©YIN ft AMERICAN IN SPIRIT FOREIGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY AMERICAN HOME SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER NO. 21. CLEVELAND OHIO, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25th, 1930. LETO XXXII.—VOL.XXXII. Boljši sporazum med Fran-; Resna nevarnost preti f ar-cijo in Ameriko na raz- mar jem v Illinois*! in In-oroževalni konferenci diani radi pov* London, 23. jan. Francoska j Chicago, 23. jan. Wabash delegacija je prišla na razoro-; reka, ki teče mimo Palestine, zevalno konferenco v Lon Illinois in Covington, Ind. je aon v mnenju, da ne bo imela j tako silno narastla, in poleg 90sti besede, ker je bila baje j tega ponekod .zamrznila, da 2e vnaprej sklenjena pogod- je prebivalstvo dotičnih okra-med Ameriko in Anglijo j jev poslalo poseben apel na 8lede načina razorožitve. In .predsednika Hooverja in na a Pogodba, tako je mislila vojnega tajnika, da pride rancoska delegacija, je na zvezna vlada na pomoč. V Perjena proti Franciji. In na j okoli mesta Palestine je bilo ^nak način je dospela ameri- nad 1000 farmarjev pregnala delegacija v London v nih iz svojih domov, ker je Jnenju, da namerava franco-: reka preplavila njih domačija delegacija razbitirazoro- je. Iz Covington, Indiana, se evalno konferenco že takojj Da sporoča, da je moralo pred v prvih urah zborovanja. To-Qa že prvi dan so Amerikanci Ppepričali Francoze, da so jim naklonjeni, da se zanimajo za ideje in zahteve na kon-erenci, in na drugi strani zo-Pet, so Francozi dali vedeti, a bodo z največjg pozornostjo sledili konferenci in so ja-oddaljeni ©d vsake ideje, I j1,03! bi preprečila uspešno j delovanje konference. Goto-I 0 je, da ima francoska dele-. | ?acija popolnoma druge ide-. |J ,§iede razorožitve kot na | PrirrMrs povodnijo bežati 2500 družin. Reka Wabash je narastla za 6 čevljev nad normalnim stanjem. Zrakoplovci, ki so preiskovali položaj v omenjenih okrajih, so dognali, da se mora nahajati mnogo mrtvih trupel pod ledom v Decker vasi, blizu Vincennes, Ind. V vasi pogrešajo najmanj 85 oseb. Vojaški zrakoplov, ki je pljul včeraj eno uro nad mestom Griffin, Ind. je dognal, da ni opazil nobenega znaka življenja v dotičnem mestu, kjer biva 800 ljudi. Predsednik Hoover je odposlal na lice mesta več vojnih zrakoplovov, ki naj nemudoma preštudirajo položaj in sporočajo, kje in kako bi mogla vlada-nemudoma pomaga-, ti. -o-— Cleveland dobi kmalu novo pošta© poslopje V Cleveland so dospeli po-• e b n i nadzorniki poštnega oddelka zvezne vlade, ki bodo izbrali primeren prostor, kjer bi se nahajalo bodoče gla-vno poštno poslopje, ker je sedanja zgradba pretesna za vse številne urade. Tekom 60 dni se bo odločilo, kje bo sta-bodoča glavna pošta. Ka V četrtek, 30. jan,, bo zopet graduiralo več Slovencev iz višjih šol Naša slovenska mladina v Clevelandu se vedno bolj izobražuje. Očetje so prihaja i sem kot priprosti delavci, služili so trdo svoj vsakdanji kruh in se borili za življenje, toda stoterim se je posrečilo, da so poslali svoje sinove in hčerke v višje šole, da si po-i zneje lahko zaslužijo boljši kos kruha, kot sta ga pa ime-; la oče in mati, ko sta dospela . v Ameriko. V četrtek 30. jan se vrši po raznih šolah gradu-i ran je visješolcev, med katerimi je več Slovencev. I.z Col-linwood High šole bodo gra-duirali sledeči Slovenci: jos Infalvi, Vrida Bartel, Evelvn Krizman, Louis T. Pire, H. Primoš, John R u i c, Mary Rupnik, Carrie Satkovič, Robert T. Satkovič, Jennie Sesam, Fred Skerlj, Louis J. Zupančič, John Glavič. V John Adams višji šoli bodo pa graduirali sledeči: John Bohorič, Frances Matko in Marie Mihaljevič. Vsem mladim učenjakom naše prav iskrene čestitke! 5 2e> ~r ie skočila na voz ulične I c.. e2nice in se peljala na poli- i kor hitro bo izbran prostor, se IJ?' "Moja denarnica—"je bodo naredili načrti za po-I orK ihteti- "Je že dobro,' dcnrne saržent- "tu Je vaša | po, ?rnica, in tu so štirje lo- poj!> ki so jo vam ukradli!' p lciJ'a je omenjene štiri lo j-./0 Prijela na ulici kot sum- uVe osebe in dobila pri njih šol denarnico- a Pogorela, škoda zna- p ša $250,000 'ska? j2' 0hio' 22- ian- Liud lCu s°'a v tem mestu je danes P°tem' k° Je Poslopje. Coolidge, ki je suh, bo mo-! Štirinajst iiov&sloveiiskili,iProtesttnti sodelujejo za i d hi več ur in upepe- M da '7oluPje. Povzročena ško-I na i naia $250.000. To je edi I' r0 iiUd,ska šola v mestu, kate-M so J„ obiskovalo 400 otrok, ki m prn;!dai brez vsakih šolskih S n°ir0V, >e nastal v # in J drugega nadstropja. i vsem J® razširil tako hitro P° ~ ni h?i posI°Pju, da slednjega ^ 10 m°goče rešiti. °^imist izvoljen za žu- naredili slopje, nakar se prične z delom. Smatra se, da se bo začelo z gradnjo že lahko v je' seni. Novo poslopje bo veljalo $5.000.000. Boljševiki so pognali v srak starodavni samostan Moskva, 23. jan. Starodavni Simanov samostan, kate' rega je ustanovil sv. Sergij pred 600 leti, je bil danes z dinamitom spuščen v zrak, da se naredi prostor za boljševi-ški klub. Na licu mesta se je zbrala velika množica ljudi, ki je radovedno gledala, ko so delavci podložili dinamit pod poslopje, in ko je- zletela znamenita zgradba v zrak. Več Jcot dvajset drugih cerkev so ali bodo podrli v Moskvi in Petrogradu. Neko cerkev v Tiflisu so spremenili v cirkus, dočim so v drugo postavil; ; menažerijo. Hist •jan. Neki Komu- Bivši kajzer se namerava ^ izVojP° imenu Weber je bil1' - vrniti v Nemčijo f!fSolinen Za žuPana v mestu- Berlin, 24. jan. Monarhisti f;Soljn^en'v v Nemčiji. Mesto j Nemčije pričakujejo, da ni ffvaice^en šteje 140.000 prebi- več daleč čas, ko bo dovoljeni * y \Y/ no bivšemu kajzerju se vrni-€ li IVJad ash'ngtonu so zapr- ti v Berlin. Ob priliki rojst-1 ralj kr e1' lcjer so se zbi" nega dneva bivšega kajzerja, I tel kr°"gresiPani> ker je ho- ki pade na dan 27. januarja, se bo zbralo v Dornu na Nizozemskem, kjer se sedaj mu-d i bivši kajzer, zelo mno-nas dr [go odličnih Nemcev qa obisk, ki ga bodo prosili, da stori pPfna v Solingenu erhn, 24. jan. Neki komu- 1 xel krSii i ' ker Je no' |l v0. Prohibicijsko oosta i § ima pri O p °m št: 7 s- D. Ž. 0____, ColnarI5?m° 'ma pri nas John potrebne korake, da se vrne Iv Nemčijo. ral na vsak način voliti za mokre kandidate Washington, 23. jan. Calvin Coolidge, bivši predsednik Zedinjenih držav, bo moral voliti pri prihodnjih primarnih volitvah v svojem /okraju, v Northampton. Mass. za mokrega kandidata za kongres, ali pa sploh ne bo mogel voliti. Coolidge se nahaja te dni v Floridi. Prihodnji torek se vršijo volitve, in pričakuje se, da se bivši predsednik vrne v pondeljek na svoj dom. Na volivnem list ku v okraju, kjer voli Mr Coolidge, se nahajata dva republikanska kandidata, ki sta se oba obvezala, da bosta v slučaju izvolitve glasovala mokro in da se prohibicija za vrže. In ako želi Mr. Coolidge voliti demokratično, ima tri kandidate, ki so vsi mokri, tako da mora Coolidge voliti za .mokre kandidate za kongres ali pa volil ne bo. Velika razprodaja V soboto 25. jan. se prične j v Zavasky trgovini na 6011 j St. Clair Ave. velika razprodaja kuhinjske posode vsake vrste. Čitatelje lista posebno opozarjamo na današnji 1 oglas, iz katerega lahko dože nejo, koliko si prihranite, ako kupite kuhinjsko posodo tekom prihodnjih dni v Zavasky trgovini. 9c razprodaja V poznani Durnovi trgovini na 15605 Waterloo Rd. se vrši te dni nenavadna razprodaja, pri kateri lahko kupite posamezne predmete po '9 centov. Vsak komad je vreden od 15 do 25 centov, in ga dobite tekom te razprodaje po 9 centov. Priporočamo! se V v enem Na Common Pleas sodniji je vršilo pretekli četrtek zaslišanje za ameriško državljanstvo. Na to sodnijo naši kandidati za državljanstvo ne zahajajo dosti zadnje čase, pač pa na zvezno sodnijo, kjer jim ni treba dvakrat pošiljati prič pred sodnijo, dočim morajo na Common Pleas sodniji d va krat pripeljati priče. Vendar so pretekli četrtek štirje naši ljudje dobili državljanske papirje na Common Pleas sodniji, in sicer: John Podpadec, Louis O g r i n c, John Kure in Jos. Zupančič, V petek se je pa vršilo zaslišanje za državljanstvo na zvezni sodniji, in sledečim našim ljudem jc bila podeljena državljanska pravica: Jos. Galič, Frank Halama, John Taučar, Andrej Baron, Anton Pesche, Jos. Kuharich, Fr. Koren, Mildred Kress, Vaso Ivanovich in Frank Železnik. skupaj 14 novih državljanov Zadnjič je bilo izkazanih 8, danes 14, skupaj 22 novih državljanov v tem letu. Tekom let 1927, 1928 in 1929 je dobilo 1864 Slovencev in Hrvatov ameriško državljanstvo v Clevelandu. Vsem novim ameriškim državljanom gredo naše iskrene čestitke! Prva zabava Že ob 5. uri popoldne v nedeljo 26. jan. se začne prva veselica, ki jo priredi podružnica št. 18 S. Ž. Z. v Turko' vi dvorani na Waterloo Rd. Izvrstna godba in domača postrežba vsem gostom bo gotovo privabila vse članice, njih prijateljice in ostalo občinstvo k tej prvi veselici, ki jo priredi društvo. nabiranje fonda za katoliško Carrol! univerzo V Clevelandu se te dni vrši ogromna kampanja, da se nabere fond v svoti $2.500.000, da se poveča sedanja katoliška univerza v Clevelandu, ki je znana pod imenom John Carroll University. $2.500. GOO se potrebuje, da se postavi u n i v e r zitetno poslopje. Zemljišče je že izbrano in pla čano. John Carroll univerza je ena najbolj poznanih v Zedinjenih državah. Na univerzo pohajajo ne samo katoliški dijaki, pač pa tudi protestanti in dijaki drugih .verskih prepričanj. U n i verza sprejme vsakogar. Zato se je tudi med protestanti razvilo nenavadno zanimanje v svrho dosege cilja, da se zbere dovolj velika svota. Do petka zjutraj je bilo že nabranega sko-ro $900.000. Potrebuje se torej še približno $1.600.000, kar se mora zbrati tekom šestih dni. Mnogo slovenskih sinov pohaja v to univerzo, in dobili smo v Clevelandu že odlične može iz te univerze, ki delujejo danes med na-rodon;. Kdorkoli izmed Slovencev more podariti večjo ali manjšo svoto za fond, bo gotovo imel zavest, da je pripomogel k višji-izobrazbi na ših slovenskih sinov. Vozniki busov Med vozniki busov in med Great Lakes Stages Co. v Clevelandu ni moglo priti do sporazuma, zato so vozniki Mr. Green še uraduje Mr. George A. Green, ravnatelj The Citizen's Bureau,: k i je poznan tisočerim Slovencem, ki so zadnja let.a iskali državljanske pravice,; bo še nadalje vodil državljan ski urad, dasi je bil imenovan za člana civilne komisije. Tudi Mr. Trinastic, novo izvoljeni councilman, ostane kot pomožni ravnatelj na svojem mestu. Star rojak umrl V četrtek preminul rojak Mihael Gosgnak, star 70 let, doma iz Matajurja, v Beneški Sloveniji. Tu je bival 24 let, in je 16 let delal pri pli-novi družbi. Stanoval je na 6418 Metta Ave. Zapušča ženo Mary in hčerko. Pogreb se vrši v pondeljek zjutraj j pod vodstvom A. Grdina & | Sons. Naj mu bo ohranjen blag spomin! Policija in sodnik Sodnik Corlett je hotel! "parkati" svoj avtomobil v prostorih glavne policijske postaje, kjer se sicef nahaja samo policijski avtomobili. Toda načelnik Gi'aul je sodniku to prepovedal, nakar je sodnik vseeno zavozil z avtomobilom v policijsko garažo. Graul pa, ne bodi len, je dal odpeljati avto sodnika na cesto. Vohun ubit Preteklo sredo je bil v svojem stanovanju na 1875 E. j 79th St. ustreljen Charles 0'neil. Policija je sedaj izpovedala, da je bil 0'Neil vohun proti butlegerjem, in da je od njega dobila več kot sto namigljajev, kje se kuha ali prodaja opojna pijača. Ustreljen je bil najbrž od ene izmed žrtev, katere je izdal policiji. Zvezni eksaminer V četrtek, 7. febr. pride Mr. Paul G. Werner, vrhovni zvezni eksaminer za državljanstvo, v šolo na 55. cesti in St. Clair Ave. Imel bo jako Delavska vlada Mehike je odpoklicala svojega poslanika iz Rusije Mexico City, 24. jan. Delavska vlada Mehike je danes odpoklicala svojega poslanika in ves svoj štab iz Moskve kot protest proti komunističnim demonstracijam, ki so jih zadnje čase uprizorili boljševiki v Washingtonu; Buenos Ayres, Argentini in v Braziliji. Mehikanska vlada se je izjavila, da je boljševiška .viada v Moskvi odgovorna za te demonstracije. Zaeno se je mehikanska vlada izjavila, da nikakor ne dela odgovornih onih vlad, kjer so se pripetile demonstracije. Odgovorna je edino sovjetska vlada v Rusiji. Zunanji minister Mehike je. izjavil, da je republika Mehika skušala živeti v prijateljskih razmerah z Rusijo, toda slednja ni upoštevala tega. Nadalje izjavlja mehikanski zunanji mfnister, da je Rusija neprestano huj" skala komuniste v Mehiki, da so prirejali krviprelitja in nezaslišane demonstracije. Vlada republike Mehiko je bila prisiljena zadnje čase depor-tirati stotine ruskih komunistov, ki so povzročali neprestane poboje v raznih mestih. -o- Dvojna kazen preti ameriškim. vojakom Washington, 21. jan. Vojni tajnik Hurley je danes na-z n a nil poveljstvu ameriške armade, da. v bodoče častniki in vojaki, ki so obdolženi kršenja prohibicije, ne bodo samo kaznovani na civilni sodniji, pač pa pridejo tudi pred vojaško sodnijo. Vojna uprava je spremenila tozadevne vojaške regulacije, ker želi javnosti pokazati, da je vladi skrajno- resno, da izvede kav najbolj strogo vse prohibicij ske določbe. Kongres je Sicer že pred 30. leti naredil postavo, ki prepoveduje prodajo opojne pijače v vojaških kantinah. Pijani vojaki so bili doslej vedno sojeni od civilnih sodnikov, odslej bodo pa kaznovani še od vojaške sodni je. M a t i sedemindvajsetih otrok je umrla Bisbee, Ariz. 25. jan. Tu je umrla v visoki starosti 74 let Mrs. R. Caravajah, ki je mati sedemindvajsetih o t rok. Rodom je Mehikanka. Dospela je v Zedinjene države pred 48 leti. Njeni unuki se nahajajo po raznih krajih Zed. držav in jih je v£eh skupaj 91. Njen mož je umrl 1 pred štirimi leti. Palmatinec p o t u j e po svetu v vozičku J Dunaj, 24. jan. Sem je danes dospel Dalmatinec Peter ! Željko, ki je sklenil, da naredi pot okoli sveta v malem vozičku, katerega vlečeti dve I kozi. Štiri mesece je minulo, odkar je odpotoval iz Splita. Na Dunaju je povzročil veliko senzacijo in radovednost med občinstvom. Iz Dunaja j se poda v Prago, potem pa v Berlin in Hamburg. sklenili, da gredo na štrajk. zanimivo predavanje glede Pozvali so tudi telegrafično i državljanstva in naseljevanja, svoje sodelavce v New Yorku, Buffalo in Philadelphiji, da se jim pridružijo k' štrajku. Štrajk je nastal, ker je družba znižala plačo. * V Hollywood, Cal. je umrla Mrs. Mary Bryan, žen? ranjkega, poznanega demo kratičnega preds. kandidata. Mre. Leveč zbolela Nagloma je zbolela Mrs." ; Frances Leveč, soproga dobro ' poznanega trgovca Charles Leveč, 6614 St. Clair Ave. Nahaja se na domu na 1073 Addison Rd., kjer jo prijateljice lahko obiščejo. i AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, JANUARY 25TH, 1930 AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA Jožeta Capudra ter Antona Merkužiča. Fantje so streljali z možnarji. Nenadoma je eden možnarjev eksplodiral in vse tri hudo ranil. Smrt zaradi stekline. V osi-ješki bolnici je v strašnih mukah umrl desetletni deček Ilija Vuksanovič iz slavonsk ega Šamca. Pred devetimi tedni ga je ogrizel neki pes, sedaj pa so se pojavili znaki stekline. Rodbina ga je pripeljala v osiješko bolnico, a bilo je prepozno. Američan v Zagrebu okraden. Kmet Peter Petranovič iz Pod-olja v Liki je bil pred nedavnim v Zagrebu okraden za ves prihranek, ki ga je prinesel iz Amerike. Prišel je po božiču v Zagreb, da zamenja zadnji bankovec za 1000 dolarjev in si nabavi neke stvari za svoj dom. Za bankovec je prejel 55,000 dinarjev, ki pa so mu bili v gneči na kolodvoru ukradeni. Iz-sledovanje tatu je ostalo doslej brez uspeha. Zet ustrelil tasta. Marko Hanužek iz okolice Karlovca je dal svojo hčer Franu Matejiču za ženo, nikakor pa ji ni hotel dovoliti, da bi se preselila na njegov dom. Med tastom in zetom je radi tega nastalo sovražno razmerje. Vkljub temu je hči zapustila očeta in šla( k svojemu možu, zaradi česar ji je oče odrekel doto. Ob priliki nekega prepira je zet ustreli) svojega tasta. Sodišče je razsodilo, da je zet prekoračil nujno obrambo ter ga je obsodilo na osem mesecev ječe. V ptujski bolnici je umrl g Franc Lužar, kaplan pri Sv, Trojici v Halozah. Pogreb je bil iz bolnice k Sv. Urbanu-Naj v miru počiva! žakar,.čemu se potem skrivate pod krinko "marjašar"? Le na dan s polnim vašim imenom, da bomo vsaj vedeli, s kom imamo opraviti. Pravite, da ste videli sliko v A. D., ko se naši slovenski lovci tako postavijo z ustreljenimi srnjaki. Gotovo vam je bilo hudo pri srcu, da niste bili vi na sliki. Kadar boste vi živo lisico za rep držali, dajte se slikat in pošljite sliko na vaš priljubljeni list, da bomo videli, kakšen fejst lovec ste. Koliko so stali srnjaki Euclid Rifle & Hunting klub, me ne zanima in se ne vtikam v taka vprašanja, kot se vi. Ako jf>a ste vi kaj prispevali zraven, pa se zglasite pri omenjenem klubu za povrnitev stroškov. Dalje. Ne spodtikajte se nad tem, da Vedno doma sedim "pod marelo." Morda se to večkrat zgodi pri vas, nego pri meni. Pri nas ne poznamo družinskih prepirov in ni treba nikomur stati "pod ploho." Kako zelo je res lepo od vas, da tako skrbite za ubogo žensko bitje. Celo to vas jezi, da ne hodim od soseda do soseda in ne stikam, kaj se cvre v tujih piskrih. Da, jaz raje sedim doma in delam, kar se mi zljubi, kaj počenjate drugi, me pa ne briga. Kar se tiče mojega razvedrila, si pa le nik^r ne belite glave. Alfo želim iti kam v družbo ali ven v prosto naravo, me že moj soprog pelja na prostore, o katerih vem, da so zame primerni, pa naj bo to med St. Clairčani ali pa med Ljubljančani. Kajne, to vas tudi malo jezi? Vaše povabilo pa prav hvaležno odklanjam. Kam zahajate vi. me prav malo zanima. O priliki, ko se boste masti-li z lisičjim repom, vam vsem skupaj želim dober tek, pa naj bo že rep napravljen v omaki, živ ali Jcosmat. Z ,enim ali drugim nam gotovo ne boste napravili nobenih skomin. Kadar boste še kaj pisali, bodite mož in podpišite se s polnim imenom. Toda na dopise v drugih listih, razven v Ameriški Domovini, se pa ne bom ozirala v prihodnje, ker upam, da bo to zadostovalo. . . Helen Tomažič. Smrt dveh starcev. Bakovci (pri Murski Soboti), so imeli istočasno dva mrliča. Pokopan je bil 77-letni Alojzij Gomboša. Naslednjega dne mu je -sledi) na pokopališče za eno leto mlajši Štefan Horvat. Oba starca sta bila rodom iz Kroga. Smrt 104-letnega moža. Na Prestranku pri Postojni je umrl pred nedavnim Janez Klemen, ki je dosegel visoko starost 104 let. Pokojnik je imel posestvo v Prestranku; bil je razumen gospodar in prijeten družabnik, zaradi česar je bil med ljudstvom zelo priljubljen. Blag mu spomin! POTOPLJENO IN ZOPET ni zaznamovan na nobenem DVIGNJENO MESTO zemljevidu, so našli razvaline --nekega starega mesta, ki je Iz New Yorka poročajo, da moralo imeti precejšnje število so trije torpedni rušilci, posla- prebivalcev. Zelo verjetno, da ni od ameriškega mornariškega je to mesto obstojalo še pred poveljstva, odkrili v bližini oto- odkritjem Amerike. Pripravlja ka Providence, ki pripada sku- se znanstvena ekspedicija, ki bo pini Bahamskih otokov, nov te razvaline raziskala in dogna-i otok, ki se je pojavil po nekem la kaj važnejšega o prebivalci!1 morskem potresu. Na otoku, ki tega mesta. (AMERICAN HOME) 8LOVENIAN DAILY NEWSPAPER Published daily except Sundays and Holidays NAROČNINA: Za Ameriko, celo leto--------$6.50 Za Cleveland, po pošti. celo leto »7.00 Ca AJkMUco, pol leta-----$3.00 Za Cleveland, po poŠti, pol leta »3.50 Za Cleveland do raanašalcili: celo leto $5.50; pol leta $3.00 Za Evropo in Kanado je ista cena kot za Cleveland po pošti. Posamezna Številka 3 cente. Vsa pisma, dopise in denarne pošiljatTe naslovite: AmeriSka Domovina, _6117 St. Olalr Ave.. Cleveland. O. Tel. Henderson 0828. JAMES DEBEVEC and LOUIS J. PIRO, Editors and Publishers Entered as second class matter January 5th, 1909, at the Post Office at Cleveland. Ohio, under the Act of March 3rd, 1879. RADIO Po odhodu Hopkinsa Pozor: Oklic! Pretekli torek je prišel Hopkins v mestno zbornico in odgovoril na obtožnico in očitanja. Njegov govor je potom radia poslušalo tisoče ljudi, dočim je bila dvorana mestne zbornice natlačeno polna. In Hopkins je govoril tako in svoje tožnike tako sjlno osramotil, da niso zinili niti niso mogli .ziniti ene same besedice v odgovor. Nobena žrtev lačna politična organizacija ni bila še kdaj tako moralno tepena in vržena v blato, kot je bila Maschke organizacija v Clevelandu z govorom Hop" kinsa. Mr. Hopkins je s svojim govorom zapisal v politično zgodovino mesta Cleveland poglavje, ki naj ostane kot večno svarilo vsem bodočim voditeljem posameznih političnih strank, ki bi se mogoče drznile enako kot se je drznil republikanec Maschke, ki je skušal narediti iz mestne vlade navadnega sužnja pohlepnosti političnega voditelja ene stranke. Sicer ni bil Hopkinsov zagovor — zagovor v pomenu besede, pač pa strahovit napad in obtožnica mestne zbornice in njih priganjača, ki je napotil councilmane k sramotnemu koraku. Videti je bilo skozi-grobno tišino, ki je vladala v zbornici, ko je Hopkins govoril, da je Hopkins tožnik, a councilman! pa obsojeni .zločinci. S svečanostjo in duševnim mirom je Hopkins javno ponovil očitanja, ki so bila njemu vržena v obraz, spisana od podrepnikov Maschketa s pomočjo otroškega Walza in iz-dajniškega McGintya. Obtožnico je pokazal Hopkins v vsej njeni nagoti, in od prve do zadnje besede označil vse skupaj za falzifikat, za nestvor, in je vsako svojo trditev podprl z neovrgljivimi dokazi. Hopkins je živo orisal, kako ga je republikanska politična maši na v Clevelandu v treh kampanjah podpirala, v letu 1923, 1925 in 1927, da je councilmane instruirala, da delujejo za Hopkinsa. Leta 1929 je pa Maschke napovedal vojno Hopkinsu in začel pritiskati na councilmane, da ga preženejo iz urada. In kaj se je zgodilo med leti 1927 in 1929? K^j je napotilo Maschketa, da je naenkrat spremenil svojo fronto napram Hopkinsu? Kakšen zločin je zakrivil Hopkins napram republikanski organizaciji, da je. sklenila se ga i.znebi" ti? Hopkins je v svojem odgovoru navedel en sam "zločin," in ta je: Vprašanje cep naravnega plina v Clevelandu. Kot je že mnogim znano' je Maschketova večina v mestni zbornici Clevelanda v aprilu mesecu, leta 1828, bila pripravljena, da dovoli družbi, ki oddaja naravni plin Clevelandčanom, višje cene za plin. Pa je stopil Hopkins vmes in prekrižal vse račune Maschketovim oprodam. Vprašanje cen naravnega plina je prišlo na sodnijo, kjer se še danes nahaja. In če bi Hopkins tedaj sledil mestni zbornici, ki veljalo Clevelandčane, ki rabijo naravni plin, od leta 1928 pa do danes že šest mtfijonov dolarjev, ki bi šli iz žepov priprostih državljanov in odjemalcev plina sploh, v blagajno plinove družbe, ki je podružnica Standard Oil kompanije. Teh šest milijonov dolarjev je Hopkins z eno samo besedo prihranil Clevelandčanom. In pravi Hopkins v svojem odgovoru: "Odkar sem to naredil, nisem imel drugega kot "trubel" z mestnimi councilmani." In to pove vse. Dokler se Hopkins ni postavil no robu councilmanom, je bilo vse dobro,, ko je pa povedal, da ne dopusti izkoriščanja naroda, tedaj so ga začeli pre-ganjati. V očeh ogromne večine cleVelandskih državljanov danes Hopkins ni več obtoženec, pač pa vzor državljan, borec za ljuske pravice, čist in značajen mož. In v očeh ogromne večine državljanov v Clevelandu stoji danes na sramotnem stebru 14 councilmanov, ki so glasovali za odstranitev Hopkinsa iz urada. Hopkins je maščevan, osramočen je Maschke in njegova gaiTga. Končni obračun pa naredijo volivci pri prihodnjih volitvah. Za vaš stari Radio ali gramofon, ako kupite novi "Screen Grid" BOSCH Samo za kratek čas vam nudimo to priliko. Mi smq edini slovenski zastopniki za BOS£H radio, kateri je bil, in bo Standard Radio, ko bodo drugi izdelki pozabljeni. Iščejo se vsi živeči sorodniki pokojnega C. B. Westa, ki je umrl 16. februarja, 1910. Dediči se morajo zglasiti do 16. februarja letos. Če kdo ve za kakšnega, še živečega sorodnika umrlega, naj to sporoči. Najboljše pa je, če se dediči sami zglasijo na 16. februarja in pridejo po svojo dedšeino. • Kompletno z tubi fRjlpjlPf! Plačajte kolikor mogoče doli, 3 ^f ostalo na lahka odplačila. Es^s^^^f^^y Sedaj boste lahko imeli Screen || Grid Radio BOSCH izdelka za II Y| ceno, katero ste plačevali za SsHnfss^^^^asH povprečen radio izdelek. f 8 % Slovenski radio program vsako nedeljo na WJAY HEnderson 0465 je naš telefon Pokličite nas in mi vam ga brezplačno pripeljemo na vaš dom na poizkušnjo Mr. Joseph Perušek FrankCerne STUDIO J CREDIT JEWELRY, RADIO AND MUSIC HOUSE : 6033 St. Clair Ave. :_ <; uxxiiiiiiiixxiiixxiiiixxxxxiirxixizxixixiixxxiirgy SLOVENSKEM NARODNEM DOMU VABILO Cleveland, O. — Kakor se vidi, je moralo biti zelo prijetno na srnjakovi večerji ono nedeljo. Zelo mi je žal, da nisem mogla biti poleg. Nekdo je bil tako prevzet od dobre zabave, da je obsedel do jutra in posledice so bile — prenucane hlače. Drugi dan sem slišala dva rojaka, ki sta bila večer prej na srnjakovi večerji in se jima je posledica te večerje še vedno poznala, kako sta se pogovarjala. Eden je rekel: "Ardigata, smo se vrteli sinoči!. Luštno je bilo pa že ta" ko, da se še danes nisem ule-tel. Še vedno mi zveni po ušesih Rudy Koželova harmonika." Drugi pa reče: "Meni se je pa Jaka zaimeril. Poprej je pripovedoval, da bomo dobili takšne knedeljne, kot je bo-ben pri domžalski godbi. Zato sem se ves tederi prej pripravljal in sem jemal vsak večer eno žlico praška, da mi je sčistil želodec, da bom lažje spravil vase tisti veliki kne-delj. Upal sem tudi, .da jih bom dobil najmanj pet,' pa se mi je uneslo, ker sem dobil samo dva, pa še tista dva ^ta bila prav ta male sorte. Čakaj, da dobim Jakata v roke. To se ne bo razšlo kar tako!" J. K. Mr. Joseph Perušek, naš mladi Slovenec, stanuje na 14814 Hale Ave. On je že dolgo vrsto let vnet delavec na društvenem polju in je član organizacije Reda Katoliških Borštnarjev, ter blagajnik M. P. H. 1640. Mr. Perušek je pomožni poslovodja ih slovenski zastopnik (za Stern Furniture Co., 15428 Waterloo Rd., kjer vedno rad vljudno postreže našim rojakom. Leopold Kushl&n SLOVENSKI ODVETNIK ki jo priredi Cez dan: 513 ULMER BLDG. Zvečer od 6—8 6411 ST. CLAIR AVE. soba žt. 7. Tel. Rand. 5105 Tel. Cherry 3982 V SPODNJIH ŠOLSKIH PROSTORIH FARE SV. KRISTINE na Bliss Ro., Euclid, O. NAZNANILO Ker se obeta prav prijazna in domača zabava, so. prijatelji in prijateljice, ter splošno občinstvo prav prijazno vabljeni, da se udeleže te veselice. Posebno pa so še vabljene članice društva in članice vseh sosednjih društev. Najboljšo zabavo garantira Kakor vsako leto, bom imel tudi letos svoje avtomobile na Clevelandski avtomobilski razstavi, ki se prične 25. januarja, in ki traja do 1. februarja. Imeli bomo v obeh dvoranah razstavo naših Odbor Cleveland, O. — Zadnje tem ne bom vedela ničesar, dni enkrat se je neki new- ker ta list sploh ne prihaja v burški "marjašar" izpodtak- našo hišo. Imam pa vsak dan nil, oziroma obregnil obrne v v rokah priljubljeni list Ame-"Prosveti." Jaz bi o tem ne riško Domovino. Torej, ako vedela ničesar, ker nisem na- vam leži kaka želja na srcu, ročnica na Prosveto, da mi jc ali če vam kaj na meni ne doni pokazal zadnji torek neki pade, pišite na Ameriško Do-prijatelj. "Marjašar" se je movino. Ker pa sumim, da obregnil ob moj dopis v Ame- stanujete v moji bližini, vam riški Domovini z dne 31. de- dovolim, da me osebno obiš-cembra, za kar ga je moralo čete in mi poveste, kaj vas te-vzeti očividno precej časa, da ži, pa vam ne bo treba pisanje moj dopis dobro preštudi- ti svojih čenč v Prosveto. Moj ral, predno je odgovoril nanj. omenjeni dopis se vas sploh "Marjašarju" samo toliko nič tikal ni,zato je odveč pra* povem, da me on lahko v Pro- skati se, kjer človeka popolno-sveti povišuje do neba, ali pa ma nič ne srbi. jpahne na dno pekla, jaz o In če ste tako korajžen mo- North Iloyallo'n-Ridge Road Kdor Želi kupiti nov avtomobil v tem letu, naj vpraša za A. L. PRAPROTNIKA ali F. T. ADAMICHA, ki je naš zastopnik za elevelandsko okolico. Priporočam sc cenjenim društvom in ljubiteljem narave piknike ali party, ker imam vse udobnosti: pokrito plesišče, rusko kegljišče, prostor za ballncanje in gugalnice. Gozd na željo razsvetljen. Oglasite se za dogovore pravočasno. 1246 ADDISON RD! ' CLEVELAND, O- Tel. FLorida 7908-R A. J. ZUZEK ODVETNIK Urad: 210 Engineers Bldg. — Main 8038 Stanovanje: 15708 Parkgrove Ave. — Kenmore 2857-J Nesreča pri streljanju z mož' narji. Na Silvestrovo je pripeljal ljubljanski rešilni avtomobil v ljubljansko splošno bolnico tri fante iz Škocijana pri Moravčah, brata Valentina in 15326 Waterloo Rd A. L. PRAPROTNIK, lastnik AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, JANUARY 25TH, 1930 ..................................................... A MAN IS only as big as his thoughts. iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiiiiiiiiin AMERICAN HOME JUNIOR niiimiiiiiiiimiifiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiimiiiiii SPIKE idle gossip with Ray Jay. today. IIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Toward the end of our senior year at school, the university authorities decided that since we were soon going out into the croil, croil world that some wise tips in the form of silent lectures wouldn't be amiss. As a result, there a p p e a red on the campus, in the dorms, class building, cafeteria and ... even on the stair- f ways, large posters p illustrating some good principles and a very short explanation of them. And no matte r where you turned there was "Keep Your Chin Up" Or "A Man Is Never Beat Until He Admits It" or "Don't Count Success In Money" staring you in the face. Each week found some new adage brought forth in large and colorful type, and whether you wished it or not, your attention was drawn to them and they left an impression on your mind. Spike Idle Gossip However, as is always the case, one struck me more forcibly than did the others. "Spike Idle Gossip" waš the caption of this one and the illustration showed two women indulging in their favorite outdoor sport of chinning over the back fence, while a partly laden clothes line served as the background. Neither the caption nor the illustration caught my fancy. It was the little formula offered to spike gossip. Simple, easy to remember it is a 100-1 shot to accomplish the desired results. Here it is: "When anyone says, 'They say' ask, 'Who?' " "They Say" "They say" is undoubtedly the most deadly combination of words in the English language. That little phrase has started runs on banks, ruined reputations, blackened characters, caused suicide and sorrow, started family feuds, created wars, disrupted kingdoms, ignited the fires of hatred and jealousy and has wrought havoc in general. And what does it amount to? Nothing more than an excuse for idle gossip. Pouhdationless stories depend upon "they say" for their authority. The scandal monger, the home wrecker and the tale-bearer invariably begin their monologue with "they say." Passing The Buck Just who "they" represent in real flesh and blood is never brought to light. Fortunately too, just think of all "they" are responsible for! Just like the unknown river source, they are the unseen, unknown founts of scandal and dirt, and hidden abodes eminates all the spicy stories that gather proportion and vehemence With each repetition over the back fence, cup of tea and bridge hand. All attempts to trace the originator of the tale finally result in the intangible "they"! When the real perpetrator and author of the story is confronted with the accusation of such, he or she merely Poses as nothing more that one repeating the story and gathers protection behind the all-embracing folds of "they." Ask "Who?" Undoubtedly "they" are more sinned against than sinned. But being inanimate and existing only in the minds of some individuals "they" suffer no harm. On the other hand, however, think of the hurt caused by the stories attributed to them as originators to those involved. And it ls your duty to protect this latter class, by spiking the tongues of the Bossipers. So whenever your com- JACKIE GAGNON IS GIVEN DRAW BY MAH BROCK IS POOR DECISION Crowd Boos Referee's Decision; Frankie Simms Winning Seven Of Ten Rounds Frankie Sinms, our socking heavy find William R. Hopkins are in the same class—both of them have been chiseled. The later out of the city manager's job and Frankie out' of a decision in his fight Monday night with Jack Gagnon. Matt Brock, the gallery idol, make another big hit with local boxing enthusiasts when he raised the hands of both contestants at the end of their ten-round gruelling battle. In fact the local referee almost got hit. Undoubtedly, the Fifth City puncher should have had the verdict over the tough Bostonian, for according to the rounds, Frankie was away out in front with a 7 to 3 count. But howl as much we want, the bout will go down in the big book as a draw. The scrap itself was a rip snort-in', bloody affair, with both participants contributing their share of the gore. Frankie,, in Gagnon, met his toughest foe to date and his showing was very Creditable. Both boys, heavy hitters, stood toe to toe and let them fly, much to the satisfaction of the capacity crowd. Simms showed the fans that he not only can dish out punishment, but that he can also take it without batting an eye. Grogan, a reputed puncher scored heavily on several occasions but Frankie only shook his head and bored in for more. S0K0LS, FLASHES, ST. ANN'S WIN BOXING SHOW IS PLANNED EDDIE SIMMS ON CARD Slovenian National Home to Be Turned Into Arena Feb. 5th The Slovenian National Home, the scene of many a social and theatrical affair, will take on ' a new aspect, Wednesday night, Feb. 5, when it will be turned into a boxing arena, for the amateur card to be staged there by John Gornik Jr. for the benefit of the Slovenian Young Men's Club. Special arrangements have been made so . that the auditorium will hav^ a seating 'capacity of 1,300. The card, which is being arranged by Charley O'Connell, is not yet complete and will be announced en toto at a later date. However, it is certain that Eddie Simnis Will meet some heavy in the main go, and that other Slovenian "simon pures" will be in the lineup. There will be eight, three-round bouts in all. Frankie Simms will handle the refereeing end of the game. This is the first time that any such thing has ever been attempted in the community and will prove a success only if undivided support is given the project. Tickets for the fight can be secured at Gornik's Hab or from any of the club members. Banquet is Huge Success MfflELICHHONORED Hit** About Them Girl Teams in Inter-Frat League Show Improvement Panion says, "They say," ask, "Who? -O In direct contrast to the close played games in the first matches of the Girls' Inter-Fraternal Basketball League, last weeks tilts saw the teams piling up lobsided scores. In Wednesday night's fracas the St. Ann quintet ran wild in chalking From their dark' up their first win, scoring a 22 to 2 win over the George Washington aggregation. Shenk, Bukovec and Erste were responsible for all of the SDZ points, while the stellar guarding of Rose Udovich held the Washington offense to a single basket by Jaklich. Displaying remarkable team play, the Sokol girls ran rough shod over the Spartan cagers, 19 to 2, in Thursday's opener. The Spartanites never had a look in, what with the Solcols passing the ball around a la Rosen-blum style. Had the. Sokol lassies any luck in their shooting, there is no telling how high the score would have run. The nightcap tilt between the Comrades and the KSKJ Flashes saw both teams playing a strictly defensive game. The Flashes, showing the best defense of any team in the league, held the Comrades to a single fcul, while (they eked out nine points to cop the' verdict. The KSKJ entry's defense was so tight that during the entire game, the Comrades got but three shots at their basket. -o- SURPRISE PARTY FOR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Joseph Cankar Sr., and his wife Amelia, 13329 Crossburn Ave. were jnarried twenty-five years Saturday. *0 celebrate the occasion their son Joseph Jr. and daughter Mary, Planned a surprise party. The event was a merry one. Mr. and Mrs. Cankar were indeed surprised as the relatives and friends poured in to offer their congratulations and rejoice with them. Mr. and Mrs. Cankar are well Known to the community of West ^ark as well as Cleveland since they are active in all lodge and club activities. They received a number of Ruts but perhaps the most unusal was that of the West Park friends, i y Presented them with two large ngures of two and five, which, upon ^oso examination revealed that they Were made, of one-hundred shiny new cents pieces. Wohlgemuth Rolls 662 for Spartans Bowling Quintet Sets New Three-High Record Bedding anniversary and Mrs. Rudolph Otonicar, ftW E. 66th St. celebrated their twen-cth wedding anniversary Saturday ™lthcut any choice in the matter. A u'prise was arranged for them by 2obecPaUline Lunder and Mrs' ^r5Ula affair was attended by 100 O f from whom Mr. and Mrs. taiin n 1 c a r received a three-piece ~Pf mohair living room suite, a Brancelj brothers with their accordion and banjo played. Lead by Wohlgemuth, the Spartan pin topplers 'went wild last week and spilled records hll over Del Young'c Alleys. The Loyalites were the unfortunate ones to hook up with the Spartans on their big> day and three defeats put them in fifth place. The Spartan aggregatian started off with a 936 game which gave them third place in the high single game standings. They then ■ rolled 893 and 926 to give them a „ new three-high game total of 2T55. Wohlgemuth, their hard hitting anchor man, rolled 244, 191 and 227 .to set a new individual three-high- of 662. This is the first time this year that any individual has hit the 600 mark in three games. However, their three wins failed to move them up any closer to the top of the heap as. both the Clairwoods and Collinwood Boosters, though not rolling such good scores, took three stiaigtit from their opponents, the leading Clairwoods taking over the Betsy Ross Flagmakers, whi}e the Boosters Were giving the George Washington quintet a shellacing. In tho other match of the day the Comrades' fourth place maple spill-lers took two out of three from the Progressives. The Progressives' victory in the first game was their third win of the season. i * •-o- The many friends of "Rudy" Vidmar will be sorry to hear that the popular young man is now in the 79th Street Hospital, following an operation. It is hoped that many will take .time out to drop in and see the staff -" eii c American Home Junior Ike '-c _Editor- Enquiring Reporter, dernii P,amt' Noah Fentz and Cin- broarin 5ne turned out at the WJAY .... _______ ... ........... to-nlrn tmg station for the Slovenian i lad. Visiting hours are from 2 to 4 "gram last Sunday afternoon. and 7 to 9. WOE UNTO ME! Alas and alack and a couple of more lasses and three more Alecks! The fates are dealing the cards against your humble scribe, and ' this week comes the saddest blow of all. Ike Enpaint is laid up! Don't break down and weep, dear readers, but it it true. That noble master of the canvas and brush will be among the missing for a while. Too many dates and too much zero weather have laid him on his back, and now we will have to struggle along. without his services, as best we can, until he returns from the repair factory. And until then, this column will be devoid of all illustrations. SLIDE, KELLY, SLIDE! But ol' man Winter despite his cold sleet, alcohol, skid chains etc. does bring in art ocotoional laugh. And fortunately your correspondent was right on the job when the following bit took place. Mr. Novak, the big candy and ice cream man of St. Clair Was crossing the street at E. 62nd going over to the North American Trust Co, to make a deposit. The gentleman in question always takes in a great number of pennies during the day and he was carrying these over to the bank in a paper sack. Halfway across, his feet did a Leon Errol and parked him on the pavement. The paper sack flew from his grasp, hit the street, split open, scattering coppers all over the avenue. Visibly embarrased, Mr. Novak, was of a mind to run into the store away from the laughing spectators. However his business sense prevailed and he spent the next fifteen minutes dodging in and out between passing automobiles, picking up stray pennies. HOW ABOUT THE RING? Stories galore have been written, comic movies have spent reels showing the plight of the young groom arriving at the scene of execution sans the necessary ring. But nobody yet has gone to any great lengths concerning the predicament of the young hopeful who while getting dressed for the ceremony discovered that he didn't have a collar button! And it absolutely is a breach of etiquette to appear At the ceremony without a collar and tie. But to cut a short story shorter, that's the mess Ray Breskvar found himself in Wednesday' night, when he had the life time handcuffs clamped on. Fortunately for Ray, he had a father who had an extra or else— (We do wonder what he would have done had he been unable, to get hold of one. What do you think???) A HELP OR HANDICAP? Whether or not the KSKJ Flashes have the best team in the Girls' Inter-Frat League or not has yet to be decided. But one thing is absolutely certain. The lassies undoubtedly have the largest staff. First there's Coach "Chaun,cey" Dehler and his assistant Ray Jay; the manager, Stanley P. Zupan, and "Snitz" Schneider, for whom no title has been decided upon. "Snitz" insists he's trainer for the quintet, but we have it from reliable sources that he hasn't performed any of the duties that fall in the category of a trainer so the team members have' decidcd that he should be called assistant manager. But as neither name seems to be appropriate may this column suggest, "promoter"? DO YOU KNOW THAT— Julia Močnik is one of hte most popular girl in the Comrades Lodge? (Not an Advt.) Frances Zulich aside from being a basketball player is a culinary expert? She makes the most delicious Slovenian "flanzate" with no one else's assistance. (Hint.) Johnny Gornik is going to promote a boxing show? (News and Advt.) Marica Telic is spending a two-weeks vacation in Lorain? (News). It is nice and Warm in Hawaii? (Goat getter). The Inquiring Reporter positively is not F. M. Jaksic? (???) Former City Manager Hopkins Is Given Great Ovation by Large Crowd When the idea of a testimonial dinner and dance in honor of Councilman John L. Mihelich was conceived, none figured that the turnout would be so large that it would be necessary to refuse admittance to many. Yet that actually was the case at the Slovenian National Home Wednesday night, when the many friends of the Slovenian councilman gathered to show their appreciation of his fine work during his terms in office. Arrangements had been made by the committee to handle 300 and long before the time of the banquet all reservations were sold. The banquet was a decided success and a fitting tribute to its guest of honor. City Treasurer Adam J. Damm served as toast master, and in this capacity called upon the many prominent city officials present for a few words. Former City Manager William R. Hopkins was given a two, minute' ovation following his short address in which he commended Mihelich for his political intregity and honesty. Other speakers were Judge Sawicki, Councilman Sulzmann, John Gornik, John Tomazic, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Hertz, Mayor Marshall, Mayor Guenther of Lyndhurst, Judge Eastman and Judge Ewing. Frank Surtz, on behalf of the St. Clair Merchants' Improvement Association, presented Mihelich with a large, silver loving cup. The councilman also received floral offerings from the Community Welfare Club and the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion. BACKWAiDPMTY "u%KT0filRl m SLOVENIAN RADIO HOUR Popular Choir to Present Varied Program During Broadcast Over WJAY Jugoslav-Slovene Club Entertains Magyar Girls, Everything was backward but as prophesied nobody was backward at the Jugoslav Backward party for the Magyar Girls at the International Institute, Monday evening. Upon arrival all the girls were asked to put their dresses on backward. The result was laugh provoking. Then followed a series of backward dances, word spelldowns and get acquainted games. Miss Frances Zulich won in a backward word spelldown. But for all her arduous labor she only received an artificial mouse that frightened her and a number of other young ladies. Miss Honey Mandel's playing on the accordion was irrestible and before long everybody was stepping to the tune of the "poke schottische" and Slovenian polka melodies. The Magyar girls showed themselves apt pupils and from all appearances seemed to be enjoying the novel dances. The . several vocal selections in English and Slovenian sung by Miss Genevieve Sterle offered a pleasant entertainment. Miss Sterle is a member of the Opera Guild. The luncheon which appropriately climaxed the affair was a la Slovenian and a real treat. Especially delicious were the home-made "potica" and "krofi." --o- BILL VIDMAR WATCHES GAMES; CAR DISAPPEARS With the "Lira" Choir taking to the air, the listeners of the weekly Slovenian Radio Hours over Station WJAY each Sunday at 2 o'clock, have a treat in store for them in tomorrow's broadcast. The popular and talented choir will present a varied program that will include numbers by the entire choir, male and female choruses, male and mixed quartets, duets and male and female solos. Mr. Sernovrsnik will conduct the singers in the broadcast. Tomorrow's program will be the ninth of the series being conducted by the Slovenian Merchants' Radio Club. The American Home Publishing Co., The North American Trust Co., A. Grdina & Sons, Mandel Drug, Leo Lausin (Durant Motors), Cerne Jewelry, Grdina Hardware and Johp L. Mihelich Co. are the members of the sponsoring organization. These programs are under the direction of Mr. Primos Kogoj and are announced by Mi-. Ralph Danilo and Mr. John J. Grdina. START TOURNEY AT DEL YOUNG'S TOMORROW AFTERNOON Some Thirty Girls Expected to Participate in Inter-Lodge Tournament MaKjng The Hound* HERE COMES THE BILLS Father Vukonic read the nuptial mass Saturday at St. Christine Church at which Miss Josephine Skerl and Joseph Gerson were united in marriage. Miss Skerl is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Skerl, 19101 Cherokee Ave. Mr. Gerson lives at 18530 Underwood Ave. The wedding reception was given at the Slovenian National Home, Euclid Village. OUT IN OPEN NOW Following a "sub rosa" existence, the H. H. H. Club of Euclid has decided to come out into the open. However, the real name of the organization, its aims and purposes will still be kept a secret. At a recent meeting the club voted in the following officers for 1930: Miss Albina Gabrenya, president; Miss Sdith p-rdina, secretary, and Miss Frances Sokatch, treasurer. The officers announce that the club will soon hold a party. IT'S A BEAR STORY! Some forty privileged characters have been invited to attend the "Bear Dinner" being given by Mr. Gasper Korce, demon hunter, this evening. The guest of honor, or the victim, is the bear that Mr. Korce and his companion, "Dutch" Prince, bagged in Pennsylvania last month. Those in charge inform us that for the benefit of those who do not care for bear meat, there will be other culinary delicacies and also an overfloW of refreshments. x TWENTY-FOURAND SINGLE One of the most successful surprise parties of the year was staged last Sunday, in honor of the twenty-fourth birthday of Anthony Milavec Jr., at his home, 6311 St. Clair Ave, The teams in the Inter-Lodge Bowling League won't have all the limelight at Del Young's Alleys tomorrow afternoon. In fact, they'll be lucky if they have any of the glory at all, for the first girls' bowling tournament will swing into action immediately after the league games, and they seem a sure bet to attract a lot of attention. With the entry date closing tonight, it is expected, that almost thirty girls will be rolling them down the polished hardwoods in quest of the girls' bowling crown. The tournament is on the elimination basis and the contestants will bowl every Sunday afternoon beginning at 3:30 until the championship is won. Contestants will be paired according to averages so that every girl will be given a fair chance at the title. This is the first attempt at any such organized bowling on the part of Slovenian girls and should prove successful if the enthusiastic response to the call for candidates can be taken as an indication. The tournament is being sponsored by the Inter-Lodge Bowling League and is open to any girl in the community. There is no entrance fee, the only cost being that of the games rolled. "ORELFŠTART SPORT PROGRAM Free Speech By Noah Fentz Have Two Basketball Teams Ready For Action Thn v. , * t, , Jennie ana Maru friends were ^spSf fo^paS fL ^^Ir^s^l i which was attended by some seventy ZhSf ^lX.^Le^ Following the adoption of a sport program, the Orels come forth with the , announcement of two basketball teams, as their first step. The Orels intend to have . representative teams in all the various sports, in the future. The senior team, "Orel Flyers," has been practicing for the last month, and boast several collegiate and high school luminaries in their lineup. The team is coached and captained by-Joe Nemanieli, former court star of St. John's College of Minnesota. Emerich Dusic, former member of the Pennsylvania state champions, Uniontown, and now John Ciirroll student will also be in the Flyer lineup. Joe Sterk, Tony Pozelnik, Freddie Marinko, Tony Baraga, Joe Lu-sin and Tony Orazem complete the roster. The other team gives the young ladies of the organization an oppoi-tunity to display their wares. Though they do not intend to startle the basketball world they figure on giving a good account of themselves in the many games they have scheduled. Miss "Angle" Maver is directing the team play. The girls who have turned out for the quintet are Angle Chartalic, Jennie and Marie Zakraj-. Anna and Alice Mismas, Jean Glavich, Frances Kasunich Now that the racket at City Hall has died down and we can once more carry on a conversation without being interrupted by Dr. Walz broad-c a sting, it 19 interesting to take note of certain facta brought out by the upheaval. One of them is that the loser in an unfair fight actually may be the winner. We refer to Mr. Hopkins,, whose manner of taking a beating at the hands of a coterie of shameless political shysters exhibited him to the public aa a man and a gentleman. Even Maschke and his heelers probably have their decent moments now and then; they may be wondering now if it might not have been better if they had gone about the job more like men and less like the hoodlums who prey on lone wayfarers at night with blackjacks. It seems that a representative form of government is necessarily political in its nature and so long as we have politics we will have politicians, from the president down to the last member of a village council. Nothing especially- wrong with that, since there is no reason why a politician should not be a good one, as well as an honest man and a square shooter, except that it appears to be difficult. It is the character of the men who go in for politics, especially local politics, rather than the system itself, that has caused the term "politician" to take on an unflattering significance. All the more deserving of honor, then, is the straightforward, honest and capable politician who never forgets the fact that the public interest comes first and acts accordingly. It gives us pleasure to recognize a man of that type in Mr. Adam J. Damm, that genial, kindly, silver-haired gentleman who has guarded the interests of this locality for so many years.. There are plenty of "regular fellows" everywhere; few, however, who possess Mr. Damm's shrewd sagacity in affairs political. When Mr. Hopkins so eloquently brought out that, of the millions of public money which has passed through Damm's hands during his years of service as City Treasurer, "not a cent stuck to his fingers," he merely stated that Mr. Damm may safely be trusted to handle other people's money. So much could easily have been taken for granted. We know of no one who needed to be reassured on that score. We admire Mr, Damm more for the .way he has avoided the less obvious trickeries of the game which so many less able politicians seem to think are quite legitimate as long as the law does not interfere, and the same time has managed to keep control of his dis- • trict. The fact that he may lose his position as city treasurer, though he could have kept it by not coming to the defense of Mr. Hopkins, only adds lustre to his many years of service in the affairs of the city. Those men who now hold city offices as representatives of this locality, mainly by reason of Mr. Damm's sponsorship, may consider themselves fortunate in having an honest man and able politician for their friend and leader. They will do well to continue to let him do most of their thinking for them. If anyone sees a perfectly good, Stray car looking for an owner, just get in touch with Bill Vidmar care of this paper. Bill is very busy right now looking for a car, one in particular—his own. Mr. Vidmar parked his pavement gondola in front of the St. Clair Bath House Thursday night, while he went in to give the Girls' Inter-Frat games the double O. Following the games, the hero came out and had his jubilant spirits dampened when he found that some practical joker had removed his car. At least, Bill is hoping that it was a prank player who did the work, for he then has a chance of getting it back. And if wasn't a practical joker, well— that's one for the police then. -o-- FOUR NO TRUMP Miss Mary Janezic entertained with a bridge party at her home, 18619 Pawnee Ave., Thursday evening. In addition ■ to the card playing there was dancing',' singing and an interesting exchange of ideas as well as news, supplemented by a delicious lunch: The guests were the Misses Sophia Posch, Frances Laurin, Rose Mertic, Ann Tekovec, Josephine Prince, Pauline Zak and Cinderella Jane. -O-- AN INVITATION Everyone is invited to attend the Fall In Dance being given by the Lake Shore Post, American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary, at Mervar's Hall this evening. According to the tickets its going to be, "good music, goad time all for 50 cents." And we guess they're right. guests. Folowing a full, three course dinner, the party took to dancing until early in the morning. And according to all reports, every one present had the best time of their lives. A radio from the- family, a ring and several gold pieces were outstanding amongst the many gifts that Mr. Milavec received. ARCADIANS DANCE The Arcadian Club is expecting to be hosts to one of the largest crowds that ever attended a dance at the Slovenian National Home. The occasion for the large turnout will be the Club's Novelty»Dance to be held Thursday night. And the club promises that this is going to be a "Novelty Dance" in more ways than one, and that a series of surprises are in store for their large ^following. As per custom, the club's own orchestra, the Arcadian Melody Piiots will furnish the music. WANT GAMES The Slovenian-American Lodge of Lorain, a branch of S. D. Z., have organized a basketball team. The squad is composed of Balant, Marks, Radman, Stojic, E. Stolinicki and W. Stolinicki. All are strong Class A players, some of whom were members of the county championship team of last year. Any Slovenian o* independent team ^fi111^8' a game' write Louis Balant, 1808 E. 32nd St., Lorain, O. REST IN PEACE Collinwood lost one of its most popular member of the younger set. and the Stragglers SNPJ, and Blejsko Jezero SDZ an active member, when Josephine Ogrinc; 19, passed away at her home, 440 E. 158th St., Wednesday morning. BUrial took plače this morning at St. Paul s cemetery following the funeral services at St. Mary's Church. American Home Junior extends its neartfelt sympathies to the surviving members of the family. san, Anna Barkopec Maver. -o- and Caroline Prusnik, Martincic Have Best Red Hair Win Red-Head Contest At Klever Kids' Dance John "Red" Prusnik, 664 E. 160th St. and "Readhcad" Rose Martincic, E. 60th St. captured the prizes for the most beautiful red hair at the Klever Kids' Redhead dance at the Slovenian Workingmen's Home, Collinwood, Saturday evening. Rose's hair is naturally wavy and John's is both naturally wavy and curly. Both have brown eyes. And both are quite even tempered in spite of universal statement so often attributed to Titian heads. Each one received a $2.50 gold piece. Judges for the contest were Ray J. Grdina, editor of American Home Junior, Frank Suhadolnik, editor of the Cleveland Journal and Stanley P Zupan, editor of the K. S. K J Our Page. The dance went over with a boom that is still resounding. It scons that the Klever' Kids can stage a dance at any time and draw a crowd m spite of the most inclement weather and pending competition. Enjoy It Again Later WITH A KODAK along, every pleasing little incident is kept for you and your friends to enjoy again later. Make a Kodak a part of ' vour sporting equipment. You'll find the right: Kodak at the right price at this store. Come in any day and look around. Ask to see the Modern Kodaks - - they don't require bright sunlight. No obligation to make purchases. Kodaks as low as 15 F. BRAUNLICH 'lekarna vogal 55th St. Clair Ave Ambulance Service Day or Night A. GRDINA & SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1053 E. 62d St. FIRST SLOVENIAN UNDERTAKERS IN CLEVELAND HEnderson 2088 New Ambulance Cars for All Occasions n s AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, JANUARY 25TH, 1930 Pohištvo naprodaj za kuhinjo, obednico in dve spalnici. Se proda zelo poceni. Oglasite se v nedeljo ves dan, med tednom pa od 4. ure popoldne naprej. Dobi se tudi stanovanje. 1136 Norwood Rd. (23) 71 let skušnje ženska bi rada dobila delo v kuhinji ali v restavrantu. 1210 Nodwood Rd. (22) Soba se da v najem, za enega fanta, s hrano ali brez hrane. Vpraša, te na 5801 Prosser Ave. (23 naše trgovine vam zagotavljajo pravi premog za vaš furnez, peč ali grelnik, po pravi ceni. The Yates Coal Co. HEnderson 0280. MAin 7878. GArfield 1900. Thur.-Sat.-Tue. Soba se da v najem za enega ali dva fanta. Vprašajte na 1167 E. 74th St. zadaj. (23) Lepa prilika za Slovenca, ki ima več sinov, da kupi in operira prvovrstno gasolinsko postajo, in zraven tudi popravljalnico za tires, baterije in enaka mehanična dela. Na E. 140th St. in Maxwell Ave. Pokličite GLenville 5139. (Sat.27) DANES POSEBNO ZNIŽANE CENE ZA SLEDEČE: Namizna jabolka, 5 funtov za__________________25c Pomaranče in tangerine, 2 due. za______25c Grapefruit, 4 za____________________________________________25c Posebno lepe hruške, 3 funte za______________2§c Krompir, 7 funtov za________________________________25c Solata, en funt za_________________________!5c Zelo fina jabolka, 40 funtov zaboj____$1.98 POSEBNO ZNIŽANE CENE NA VSEM SADJU IN ZELENJAVI V najem se dasti dve opremljeni sobi, enemu ali dvema peclarjema. Vpraša se na 1193 E. 61st St, (22) Krasen slovenski radio program v nedeljo! V KNAUSOVI DVORANI Zvedeti želim za mojo prijateljico in sopotnico Mary Pust, s katero sem se seznanila pred dvema letoma na ribniškem kolodvoru pri odhodu iz domovine v Ameriko. Ona je šla v Cleveland na E. 55th St., jaz pa v Kansas City. Moje dekliško ime je bilo Mary ša-far, sedaj pa kot poročena se pišem Mary Kajfcž, 1592 E. 33. St., Cleveland, O. (22) Hiša naprodaj Proda se hiša, 6 sob, za ceno $3500. Vknjižba na banki. Takoj $700, drugo na odplačila in 6 procentov. Hiša naprodaj, 5 sob, cena je $3550.00. Takoj $600, ostalo na odplačila po 7 procentov. Te hiše banka proda in so veliko pod ceno. Za podrobnosti se oglasite pri D. Stakich, 15813 Waterloo Rd. Tel. KEnmore 1934. (21) CREDIT JEWELRY, RADIO & MUSIC HOUSE Začetek točno ob 7:30 zvečer urogram: Anna Herbst, umetnica na harmonike. Solo ples 10-letne deklice. Baletni ples 8-letne deklice in dveh malih dečkov, V POSREDOVALNICI burka v enem dejanju PRIJAZNO VABIMO VSA SOSEDNA DRUŠTVA S. Ž. Z. IN* VSE OSTALO OBČINSTVO NA PRVO DOMAČO ZABAVO, OSEBE: GOSPA PELKA, posredovalka ..................................Josephine Perpar GA. pl. STEBLINSKA, soproga tovarnarja .,..Margaret Tomažin MISS BRIGHTON, angleška učiteljica ......................Louise Gornik MADEMOISELLE BAUCHAMPE, baroninja ......Prances Debevec GOSPICA MELODINA, učiteljica glasovirja ............Albina Novak GOSPA LEŽARIK, frizerka ..............................................Mary Mahne FANNY MELINČEVA, sobarica ......................................Mary' Brodnik STANKA, dekla ..............................................................Prances Ponikvar LENA ZADREMAL, dekla ..........................................Mayme Augustine MARJANKA ŠIMEK, kuharica .................................Rose Konečnik GENDRA CIŽEK, vratarica ........................................Prances Brancelj Po igri prosta zabava in ples. Vabimo cenjeno občinstvo in- posebno vse članice Slovenske Ženske Zveze, da nas posetijo na ta večer. HOJER GODBA VSTOPNINA 50 CENTOV Najvljudneje vas vabi Podružnica št. 25 S. Ž. Z. katero priredi @ Brez vsakega interesa—prosta instalacija— ® tri-mesečna garancija in prosta postrežba (g) Kompletno z tubi in Dynamic speakerjem (§) ® SLEDEČI RADIO: V TURKOVI DVORANI NA WATERLOO RD, SONORA »174.50 APEX $163.00 Kdor se želi popolnoma no domače zabavati, naj nas poseti na 26. januarja. Ne bo. vam žrl, ker postrežba bo prvovrstna, to vam garantira odbor. Naše kuharice so same Ljubljančanke, pa ne ameriške kuharcc. Torej še enkrat vljudno vabimo na našo prvo domačo veselico. Vstopnina je prosta. Začetek ob 5. uri popoldne. Igral bo na harmonike Resnik. Odbor. EARL Stanovanje in hrana za dva fanta se odda. Gorkota. 1393 E. 53rd St. (21) Naznanilo Tem potom naznanjam vsem, ki imajo vstopnico za predstavo, ki jo priredi podružnica št. 25, Slovenske ženske Zveze v Knau-sovi dvorani, da se ista vrši v nedeljo 2. februarja, in se torej ne bo vršila v nedeljo, 26. januarja. Prosimo, da vzamejo članice to v naznanje, kajti primo-rane smo bite, da preložimo d&n naše veselice in igre. ODBOR. (21) ATWATER KENT f95,00- - COLUMBIA j COURSER ^129.00 I 395.00 / Ako pokličete HEnderson 0465 vam mi brezplačno pripeljemo RADIO na vaš dom za POSKUŠNJO ZANIMIV SLOVENSKI PROGRAM VSAKO NEDELJO NA WJAY Odda se mala hiša v najem, dve sobi, toilet. Vprašajte na 1167 E, 74th St. zadaj. (23) Delo dobi slovenski prodajalec ali prodajalka. Lahko ves dan ali samo nekaj ur. Oglaševalna kampanja. Vprašajte na 520 Insurance Center Bldg., 1783 E. llth Street. (21) smo prodali na stotine RADIO aparatov zadnje mesece, ki povoljno delujejo POSEBNOSTI V AllMNASTIH POSODAH IV2 qt perkolatorji.................. 5£ 3 qt. dvojni bojlerji....................................51 4 qt. lonci za juho........................5i 4 qt. ponev s pokrovom.......................5S 3 qt. vrči......................................................51 Harmonike! Prva slovenski šola za poučevanje v igranju na harmonike. Pri nas se dobro izučite. Oglasite se pri J. Rus, 1062 E. 62nd St. (Sat 21.) NAJVEČJA SLOVENSKA TRGOVINA Z ZLATNINO IN RADIO APARATI Lonci za jolio, 4 qt. Lonci za juho, 6 qti Lonci za juho, 8 qt Lonci za juho, 10 qt Lonci za čaj, 8 qt. . Vrči, 2 qt.........N Perkolatorji, 2 qt.. Perkolatorji, 3 qt.. Perkolatorji, 4 qt.. Jos Demshar iti Siti STAVBENIKA 548 E. 123rd St. EDdy 1693-R. Bliža se. pomlad in čas za gradnjo novih hiš. Mi vam postavimo hišo na lot, samo ako imate lot plačan in vam tudi preskrbimo denar. Priporočamo se tudi za vsako popravilo, naj bo delo veliko ali majhno. Cene so zmerne in točna postrežba. DR. J. V. ŽUPNIK ZOBOZDRAVNIK «131 ST. CI.AIR AVE. V Knauaovem poslopju • Nad North American banka Vhod samo lx 62. cest« Govorimo slovensko. 10 let Na St. Clair Ava. 4< sika«! c«l* lata. Soba h.02, 737 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, O. Uradne ure: 9:30 do 7:30 dnevno. V nedeljo od 10. do 1. 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