St. Clair Ave. Med drugim dobite na razprodaji, ki se sedaj vrši v Gornikovi trgovini, deške obleke, vredne do $15.00, za samo $3.95. Prečitajte oglas.
Za avtomobiliste
John Zupančič, 15230 Waterloo Rd., poznan, agilen in aktiven delavec na narodnem polju za narodne ustanove in domove, je otvoril veliko razprodajo za Fisk tires. Rojakom ga priporočamo. Glejte oglas v listu.
* Hoover se je podal na pot proti domu.
Za praznike!
Na 15307 Holmes Ave., dobite pri Frank Matičiču najboljše šunke, želodce in drugo okusno meso za praznike.
Seja nocoj
Ameriško-Jugoslovanski Klub ima danes večer sejo v S. N. Domu, soba št. 4, staro poslopje. Pridite vsi!
* V Detroitu izdelujejo zrakoplove, ki jih bodo prodajali po $2,000.00.
na. Dokazano je nadalje, da so Martina videli na dan umora, 3. februarja, v družbi s Potter-je. Dokazano je, da je Potter prišel v stanovanje okoli pol 8. ure zvečer 3. februarja, in dokazano je, da je Hymie Martin prišel isti večer v isto stanovanje. Dokazano je, da je imel Martin ključ do stanovanja, kjer je bil Potter umorjen.
* Pismo ima pri nas A. F. Junkar.
Novica, ki je velike važnosti vsem, ki niso pla- ! čali svojih davkov
Columbus, Ohio, 26. marca — Poslanska zbornica državne po-stavedaje je sprejela včeraj predlog poslanca De Armonda, da se davkoplačevalcem države Ohio odpusti vse kazni in obresti na dolžnih davkih. To pomeni, da profitira oni, ki plačujejo davke, in ki so zaostali ž njimi, približno 8 milijonov dolarjev, katere vsote jim ne bo treba plačati. Vendar bo še precej sitnosti s to novo postavo, ker ni bila sprejeta z dvetretin-sko večino, kot predpisuje ustava. V zbornici poslancev je glasovalo 75 poslancev za postavo in 45 proti. To pomeni, da postava ne bo prišla v veljavo še 90 dni, ker ni bila sprejeta z dve-tretinsko večino. Senatna zbornica je že prej glasovala tozadevno, toda senatni predlog vse-jbuje drugačna določila, kot jih je pa sprejela poslanska zbornica. Senatni predlog se glasi, da kdorkoli ni plačal davkov pred 20. decembrom, 1930, in bo plačal tekoče davke do 1. decembra, 1931, mu ni treba plačati obresti in kazni na zaostalih davkih. Nasprotno temu pa pravi predlog poslanske zbornice, da kdorkoli ne plača davkov do 1. julija, 1981, da ne more biti izvzet od plačila kazni in obresti na zaostalih davkih. Samo v Cuyja-hoga okraju je 22 milijonov dolarjev na zaostalih davkih. Vlada pričakuje, da bodo ti davki vplačani, kakor hitro se dožene, da zaostalim davkoplačevalcem ni treba plačati kazni ali obresti. -o-
* Silni snežni* vihar j i so se pojavili na zapadu.
Zadnja prilika, da vidite največjo dramo sveta.
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g^gS	No. 73. Fri., March 27th, 1931.
Naši trgovci in delavci
O strašni depresiji in delavski krizi, ki je pastala, odkar je Hoover postal predsednik Zedinjenih držav, se je že toliko pisalo, da danes celo otroci v Ameriki kričijo — Hoover — hoo!
Hoover je republikanec z dušo in telesom. Z dušo je republikanec, ker mu tako nese, s telesom je pa, ker mu nese dober zaslužek. Ves čas svojega predsedništva ni republikanski predsednik Hoover pokazal še ene same samostojne zmožnosti, da bi dal ono prosperiteto narodu, o kateri je tako lomastil, ko je bil kandidat za predsednika Zedinjenih držav.
Shajali smo še nekako predno je Hoover postal predsednik. Takoj pa, ko je nastopil vlado, se je podrl ves gospodarski sistem naše vlade, in iz ponosnega ameriškega naroda smo dobili pod Hooverjem 30,000,000 prosjakov!
In v takem položaju je šel urednik narobepravnega dnevnika v Clevelandu k republikancem in se razklical po milosti Hooverijancev za — vardnega vodjo republikancev! On je dobil za to priznanje v vrednosti in priliznjenih besedah, ki so pa imele tako strašne posledice, da mora danes prositi za one ljudi, ki so brez dela in jela, in katerim je hotel vsiliti tarif in hooverijansko prosperiteto!
Naši slovenski delavci so danes v precejšni večini veliki siromaki. Nekateri po svoji krivdi, ker niso v dobrih časih hranili bolj kot so, drugi zopet, ker tudi v dobrih časih niso dovolj zaslužili, tretji pa zopet, ker so imeli velike družine, in so vse, kar so zaslužili, potrošili za potrebne izdatke pri svojih družinah.
Lahko bi rekli, da je več tisoč slovenskih delavcev prizadetih radi današnje krize, in to samo v Clevelandu! Kje so ostali naši bratje v Zedinjenih državah! Ali se spomnite, kako so narobepravni ljudje "garantirali" lansko leto, da kakor hitro pride republikanski tarif v veljavo, se bodo razmere zboljšale.
In sedaj je tarif v veljavi že 6 mesecev. In zadnjih šest mesecev so se razmere silno poslabšale radi republikanskega tarifa. O tem morajo pričati oni, ki so priporočali republikanski tarif kot rešilno sredstvo, dočim morajo danes agitirati za javne kuhinje.
Naši delavci so danes strašno prizadeti. In kakor hitro so prizadeti delavci, škoduje to enako našim slovenskim trgovcem. 90 procentov odjemalcev vseh slovenskih trgovcev tvorijo slovenski odjemalci. Ako naši delavci ne zaslužijo, kdo bo kupoval pri slovenskih trgovcih? Ako delavec nima denarja, ga nima tudi trgovec ne. In pomislite, da je resnica, da je marsikak slovenski trgovec večji revež, dolžan na vse kraje, kot pa je delavec, ki je nekaj časa brez dela.
In vendar se naše slovenske trgovce neprestano prosi za to in za ono. V čast njim je povedano, da darujejo svoj skrajni belič, velika večina njih, za narodno odpomoč in pomoč. Pri tem pa moramo pomisliti to-le:
V dobrih časih in še danes, kadar ima marsikdo kak gotov denar, zahaja k tujim trgovcem, in dočim naši domači trgovci podpirajo naša domača društva, prireditve, ustanove, cerkve, domove, sploh vse, kar je slovenskega do skrajnosti, tako da včasih "sami krvavijo, pa ni dobila slovenska naselbina, ki je znesla milijone dolarjev tekom let tujim trgovcem, do danes niti centa od teh tujih trgovin.
Rojaki, Slovenci, vaš list, "Ameriška Domovina," vam jc to resnico pridigal leta in leta, odkar obstoji. Prva številka predhodnice "Ameriške Domovine," ki je izšla pred 33. leti, je posvetila največjo pozornost slovenski trgovini in prosila in prosila ljudi, da kupujejo pri domačih trgovcih, in tako se je delalo pri nas od začetka do danes.
Vsakdo pozna slovenskega trgovca, ko ga je treba prositi daru, kredita in .zaupanja, toda mnogi ne poznajo našega trgovskega trpina, kadar bi lahko pri njem kaj kupili. So naši rojalci po večini ljudje značaja in'narodne zavesti, toda nekaj jih je, ki bi le radi dobivali, prispevali pa nič.
Kadar je naš delavec brez dela, brez zaslužka, je tudi trgovec naš trpin in v pomanjkanju. Kajti delavec brez dela ne more kupovati, vendar se dosledno prosi naše trgovce, da prispevajo v stotero različnih namenov. Ali ne bi bilo dobro, da bi se enkrat izbral odbor Slovencev, ki bi šel med tuje trgovce, o katerih je znano, da so dobili od Slovencev tekom zadnjih 20 let silne milijone, pa bi nam tuji trgovci dali za naše lačne in potrebne, recimo najmanj $100,000. Vrnili bi samo eno desetinko procenta, kar so zaslužili od nas v dobrih časih!
Malo premislimo o tem! Naš denar se je nosil tujcem, to vsi dobro veste, dočim so naši trgovci ob vsaki priliki, vsak dan z roko v žepu, da darujejo zadnji dolar zi žepa za narodne namene! Premislimo!
leg tega sta Mr. in Mrs. Kos obhajala 25-letnico ali srebrno poroko. V soboto so ju nanovo pošropili, da bo bolj držalo. Poročil ju je meščan Mr. Rotter in slavijenca sta si obljubila zvestobo še za nadaljnih 25 let. In še kaiko glasno sta rekla tisti usodepolni — ja! da se je slišalo po vsej dvorani.
Prijateljice so položile nevesti na glavo lep bel venček, da smo res mislili, da je prvič poročena. Rekla sem: "Oh, ko bi bila jaz na njenem mestu, da bi mi venček na glavo deli!" Pa se brž nekdo oglasi: "Saj vem, da imajo tukaj za kakim plotom kaj kopriv ali vražjega strica, pa te bomo venčali ž njim." Razume se, da mu nisem ostala dolžna odgovora in mu zabrusim : "Hvala lepa za prijaznost!"
Ko smo se dobro navečerjali (in ne smete misliti, da nismo imeli nič ohajčana za grlo po-plakniti — pa še kako dobrega), so pa trije od kluba zaigrali tako prijetno in vabljivo, da se je začelo vrteti staro in mlado. Nazadnje je bil pa še 'polštertanc,' brez katerega, mislim, ne mine nobena zabava. Uh, tukaj jih je bilo pa na koše, že veste, kaj mislim. Mene še sedaj ustnice bole od cmokanja. Jutri bo že bolje in za luštnost se vse potrpi.
Vse priznanje gre govornikom: Mr. Rotterju, Mr. Plevni-ku in našemu Mr. A. Grdinatu za lepa voščila Jožetom in Pep-cam, ter mjšima slavljencema. Priporočali so, naj bi jih še več pristopilo k Ljubljanskemu klubu. Ako bo vedno tako na seji, kot je bilo zadnjič, je vredno pristopiti. Pristopnina je pa itak majhna. Ta klub priporočam vsakemu; nobenemu ne bo žal, ako pristopi, čudno se nam je zdelo, da našega Jakata ni bilo, ki je sicer tudi naš meščan. Pa saj vem, njemu so klobase dišale pri "Naprednih Slovenkah." Saj so meni tudi, ker sem vedela, da jih je delala naša izvrstna elevelandska kuharica Mrs. Fanny Hočevar.' TiT!'Na-prednih Slovenkah" so tudi fejst punčke in jaz bi bila tudi rada šla tje, pa na dva kraja ni mogoče iti.
Srčna hvala Mrs. červan in njenim pomočnicam za izvrstno postrežbo. Mrs. červan se je dosti žrtvovala in 'pripomogla k zadostni udeležbi. Torej še enkrat: lepa hvala!
Ni', lima slavljencema pa kličemo vsi in želimo, da bi dočakala še zlate poroke in da bi mi vsi prišli tudi na zlato poroko čestitat. Prav potiho pa vaju vprašam, kako sta se kaj počutila v novem zakonu?
In ravno ko to pišem, pa pride Mr. J. Križman in vpraša: "Komu pa pišeš?" Pa mu odgovorim : "En dopis, če ga ne bo Jaka v koš potlačil." In Mr. Križman zopet reče: "Ker že pišeš, daj no vprašat, kako je to, da ni prišla moja številka od radio kluba ven, ali pa Bobkova. On je prav gotovo pričakoval, da bo njegova številka potegnjena in da bo gotovo dobil bici-kclj, da mu ne bo treba vedno čakat na Mr. Stampfelna ali na ulično železnico. Gotovo je pričakoval, da se bo s kolesom vozil na delo ali z dela domov. Pa se jc kolo sreče drugače zasukalo."
Kakor se meni zdi, je Mr. Križman gotovo pričakoval, da bo dobil prosto vožnjo , v staro domovino, da bo šel po nevesto Marjanco, sestro Mr. Bobka. Pa ni imel slabe ideje, Mr. Križman, mislim (in jaz tudi, op. Jakata). Bo prišla prava številka pa drugo leto, če ne bo dež. Pozdrav vsem skupaj.
A. Jevnik.
Cleveland (Collinwood), O.—
Najprej vas bom oštela, ker ste tako mešali tiste radio tikete' zadnji petek, da ste vse pretres- j li. Komaj sem čakala, da bom dobila prvo nagrado ali vsaj drugo, da bi šla v staro domovino. No, pa ni bilo nič za nas. Pa i vseeno lepa hvala za lep radio j program. Dosti nedelj smo se zabavali ž njim.
Sedaj pa še nekaj o naši podružnici št. 41 Slovenske ženske Zveze. Prosim vse članice, da se udeležijo seje 2. aprila v navadnem prostoru. Imamo nekaj novega za ukrepati, namreč radi obletnice ustanovitve naše podružnice in tudi radi kampanje novih članic. Vsaka naj eno novo pripelje na sejo. Le preberite nagrade, ki so razpisane za nove članice v našem glasilu "Zarja" iz glavnega urada. Prosim tudi vse članice, da se udeležijo spovedi 28. marca, v nedeljo pa skupnega obhajila pri osmi maši. Prinesite seboj re-galije.
Pozdrav vsem članicam S. ž. Zveze in čitatelj.em Ameriške Domovine.
Mary Lušin, predsednica podružnice št. 41.
jateljice, midva ne moreva drugega reči, kot: Bog vam povrni vse za vašo naklonjenost in hvala lepa za razne darove in za vašo požrtvovalnost.
želeč, da ostanemo še nadalje najboljši prijatelji med seboj, ostajava z iskrenim pozdravom vam udana
J. in J. Lekšan.
"JADRAN" POJE
Cleveland (Collinwood), O.-
Velika noč se bliža in ker se ne morem pripraviti, da bi se kaj večkrat oglasila v tem našem listu, Ameriški Domovini, želim že sedaj vesele velikonočne praznike vsem članicam Slovenske ženske Zveze, podružnici št. 41. Kakor vam je zna^o, ima S. ž. Z. kampanjo za nove članice in so naše ženske radi tega jako pridno na delu. Članice, zanimajte se za to lepo organizacijo, vpišite vsaka vsaj eno svojo prijateljico. Naša blagajničarka, Mrs. Margaret Poznič, kakor tudi predsednica, Mrs. Mary Lušin, jih prav pridno lovita. Kar za njimi, da bomo uspešno praznovale prvo obletnico naše podružnice.
članice, vabim vas, da bolj redne obiskujete naše seje, ki se vrše vsak prvi-četrtek v mesecu. Opomnim vas, da na zadnji seji je bilo sklenjeno, da imamo skupno velikonočno obhajilo v nedeljo 29. marca ob osmi uri zj utraj.
Pozdrav vsem članicam podružnice št. 41 S. ž. Z.
Anna Stcpar, tajnica.
V nedeljo večer, točno ob 7. uri zvečer, priredi pevsko društvo "Jadran" v avditoriju Slovenskega delavskega doma na Waterloo Rd. koncert in kratko opereto "Gostilna pri zaspani sovi," pod vodstvom Mr. John Ivanusha. Iz programa je razvidno, da bo ta prireditev nekaj zanimivega in vredna velikega poseta.
Jadrančanje so ,se povsod do sedaj pokazali kot zelo dober in discipliniran pevski zbor, zato ne bo čudno, če se bodo tudi sedaj dobro odrezali.
Zbor pevskega društva Jadran se rad odzove vsakemu vabilu k
sodelovanju drugih prireditev, zato je naša moralna dolžnost, da se tudi mi v častnem številu odzovemo njihovi prireditvi. Jadran ne dela kričeče reklame, ampak v svoji ponižnosti le vabi prijatelje petja in slovenske rojake iz Clevelanda in okolice na njih posete in delno povračilo njihovega truda v žrtvovanju za dobro in kulturno stvar.
Odzovimo se njihovemu vabilu in dajmo jim z udeležbo dokaz, da v nas še živi narodna duša in slovenska beseda.
Joško Penko,
zastopnik Ameriške Domovine.
EUCLID RIFLE and HUNTING CLUB.
Piše Jaka.
Torej v torek se je pa vršila tekma v streljanju med St. Clair Rifle klubom in Euclid Rifle klubom, v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. V dvorano sem prišel sredi streljanja in sem najprej pogledal, kako kaj fronta obstoji. Preštudiral sem obraze St. Clairčanov in vsak je nosil zapisano na čelu, da imajo zmago že v žepu in se jim je kar samo smejalo. Komaj sem še
sem se zmazal. Drugi so pa menda še tam.
Sedaj je vrsta na nas, da gremo na strelišče k St. Clairča-nom. Dan bo že objavljen pravočasno. St. Clairčani nas tolažijo, da bomo tam gotovo mi izgubili, pa imamo menda tudi mi kaj za reči k temu.
Od našega kluba sta se najbolj izkazala John Prince in Prišel, ki sta streljala kot še nikdar ta-
DOPISI
Barberton, O.—Podpisana si štejeva v p r i j e t n o'' d o 1 žn o s t, n a j -prisrčneje se zahvaliti najinim prijateljem in prijateljicam, kateri so naju presenetili s tako zvanim surprise party na najin imendan.
Kdo bi kaj takega pričakoval? Ko sem zadnji četrtek večer, na sv. Jožefa dan, sedel v prednji sobi in ravno bral Jakatovo kolono, pravi moja boljša polovica: "Spat bomo šli!" "Počakaj," sem rekel, "da vidim, kaj Jaka piše, potem pa gremo takoj spat." V tistem trenotku pa nekdo potrka na vrata. Ko odprem, vidim, da smo dobili obisk v precej lepem številu. No, pa saj to ni nič čudnega, saj vedno kdo pride v vas. Samo precejšnje število obiskovalcev se mi jc zdelo nekam nenavadno in pa njih vedenje, ženske so šle kar naravnost v kuhinjo in vsaka je nekaj nesla, pa nisem mogel videti kaj, sem pa kmalu potem zvedel. Moški so se pa nekam na smeh držali, kar se mi je tudi čudno zdelo.
V kuhinji so se naredile ženske pa kar po domače. Začele so ropotati s krožniki, vilicami in noži in kar vse je bilo v nekaki vihri. In ko se ozrem pozneje v jedilno sobo, pa vidim mizo bogato obloženo z raznimi dobrotami. Vse to se je tako hitro vršilo, da ni bilo časa dosti pre-mšiljati, kaj vse to pomeni. Jaz som kar čakal, kako se bo vse to izšlo.
Takoj, ko je bila miza pripravljena, se zasliši precej zapovedujoč glas: "Alo, sedaj pa kar k mizi!" In zopet nisem vedel, ali sem sploh še gospodar v hiši, ali nič več, ker ima že vsak pravico ukazovati. Pa me je lepo obložena miza premotila, da sem pozabil na svojo avtoriteto, pa sem šel z drugimi k mizi. Potem šele se mi je povedalo, zakaj da je vse to, namreč: da je to surprise party, kateri velja nama. Nato smo pa segli po dobrotah in prav dobro.smp'-se imeli in prijetno zabavali, dokler j^ pripuščal čas.
Well, dragi prijatelji in pri-
srce.vjel, da mi ni padlo v hlače, misleč si: "Ni hudič, da nas bedo zopet namahali, saj so nas lansko leto dvakrat povrsti!" Najbolj se je šopiril Jože Po-grajc, ki je nosil v gumbnici tako rožo, da ga je kar na stran vleklo. Joži? mi je tudi najprej
roke segel, rekoč: "Kako lfaj filaš in pa smiliš se mi, ko bo tvoja armada zopet pogorela."
"Glej ga no Jože&a,C, mu stičnem roko, "kaj si že prišel iz Floi-idei? škddai ' da, nisi kam dlje ostal, da bi te vsaj ne dolži-ii, da so vaši fantje radi tebe bitko izgubili. Kar malo se vse-di, da ne boš preveč daleč padel vsled razočaranja."
Naš Stanko Dolenc me pa po-cukne za rokav in mi šepne na uho: "Jih že imamo! Samo tiho bodi, pa streljaj kot še nikoli!" In res, ko je šlo streljanje proti kortcu, so se vlegle na obraze St. Clairčanov temne sence skrbi in obupa. Mišmaš in Pe-nosa Tine sta računala in računala, prištevala in odštevala in končno sta izjavila, da smo mi zmagali za 209 črnih točk. Iskal sem Pograjca, da bi mu čestital, pa se je bil nekam izgubil in se ni prej pokazal, da smo se vsedli okrog miz.
Najbolj se je pa zamalo zdelo Malovašiču in je klical naše fante na korajžo. Da sc poskusi v streljanju s komur je in da bo vsrjeega premagal. Da bo tiho, smo pa vseeno poslali v tekmo Stanko Dolenca in smo hoteli staviti nanj ves Collinwood in pel Ncttinghama, pa se je Malovašič zbal stave. No, Stanko ga jc premagal in Malovašič je bil potem bolj priden.
S kako ihto so hiteli St. Clairčani na tekmo, se vidi iz tega, da jc Podpadec prišel brez kravato. In ker ni hotel sesti k mizi kar tako, mu je Jim Sepic posodil garter za ta čas. Ne vem, ali ga je potem dobil Jim nazaj ali ne.
Mrs. Mlakar in Mrs. Janže-vich^sta se potem prismejali iz kuhinje z velikimi kupi klobas in kislega zelja, v katere smo se takoj zakadili. Potem je dobil besedo ohajčan in pa naš predsednik, ki je premagancem čestital na častni izgubi. Potem smo pa rekli eno ali dve, da se ne pozabijo. Strašno se mi je škoda zdelo, da ni pripeljal seboj Mišmaš orgle, da bi nas spremljal.
V prijateljski zabavi je hitro čas potekal in ker me je začel ohajčan nekam postrani gledati,
ko. Prišel je že ves prejšnji teden govoril po Collimvoodu, da moramo St. Clairčane "bitat" in - želja se ena je tebi spolnila, John!
St. Clairčani so odnesli tri nagrade : prvo Mišmaš, drugo Podpadec (brez kravate), tretjo pa Spendal.
Streljali smo pa takole:
St. Clair	Rifle klub:
Penoaa	.............. 52
SUsel ......	............ 61
Kavchnik	.............. 72
Malovašič	'............ 74
Peterka ..	.............. 72
Pozelnik ..	.............. 74
Fabian ....	.............. 73
Urankar	.............. 19
Papesh	........'..... 77
Novak J.	.............. 59
česen A.	.............. 67
Spendal ..	.............. 80
Mismas ..	............... 84
Kren ........	............... 38
Piirnat ....	.............. 65
česen J. ..	............... 68
Možina ....	.............. 56
Mačerol ..	............... 49
Pencsa L.	............ 48
Pograjc .	............... 57
Kmet ......	............... 46
Podpadec	.............. 82
Gorjanc	............... 55
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Euclid	Rifle klub
Gole .......	............... 79
Dolenc S.	.............. 80
Bavetz ...	............... 82
Kozel.v ...	............... 85
Mandel .	............... 84
Sepic .....	............... 74
Jazbec ...	............... 67
Sober .....	............... 82
Mlakar .	............... -75
Paulich	......f........ 36
Mam .....	............... 77
Kna'us R.	.............. 77
prijatelj	.............. 62
Ogrin .....	............... 67
Mally dr.	.............. 70
Debevec .	............... 76
Janževich	.............. 59
Prišel .....	............... 85
Dolenc J.	.............. 84
Legan ...	............... 57
Baraga	............... 68
Prince ...	............... 88
I-Ioffart .	............... 78
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živelo je nekdaj 12 prijateljev, ki so bili vsi lovci. Mnogo lovskih litanij so ti fantje spravili med ljudi, mnogo zajčkov prevrnili in marsikatero kapljico ru j nega vinčka so spravili pod kapo. Pa so prišla leta in eden za drugim so odhajali s tega sveta v "večna lovišča." Končno je ostal od vseh teh dvanajstih samo še Lojze, kateremu se je pa strašno dolgočasno zdelo na svetu brez svojih zvestih prijateljev, pa je tudi on nekega zimskega večera legel in kar umrl.
Lojze je šel gorak v nebesa in ko mu sv. Peter odkaže gmajno, kjer bo odslej preganjal zajce, vpraša Lojze nebeškega ključarja po svojih prijateljih, ki jnp-rajo nekje tu biti in da bi rad prišel z njimi skupaj. Naštel je Lojze imena vseh enajstih prijateljev: Tine, Jože, France, Jaka itd, itd. Sv. Peter je odprl velike bukve in iskal imena slavnih lovcev, pa je končno rekel: "Lojze, jako žal mi je, toda tvojih prijateljev ni tukaj. Boš moral iti pogledat za njimi v pekel, kjer se gotovo sedaj cvrejo za svoje pregrehe in laži."
Pa ni Lojze nič premišljal, niti zbogom ni rekel sv. Petru, in se je kar odpravil proti hudičevemu kraljestvu, da pozdravi svoje drage tovariše. Cesarsko kraljevi vratar mu na široko odpre vrata, se mu globoko prikloni in poda Lojzetu svoj rep v pozdrav. Taka je namreč tam navada, kakor je pri nas, da si podajemo roke. Vpraša po svojih tovariših in takoj ga peljejo k glavnemu tajniku, da poišče imena in da pove, v katerem nadstropju se pacajo naši lovci. Kmalu dobi glavni tajnik imena in kraj: v 3854. nadstropju da so, vrata št; 18. Lojzetu po-kažefo spen^ačo in kot bi mignil je bil Lojze v 3854* nadstropju. Kmalu najde vrata št. 18, na katerih je bilo zapisano: Ne trkati, zato kar vstopi.
In tukaj zagleda vseh svojih enajst tovarišev, pa kako! V sobi je stalo enajst sodov, napolnjenih z gnojnico, in v vsakem sodu je stal po en lovec, do vratu v gnojnici. V kotu sobe, na vzvišenem prostoru pa je stal nek črn hudič, s strojno puško v roki. Ves začuden stopi Lojze do prvega prijatelja in ga sočutno vpraša:
"Tone, kaj pa stojiš v tem sodu in v gnojnici?"
"Zdravo, Lojze, si prišel tudi ti za nami? Zakaj stojimo v gnojnici, vprašaš? To je pokora za naše lovske litanije in za vse tiste zajce, ki jih nismo ustrelili, pa smo rekli, da smo jih. Potunkali so nas v tole gnojnico in ne vem, koliko časa bomo morali še stati tukaj, da se operemo svojih grehov."
"Harduš, to je pa hudič, takale kazen!" meni Lojze.
"To še ni tak hudič, Lojze, ampak kadar začne tistile vrag streljati preko sodov s strojno puško in moramo potakniti glave v gnojnico, da nas ne zadenejo krogle, to je šele hudič, to!" A
"Ti zvončki tam v dolinci. . ." že bingljajo po zelenih livadah, menda, ker mi jih je prinesla v sredo Jevnikova Tončka na ogled. In je rekla, da so zazvončk-ljali na njenem vrtu ta teden. Sedaj mi pa namigavajo znad pisalne mize in mi šepetajo: Prišla je pomlad zelena. . . A
Lovec Tone se vrne z lova. Pa ga sreča prijatelj in ga vpraša: "Si kaj ustrelil?" "Seveda sem," mu samozavestno odgovori Tone.
"No, kaj pa?" ga zopet pobara prijatelj.
"Ha, danes sem imel posebno srečo — ustrelil sem pet rac."
"O sapramiš! To je pa ime^ nitno! Ali so bile divje?"
"Ne, race niso bile divje, pač pa je bil divji farmer, ki sem mu race ustrelil."
Če vrjamete, al' pa ne.
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Nekaj brezplačno
Opozarjamo vas na oglas rojaka Fred žerovnika, 5810 St. Clair Ave., ki naznanja, da vsak, ki kupi pri njem želodec ali šun-l ko, dobi pol ducata pomaranč brezplačno.1 In pomislite, da ima j Mr. žerovnik zelo nizke cene.
Cleveland, O. — Zopet smo imeli dušni užitek in telesnega | tudi. Saj so bile mize bogatoj obložene z okusnimi jedili, kar | je človeku srce poželelo, s tem: si se lahko postregel sam. Saj j je bilo vsakemu vsega v izobilju
na razpolago. Pa boste vprašali, kaj je pa bilo zopet takega? No, kaj ne veste, da je Ljubljanski klub napravil svojim članom, Jožetom in Pepcam, Joškotom in Jožicam en lep zabaven večer,
ki ga bo težko pozabiti. In po-
i " ■ t' ■ ' '' ' . i,'..' A"
Rainbow Hunting & Fishing Club
(Piše LOUIS HOCHEVAR)
Sedaj smo pa enkrat delali >'ačun brez krčmarja. Popolnoma smo bili gotovi, da bo naš kjub dobil tisto šifkarto od radio kluba. Zato smo že tudi ene-Sa našega člana obsodili, da ga deportiramo v stari kraj. Ker nam je pa za enkrat izpodletelo, bomo pa tako napravili, kakor te nam Fortuna svetoval, da mo-ramo drugič, kadar bodo še prodajali radio tikete, kupiti vse ti-kete sami, pa bomo gotovo zade-Jaka je bil vsaj tako srečen, da je zadel radio aparat s ku-mi se pa še tistega nismo domislili.
Fortuna mi je pripovedoval, da je bil samo enkrat tako sre-da je nekaj zadel in to je v Zatični v starem kraju. Tam so imeli loterijo in je Jože Veckrat kakšno kronco nesel zastavit, pa je potgn kar. tam po-cakal, da so prišle tiste številke Ver>. Ko čaka nekaj ur, pa pride nek možiček k oknu v loteriji in lepo po vrsti obesi številke na °kno. Jože hitro pregleda tiste številke, pa vidi, da se nič kaj vjemajo z njegovimi, pa hi-tro zgrabi en kamen na cesti in Sa z vso močjo trešči v okno. Pa tako zadel, da je vse skupaj Padlo na cesto: številke in šipa. Jože jo je pa v galop ubral do-^ov in je povedal domačim, da
je zadel terno v loteriji. Zabi-čaval pa jim je, da tega ne smejo nikomur povedati, dokler ne bo on čez morje.
V soboto ob 7. uri zvečer ima naš klub zelo važno sejo. Navzoč bo tudi ženski klub. Pridite vse, ki ste že v tem klubu in katere še niste. V klub lahko pristopi žena, hči ali mati člana našega kluba. Pridite gotovo, ker imamo več važnih stvari za rešiti radi piknika, ki se vrši 26. aprila.
Zadnji dve soboti smo tako streljali:
Strajnar............................176	160
Žagar ....................................138	154
Jerič ...............................142	150
Novak R..........................178	139
Glavič....................................180	170
Plute........................................166	123
Zabukovic........................145	143
Kic ............................................132	146
Novak A.
164 • 170
Mirtel ....................................146	153
Gliha L..............................161	166
Fortuna ............................135	169
Miller J..........................141	123
Sulen........................................—	155
Jazbec ml. ....................—	170
Hočevar ............................—	161
Zupančič ........................—	134
Miller F..........................—	175
Novak F..........................—	166
Russ A............... —	119
PEGAM IN LAMBkGAR
POVEST
Spisal Dr. Fr. Detela
"Oh, tvoja odkritosrčnost in tvoje misli, Tajda!" je dejal stric. "Teh ne bode ovadil nikomur; ne boj se! A če ne ovadi svojemu gospodarju tega, kar se Sodi sedaj v samostanu,..potem bi ga po pravici imenovali izdajo, ki ne drži zvestobe prise^ zene cesarju."
In jel je razlagati, kako od-ftosna in pogojna je sodba sveta, kako nestalen človeški zakon, je enemu to zločin, kar imenuje drugi blago dejanje; ko se ^arsikak trpin zdi temu mučene, drugemu norec; ko pita z ,2da.jico ena stranka onega, ko-£ar slavi druga kot neustrašnega značajnika. Božja sodba le )e brezuvetna in neizpremenljiv k°žji zakon. In jel je hvaliti Gregorja kot poštenega in mojega mladeniča, in z njim ga je hvalila Tajdina mati, in Tajda ugovarjala.
"In kaj bi se mu zgodilo, če ga ujemo?" je vprašala.
"Potem bode najbrž glavo dal," je odgovoril stric zarni-sljen, "zaradi izdajstva, ali pa 2a zvestobo, kakor se pogleda feč."
Tajda je malo prebledela, in da bi skrila zmočenost, se je klonila na knjigo, ki je Režala mizi. Smrti vendar ni želela ^dajalcu Gregorju. Da, privolila bi mu iz vsega srca vso sre-da bi le ne stal med nasprotji ljubljene kneginje. Lotil se 3e je bil nekak nemir in spozna-
nekateri kraji okrog Celja. "Ne more izpodleteti!" je mrmral po dolgem premišljevanju. Jel je hoditi po sobi in očividno so ga bile navdale prijetne misli, ker se mu je svetilo oko in lice. Spomnil se je rajnega grofa celjskega, svojega gospoda, in njegove moči in slave. "Kaj sem jaz iz slabšega blaga?" je dejal sam pri sebi in se vzpel pokon-cu. "Moč je dalo njemu rojstvo,
nih, ki se ne sme sramovati kesa in pokore."
In napotil se je prelat po temnem hodišču do Vitovca.
"Hvaljen bodi Jezus Kristus!" je pozdravil.
"Amen," je odvrnil Vitovec, nejevoljen, da ga moti obiskovalec v preudarjanju.
"Tudi Vi ne morete spati, gospod baron?" je dejal oni in sedel. "Ako se Vam ljubi, pomeniva se nekoliko, da nama prejde čas. Kaj sem Vam hotel povedati ! Poveljnika cesarskih mož, Gregorja, niso ujeli. Najbrž je ubežal. Poslali smo jezdecev za njim na obe strani; a nikogar ni nazaj."
"To je jako neprijetno, gospod prelat," je opomnil oni malomarno.
"Ne zamerite mi, gospod baron, da Vam razodenem misel, ki jo je v meni zbudila vest, da je ubežal. Otročje se Vam bo morebiti zdelo, kar Vam povem; a jaz sem proti Vam starec, in človek se vrača, odkoder je izšel. Zdela se mi je ta novica kakor prst božji, ki nas opominja, da nismo na pravi poti, gospod Vitovec."
(Dalje sledi.)
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Velika množica hotela linčati zamorce
Scottsboro, Alabama, 26. marca. — Kakih tristo ljudi se je zbralo pred tukajšnjim zapo rom, kamor je šerif zaprl devet Zamorcev, ki so bili obdolženi, da so kriminalno napadli dvoje belih deklet. Na lice mesta je dospelo 70 vojakov narodne garde, ki so napadalce pravočasno prepodili.
Naznanilo in priporočilo
Naznanjam cenjenim slovenskim gospodinjam, da ima za velikonočne praznike veliko zalogo doma soljenega in prekajenega mesa po jako zmernih cenah. Pri nas dobite izvrstne suhe klobase, danke in želodce, delane iz samih svežih prešičevih plečet. Lepe kokoši od 4 do 6 funtov težke po 30 centov funt, dobra govedina za juho po 16c funt. Se vljudno priporoča
Anton Ogrinc, slovenski mesar, 6414 St. Clair Ave.	(74)
Pozor!
Imam jako veliko izbiro doma posušenega, najboljšega mesa, klobase, plečeta, želodce. Se toplo priporočam vsem rojakom. — Cene so jako nizke. Pošiljam tudi na vse kraje izven mesta proti podvzetju. Vse blago imam na svojem privatnem domu.
Matija Križman Sr.
6030 St. Clair Ave., zadaj za Brofmanovo trgovino.
(Mar. 27. 28. 31)
POSEBNOST!
Deške obleke, mere 12 do 18, trpežne in najnovejše mode, dva para hlač, samo $10.50.
To dobite v trgovini FRANK BELAJ 6205 St. Clair Ave.
(74)
Sest dni preko oceana
Najkrajfta in najbolj usodna pot sit potovanje na ogromnih parnikihi
Paris ........Apr. 10 Apr. 30
3:30 P. M. 6 P. M.
He de France Apr. 25 May 15
1 P. M. 4:30 P. M.
France...... May 8 May 29
3:30 P. M. 6 P. M.
NajkrajSa pot po železnici. Vsakdo je v posebni kabini z vsemi modernimi udobnosti. — Pijača in slavna francoska kuhinja. izredno nizke cene.
Vprašajte kateregakoli
pooblaščenega agenta aH
french line
2(1 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
Išče se delavca
za farme, Slovenca ali Hrvata, ki se razume na delo s konji na farmah. Za naslov naj se oglasi v uradu tega lista.	(74)
Rcien revmatizma in bolečin
Dobili smo iz Evrope slavno sredstvo "Ameon," najnovejša najdba za vse vrste revmatizem in druge bolečine. Je vseeno, kakšne vrste revmatizem imate, ali kako dolgo že trpite. — "AMEON" jih be odstranil hitro in gotovo, ne da bi kaj škodovalo zdravju. Tudi najbolj tr-dovrsten revmatizem se ne more ustavljati temu sredstvu. Bolečine, ki so vas mučile mnogo let, bodo takoj izginile. "AMEON" je napravljen po najnovejših iznajdbah in poskuš-njah, po nekem slavnem evropskem zdravniku-specialistu. Dal je zdravje tisočim in tisočim. Nič ni boljšsga na svetu kot je "AMEON."
Zastonj vsakemu za poskušn.io Vsakemu bomo poslali za par dni to sredstvo, poskusite "AMEON" na naše stroške in prepričani boste o njegovi izvanredni vrednosti. Pošljite samo 25 centov za pošiljatvene stroške. Zdravilo je pa popolnoma zastonj.
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r
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Je, da čisla mladega Gregor-
ila> in da bi ga prav lehko rada lr^ela, če bi bil le tudi za knegi-^•i0- Tiho je poslušala, ko je l^avil stric, da ne pomeni današnji dan nič dobrega, in polagoma se je jelo tudi njej tako a°zdevati, ko se je spomnila Pr°šle noči in ponočnega pevca ln se vpraševala, če bode še vi-e'a Gregorja. Med večerno mo-itev se ji je vpletala tiha želja, a bi ga g0g) seveda ne na kodo kneginje Katarine.
■Pogasnile so bile luči po sa-j^stanu, hrabri junaki so spali sanjali o ljutih bitvah in slav-
in jaz? Jaz sem ponižen češki vojnik. A če sem zastavljal življenje za druge, zakaj bi ga zase ae? Kdo mi je zdaj gospodar? Cesar Friderik? kralj Ladislav? kneginja Katarina? Poskusimo enkrat biti sam svoj gospodar." Prijetno ga je božala ta misel. Bil si je v svesti, da mu je vdana vsa vojska; a meščanstvo in kmetje? "Tem sem še tujec," je zaškripal z zobmi. "Sužnja drhal! Bodi jim vladar še tak bedak, še tak zločinec, služijo mu, samo da je vladar po božji milosti. Da, Vitovec, tujec si. A kneginja je domačinka, ona, ki je zapuščena od vsega sveta, če jo zapustim jaz. Kako so vpili menihi: živela kneginja! a ko je zakričal Ostrovrhar: živel celjski grof Vitovec? se »jim je zadrgnil ježki! In kaj šele Celjani! Oh!" je vzdihnil globoko in zopet premeril sobo. "Ona je častihlepna — kakor jaz. Brez mene ne more ničesar — kakor jaz ne brez nje. Zveza je naravna. A da bi se trudil jaz za njo! Ne. Zase se bodem, če se bedem; in če noče postati moja žena, — danes je še kneginja, pojutrijšnjem ne več." Premišljeval je iznova. "Da bi je le ne bil tako razžalil!" se je udaril ob čelo. Med tem je potrkal nekdo rahlo na njegove duri.
Opat tudi ni mogel spati. A njega niso nadlegovale tako prešerne misli; mučile so ga skrbi, kaj da bode s samostanom, če se konča vojna nesrečno za knegi-njo. • Zaman je tolažil vest, ki
Državljanska šola
Dne 2. aprila se ne bo vršil pouk v državljanstvu v šoli na 55. cesti in St. Clair Ave. So velikonočne "počitnice." Prihodnji pouk se vrši zopet v četrtek, 9. aprila.
"mali oglasi
Slovenska šivilja!
se priporoča cenjenim ženam in dekletom. Izdelujejo obleke po najnovejši modi, pa zraven tega tudi po najnižji ceni. Le vprašajte na 1128 E. 63rd St., zgo-rej, zadej.	(75)
Dve sobi
se oddasta v najem za fante ali moške Oglasite se na 1180 Norwood Rd. Je prav poceni. (74)
Stanovanje
obstoječe iz treh sob, pripravno za novoporočenca, se da v najem. 1035 E. 70th St. (73)
Dekle
prosto šole, bi rada dobila delo, da bi varovala otroke. Oglasite se na 387 E. 163rd St. (74)
CENE ZNIŽANE
BLAGO TRPEŽNO
Za Veliko noč!
SI LAHKO NABAVITE VSO POTREBNO OBLEKO PRI NAS
Imam tudi polno zalogo blaga na jarde, spodnjo in delavno obleko, kakor tudi razne druge potrebščine. Se priporočam,
Pristni Blue Diamond, Pocahontas. I.eliilth Hard Coal, najboljši iz Ohio, Kentucky in W. Va. NuS vlrginski Ash biir lump gorl kakor Pocahontas in stn-ne manj. Uazvažanio iz naše povečane zaloge na Quincy—East 105th. GArfield 1000.
The Yates Coal Company
303 Rockefeller BIdg.
MAin 7878
Štiri kose obleke za dečke, dobrega izdelka, mere 7 do 18, $3.95, $7.95, $9.95
Obleka za deklicec, dobro narejena, v lepih, garantiranih barvah, mere 3 do 14, 59<\ 98^, $1.49, $2.95
SRAJCE ZA MOŠKE enobarvne ali pisane, mere 14-17
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Moški klobuki, d c p i ce, kravate, nogavice, po nizkih cenah.
B1 u ze, srajce, kravate, nogavice kratke in dolge hlače 2-\ dečke.
Prejel sem zalogo lepih slamnikov za deklice
79^ in 98<•
Lepa prilika
Naprodaj sta dve hiši na enem lotu, na 1556 E. 45th St., blizu Superior Ave., V hišah je vsa naprava, kopališče. Prodati se morajo radi bolezni. Cena vsemu skupaj je samo $2600, takoj $1000.00. Oglasite se pri lastniku na 1402 E. 40th St.
(73)
Pozor, gospodinje!
Pri nas dobite najboljše sve že meso in to po najbolj nizkih cenah, ki so mogoče. Pazite na sledeče cene:
Meso za juho............IZV^c funt
Meso od plečeta za
juho ......................17 c funt
Prsna teletina ..........15 c funt
Teletina od plečet ....19 c funt Teletina za pohanje.,20 c funt Teletina od stegna....23 c funt
Telečji steak ............32 c funt
Sveža svinjska plečeta..............................14i/2c funt
Sveži "botsi" ............18 c funt
Mleto meso ..............12i/2c funt
Vse drugo meso po enako nizkih cenah. Se toplo priporočam rojakom in prijateljem.
Vukušič trgovina
6024 St. Clair Ave.
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)
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bih
zmagah. Le v opatovi sobi
"e še gorela luč in pa na nasprot-koncu, kjer je bila spalnica 0(*kazana baronu Vitovcu. Tam ^ sedel v pozni uri sloveči voj-*°Vodja in gledal v preprost 2ei*iljevid, kjer so bili podčrtani
mu je očitala, da je ravnal nepremišljeno in si nakopal veliko odgovornost. Slonel je na oknu in gledal v temne oblake, ki so se valili izza planin, in ugledal luč v Vitovčevi sobi. "Tudi on ne more spati," je dejal sam pri sebi. "Gotovo mu enake skrbi teže glavo ali pa še veče. Nemara že tudi on'želi, da bi ostalo vse tako, kakor' je bilo. O, to bi bila sreča in veselja za moje stare dni! Da, da, kesa se v srcu kakor jaz; a on je premoški, da bi spoznal zmoto, in samo iz ponosa dere v prepad; a bil bi hvaležen, ako mu pomoli kdo roko v rešenje in mu pomaga izreči prvo besedo spoznanja in vrnitve Jaz mu pomorem, jaz, reven me
Nekaj posebnega!
Jutri, v soboto se vrši razprodaja na vsem blagu z obutvijo. ?rodaja se mnogo ceneje, kakor nas velja. Le za gotov denar. Blago prve vrste. Se priporočam.
Jos. Koss,
863 E. 185th St. poleg poštnega urada. (Febr. 27. Mar. 6. 13. 20. 27.)
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Naznanilo
Članicam Slovenske ženske Zveze št 14 se naznanja, da imamo skupno sv. obhajilo v nedeljo 29. marca v cerkvi sv. Kristine ob 8. uri zjutraj. Prošene ste, da se gotovo vse udeležite, ker se bo brala tudi sv. maša za žive in mrtve članice omenjene ga društva. Zbiramo se ob 7.30 zjutraj v šolski dvorani in odkorakamo skupno z banderom v cerkev, kjer imamo rezervirane sedeže. — Tajnica.	(74)
Hiša 6 sob
skoro nova, je naprodaj. Garaža. Nahaja se pri E. 185. cesti Se mora prodati za samo $4300. 00. L. Petrich, 19251 Monterey Ave., tel. Kenmore 0922-W.
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THE TAILOR WITH STYLE
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Zimske epidemije
Mnofro jlli je prizadetih v Evropi in na Japonskem. Sedaj pa tudi v vzhodnih Zedinjenih državah
Ako imate prehlad, preženite ga takoj. Ako ne, rabite voe pripomočke zoper prehlad. Prehlad je nevaren.
Vsak prehlad pusti nekaj bacilov v vašem telesu. Morda tega ne čutite in postanete tako lahka žrtev tudi najmilejše epidemije, ki se pripeti v zimskih mesecih.
Milijoni rabijo sedaj znano čisto zeliščno toniko, imenovano Bolgarski Zeliščni (krvni) Čaj, da prežene prehlad hitro in da si ojačijo sistem. Bogati soki, ki se dobe iz lubja, korenin, listja in rastlin, se jemljejo vroči, ko se gre v posteljo in- takoj pomagajo.
Preprečitev ne pusti kesanja in ako vzame vsa družina Bolgarski Zeliščni Čaj najmanj dvakrat na teden, boste ostali v dobrem fizičnem stanju. Pri lekarnarjih povsod po 35 in 75 centov in $1.25, ali po pošti velika družinska baksa $1.25 Naslovite Marvel Products Co., 156 Marvel Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.	_
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Gotovo ni vesela Velika noč brez fine šunke in |g§ želodca. Ustavite se pri meni, ker imam veliko zalogo |B najboljšega, doma soljenega in prekajenega mesa: Jjj šunke, želodce, plečeta, gnjati, kranjske klobase in . drugo. Jako nizke cene!
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činci še mladi — najmlajši med nadzorstvom težko oboroženih njimi ni niti 17 let star — ven- vojakov, ki spremljajo vsak tak dar jih bo med njimi le malo, ki transport. Najmanjši prestopek bodo še kdaj videli Francijo. kaznencev se na potovanju kaz-Na prevozu na Hudičev otok nuje s tem, da se krivca zapre v so zaprti v skupinah po 70 mož temno celico, kjer se mu nadene v železnih kletkah, in na krov verige na roke in noge, nakar se jim je dovoljeno priti vsak ve- ga priklene k steni. Pri naj-čer samo za pol ure. Ko so na manjšem znaku kakega upora, krovu, se nahajajo pod strogim se spusti na nesrečnike krop.
KORAN IN SV. PISMO
Popolnoma napačno mnenje je, da je biblija ali sv. pismo najbolj čitana knjiga na svetu. Največ čitana knjiga na svetu je koran ali mohamedansko sv. pismo.
Dasi je na svetu 680 milijonov kristjanov in približno samo 209 milijonov mohamedan-cev, je vendar dejstvo, da ne či-tajo vsi kristjani sv. pisma, dočim molijo mohamedanci petkrat na dan, in tekom te svoje pobožnosti čitajo molitve iz korana. Koran je arabska beseda in pomeni "citati."
Najvažnejša je prva sura ali verz v koranu, katerega ponovi vsak musliman petkrat na dan. Vseh sur v koranu je 114, ki se pa zopet razdeljene v razlage, tako da je v celem koranu 77,934 besed, ki obstoje iz 323,621 Črk.
Mohamedanci verujejo, da je bilo besedilo prvotnega korana vklesano v veliko skalo, ki stoji zdaj ob Alahovem prestolu. V nekaterih mohamedanskih samostanih v Sahari in v Atlas gorovju je še zdaj v rabi nekaj ka-menitih plošč, na katerih so vklesane posamezne sure korana. V teh samostanih se uče samostanski svečeniki korana na pamet, in ko znajo naizust ves koran,, od prve do zadnje besede, postanejo samostanski predstojniki.
Preden se tak svečenik nauči korana na pamet, preteče 40 do 50 let. To učenje se prične takoj, čim pride mladi bogoslovec v samostan. Nekateri teh se začno učiti in pripravljati za "sveto življenje," ko jim je komaj pet let.
Učenci posedajo vsak dan v krogu po tleh ter izgovarjajo suro, katero si morajo vtisniti v spomin. Ko znajo eno suro, prično z drugo itd. To gre tako leto za letom, dokler ne znajo vsega korana.
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Kaj bi pa bila brez njega. Ce pomislim samo na stopnje, ki jih prihranim žnjim kadar sem izmučena. In koliko časa prihrani. Koliko varstva da v slabem vremenu, pred raznimi nevarnostmi, in mnogo stane, ako se ga nima. Prosim, vzemite vse, samo mojega telefona ne; brez njega ne prebijem. f

Že 1 5 let skušamo vam postreči z najboljšo grocerijo, mesom in zelenjavo. Ravno tako blago vam nudimo na tej razprodaji po najnižjih mogočih cenah. Pridite in se prepričajte, kje lahko prihranite denar.
V soboto 28. marca in v četrtek 2. aprila bomo dali ZASTONJ 75 vreč za kupovanje, polnih vrednega blaga z nakupom $2.50. Kupite in prihranite si denar dvakrat.
V soboto, 28. marca, darilo vsefa odjemalcem
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"HUDIČEV OTOK"
Francoska ladja za prevažanje zločincev, "La Martiniere," je te dni zopet odplula v Cayene na "Hudičev otok." To pot je na njenem krovu 673 zločincev, izmed katerih jih je 368 obsojenih k prisilnemu delu na Hudi- j čevem otoku, ostali pa bodo sa- j mo naseljeni v tej kazenski ko-| Ioni ji. Toda tudi ti poslednji j ne bodo mnogo na boljšem, kajti I vsled zelo nezdravega podnebja, j ki vlada tam, in zaradi težkih [ življenjskih pogojev je bivanje na tem otoku že samo na sebi strašna kazen. Med obsojenimi je 60 morilcev, izmed katerih je bilo dvajset obsojenih na smrt, potem pa pomiloščenih na depor-tacijo na ta otok. Dasi so ti zlo- j
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Naša dobro poznana trgovina nudi sedaj, pred prazniki, najnižje cene za vsakovrstno suho meso. Nikjer drugje ne morete kupiti tako dobrega blaga za tako nizk(e cene. Oglejte si naš cenik!
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Vsak dan .velika zaloga sveže zaklanih kokoši in druge perutnine. Največja zaloga suhega in pritajenega mesa. Cas je, da si nabavite sedaj suho meso za velikonočne praznike. Cenejše in boljše ne boste dobili nikjer. Se priporočam rojakom za obila naročila in želim vsem skupaj vesele velikonočne praznike.
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Najprej je London, Anglija, dobil zvezo s parnikom. Potem-je bila ustanovljena zveza med New Yorkom in Londonom. Iz New Yorka do Clevelanda je bila pa lahka stvar. Radio zveza iz London do parnika je bila dolga 5,000 milj, kar je bil rekord za zračno zvezo. Dva klica sta bila upostavljena med omenjenem parnikom in Clevelandom. Vsak klic je stal $41.25. Kari Pocock, ki je bil na parniku, je spal ko je dobil klic iz Clevelanda in so ga morali zbuditi, da je odgovoril. Nahaja se z ženo in hčerkami na potovanju okrog sveta.
Velika zaloga svežega in prekajenega mesa!
Cas je, da si nabavite sedaj suho meso za velikonočne praznike. Naša dobro poznana trgovina nudi sedaj pred prazniki najnižje cene za vsakovrstno in naj-okusnejše, doma sušeno meso: šunke, želodce, klobase, plečeta itd.
Nikjer drugje ne morete dobiti tako dobrega mesa in po tako nizkih cenah; vse blago jamčeno.
Se priporočam rojakom za dbila naročila ter želim vsem skupaj vesele velikonočne praznike.
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In črez četrt ure pozneje je stal gospod Kmitic v kraljevi sobani pred večjo družbo. Kralj je čakal le kraljico, preden je sedel k zajtrku; in res Marija Lu-dovlka se je kmalu pojavila. Je-dva jo je Jan Kazimir ugledal, je takoj vzkliknil:
"čenstohova je vzdržala! Svedje odstopajo! Evo, tu je gospod Babinič, ki prihaja od tam in prinaša to novico."
črne kraljičine oči so se uprle v mladi obraz junaka in videč v njem odkritosrčnost, so se radostno razjasnile; on pa se ji je globoko poklonil in jo gledal pogumno, kakor znata le resnica in poštenost.
"Božja moč!" je rekla kraljica. "Grozno težo si nam odvalil od srca, gospod, in Bog daj, da bi bil to začetek izpremenjene usode. Naravnost izpod čensto-hove prihajaš, gospod?"
"Ne izpod čenstohove, temveč pravi, da iz samega samostana, to je eden izmed branilcev!" je zaklical kralj. "Zlati gost! . . . • Bog daj, da bi taki prihajali vsak dan; toda dovolite, da pride do besede. Pripoveduj, brat, pripoveduj, kako ste se branili in kako vas je branila božja roka."
"Gotovo, milostivi kralj in kraljica, da nas ni nič bolj, kakor božje varstvo in čudeži naj-stveniki. Prišel je torej pape-gledali vsak dan z lastnimi očmi."
Tu je hotel gospod Kmitic začeti pripovedovati, ko so začeli prihajati razni novi dostojan-svteniki. Prišel je torej papežev nuncij, potem pri-paa&ieŠ^ činski, za njim duhovnik Vidžga, zlatousti propovednik, ki je bil kraljičin kancler, pozneje škof varminski, potem pa celo primas. Z njim je vstopil kraljevi kancler, gospod Koričinski in Francoz de Noyers, kraljičin pribočnik, za njim so prihajali Po vrsti drugi dostojanstveniki, kateri niso zapustili svojega vladarja v nesreči, marveč so rajši delili z njim grenki kruh izgnanstva, nego bi prelomili dano prisego.
Kralju se je pa mudilo in vsak hip je odrival jed in ponavljal: "čujte, gospoda! čujte, gost iz čenstohove! Dobra novica, Čujte! ... S same Jasne go-l-e! . . ."
Nato so dostojanstveniki radovedno pogledali na Kmitica, stoječega kakor pred sodnikom, toda on, drzen po naravi in navajen v občevanju z velikimi, ni bil ob pogledu toliko znamenitih ljudi nikakor zbegan in je začel, ko so zasedli vsi svoje prostore, pripovedovati o vsej oblegi.
Resnica je odsevala iz njegovih besed, zakaj govoril je jasno, prepričevalno, kakor vojak, ki je sam vse videl, se vsega dotaknil, vse sam prebil. Govoril je o o. Kordeckem kot o kakem svetem preroku, povzdigoval v nebo gospoda Zamojskega in gospoda čarneckega, slavil druge očete, pozabil ni nobenega razen sebe; toda vso obrambo brez izjeme jc pripisoval najsvetejši Devici, njeni ljubezni in čudežem.
Poslušali so ga začudeno kralj in dostojanstveniki.
Nadškof je dvigal solzne oči proti nebu, duhovnik Vidžga ja "agio vse tolmačil nunciju, drugi gospodje so se prijemali za glavo, drugi so molili ali pa se tolkli po prsih.
Ko jc Kmitic prišel do zadnjih naskokov, ko je začel pripovedovati, kako je Muller dobil težke topove iz Krakova, a med njimi tak top, katerega bi ne bili ne lo čenstohovsko, temveč nobeno zidovje na svetu moglo prenesti — je nastala taka tišina, kakor -bi sej al mak, in vse oči so
počivale na njegovih ustnih.
Toda gospod Kmitic se je naglo zavzel in začel naglo dihati; jasna rdečica mu je stopila na obličje, namršil je obrvi, dvignil glavo in rekel ponosno:
"Sedaj pa moram govoriti o sebi, dasi bi raje molčal ... Če pa povem kaj takšnega, kar bi zaslužilo pohvalo, Bog mi je priča, da ne storim radi nagrad, ker jih ne potrebujem, ker smatram za največjo zaslugo, da smem prelivati kri za kraljevo veličanstvo."
"Le govori smelo, saj ti verjamemo!" je rekel kralj. "Kaj je bilo z onim topom? . .
"Ta top . . . sem jaz„ ko sem se prikradel ponoči iz trdnjave, razstrelil s smodnikom na drobne kosce!"
"Za Boga milega!" je zakričal kralj.
Toda po tem vzkliku je nastala tišina, tako so ostrmeli vsi. Vsi so zrli kakor v mavrico v junaka, ki je stal z iskrečimi se očmi, z rdečico na obrazu in s ponosno dvignjeno glavo. A v njem je bilo v tem hipu toliko groze in divjega junaštva, da je vsakemu nehote prišlo na misel, da je bil tak človek zmožen storiti kaj takega
A črez nekaj časa se je oglasil primas:
"Glejte si no, tega človeka!" "Kako si to naredil?" je zaklical kralj.
Kmitic je pripovedoval vse, kako je bilo.
"Ušesa kar ne morejo verjeti !" je rekel gospod kancler Ko ričinski.
"Gospodje!" se.je oglasil resno kralj, "nismo vedeli, koga' imamo pred seboj, še živi nada, j da še ni izginila ta ljudovlada,' dokler rodi take viteze in prebi-1 valce."
"Ta lahko reče o sebi: "Si fraetus illabatur orbis, impavi-
mem!" je rekel kralj.
'Ne, milostivi gospod. Počakali smo, da se je vrnil Kukli-novski. Takrat sem ga pa dal jaz zvezati na isti tram in sem ga pošteno opekel."
Po teh besedah je gospod Kmitic, razvnet od spomina, zardel vnovič in oči so se mu zablisnile kakor volku.
Toda kralj, ki je kaj lahko prehajal od žalosti do veselja, od resnosti do šale, je začel tolči z roko po mizi in klicati s smehom :
"Prav se mu godi! Prav se mu godi! Tak izdajalec ne zasluži, da se ravna bolje z njim!"
"Pustil sem ga živega," je odgovoril Kmitic, "toda do ranega jutra je moral poginiti."
"To je ščuka, ki ne ostane svojega dolžna! Bog nam daj več takih!" je klical kralj, že popolnoma dobre volje. "Sam si torej s temi vojaki prišel semkaj ? Kako se imenujejo?"
"Kemliči; oče in dva sinova." "Mater mea de domo Kemli-čeva est," je rekel resno kancler kraljičin, Vidžga.
"Vidi se torej, da so Kemliči veliki in mali," je odgovoril veselo Kmitic, "ti moji pa niso le mali, marveč pravcati razbojniki, toda izborni vojaki in meni vdani."
Vtem pa je kancler Koričinski že nekaj časa prišepetaval gnezdenskemu nadškofu na uho, naposled pa je rekel:
znatno . . . torej ga nočem raz-žaliti; toda mislim, da nimaš takega dostojanstva, katero bi ti dovoljevalo očitati šlahčiču laž brez vsakega povoda."
"človek, saj vendar govoriš z velikim kraljevim kanclerjem," je rekel gospod Lugovski.
Kmitic je jezno vzplamtel:
"Kdor mi očita laž, naj si je tudi kancler, temu povem: laže je očitati laž nego tvegati svoje življenje, laže je pečatiti z voskom nego s krvjo!"
Toda gospod Koričinski se nikakor ni razjezil, temveč odgovoril :
"Ne očitam ti laži, gospod vitez, toda če je res, kar praviš, moraš imeti bok opečen?"
"Pojdi, velmožni gospod, kje
"Kaj mnogo takih prihaja semkaj, ki se radi širokoustijo bodisi radi lastne hvale ali pa, ker pričakujejo kako nagrado. Ti prinašajo lažnive in nejasne vesti, čestokrat so tudi poslani od sovražnika."
Ta pripomba je bila za vse navzoče kakor mrzel curek. Kmi-tičevo lice se je zalilo z rdečico.
"Ne poznam dostojanstva jasnega gospoda," je odgovoril, "ki mora biti, kakor domnevam,
na stran, pa ti ga pokažem!" je zagrmel Kmitic.
"Ni treba," je rekel kralj, "saj ti itak verjamemo!" (Dalje sledi)
dum ferient ruinae!" je rekel duhovnik Vidžga, ki je rad citiral avtorje pri vsaki priliki.
"Res nezaslišane stvari," se je oglasil zopet kancler. "Povej nam, gospod vitez, kako si odnesel svoje življenje iz te nevarnosti in kako si se zmuznil skozi švedske vrste?"
"Strel me je oglušil," je rekel Kmitic, "in šele zjutraj so me našli švedje pri okopu, kakor da bi ležal brez življenja. Takoj so me postavili pred sodišče in Muller me je obsodil na smrt." "Ti pa si ušel?" "Neki Kuklinovski me je izprosil od Mullerja, da bi me mogel sam umoriti, ker je gojil proti meni grozno jezo . . ."
"To je znan lopov in razbojnik, smo že slišali o njem," je rekel kaštelan Kživinski . . . "Njegov polk stoji z Muller jem pod čenstohovo ... Res je!"
"Ta Kuklinovski je prihajal prej kot Muller j ev odposlanec v samostan in me je enkrat privatno nagovarjal na izdajo, ko j sem ga spremljal do vrat . . . Jaz pa sem ga oklofutal in brcnil z nogami. Zato me je začel so-; vražiti."
"No, že vidim, da je to vitez iz ognja in žvepla!" je zaklical; razveseljeni kralj. "Takemu ni! dobro hoditi na pot! . . . Muller te je torej oddal Kuklinovske-': mu."
"Da, milostivi gospod! ... On pa se je zaprl z menoj v praznem skednju s par ljudmi Tam me je dal privezati z vrvmi na tram in začel mučiti in mi žgal z ognjem boke." "Pri živem Bogu!" "Poklicali so ga k Muller ju, j medtem pa so prišli trije šlah- j čiči, neki Kemliči, njegovi vojaki, ki so prej služili pri meni. Ti j so pobili stražo in me odvezali s trama."
"In ste zbežali. Sedaj razu-
S žalostnim srcem naznanjamo prijateljem in znancem, da je neizprosna in kruta smrt posegla s svojo bridko koso in pretrgala nit življenja našemu nepozabljenemu očetu, oziroma soprogu
JOSEPH CIGOJ
ki je mirno v Gospodu zaspal, previden z vsemi zakramenti, dne 6. februarja, 1931 v starosti 46 let. Elagi pokojnik je bil doma iz vasi Gojača, fara Cerniče na Primorskem. Bil je plemenitega značaja, priljubljen in spoštovan v celi naselbini. Ranjki je bival v Elmhurst, lil., nad 13 let, potem pa se je preselil v Cleveland, O., kjer se je nahajal nad 12 let. Ranjki je bil član društva Naš Dom, št. 50 SDZ ter kluba Pipa.
V dolžnost si štejemo, da se najprej zahvalimo Mr. in Mrs. Louis Cigoj iz Elmhurst, 111., ki sta se toliko potrudila, da sta se udeležila pogreba. Lepa hvala Rev. Albin Gnidovcu za cerkvene obrede, istotako se lepo zahvalimo Mr. Ivan Zormanu za lepo cerkveno petje. Hvala društvenim članom, ki so čuli pri ranjkem in nam lajšali težke in bridke ure skozi dni žalosti. Tako hvala tudi vsem drugim, ki so ga prišli kropit in molit za pokoj njegove duše. Iskrena hvala pogrebniku Mr. Louis' L. Perfolia za spoštljivo in točno preskrbo vsega pogreba.
Iskreno se zahvalimo vsem, ki so darovali za sv. maše: Mr. Jernej Papež in družina, Mr. in Mrs. John Debelak in. družina, Mr. William A. Rodegar, ter klubu Hinjskih faranov, Mrs. Frances Perko, Mr. Andrej Hočevar, Mr, in Mrs. Prank Stau-tihar, Mr. in Mrs. Krist Lozar Mr. Louis Lipnos, Mr. in Mrs. Charles Hočevar iz Raymond Ave., Mr. in Mrs. Jernej Strojin, Mr. Anton Potočar.
Iskrena hvala za darovane krasne vence: Mi-, in Mrs. Louis Cigoj, Mr. in Mrs. W. W. Jepson, Mr. in Mrs. Jerry Papež in družina, Mr. in Mrs. Charles Skufca, Mr. in Mrs. John Škufca, Mrs. Prances Gregorič, Mr. in Mrs. Anton Strojin, Mr. in Mrs. Charles Malek, Mr. in Mrs. Yacabilla, Mr., in Mrs. E. Saker.
Iskreno se tudi zahvalimo odboru Slovenske Delavske Dvorane na Prince Ave., ter Bricklayers, Stonecutters and Masons Union, klubu Pipa in The Superior Lite Co.
Z globoko hvaležnim srcem izražamo zahvalo vsem onim, ki so dali pri pogrebu svoje avtomobile brezplačno; ker ne vemo za imena vseh, se vsem skupaj zahvaljujemo. Če se je pomotoma kako ime izpustilo, prosimo, da se nam oprosti, ter se prav tako iz srca zahvalimo.
Ti pa, nepozabljeni oče in soprog, počivaj v Bogu! Ostaneš nam za vedno v spominu, dokler se ne združimo nad zvezdami. Bog Ti podeli večni mir in večna luč naj Ti sveti!
Žalujoči ostali:
Elizabeta ClRo.i, soproga. Edward, Joseph in Henry, sinovi; Veronica in Paulina, hčeri. Cleveland, O., 25. marca, 1931.
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Popolnoma nova zaloga pisanih oblek za žene in dekleta, kakor tudi flat crepe obleke.
Slamniki za žene in dekleta za Veliko noč, vsake mere.
Pri nas se oblečete moderno in
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Grdina Shoppe
6111 St. Clair Ave.
Present Passion Vlay T aim Sunday
FINAL PERFORMANCE OF YEAR TO BE GIVEN AT SLOVENIAN
READING TODAY'S OPEN MAIL
Jtrasni slovenski radio program v nedeljo
NATIONAL HOME IN AFTERNOON
Inter-Frat Shots
Uncle Jake: This is the best cow in my herd. She cost $600.
Rosalie (from the city): She's a perfect dear. And what make is she?
"And do the people next door borrow much from you?"
"Borrow: Why I feel more at home in their house than in my own."
"When I was young I thought nothing of walking fifteen miles in an afternoon."
"I don't think very much of it myself."
Algernon: "Eusebia, what is it your father sees in me to objet to?"
Eusebia: "He doesn't see anything in you, Algernon; that's why he objects."
By BILLY TOFANT
Among the onlookers present were: Frnnk Palcic, Mary and Ella Opalek, Justine uZpancic, Mary and Antoinette Vidmar, Mary Rode, Tony Cimpy, Mike Kurelic, Joe Pozelnik
Ed Pečjak and Joe Speck.
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APPROXIMATELY 600 SPECTATORS WITNESSED THE
THREE TILTS OX THE MENU.
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.Johnny Speh, who donated those two sets of dishes to Laurich anc)
Doljack, was up in the balcony.
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WE DISCERNED A LARGE NUMBER OP INTER-PRAT GIRLS AMONG THE SPECTATORS.
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In the kid's fracas the White Eagles edged out the Greyhounds, 6 to 1. Joseph tallied all six points
for the winners.
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No games will ba played next Wednesday, due to Holy Week. However, the second game for the Inter-Prat crown will be played the following Wednesday, April 8.
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WHEN "REF" JOE KUBILUS CONGREGATED BOTH TEAMS IN THE CENTER OF THE FLOOR. IT REMINDED US OF THOSE SOAP BOX MEETINGS ON PUBLIC SQUARE.
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Alice Kostelic, flashy guard of the Silver Masks, made the first point of the evening. She also played a finp defense floor game.
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The Silver Masks were defeated last Saturday night by the KSKJ Flashes, 21 to 12, in an exhibition tilt.
One of the most ardent rooters fo> the Silver Masks is Albin Modic.
SMOKE SCREEN
And the battle of the Males vs. Females still wages under the smoke screen set down by the staff question man, O. I. Mnozy. Frank Jun-kar, the male generalissimo, fires a long shot in response to a volley from the feminine side of the controversy. Here it is:
March 21. 1931.
Dear Sir:
Hoping that all those who are honestly interested in the question of smoking will stand a little more argument from my humble self. I am sending you this letter in addition to my previous one.
Now let me see! Well, in the first place, let us take it for granted we are arguing in order to understand the subject better and not to insult each other capriciously. We need more honest, constructive argument. Nobody can ever say the last word about anything, and therefore it is important to remind ourselves that sometimes we must agree to disagree peacefully.
I am not uvainst smoking because I do not smoke myself. But 1 am trying to give logical reasans why I broke the habit at the right time, when I was younger. Neither do I claim smoking is deadly poisonous; but 1 do claim that it lowers the resistance of the body against various diseases.
Beside the bad effect of nicotine in smoking, let me mention this experiment: If you inhale deeply of a cigarette and then let the smoke pass through a white handkerchief, a dark brownish spot is left on the handkerchief, giving it the appearance of having been held in front of an exhaust pipe. Don't just believe me! Try this for yourself! Here we can see and feel the black dust. This is a hard fact which we just can not overlook. Of course, those who smoke do not feel smoking unclean, but the above impartial analysis shows that it is. Thp most perfect lungs must be eventually effected, more or less. Still I am afraid that some one would come and state that smoking is not harmful and disgusting.
1 think that a physician is the only scientific authority to depend upon in regards to the harmfulness. Of course, we can always defy the authority to excuse our prejudices. But this stub-borness does not make us any more right: in reality, we are defeated in the end.
Evidently, a reader did not grasp my opinion on the morality of girls who smoke. In my previous letter, I stated, 'It is perfectly alright for girls to imitate men in ways which are not harmful." This single sentence shows I do not lay much importance on the immediate effect on a girls's morality. I do not believe smoking is any more immoral for girls than it is for men. It is the old custom that makes some men think that it is moral for men and immoral for women. Ten years, or so, from now, the same people will be perfectly satisfied with ladies' smoking—if the custom will multe smoking free. We still remember how some men were against women bobbing their hair; hut sel them today, giving up the protest.
Nevertheless, it seems that the smoking by girls may eventually lead to immorality, because if a girl smokes just to make herself eiiual with men, pretty soon she may take unto herself all the sins that men have had the privilege to commit. This is exactly what happens if a girl has no relative ability to discriminate between right and; wrong in regards to society as a whole. Probably this is the reason why smoking on the part of girls is still a social taboo; perhaps. rightly so.
But a girl having a good relative sense of right anl wrong in regards to
TAKO KUJE ŽIVLJENJE
Bilo je za časa svetovne vojne, V neld ameriški stotniji je služil Arthur S. Heing, sin slavne pevke Schuman-Heinkove. Stot-nija, v kateri je služil Heink, je v neki bitki zajela nekaj Nemcev. Ko so jih privedli V ozadje, so Nemci poprosili Američane za tobak, češ, da niso že dolge mesece kadili.
Neki Nemec je poprosil tudi Heinka za cigareto, s katero mu pa slednji ni mogel ustreči, ker je ni imel. Segel pa je v žep in ponudil Nemcu cigaro. Nemec je s hvaležnostjo vzel smodko in si jo takoj prižgal. Ko je kadil tako dolgo zažfeljeni tobak, je njegov obraz kar žarel zadovoljstva in blaženosti.
Nato pa je Nemec nenadoma segel v žep svojega telovnika ter ponudil Heinku krasno zlato uro. Heink je ni hotel vzeti, toda Nemec mu je toliko časa prigovarjal, da jo je končno vzel v zameno za cigaro.
Leta so potekala. Heink je postal med tem drugi častnik na micriški potniški ladji. Naključje ga je zaneslo v Hamburg. Ko se je nekega dne izprehajal po Hamburgu ter obstal pred nekim i zložnim oknom, ga je nekdo po-trepljal po rami. Heink se je obrnil ter ugledal pred seboj nekega tujega gospoda, ki se mu je prijazno smehljal.
"Ali imate še tisto zlato uro?" ga je vprašal končno tujec.
Tedaj je Heink spoznal tujca.
"Da," je odgovoril Američan, "tukaj je." In zahteval je, naj Nemec vzame svojo uro nazaj.
Nemec pa je pogledal najprej uro, potem Heinka, nato pa odgovoril : "O, ne. Saj sva pošteno zamenjala in moja želja je, da ohranite to- uro za spomin na one težke čase." Po teh bese- j dah mu je podal roko in odšel. . .1
DESTROYER
other bad privileges of men, she is just as moral, if she smokes, as a man. She will not permit herself to be attracted by other habits worse than smoking.
I am always prepared to fight against double moral standards. And I think that the only right way of creating a better single standard is for men to discontinue bad privileges and share their useful ones with women. This is only an ideal moral standard, which is still far away from us. But we must have ideals toward which to work.
Of course, this ideal will never become a reality as long as the socalled 'independent women" will seek to revenge men by winding them around their little fingers. Revenge between men and women has never yet made them true companions. We nee-d more intellectual understanding and less antagonism in order to create a more- satisfactory moral standard. By studying psychology, these antagonistic women would discover what pathetic creatures they are in normal, human society. They are not building up. They are actually destroying • the cooperative attitude among men and women. Of course, many men, too, are guilty of destructive attitudes, but less frequently, because they do not have as difficult position as women have. But let us hope that this is the result of a transitional period of morality which is not yet wholly established.
It is fundamentally wrong courage on the part of women who boast of usurping the men's bad privileges. Any impartial person enn Bee that in this way we would only make a new single standard which would be at least twice as bad as the old double standard. Isn't one delicious apple better than two rotten ones ?
Let us be consoled by the fact that there are plenty of men and women who are cooperating in the creation of a more satisfactory moral standard.
Yes, a smoker wants a cigarette to get rid of his nervousness. But this is simply a case of psychological illusion by which he is fooled. The real cause of a smoker's nervousness disappears because the habit has been satisfied. Of course, he jumps to the conclusion the cigarette cures all the nervousness caused by ordinary daily worries.
I do agree that unsolved problems lead to nervousness and later to more serious disorders. But when this is the case, every modern psychologist will agree that the best method of reducing mental distress is to take moderate exercise; swimming dancing, or in a gym. One often gets nervous because of idleness. If he gets busy he has no time to become nervous.
A fake psychologist, who is also a tobacco salesman, of course, would recommend a cigarette for the reduction of mental tensions. A competent psychologist, neurologist or physician would not hesitate to prescribe other numerous healthy and more effective ways to cure nervousness caused by little troubles. The pity is that a competent professional man seldom gets his due hearing from the layman. That's why we still have wrong ideas. I admit a professional man is not always 100'; right, byt 1 am sure that he is more nearly right than is the layman. I think that this is important to remember if we want to progress in scientific knowledge and eliminate the common, harmful illusions.
The best universities in this country declare that non-smokers are the best students, not "bookworms," but students who are effecient in practical affairs as well as \n book-learning. I have no such evidence from the outside business world. Likewise, I admit the above example does hot prove the universal truth. . But let us take it for what it is worth.
1 do agree that many selfish men are jealous of girls smoking. But this does not mean that all men, who are against it, are jealous. A psychologically
f emancipated man does not arbitrarily protest against girls smoking, without giving concrete reasons for his attitude, j Of course, these reasons do not mean anything to a person who either does | not want to see them, or can not understand them.
I hope that, in the liclit of my arguments, I am not arbitrary in coming to the same conclusion—that you girls who do not smoke are the wiser.
Yours sincerely,
FRANK JUNKAR.
Well, Frank, that's a hefty effort. Maybe it will end this war and, then again, it may not. We'll see what the future mails bring to light. Thanks for the letter.
ALL FOR DOLJACK Dr. Mally's letter anent a "Doljack Day" sure is meeting with approval. Here's a letter from another supporter of the Detroit fly chaser:
Dears Sir:
After reading all the male vs. female brawls in these columns and having expressed my personal opinion, I am compelled to come to the aid of Dr. James W. Mally, not by force, but simplv to hold our Slovenian name intact by promoting, as Dr. Mally suggests, a "Doljack Day" and show the rest of the people that we are proud of our Slovene who has made good.
We all know Frankie as an ace on Cleveland sandlots and the many times he has made us stand on our toes by his sensational playing. Wo know he is of true Slovenian blood and it is our duty to show Frankie that we appreciate his success by getting together and sponsoring "Doljack Day."
I think it would be very nice for the American Home Junior to stir up action and get other Slovenian clubs and merchants to cooperate and make this day a reality, not only in writing but actuality.
Yours truly,
•LINDY" LOKAR.
Okay, "Lindy." Don't forget to be at the meeting at the St. Clair Bathhouse Monday night, when all the plans for the affair will be discussed.
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TRAVELERS SWEEP
BROADWAY-HARVARD IN A. B. C. TOURNEY
Larry Slogar led the offensive onslaught as the Norwood Alleys experienced little difficulty in handing the Broadway-Harvard quintet cf Traveling League keglers a three-game setback, last Sunday. Larry contributed a pair of 214 games as the local lumber topplers garnered a pin total of 2776 as compared with the opposition's 2607 mark.
Debelak's 218, Lausche's 213 and Udovich's 204 were other salient marks of the match. Peter's work stood out for the visitors.
Next Saturday and Sunday the team will travel to Buffalo to compete in the A. B. C. tournament. Udovich, Leskovec, Slogar, Lausche, Pozelnik and Bokar are the six men to enter in the team, double;; and 1 singles events. As a result the reg-j ular match with the Munc Alleys has i bc2n postponed.
OHIO IN WEEK'S NEWS BITS
Simultaneously ivith the announcement of the discovery of an aid to flying, comes the disclosure of an individual who planned hindering American aviation by disabling the monster of the air, U. S. Navy zep-pelin Akron, now nearing completion at Akron, Ohio. Paul F. Kassay, mechanical expert, employed in the building of the giant craft, is the individual who would see to it that the ship "never took the air."
Recently there ^oas demonstrated in Cleveland a new light ivhich is visible for a distance of 125 miles. The above picture graphically shoivs the powers oft this latest child of science.
Boljši in več načinov kako se hrani plin
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IMAMO dobre načine, kako se zviša plinova gorkota in se obenem hrani s plinom. Mi jih poznamo in nas veseli, da vam jih lahko razložimo.
To vas bo napravilo dobrega plinovega odjemalca.
V drugem1 oziru je pa nelepa in nepravilno upostavljena grelna priprava potrata plina in ga človek nerad rabi.
Zato je pa v naš dobrobit, da naredimo vsakega plinovega odjemalca srečnega z rezultati, ki jih dobi, brez uporabe dodatnega plina.
Prvi način zadovoljivega in ekonomičnega rezultata rabe plina je, da pe rabi pravi tip plinovih peči, in da so pravilno upostavljene. To morejo napraviti samo izkušeni možje. Rade volje svetujemo takega človeka, ali pa vam pošljemo
našega, ne da bi vas to kaj stalo.
Termostati in avtomatični regulatorji toplote (ki vam regulirajo toploto, kakršno hočete), so del vsake dobre plinove naprave—radi varčevanja plina, večje udobnosti in enakomerne toplote.
Ravno tako so naprave, da se privije ali odvije plin, prižge ali ugasne, del teh plinovih peči.
Kar se pa tiče "varčevanja plina" vam pa svetujemo, da vprašate nas, posebno kar se tiče grelnih naprav, ki so vam bile upostavljene v hišo po kakem pripoznanem kontraktorju. Povedali vam bomo odkrito in pravilno, če je potreba kakih takih naprav za varčevanje plina, ali ne, če so porabne ali ne, če so varne ali ne. To je jako važno za vas.
Z vsakim'vprašanjem radi grenja se obrniti na kontraktorja ali plinovo dnižbo.
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Twelve Stupendous Scenes Used in Dramatic Presentation of World's Greatest Tragedy; 150 Actors Take Part Under Direction of Louis Oblak, Who Plays Lead
The last performance of the Passion Play, will take place at the Slovenian National Home, St. Clair Ave., Palm Sunday, April 29. This notice ought to be sufficient inducement to pack the hall to it's full capacity, however, there seems to be a lot of conjecture on just why the American Home Junior is giving this production such wide publicity, therefore we take this means to explain why every one should witness this spectacle.
In the words of Mr. Ivan Zorman: "It is cultural works of this sort, that bring our nationality to the attention of the American public." Just take a glance at the flattering reviews given this performance by our daily papers, and hear some of the opinions of men and women prominent in cultural works, and you will readily see and understand that the above statement, made by cur poet, is not exaggerated.
A performance of this sort, involving 150 people, both old and young, a tremendous sacrifice of time and effort as well as money, has been made by the Passion Players just so that they may give you a finished, brilliant and reverent picture of the greatest drama in Chris-tiandom. That they have succeded in their work is proven by the flattering criticism received so far.
Palm Sunday begins Holy Week, the time that all of Christiandom, pauses and reflects on the Passion and sufferings of our Lord, therefore a fitting time to present this performance. You will never regret seeing it, the scenes are beautiful and beggar all description.
Tickets are on sale at Mrs. Kush-lan's. The performance starts promptly at 2, be there on time so as not to miss any of the 12 stupendous scenes.
Obte za sv. obhajilo
FRANK G. GORNIK
SLOVENSKI ODVETNIK
V mestu (čez dan) 1259 Union Trust Bldg. E. 9th in Euclid Ave. Telefon Main 7260.
Podružnica na 15335 Waterloo Rd. Suite 2, v Slov. Del. Domu
Zvečer od 0:30 do 8:00. Telefon: KEnmore 1244
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BUM GUESSER
Who says newspaper men haven't sense of humor They have— don't v continuously interview Henry Ford on any and every subject-mostly those he knows little or nothing about? And Henry—he ol the febulous in come—does he not. just as humorously, answer their questions —especially those he knows little or nothing about? For d's interview putout now rivals his auto putout. Some of his an-d,,,	swers are patheti-
fln vfunny' and some—well, you'll 0{ his latest in today's "Department Oh Yeah!' To recall some of his is re famous statements: "Prohibition rairii SUccess'" "The average man will not do a day's work unless jt „ caught and can not get out of d' "Dishonesty caused the latest Session,'' and his latest: "There
fe\v I are good timcs' but only a if * know it. There's plenty of work
People would only do it." thp auties and prize winners, all of a m- It is strange that Ford, truly ho»reat financier, does not realize W foolish and ridiculous he is mak-V thhitnself before John H. Public stat his wholesale interviews and cements on anything from manuring to prohibition to religion. Ij/fS latest blunder could easily have . eri Prevented had he cared to ac-tin ^ himself with the true condi-°ns right in Detroit, the town he J on the map. Even closer than . his own plant. We are in-urmed it is the boast cf that or-jfUzation there has not been a sin-J wage cut. Diplomatically, they ]=, ct to tell us of the number o'
j CONDITIONS BAD h 11 an address by Mayor Murphy of lhctroit, Mich., that individual told of ''elief measures necessary t.o pro-aae for the 150,000 unemployed in w around Detroit. This group was Slstered, a mere 96,000 being tabbed in the first week, with 12.00C this number in need of immedi-^ help. An employment bureau jf? established giving jobs to some .(TOO. These jobs were distribute jjj a basis of need; heads of fam-of seven or more children were first choice, then came those thl six children, and so on flown, r line. Great work was done by l0e city in this rcspect and they are M be commended for it; 125,000 peo-|lC Were supplied with clothes. motje 2,000,000 free meals had been ha* and 35°.°00 beds for the nl8ht •2j| been supplied. All at a cost oi C°00,000 a month. Said cost being y16 by 300,000 taxpayers.
t. Ford has the audacity to pubis, announce that there is plenty
JADRAN PRESENTS OPERETTA, CONCERT SUNDAY EVENING
ONE GOOD TURN—
Good Samaritan Deed Acts as Boomerang
Affair at Slovenian Working-men's Home Promises High-Class Entertainment
IVANUSH DIRECTING
Committee Plans Fund for Silver Fox Scouts
ADOPT THRIFT PLAN
MISS ICY PLUNGE
Strong Fence and Angels Keep Party From Dip
Concert to Take Up First Half of Program, Followed by Ivanush's Operetta
Singing Society Jadran cordially invites everyone to attend the concert and operetta they are giving at the Slovenian Workingmen's^Home, Waerlco Rd., Sunday evening, March 29, at 7.
"The Tavern by The Sleepy Crow." by John Ivanush, prominent Slovenian composer, is the operetta to be presented by the Collinwood group. Included in the cast of charters are such prominent singers as Margaret Grosel, Ludwig Sanabor, Joseph Pez-airtz, Joe Planine and Anna Vadnal. These are to be assisted by Jadran';; well-trained mixed chorus. Ivanush, composer, likewise directs the operetta. Needless to add, therefore, the presentation should be perfect.
The first part of the program will be devoted to solo, quartet and chorus numbers. The program will open with a number by the mixed choir, this to be followed by a male quartet, singing, "Rapping on the Window." The ladies next take charge of the situation as the female chorus sings a number, assisted by Miss Grm at the piano.
For the next number a selection from Hoffmann will be offered as a piano solo by Olga Godec. Following this is a number by the male chorus. A female quartet, the well-known Cesnik sisters, offer the next number, followed by a mixed octette selection. The male quartet will then be heard, followed by the mixed octette. The male choir will close the first half of the evening's program.
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SOKOLITE GIVEN
SURPRISE PARTY ON 20TH BIRTHDAY
d0 M.'ork to do if people would only it! He digs himself deeper in M self-created muddle by sweetly tc'ng: "These really are good but only a few know it." It's thnEfr bst those 300,000 taxpayers and cIim 125-000 destitute are not in-
!?cd in the "few who know it." ifiery man t0 his own flitting, s,,'"' as a manufacturing genius, is ativ ' Pord' as an authority on of '' and all subjects, is the delight Newspaper men and columnists, Q goat of the public!
hither and thither
j. (and back again) f^'e's little disillusionments . . . ^ Vears your correspondent labored %hTr. the impression the only male wain sacred from female invasion s that of tobacco chewing. But, Cas' While vacationing in a North •t^t na wilds »came across a young Oh °n- barefooted and chewing! My hay!
WUt in a creepy Sunday afternoon ng Count Dracula do his blood-by ^hg act in current noise movie tethe same name. Only impression abu ed was one of envy. Oh, to be Sw, to sleep all day in the same sJ" and in the evening appear in kic, attire—without a solitary wrtn-' Uncanny, we calls it.
Last Saturday, the mother and sister of Miss Josephine Martincic, helped her celebrate her 20th birthday, by planning a big surprise party. As Josephine is a stanch Sokolite. all her fellow-members were on hand for the occasion.
The party was held in the basement of the young ladies home, assuring the guests of plenty of room for dancing. There were 60 present and they all enjoyed themselves, dancing to the music of Brancel and Mahne "Read-headed Duet."
The birthday celebrant received many beautiful gifts, too numerous to mention. Outstanding was a toilet set from the Sokol boys and a $20 gold piece from her brother. The latter present was one of the features of the evening. The gift was done up in a nest of boxes, and took 15 minutes to unwrap, supplying the party with much amusement.
The party lasted until the wee hours of the morning.
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INDUSTRIAL GIRLS
Will Try to Have 50 Percent of Scouts at Summer Camp This Year
"At least 50 per cent of the mem-I bers of the Silver Fox Tribe at the summer scout camp this year," was the goal members of the tribe committee set at a luncheon meeting held last Wednesday, March 18, 1931 I at the Chamber of Commerce Club.
Dr. James W. Mally, treasurer, and I Mr. Frank M. Jaksic, both members of the committee, and Scoutmaster Felix A. Danton discussed at length, ways and means to encourage and assist the local scouts to attend the I scout camp this summer.	• .
Set Up Camp Fund The following plans were outlined | and approved:
1—A	camp fund is to be set up of I not less than $30, one-half of which
is to be raised by the scouts and the other has been pledged by the | two committeemen.
2—A	paper clean-up campaign to | be staged the latter part of April.
The proceeds to go into the camp I fund.
3—Active	participation in the I broom order campaign which Cleveland boy scouts put on each year for the benefit of the Cleveland Society
I for the Blind.
Scouts receive 10 per cent, com-I mission toward their camp fee for I all broom orders secured.
Thrift Plan Adopted The committee also approved a I summer camp thrift plan suggested by Mr. Danton. The plan sets up a systematic savings account which cach scout may have and when $6 has been deposited, the committee will pay out of the camp fund, at least $i, making up a total of $7. which will pay for one-week's stay at camp.
Camp thrift cards are to be made by the scouts for this purpose and will be ready for distribution early next month.
This is the first time that a concerted effort will be made in the Silver Fox Tribe to encourage as many members as possible to get to camp.
JUGOSLAV-SLOVENE DINNER-DANCE ONE OF SEASON'S HITS
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REUNION
All interested in the proposed class reunion are asked to attend a meeting; in the school hall, Monday evening, March 30, at 8:30. All those appointed on the various class committee® are requested to be present.
now.
Carl Schultc (Addison Rd.): "A good business career, a lot bet ter than working in a factory." Josephine Novak (Prince Ave.): • I believe I would prefer the teach ing profession." William Cvetko (E. 45th St.): "A job, any kind would satisfy me right now."
Alice Martincic (Bliss Rd.): "I believe I would take up nursing for a career." Al Zibert (E. 67th St.): "Building has always been my hebby."
Next week's question will be: "Do you ever read Martha Lee's or Mrs. Maxwell's columns and why?
TWENTY YEARS WITH THE ORELS
By O. I. MNOZY
(Continued From Last Week) In 1912 it fostered one of the first singing societies in Cleveland and in the same year it organizfcd the tam-burica orchestra, largely through the efforts of the Rev. B. J. Ponikvar, the club purchased $900 worth of instruments from one of the best manufacturers in Ljubljana.
When the clouds of war hung dark and threatening over Europe in the summer of 1914 and nation after nation was plunged into the swirling maelstrom cf war, the Cleveland Orel continued to grow. War necessitated the postponement of their anticipated trip to Europe, but they continued in their work until the tramp of marching feet and the blare of bugles announced America's entry into this gigantic struggle.
now Cleveland is blessed (?) hr'} an announcer on local motor oil
V > m who does a steal 011 "Bugs"
work. What price originality? tor»' while the subject of radio is be-Htfn hs . . . here's a tip you can't % to overlook. If you're want-ev Some guffaws tune in on WGAR "Stat- Saturday evening at 10 for stat,l'on- KUKU, the world's worst WiK '" tt's a laugh! And the im-tct °n of the musical maestro Wal-tiiCIt.°amrosch is a panic, so is the It *le°deon, and so is—oh, listen to
•v°hi'selves! ■j« -
we're usually easy to get ILK with, one thing burns us up. %is to be engrossed in a clever If^t story and then to find the bite kage missing. We could just 4 nails!
a so back to work.
Euclid Branch of Jugoslav Slovene Club Has 20 Active Members
The Industrial Girls Club, a branch of the Jugoslav Slovene Club, in Euclid Village, now has a membership of 20 active young ladies.
Mrs. Frances Lausche-Urankar is the supervisor and recreational director for the club which meets on each Thursday evening at the Noble Road school gymnasium. Miss Max-ine Steinetz is the original organizer.
Although at present the club activities are limited to socialized recreational work, in the future the objectives will be similar to those of the Jugoslav Club which has its headquarters at the International Institute.
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FURNISH SIDE ALTAR
JOIN CRUSADERS
What do you think of anyone who goes in swimming at this time of the year? What do you think, if we tell you, it was at 3 a. m.? Well, nobody actually did do such a thing, but a party of five came mighty, mighty close.
Following a party in honor of Joe Sodja, Banjo Buddy, one ma-chine-load of guests, were serenely driving home via Lake Shore Boulevard. All went well till they reached the lake drive at Gordon park and instead of making the turn up the hill, the car merrily rolled along. The sturdy fence loomed large in front.
Undaunted the machine carried on. leaving in its wake, sundry pieces cf fence posts and a mass of tangled wires, not to mention various parts of a bumper, fender and wheel. The car crazily came to a halt, with one wheel already over the enbankment—much to the delight of the passengers, who climbed out of the wreck.
But fear gripped then* hearts as the driver failed to show any signs of life. Repeated shakings finally met with a. response on the part of the form huddled over the wheel. Some people are hard to wake up!
The driver, was Louis Grdina, the thrilled (take it as you may) passengers were the Misses Victoria and Alice Kmet, Frances Grdanc and Frances Knaus.
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Department of
Oh Veah!
In operating a business the last $10,000,000 of profit is the hardest to earn.
—Charles M. Schwab. Yes, we've always had that trouble, too.
In both houses of Congress are . . . men giving their time and spending their money from a sense of public duty.
—Calvin Coolidge. Come, come, Cal. You're not trying to get on the good side of the beys, arc you?
These really are good times, but only a few know it.- There's plenty of work to do if people would do it.
—Henry Ford. Sure, for nothing.
I know it will be a good thing for us if we lose three or four games this year.
—Knute Rockne. Yes, but more so for other schools like—say, Harvard.
A gigolo gives full value for the money he receives.
—Francis X. Bushman. What's this supposed to be, X, an advertisement for your own project?
By July 15 the effort of this bureau to enforce prohibition should be well under way. —Prohibition Commissioner
Amos W. W. Woodcock. The effort may be, but that's all —and YOU know it!
If I thought it would do any good, I would advocate a law requiring W. C. T. U. women to look happier.
—Captain William H. Stayton. A good drink would fix that up, Cap.
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Annual Party Is Most Pretentious of All Affairs Held in Slovenian Cleveland
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 6
Corsages, Gorgeous Wraps, Fashionable Evening Gowns Play Big Part in Party
Hits About Them
Perhaps, there is no social event in Slovenian Cleveland and its suburbs, that arouses as much interest each year, as does the fastidious, Jugoslav Slovene Club dinner dance.
Surely at no time are the young-ladies more excited, and the young men more concerned. It is one of the occasions on which young Slovenian society, if we may call it such, steps out and celebrates with an ostentatious and pretentious splendor.
On Easter Monday, April C. , the beautiful "Garden Room" of Willie's Lake Shore Garden will be the gaity scene for this year's dinner dance. Dinner will be served at 8:30 p. m., followed by dancing until 2 o'clock. Billy Jenkins and his eight-piece orchestra will be tho musical entertainers. Tickets are $3.50 a couple and they may be obtained from Miss Frances Knaus, 1052 E. 62d St. on-call FLorida 3815-J. All reservations must be made on or before Friday, April 3.
As in former years the affair will blossom forth a panorama of color of fashionable gowns, gorgeous wraps, sophistically coiffures, glittering jewels and the not-to-be-forgotten Easter corsages. While the dinner dance will be semi-formal, the gentlemen will be more or less choicy in their attire. The conventional Tuxedo, the semi-formal dark suit and the informal suit, will all be worn.
Miss Frances Zulich is chairman of the commitee on arrangements. She is assisted by Mesdames Dolores Zalar-Grdina and Frances Lausohe-Urankar, and the Misses Honey Gornik, Frances Knaus, Marie Skoda, Frances Olcorn, Alice Kmett and Helen Satkovich.
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LOUIS SIMONCIC
WINS MEMBERSHIP
CONTEST IN SNPJ
Over 300 Attend Meeting at Grdina's
Hall; Speakers and Entertainers
Fiery speeches by Messrs. Pilliod, Frank O'Brien and Anthony Grdina Sr., induced a large number of Slovenes to join the Crusaders, at a rally held last Thursday at Grdina's Hall.
The purpose of the Crusaders organization is to combat the forces working for the propagation of the Eighteenth Ammendment. Over 300 adults attended this gathering. Between speeches they were entertained by a couple of versatile entertainers.
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DONATES PRIZES
The Stragglers now have the honor cf being the second largest English-speaking lodge of the SNPJ in the country. Their membership numbers some 300 active workers.
The credit in a large measure goes to Mi-. Louis Simoneic, leader of the Stragglers Harmony Aces, Louis took first prize honors in a recent membership drive sponsored by the Cleveland Federation, and finished close to the top in the country-wide contest.
The Stragglers are now hard at work preparing for a gigantic celebration on April 26, commemorating their fourth anniversary. Dancing will begin at 2 p. m. and will continue until 11:30 p. m., with a short intermission at 6 p. m. for supper and a vaudeville performance. Many out-of-town visitors plan to attend. Tickets may be obtained now from members and Collinwood merchants.
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DANCE AT ST. PAUL'S
EUCLID LASS
Here we have a young lady, who hails from, and is a stanch supporter of Euclid, o., where the cops run wild and the hills run high. Introducing, Miss—
ALBINA C. GABRENYA She likes raspberry jello, hates whipped cream, Cleveland and elaborate receptions and was one of the principals in the "Battle of the Mails" in the A. H. J. last year.
Is sorry she will not be able to vote in the next November elections and she believes in pretty church weddings.
Would rather scrub floors and wash clothes than cook and is not in favor of smoking by the femmes. And she plays both the classics and rag time on the piano.
Was born on Thanksgiving Day in 1910 and her middle name is Caroline.
Her hobbies include roller skating and miniature golf at Elmwood. Hates baseball and watches bucket-ball every now and then at Gray's Armory.
Has heart palpitations every time Ramon Navarro puts on pash act for the benefit of the cash customers and goes ga-ga when, li'l Joan Crawford. of the Fairbanks household, starts emotin'.
Saw "Dracula" as both the stage play and flicker version and now intends to read the book. Can't scare her—much!
Is trying ,to put on weight—by request of the family and her eyes are blue-gray, while her hair is somewhat blond. And she is crazy about Euclid Village and black and white pony fur coat.
Reads Colliers, College Humor, Life, Delineator and Junior. Favorite colors are black and blue (ah ha! a fighter). And she has just finished absorbing some of Kathleen Norris, fav scrivener, in the form of "Love of Julie Boreli."
Visited Chinatown last week found it interesting and not so Chinese, works at Richmans and likes chop suey—don't hold it against her!
Is very pop with the Euclid and C'land males, but has no steady. Never blushes, haš had no embar-rasing moments and outside of that is just like any other girl.
Orcls to Provide One of Altars for New St. Vitus' Church
With the work on the new St. Vitus church, fast nearing completion. the Orels announce that they are to furnish one of the altars in the edifice.
All the affairs sponsored by the club this season go toward this fund. The Orels are one of the first clubs to announce their offering. The next show given by them will be a boxing show on April 9.
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UNITED LODGES MEET
Bowlers to Rcccivc Cuopons for Games at Norwood Slides
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EDITS PAPER
Lass Assistant Editor of > ® Echo," Notre Dame Publication
Hioi-p Margaret Hribar, a sopho-WJ- at Notre Dame high school, has W a»Pointed assistant editor of the
Kovine news called "The
Sti^u Paper is a four-page mimeo-^ct' d copy- It is exceptionally at-n<We because of its accuracy, aess and well edited stories.
St. Vitus Group Plans Year's Picnics; to Sponsor Popularity Contest
At a meeting of the United Lodges of St. Vitus, held at the school hall last Wednesday evening, the dates for this year's picnics were set. The first affair will be held on May 31 at Spelko's farm with the Brancel brother supplying the music. The second picnic will be held at the same place on Aug. 2.
It was also agreed at the meeting, to hold a girls' popularity contest, the grand prize for which will be a trip to Europe, and back.
The Rogers Silverware Co. in conjunction with Joe Pozelnik, introduced a practical idea at the Norwood Alleys last week. For every game rolled on the Norwood slides Joe will give five coupons to the bowler.
A specified number of these coupons can be turned in for various pieces of silverware. Full particular details can bo obtained from Joe at tho alleys.
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Bridge Party
Miss Bertha Laurich. was the hostess at an informal bridge party la-;t Tuesday evening at her home on Arbor Ave. Delicious refreshments added greatly to the enjoyment of the guests.
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Surprise Nuptial Shower
The bridesmaids-elect for Miss Nettie Novince, 19211 Kiwanee Ave., gave her a surprise nuptial shower last Thursday. Miss Novince will be married to Mr. John Kaplan, 937 Englewood Drive, on April 18.
War temporarily disrupted this organization, many of the members joined or were pressed into the services and many of them made the supreme sacrifice on the field of honor and their remains rest in the poppy-strewn fields of Flanders.
After the war it was again reorganized and girls were now admitted to membership. At this time it began to inaugurate camping trips among the male members. Camping-out for two or three days, the boys would cook their own meals and otherwise rough it out in the open. This period was noted for its good social times.
But again another difficulty confronted the organization. Many of their active members were entering into professional or business careers and the Rev. B. J. Ponikvar foreseeing a gradual deteriation, through untiring efforts obtained -the services cf the Rev. M. J. Ja^er, the devoted European Orel.
Tireless and unflinching in the performance of his duties, Rev. Jager soon moulded this organization into a well-disciplined body;; 12 classes of gym were formed and the gymnasium became a veritable bee hive of activity. There were also different committees formed to foster the drama, singing and music, besides a boosters club which the girls organized themselves.
Due to ill health the Rev. Jager has been forced to relinquish his work, but the fruits of his labors still remain. The club now has a membership of 400, their meetings .are well attended.
However, it is not all work at the Orels for they sponsor many social affairs and parties, both private and public. This year the proceeds from such entertainments have all been turned over to the fund for the new St. Vitus' church.
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QUACK DANCE SATURDAY
Stragglers Bachelors Holding Gala Affair; Harmony Aces Play
Don't forget the big time Saturday, March 28, at the Slovenian Working-men's Home, Waterloo Rd. This is being sponsored by the Stragglers bachelors, better known as the Quacks. The boys promise all attending a good time.
The Stragglers Harmony Aces will play for dancing and those who wish to play cards will find all facilities to do so. Advance sale of tickets is new being held at Mandel's Drug, Jclercic and Mavec Florist Shoppes; and by the members of the club.
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SEEK BASKETBALL CROWN
Sacred Heart and Holy Rosary Sodalities Hold Frolic Easter Sunday
A new floor and entire redecora-tion of St. Paul's church auditorium will add greatly to the success of the frolic sponsored there by Sacred Heart and Holy Rosary Sodalities on Easter Sunday night.
Ellis Brothers orchestra will play at the dance, admission will be only 35 cents. St. Paul's auditorium is located at 1369 E. 40th St.
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KAYS AT FIGHT
Is crazy about formal affairs, has been to all the eat and gallop houses in this city and likes Coral Gables, of Palais D'Or fame, the best.
Education received through medium of St. Vitus, Notre Dame Academy and St. Francis Commercial knowledge shops.
Has the best time at home parties. Does not believe in dreams but visits all the Gypsy (accent on first syllable) tearooms in town.
And never finds out anything about her future.
Has been to Painesville, Chippewa Lake and Akron and she belongs to Triglav, B. V. M. Sodality, SNPJ and SDZ lodges and likes to waltz better than fox trot.
Works crossword puzzles to and from work on street cars every day and she plays 66, pinochle, rummy and solitaire but hot bridge.
Brazis Bros, in Runnig for Class
Championship; R. Kalister Coach
Under th«j expert tutorship of Coach Rudy Kalister, the Brazis Bros., Muny Class D outfit, have been creating a splash in the titular chase. The team's starting lineup is composed of Ed Peck and "Babe" Kobe, forwards; Jack Mohorcic and George Bobrich, guards, while Nick Lalich takes care of the center post. Louis Dolshack, Frank Hrovat and "Rabbits" Legg: complete the squad.
To date the team has chalked up nine victories, chiefly through Kobe's uncanny sharpshooting.
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Democrats Dance
The K. K. K. Girls Will Attend Orel Fights in Group
Just now the girls of the Klever Kids Klub are planning to- attend the Orel fight, April 9, in a group.
In addition, they arc also making arrangements for a private dance to be held at the Slovenian Home, at Holmes Ave., April 25. The Arcadian Melody Pilots will present the dance music. Admission is 50 cents, includ ing refreshments. Tickets can be obtained from members only.
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Make Plans for Year
MORE NEWS ON PAGE G
The 23d Ward Democratic Club will sponsor a dance and card party to be held on Tuesday, April 14, at the Slovenian National Home, St. Clair Ave.
For further details of this affair, watch this paper for announcement next week.
At a recent meeting of the Euclid Village Y. W. C. A. many feature events were decided upon for the coming season. A trip to Chinatown, kating party, dance and vase painting will be some of the activities participated in by these active girls,
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In Big Revue
Wears Baby Louis heels (don't you know what they are? Neither do we) exclusively and is not in favor of making jails too comfortable. Win up in the air two years ago and wants to go up again. Which proves ome people never know when they're well off.
Wears a size 4'.i shoe and she would be most thrilled (and mosquito bitten) if she could go to Africa on her honeymoon; be chased by a ferocious lion and then rescued by her husband.
Uses only Coty's perfume and cosmetics, gets a fingerwave each week, but manicures her own nails. Is an arduous worker for St. Christine's church and is active on all committees.
Likes to see men smoke pipes and waar white shirts only. And she has three brothers, Edward, Louis and William.
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Kalisters Play
Roosevelt school will be the scene of a dance given by the Euclid Sports Saturday, March 28. The Kalister Trio will furnish the music. -o-
A pretentious Pre-Easter revue, is now being held at the Coconut Grov 1515 Euclid Ave. Miss Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is the featured attraction, she. is supported by Pat Loftus, Johnny Gribbons and other famous nite club stars.
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OPEN MAIL ON PAGE 6
Series Scores
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"One good turn deserves another," so says Miss Josephine Legat.
About a month ago she encountered a destitute motorist and his wife, on the corner of E. lG7th St., with a car that refused to run. Pronto, she offered the assistance of her Baby Lincoln roadster, and after what was a lengthy time, the balky car was pushed into its native garage on E. 249th St.
The a p p l* e c 1 a tive gentleman wished to reward Miss Legat's charity, of course, but she staic-ally objected to any recompense. She remarked that she performed the act, with the hope, that if some day she were in a predicament. someone would in turn help her. With that, she was homeward bound.
Now last week, Miss Legat, while driving to work, unexpectedly had a flat tire on Superior Ave. and E. 65th St. Since she did not have time to repair it. she left the car on a side street and walked the rest of the distance. During her lunch hour fhe returned to change the tire. Then, as she donned her overalls, a strange, but handsome and strong young man appeared on the scene and informed Miss Legat, that changing tires was not a girl's job. He performed the irksome task in a jiffy and she drove back to work, convinced that the incident was an outgrowth of her Samaritan act.
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O. I. Mnozy s WeeKJy I Questionnaire
In today's answer, you'll find the choice of vocation the following would take, if they had their choice: Frances Modec (Carl Ave.): "If I had my choice, I would take , up a singing career." John Ausec (Waterloo Rd.): "My choice right now, would be to get a steady job, regardless of what it is."
Marv Hrovat (Lockyear Ave.): "I believe I'd take up a course in secretarial work."
Frank Mocnik (West Park): "Mechanical engineering would be my vocation." Aiice Cucnik (E. 61st St.): "I would go in for office work, I like it."
Jchn Krall (Saranac Rd.): "My choice would be between dentistry and medicine." Mary Kovacic (E. 49th St.) : "Beauty parlor work is what I like, but there are too many of them
Kay J. Grdina, I Says
Voice From \the Stands
By EDDIE KOVACIC Junior Sports Editor
DOL JACK DAY
Immediately upon receipt of an epistle forwarded to us by Dr. Mally, concerning a Doljack Day at League Park, we hied off to see how much commotion we could stir up on the issue by personal interviews. Quite logically our first victim was the instigator of this idea and a nice long chat was the subsequent result. The tentative plan is to see what interest the readers and followers of Doljack will manifest. Those who send in letters, concerning their approval of the idea, shall be put on a committee which shall meet at a later date.
Upon further investigation, we inquired of Joe Pozelnik, Norwood Alley owner, his opinion and immediately we were rejoined with a glad palm. Joe feels certain that a oec-tlon could be reserved for Slovenian and other friends of Doljack and easily dispensed with at a little higher price, the proceeds going to the Detroit rookie as a token of Slovenian gratitude.
SECOND VISIT
Next eame Frank M. Jaksic, prominent banker, who thinks that it would go over with a crash. Prank is more concerned with a tentative date at present, picking on the second visit of Detroit to Cleveland as the ripe time for a "Doljack Day."
The last and final prospect was none other than Slapnik, neighborhood florist. We were assured that we could 'bank" on him at all times for such an occasion.
YOUR OPINION
Now we have a starting point let's see what response we shall receive from our readers. What do you think of it? Have you any suggestions, either pro or con? You know this is the one golden opportunity for the Slovenes to boast a real Slovene. An opportunity which may not come again for a long time. And above all it will undoubtedly encourage the youngster, to a point, where he will be assured of the good wishes of his fellow men. What do you say?
MAYBE YOU DIDN'T KNOW
(and what if you did)
That Prank J. Lausche, prominent Slovenian attorney, had one of the best throwing arms on the Cleveland sandlots about a decade ago.
That Ollle Welf had a try-cut with the Philadelphia Americans, but lost out because of an injured foot. Formerly practiced in the vetsnarian field.
That Heinie Martin was a pretty good indoor pitcher in his prime, but turned out to be a better backstop in the National pastime racket.
That those who have witnessed Frank Simms' powerful futtgos' in the back lots, believe he is capable of propelling the pellet over the center field score board at League Park.
That one of the best outfielders of the neighborhood, in his time, was John J. Prince, popular assistant prosecuting attorney.
That Louie Dolsic, amateur base-bailer and co-partner of the Modic-Dolslc Shoe Shine Parlor, emulates Jack Lustig in sketching outstanding sport figures.
That a sore arm was the cause of Charley J. Lausche's retirement from baseball after a short but brilliant career.
That Luke Gornik was also forced to quit, but for a different reason which he, himself, can explain best. Ask him yourself, if you're curious to know.
That two of the best playground instructors years ago, were Dr. J. W. Mally and W. J. Kenik, attorney.
That Buduweiser, girl basketball and baseball mentor, is also the offoclal penalty timekeeper at all of the Cleveland Indian ice hockey home games.
That Chuck Slapnik takes to swimming like a duck does to water.
That Stan Kromar, M. C„ used to be a star thirdsacker in his boy days' he performed for the powerful Cerne Jewelers.
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TREE CHOPPERS AND PIONEERS MEET IN INTER-LODGE LOOP
Silver Masks Win Series Opener from Sokols
Fran Kje Simms Meets Tough "Pierre Charles at IZquestritim Tonight
SOKOLS GRAB EARLY LEAD, BUT WEAKEN IN CLOSING MINUTES TO LET MASKS TAKE 9-7 GAME
Arthur Leads Victors With Five Points, While Slaper's Three Markers Keep Gymnasts in Running'; Loyaliles, Merchants Win Prelims
In one of thč most exciting basketball tussles of the current year, the Silver Masks eked out a 9 to 7 win over the defending champions, the Sokols, in the first game of a three-game series for the Inter-Frat title. The winners, after trailing throughout the major portion of the game, retaliated to literally steal the show. Without question, Mae Arthur was the star of the fracas, having five points to her credit, although Nichols the fireworks with a neat long shot. Frances Slaper starred for the losers with three markers.
SLOVENIAN HEAVYWEIGHT HAS FINE CHANCE OF LANDING IN LIMELIGHT LN TEN-ROUND BOUT
READERS SEND IN INTER-FRAT TEAMS IN A. H. J. CONTEST
Winner to Receive $5 Gold Piece for Selecting Same Team as Paper
As the American Home Junior All-Inter-Frat team contest comes to a close promptly at midnight, Tuesday. March 31, readers, one and all are urgently advised to. send in their selection of an Al1-Inter-Prat team immediately. To the person selecting the same team as doer- the sports staff of this paper, a $5 cold piece will be given.
Pick your team, then teh ir- a short letter, just why you make these particular selections mail them to 6117 St. Clair Ave., care of the American Home Junior, and you will be eligible to receive the prize. The American Home Junior All-Inter-Frat team for 1930-31 will be announced in the Friday, April 2, issue of the paper.
To date quite a few teams have been received and give indication the contest will be very close, with the possibility the letters will be necessary to decide the winner.
Here aro the rules, governing the contcst. Read them carefully and then submit your team.
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1—No choices will be accepted after midnight Tuesday, March 31.
Z—Only five players are to be chosen for the Ail-Inter-Frat team. It will not be necessary to mention right or left forwards or guards.
3—A	player can be picked for any position which she has played at any time during the year.
4—Everyone	is eligible for the $5 prize, players as well as fans and coaches. The only ones excepted arc the staff members and employees of the American Home Junior and their immediate families.
5—Mail	in your choices to the American Home Junior, C117 St. Clair Ave. or give them to Eddie Kovacic or Billy Tofant.
6—An	explanatory letter should accompany selection, though not compulsory.
7—In	case more than one person submits the same team, the accompanying letter \viU determine the winner.
Both teams were pruned for the' play-off series and were raring to go as Referee Joe Kubilus, inaugurating whistle started the long awaited battle between the Silver Masks and the champion Sokols.
The first point of the brawl was tallied by Kostelic after six minutes of passing and dribbling, Alice making a foul shot good, after Slaper had blocked her.
With one minute left in the second quarter, Slaper counted two free lane tosses to give the champs a 2 to 1 margin. Mollie Knaus registered a double-decker as the first half came to a close, to place the Sokols further ahead.
As the third chapter got under way. Slaper put in another charity toss to widen the gap between the hardwood rompers.
Then it was that Nichols came through for the initial Silver Mask field goal with a pretty to".s from past the mid-court. When Brezovar fouled Kostelic, the 600 spectators went wild, as she potted the free toss, making the score 5 to 4, as the third quarter terminated.' Mae Arthur foul knotted the count at 5 all, but not for long as Klopec counted her two free tosses to again give the Sokols the edge. Soon after Arthur evened it for the second time with a short ch o t and put her five in the lead with a beautiful overhead shot, with but two minutes to go. Incidentally there was no more scoring during this time.
Loyalites vs. Comrades In a fast and hectic preliminary, the Loyalites handed the Comrades a 30 to 17 shellacking. The score, however, does not indicate the closeness of the clash, as the tussle was featured by erratic passwork and close guarding. Eddie Zaletel burned the cords for eight points for the losers, while Johnny Kuhel scintillated best for the Loyalites.
By virtue of their win the Loyalites battle the Progressives tomorrow for the SNPJ championship, with the winner going to Detroit. St. Clair Merchants vs. Speh Snorts The St. Clair Merchants and Speh Sports tangled in the semi-final with the former eventually emerging victors by a 19 to 13 score.
Both quints put on a display oi sharp shooting and passwork that would do credit to an A club.
Sedusky and Fisher sparkled for the Merchants, as did Flaischman and Jenc for the Grocers.
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AFTER COMMENCING THE SEASON IN FINE FASHION THE SPARTANS WENT ALL TO PIECES IN THE SECOND HALF.
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HABS CONTINUE WIN STREAK BY TAKING THREE
Those Gornik Habs continued their stellar pin-toppling as they gained a clean ,aweep in their series with the Norwood Sports, and stretched their streak to 17 out of the last 18 games. Tony Leskovec shellacked the sticks for a fine 665 series, made up of 194, 225 and 246 chapters.
Charlie Debelak, Snag Tekayec. and Berk also turned in fine scores as the Habs compiled a sizzling 2946 total for second place in that event. Their 1067 was good enough for second in the single class. G. Turk and Pozelnik starred for the losers.
With J. Kramer and Opalek leading the way, the Demshar Builders ccpped two tilts from the strong Slapnik Floristis.1 For the Flowermen, Harold Lausche's 210 and Charlie Lausche's 209 were outstanding. 'The Builders knocked down 2631 pegs, while the Slapniks felled 2583.
Udovich's 644 series, featured by a 245 middle stanza, went for naught as the Superior Home Supplies dropped two games to the Double Eagles. The Superiors included a neat 1023 game in their 2745 aggregate. Meden contributed a 203 opener to the Popmen's 2638 total.
The Bukovnik Studio quintet of lumber spillers whaled the sticks for a 2810 series,,as they captured all three from the Grdina and Sons. Fifolt, Mills and Kotnik sparkled for the Photographers, while S. Kromar, Yerse and Alich scintillated for the losers.
Candidly speaking, we believe that the George Washington girls are deserving of recognition for their fine sporting spirit in completing the season's play, even under adverse conditions.
Four games behind third place, the Comrades meet the third place S. Y. M. C. in the outstanding match next Sunday on alleys 1 and 2. The Spartans are idle because they rolled their games against the Collinwood Boosters last Sunday, whom they beat thrice.
It now remains for the George Washington^ to take all three games from the Pioneers or forfeit first place to the Spartans. They should be able to do this quite handily, and thus put off the deciding of the championship until the final match on April 5, when they meet the S. Y. M. C.
Comrades vs. SYMC, on 1 and 2 alleys.
George Washingtons vs. Pioneers, on 3 and 4 alleys.
Utopians vs. Clairwoods, on 5 and 6 alleys.	,
Sokols vs. Orels, on 7 and 8 alleys.
Arcadians vs. St. Vitus, on 9 and 10 alleys.
Cleveland, No. 9 vs. Betsy Ross, on 11 and 12 alleys.
"DOLJACK DAY"
All persons interested in the "Doljack Day" project, are requested to attend a meeting at the St. Clair Bathhouse Monday evening at 8:30. A special request is sent to Dr. Mally, Frank M. Jaksic. Joe Pozelnik, Charles Slapnik, Anthony Anzlovar and John J. Prince.
AN APOLOGY
TO TIIE OREL CLUB BY THE SLOVENIAN YOUNG MEN S CLUB
On April 9, at the Slovenian Auditorium, the Orels Club of St. Vitus Church, will stage the snappiest amateur fight show ever presented in this neighborhood, if not in the city. The card assembled by capable Heinie Martin, includes such headliners as Billy Gardner, Willie Ritchie and the national heavyweight champion Jack Pallat, all 1931 Golden Gloves champs or finalists. To the followers of the fistic game, "Nuf Said."
To the Orels, however, the Slovenian Young Men's Club tenders its sincerest apologies in finding itself in the role of competitor. The dance which the S. Y. M. C. is holding the same night in the lower hall was not arranged to offer competition to their show because our preparations were made well in advance, and had progressed to the point where cancellation was practically impossible.
We therefore take this opportunity of wishing the Orels every measure of success and urge everyone to support them in their venture, especially since the proceeds will go to the new church fund. After the fight, we cordially invite everyone attending it to come downstairs and so round out an evening of thrills and gore with an hour or two of dancing to the music of the Simms' Orchestra. Ladies 10 cents	Gentlemen 50 cents
Doors will be open at 8 P. M.
DANCE COMMITTEE
SLOVENIAN LADS SEEKING BERTHS IN MINOR LOOP
This heavyweight tussle will topi off a 36-round card and should stir up some excitement, in that Charles is recognized as the heavyweight champion of Europe, and unlike* his invading brothers, Camera and Com-polo, he takes on all comers. In his matches on American soil he has met the black menace, Gawge Godfrey, Tommy Loughran, light heavy champ, and Von Porlet, three outstanding leather pushers of the present day.
Regardless of whom Pierre has met to date, if he dees not know ho wto evade Frankie's soporific right, it will be curtains for him, as it is universally agreed that anyone betting in the road of the "Old Destroyer" is sure to be counted out. This is best shown in considering the Sandwina scrape, in which Ted had things practically his own way for seven rounds. Getting a little care-lcss in the next heat. Ted absorbed much punishment with the result that he was knocked out. Then, too, in his Gene Stanton fight, Frankle proved that he knew how to finish his man.
Tonight he will endeavor to reach / Pierre's jaw, and if he succeeds the fans will go home earlier than they expect.
Three good preliminaries aid to round out the schedule, while Tommy Rics. Mexican welter, tangles with Young Harry Wills of California in the semi-windup.
Eddie Simms, brother to Franlde, may meet' "Big" Bill Baily in a four-round curtain raiser, although the match is not officially closed.
Walter Taylor, veteran matchmaker, is promoting the card which is the first one of its kind to be held outside of the Public Hall.
SPARTANS WIN SIX TO TAKE LEAD IN INTER-LODGE LOOP
Johnny Kovacic, local Slovene with aspirations of becoming another Hal Chase or Jimmy Foxx, has signed a contract to cavort around the initial sack for the Wheeling club in the Mid-Atlantic League. Wheeling, incidentally, is where Prank Doljack, now with the Detroit Tigers, received his preliminary tutoring and experience.
Lest season, John, more familiarly known as "Liz," was' with Brantford in the now defunct Ontario League. He hit the onion for a hefty .396 average and was well on his way to a tryout with a major league club when the league passed cut of existence. "Liz" has the reputation of being a hustler and cerious-minded chap ■ with a deshc 1 to win cut in anything he undertakes, and we are confident he will establish a name fcr himself this season. He will leave for training camp April 19, along with Joe Doljack, who will attempt to win a berth on the mound with the same nine.
Joe played with Frederick, Ind., in the Blue Ridge League, la:t season, but was forced to retire on account cf a lame throwing arm. At present that member is in tip-top shape and
PAPIGAJl CINCH CROWN
he cxpects to cut some deep capers at his brother's former stamping grounds.
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"Ox" Kramer and Ed Kromar received an ovation as they crossed ib.e floor.
JOHN SPEH, DONOR OP THE DISHES SAW THE GAMES FROM THE BALCONY.
Three-Game Victory Over Kukovice Assures Quint League Title
Papigaji assured themselves the St. Clair-Eagles League title when they drubbed the Kukovice in all
three affairs la.t Wednesday. Joe Domshar's 539 was outstanding for t'.ie winners, while Dr. Mally's single
effort of 202 was best for the losers.
in the meantime, Krokarji crept into scccnd place, by virtue of their two-game win over Sove. For the winners, Joe Pozelnik's 527 was best, while Frank M. Jaksic topped the day's scoring with 547.
THRIFTY FELLOWS WILL WELCOME THIS NEWS ABOUT
Have you heard the news? The new Smile Portis Hats for Spring are now newly priced at 85. When you recall the Splendid value of Portis "The Smile" Hats at $6 last season, you know here's value. And by the way, we've smart Spring cravats you can buy with the dollar you have at
FRANK BELAJ
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHING
6205 St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio
Wysopal Does Heavy Scoring in Both Matches; Krall Keeps Up 600 Streak
The Spartans' lead may be wiped out if the protest registered by Collinwod Boosters poes through. The Boasters claim the league leaders have used an ineligible man in several games. If such is proven and the Spartans are obliged to forfeit these games, it will put them out of the running.
Because they bowled their game with the Collinwood Boosters in advance, the Spartans won six games last Sunday, and therefore occupy first place alone, even though their rivals, George Washingtons, did beat Cleveland, No. 9 in all three tilts.
The Spartanj collected two 2900 marks against the Pioneers and the Bo esters in making their clean sweep-Steve Wyscpal crashed into the limelight when he garnered a total of 637, on 244, 239 and 204 singles, to gain fourth place in this event. O« the other hand Frank Makovic's 069 was best.
Stevic did not stop there, but proceeded to bowl over 651 maples in the match against the Boosters. In this series his high was comprised of 227, 232 and 192 and coupled with Johnny Milavcc's 615, helped the tedni fcbmpile a neat 2960 total.
Krall Carries On
Mike Krall continued his lambasting by registering a 634 for the losers in this match, and paced his aggregation in a three-game win over the defending champions, Clairwoods, with a big 648. He opened with an even 200, accelerated to 212, and finished with a 236 for his high series. The shining light for the losers was Joe Bokar, who came through with a futile 631 effort.
Choppers in Form
With "Lindy" Kotnik showing the way, by virtue of his 617, the George Washingtons were able to subdue Cleveland, No. 9 three times to stay in the neck-and-neck chase for the league championship.
The SDZ squad was off form and came close in only the second contest, the totals, 993 to 961, showing the margin of the Tree Choppers' win. A 524 by P. Klaus was Cleveland's best bet.
Win. But Are Out Due to the outcome of the aforementioned matches the SYMC were practically eliminated from threatening the league leaders any further, even though they captured all three tilts from the Betsy Ross five. AS usual the Young Men blasted three 900 games in doing this. • The better scores of the tussle were Udovic's 581, Tony Leskovec's 568, Joey Pro-sek's 565, Snag Tekavec's 562 and Riddle's 535.
St. Vitus Wins
Starting off with 1030, the St. Vitus quintet added three more games to their record, by sweeping tiie last place Orels, without any difficulty. Three of the five keglers on the winning side amassed a 600 series with Andy Grdina's 629 leading John Pike's 620 and Tony Grdina's 607. The Rev. Andrey and Hrovat led the victims with 518 apiece.
Comrades in Fourth
The Comrades trounced the Ar-cadiana three times in their skirmish and now rest nonchalantly fourth place, jumping up a fe^ notches in the past six weeks. Rudy Turk and Barth "Big Six" Alicl1 headed the attack, pounding the timber for 626 and 616, respectively-Close behind was Frank Fifolt witH a 593 total.
Former occupants of fourth place, the Sokols, gave way twice to the Utopians in a mild match that pro* duced an upset climax. The Gymnasts evaded a white-wash by taking the last game. A 585 by T. Modic led. both squads, followed by Stfli1 Bencina's 580.
INTER-LODGE
An important meeting will b® held Tuesday, April 7, at 8 p. W-at the St. Clair Bathhouse for all managers of baseball teams, planning on entering the Inter-LodSe League this year. As many important points are to be discussedi all interested should be there.
Belgian Opponent Has Met George Godfrey, Tommy Loughran and Von Porlet on American Soil; Eddie Simms May Fight Bill Bailey in One of the Preliminaries
Once more, as Franklin Lewis, Press scribe states, Frankie Simms, local slugging- Slovenian, gets a chance to pop into the national spotlight when he engages in a ten-round brawl against Pierre Charles, the Belgian, tonight at the West Side Equestri-um. That is if he can plant the dynamic rights and lefts as he did on Ted Sandwina's jaw.	,
As April 9 draws on, the Orel fight card becomes more and more lucid, and at the writing some real high-class matches are assured for the fight addicts.
Topping the ten-round card, is none other than the renowned Jack Pallat, two-time holder of the Golden Glove heavyweight crown, and national amateur champion, who will attempt to add Rudy Gersin, Euclid Village champ, to his list of victims.
In another humdinger, Johnny Woods is scheduled to meet Don Bernard, the former barely edged in the Golden Glove finals by Babe Triscaro. in the 112-pound class.
Three middleweight scraps that rate highly are Billy Gardner vs. Willie Ritchie, Stan Yeager vs. Steve Siker, and Tony Skully vs. Erl Sou-kcp. A word about each of the aforementioned battlers will guarantee their quality. Gardner was 1930 Golden Glove novice champ and runne-r-up in this year's open division, while his foe is a formidable Slovenian veteran who gives the best cf them a run for their money.
Stan Yeager, that's enuf, for you can't help but remember his tussle with "Lindy" Kotnik on the SYMC card last year. This match will witness a slugger against a boxer.
The other 160-pounder brings together a pah' of chaps that; put up a
good fight in their first meeting, and should make just as good as showing now, as Soukop is aching to square accounts for his Golden Glove elimination at the hands of Skulley. Tony hails from out Newburg way and has a large following.
A bantamweight affair that will create some interest is the Prank Novak-John Persin affair, for the Orel title, as both are members of the club sponsoring the lights.
A much talked of fight, locally, is the Johnny Mordus-Tom Komar slamborec for the neighborhood featherweight title. Mordus has battled such fighters as Bernard and Waterbury and is a slight favorite to cop, although you never can tell.
Special attractions will be in high favor, with a battle royal among six dusky battlers as the best special event. This ought to meet with the approval of the fans as such affairs are a rarity nowadays.
Vic and Olga Koporc, prominent Slovenian vocalists, will entertain in between fights as will the Brancel Brothers, accordionists.
Officials of the contests will be Dr. Mally, Frankie and Eddie Simms, Billy Skully and Joey Spregal.
All this for 75 cents, $1.00 and $1.50, so get your ticket now from an Orel member, i-
Battle Royal, Featuring Six Gentlemen of Color,
| JACK PALLAT, NATIONAL CHAMP, ON j
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Will Be One of the Highlights on Orel Boxing Card