AMERIŠKA
AMERICAN IN SPIRIT FOREIGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY
DOMOVINA
AMERICAN HOME
SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER
NO. 41
CLEVELAND, OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1932
LETO XXXIV —VOL. XXXIV
Miller bo odpravil suhaške pogone v mestu
župan Miller bp takoj, ko na- lostnih razmerah
Zanimive vesti iz slovenskih naselbin
V Warren, Ohio, sta Anton in
stopi svoj urad, odpravil tako-zvane posebne policijske oddelke, ki so bili doslej upeljani, v
Nekateri govorijo, da bo stopil na Maschketovo mesto sedanji okrajni blagajnik Collister,
strah in grozo gotovim ljudem, i ki letos ne more biti več kandi-Predvsem .bo odpravljen tako-!dat. On bo prevzel vodstvo repu-zvani "žganjarski oddelek," ki blikanske stranke. Collister sam
je pod načelstvom znanega kapitana McMastra leta in leta vdiral v privatne hiše in dela! druge velike noprilike ljudem No vo metlo bo čutiLtudi policijski inšpektor Hughes, ki je posebni varovanec c o u n cihhana Finki e. Tudi superintendent Potts in saržent Smetana bosta morala zapustiti svoje urade in vršiti policijsko službo na cestah. Miller bo ves policijski oddelek popolnoma prenovil.
Sedaj, ko je narodna volja državljanov v Clevelandu postavila v urad demokrata Ray T. Millerja in tako vrgla republikansko stranko na cesto, so se začele širiti govorice, da se bo republikanska stranka temeljito organizirala in izčistila.
Maurice Maschke, zli duh clevelandskega političnega ozračja, ki je kot absolutni vladar dirigiral usodo Clevelanda zadnjih 17 let, bo vržen med staro šaro. že včeraj so ga vpraševali, če se bo umaknil iz političnega ospredja ,toda Maschke je molčal. Videti je bil silno poparjen. Vsa prejšnja oholost ih ošabnost ga je minula.
Več voditeljev v republikanski stranki pa je mnenja, da je treba republikansko stranko temeljito reorganizirati, ker sicer nima več nobenega upanja, da bi še kdaj prišla do vlade. Narod v Clevelandu je naravnost razjarjen nad republikanci. Ta narodna jeza je toliko hujša, ker je šele sedaj prišlo na dan, da se je republikanska stranka držala na površju s pomočjo črnih državljanov, katere so imeli republikanci za privesek, dočim so jih v resnici puščali v skrajno ža-
se do danes ni hotel tozadevno izjaviti.
Republikance ne boli samo dejstvo, da so zgubili mestno vlado in z njo zaeno do 6,000 dobrih služb, pač pa so še v večjem strahu glede okrajnih volitev, kajti v okrajnih uradih imajo republikanci še precej moči. Tam kontrolirajo nadaljnih 4,-000 služb. In plošno je razširjeno po mestu prepričanje, da bodo republikanci propadli tudi v vseh okrajnih uradih pri volitvah novembra meseca. Pri teh volitvah bo kandidiral skoro gotovo tudi župan mesta Euclid, Charles Ely, za ta ali oni okrajni urad. Na njegovo kandidaturo že danes opozarjamo slovenske državljane, da se mu bodo potom glasovnic zahvalili v jeseni, ker jim je novembra meseca lanskega leta priredil tako — sramoten pogreb! Vsak pes ima svoj dan, pravi Amerikanec!
Na drugi strani se pa tudi govori v republikanskih krogih, ki so v ozkih stikih z Maschke-tom, da se Maschke ne bo pustil kar zlepa odpraviti. Trdi se, da bo Maschke yztrajfll vsaj, še do primarnih volitev, ki se vršijo meseca maja, ker bi sicer njegov padec povzročil še večjo zmedo v republikanskih krogih. Republikanci so prepričani, da do primarnih volitev še nekako preživijo burne čase.
Popolnoma "ob pamet" pa so, ko premišljujejo, kaj se bo zgodilo v jeseni, ko se vršijo predsedniške volitve. Republikanski kandidat za predsednika bo gotovo Herbert Hoover, in kako ponuditi volivcem v Clevelandu Hooverja za predsednika, tega
Priprave za dobrodelno prireditev v nedeljo.
niti sam Maschke ne more izra- v vvailK"> urno, sxa Aiuon in samo tri dni še imamo do ne-čunati. Jasno je, da bo republi- - Frances Jug nedavno tega ob- deljei 2i. februarja, ko se vpri-kariska stranka v jeseni še huje|hajala 25 letnico svojega zakon-1 zori v Siovenskem Narodnem poražena kot je bila sedaj pri ^kega življenja v krogu sorodni-! Dcmu največja predstava, kar mestnih volitvah, ker je republi-;kov uj. Prijateljev, ki so ju pre-' jih imeli še k(laj- Slovenci v kanski kandidat Hoover skraj, jsenetih z obiski in darili.	| Zedinjenih državah. To bo do-
no nepriljubljen pri narodu, in I ..	Je zbo,ela v Calumetu,; Modelna predstava "Ameriške
celo pri samih republikancih. j Michigan, dobro poznana roja- Dcmovine» za slovenske brezpotja Mrs. Mary Kocjan, *>pro-jEe]ne v clevelandu. Kot že po-
i ročano nastopijo pri tej predsta-
če predno pa republikanci mo-štefana Kocjana. rejo misliti, kaj se bo z njimi | Mla(]i rojak Tone gtuke, zgodilo v jeseni, gledajo
iz
vi naši najboljši slovenski ta-
večiim strahom na takojšno"bo- A]?mecka\	JG	1 lenti, katere ste bili vajeni hodit
\ccjim snanom na takojšno Do-,n)1 ^CJO kan(ijc;[aturo za občin-
dočnost pred seboj, župan v; Clevelandu je Ray T. Miller, de-! mokrat, toda republikanci imajo v v mestni zbornici veliko večino. Izmed 25 councilmanov v zbornici je 15 republikancev, 9 demokratov in en neodvisni republikanec (Hopkins). Republikanci so doslej s to večino lahko vspk predlog spravili skozi mestno zbornico.
S prihodom demokrata Miller-ja kot župana, se je pa položaj popolnoma spremenil. Kakor hitro bo republikanska mestna
j poslušat posamezno, ko so na-pisarja v Allouez, Mich. ,topali na odru> v nedel|0 pa bo.
Pretekli teden sta se poročila do vsi skupaj nastopili, žrtvu-Calumetu, Mich., ; Miss Mary joč svoje moči> čas jn denar> da Majerle, hčerka pokojnega Mike Majerle in Mr. Edward Pelle-rin.
Mrs. Frances Kerzich iz Harriet, Michigan, išče rojaka Rudolfa Opaleka, doma iz Bučke1 pri Krškem. V starem kraju
mu je umrla žena. Mr. Opalek T Millerja> ki b() y nedeljo pH_ je bil svoje dni v Detroitu, na- j M v Slovenski Narodni Dom kot kar se je preselil v Cleveland,: gost »Ameriške Domovine," da-po?neje pa v Lorain.	| gi je plača, ye]iko vstopnino. Mr
V Milwaukee, Wis., je umrl|M[ller bi se rad zahvaH, tisoč.e.
pomagajo svojim bratom in sestram, ki se nahajajo v potrebi.
Poleg programa, ki smo ga imeli že detajl i ranega za nedeljo, pa smo pristavili sedaj še no-| vo tečko, namreč prvi nastop novega župana v Clevelandu, Ray
zbornica sprejela kak predlog, ki j rojak Jos Kreves, star 67 let,; rim Slovencem in Slovenkam, ki
Millerju ne bo po volji, tedaj bo župan Miller predlog vetiral, ali prepovedal. Ako hočejo republikanci, da njih prepovedani predlog postane postava, tedaj morajo o njem še enkrat glasovati in sic^r z dvetretinsko večino, katere pa Maschketovci v mestni zbornici nimajo, ker jih bodo demokrati ustavili Tako je tudi v mestni zbornici konec republikanskih homatij.
S padcem Morgana so organizirani delavci v Clevelandu pri-zadjali tudi strašen moralni udarec predsedniku Delavske federacije, McLaughlinu, ki se je z dušo in telesom prodal Masch-ketu. Govori se, da niti ena četrtina unijskih delavcev v Clevelandu ni glasovala Za Morgana, pač pa za Millerju. Govori se, da bo McLaughlin moral pustiti predsedništvo Delavske federacije.
doma iz Zabukovja, fara Tre-belno na Notranjskem. Zapušča ženo in sina.
Chicaški listi poročajo, da je Mrs. Frances Tauchar prejela že tisoče pisem, ker je bilo njej pred tednom dni naznanjeno, da je podedovala en milijon dolarjev. Poleg tega pa telefon v njenem stanovanju neprenehoma
so glasovali za njega. Mr. Miller bo imel častno mesto. Gotovo bo zanimiv ta poset župana Miller j a v S. N. Domu. Spoznal se bo takoj lahko z ljudmi, ki so toliko delovali za njega!
Sedaj pa še o nadaljnih talentih, ki nastopijo v nedeljo. Nastopila bo naša eminentna operna pevka, Mici Grdina. Poznate
17 aretiranih v New Yor-
ku kot tihotapci
New York, 17. februarja. — 17 eseb, med njimi neki bivši zvezni naselniški nadzornik in neki newyorški notar, je bilo danes aretiranih. Obdolženi so, da so vtihotapili mnogo tujcev na prepovedan način*v Zedinjene države.
Naslednik Millerja
Računa se, da bo imenovan za državnega prosekutorja v Clevelandu na izpraznjeno mesto Millerja, sedanji prvi pomožni državni pravdnik Lieghley. Ako je mesto državnega prav-dnika izpraznjeno, tedaj imenujejo Common Pleas sodniki namestnika, do prihodnjih volitev. Sodnikov je 15, in sicer 10 republikancev in 5 demokratov. Ako bi se šlo za stranko, tedaj bi republikanski sodniki imenovali republikanca, toda ker morajo štirje izmed njih v jeseni na volitve, se bojijo to storiti, ker v očigled velikega števila glasov, ki jih je dobil Miller, se boje zameriti demokratom, in bodo najbrž imenovali Lieghleya, ki je demokrat, državnim pravdni-kom.
Dva roparja ubita
Dva roparja sta bila ubita v raznih krajih mesta včeraj. Eden je hotel oropati neko gro-cerijsko trgovino, drugi pa ga-solinsko postajo, toda lastnik Prve kot druge trgovine se je roparju postavil po robu, in oba roparja sta bila ubita.
Umazano delo
Ko je izšla "Pamet" številka 2, so pisarji "Pameti" napisali nekak članek, v katerem so se pebahali, češ, kako močan je St. Clair Republican Club. Natisnili so kakih 300 imen, deloma slovenskih, deloma nemških, irskih a.li židovskih, češ, vsi ti so člani St. Clair Republican Clu-ba. Sedaj je pa prišlo na dan, da so pri "Eniakopravnosti," kjer se je tiskala "Pamet," kar enostavno si prisvojili imena dotičnih in brez vednosti in dovoljenja, prizadetih tiskali številna imena v javnosti. Dnevno prihajajo k nam razjarjeni rojaki, ki protestirajo proti taki nesramnosti. Ker pa v dotic-nem članku celo grozijo z bojkotom napram "Ameriški Domovini," je to dvakrat protipo-stavno dejanje, in je vsak upravičen tožiti pisarje "Pameti" in bo tožbo tudi dobil. Nekaj nezaslišanega je v resnici, da si drznejo slovenski republikanci krasti imena sicer poštenih rojakov in potem groziti podjetju, kateremu so dotični rojaki sicer naklonjeni! In da podpiše poziv na bojkot sicer razumen človek, kot je dr. Kern, se nam zdi, milo rečeno — prismo-
Padec francoskega mini-sterskega predsednika
Paris, 17. februarja. Raz-orcževalna konferenca je danes zastala s svojim delom, ker je francoski ministerski predsednik Laval podal svojo resigna-cijo. Francoska delegacija na konferenci je pobrala svoje stvari in se nemudoma preselila iz Geneve v Paris. Pričakuje se, da bo predsednik francoske republike, Doumer, še danes imenoval novega minister-skega predsednika.
zvoni. To jo je prisililo, da je jo zlasti pe njenem nagtopu okto_ spremenila številko. V pismih |bra
meseca lanskega leta, ko je v družbi z g. šubljem priredila
so pa večinoma ženitovanjske ponudbe. Med drugimi se ji ponuja neki "radio announcer" iz St. Louisa in neki izumitelj iz Pittsburgha. Ponudbe prihajajo iz vse Amerike in Kanade.
V Evportu, Pa., je padla po stopnicah rojakinja Mary Viš-nich in se poškodovala. -o-
sijajni koncert. Tudi pri tej prireditvi se bo Mici Grdina odlikovali. z opernimi točkami, katere zna žgoleti kot drobni škrjanček. Mici Grdina ni samo, da bi bila izšolana v slavnih glasbenih šolah, pač pa ji je že narava sama podarila pevski talent, kot malo-kteremu. Prepričani smo, da bo radi nje mnogo naših ljudi pose-tilo nedeljsko prireditev.
Mici Grdina nastopi tako v prvem delu kot v drugem. Za Vsak nastop ima izbranega nekaj posebno privlačnega. Izjavila je, da ji je v posebno veselje po svojih močeh prispevati k večjemu uspehu nedeljske prireditve, in mi vemo, da bo njen nastop med najbolj odličnimi na odru.
Več umetnih, narodnih in drugih plesov se bo vršilo na odru. Med odličnimi zastopnicami Ter-sifere nastopijo naše mladostne in umetniške plesalke in sicer Miss Milavec, Miss Lillian Oblak, Miss Zel Cankar, Podpa-dec sestri, žal nam je, da reporter teh vrstic ne more dobiti prilike, da bi jih opazoval pri skušnjah, ker bi lahko potem še kaj več in boljšega napisal o teh naših talentiranih mladenkah, toda njih imena vam že zagotavljajo, da vam bo nastop teh naših mladih deklet izvanredno ugajal.
Poleg gorej omenjenih slovenskih umetniških plesalk, pa na-
pa program nedeljske prireditve nikakor Š3 ni izčrpan. Nastopi še veliko naših najboljših slovenskih talentov, katerih doslej še nismo imeniii, pač pa zaključimo povest o njih nastopu v ju-trajšnji številki "Ameriške Domovine."
že iz vsega tega, kar smo omenili doslej, lahko sklepate, da bo predstava tako bogata, irnpo-zantria in gigantska, da kaj enakega se doslej še nihče ni drznil postaviti v istem času na naš oder. T o d a rešišerja Messrs Math in John Grdina nam zagotavljata, da bo šel ves program kar najbolj spretno in točno naprej, brej vsakega čakanja ali zakasnelo&ti. Tako točnega programa zlepa še nismo videli na našem odru,
Prosimo pa že danes, da se občinstvo točno udeleži. Pov-darjamo resno, da se začne s predstavo točno ob pol osmi uri zvečer, v nedeljo, 21. februarja. Mi rečemo: točno ob pol
stopijo tudi mlade plesalke iz j osmih zvečer, nič kasneje. Pro-znamenite Variety School of ,simc torej kar najbolj vljudno, Stage Dancing, 7801 Euclid Ave. j da ste točno na mestu. Ako To je najf inejša plesna šola v j zakasnite, ne boste videli vse-mestu, kjer se vežbajo dekleta za ; ga. Blagajna bo odprta že ob
umetne plese na odru. Pod vod-?tvcm Miss Helen Kirchner, bodo nastopile v nedeljo na odru S. N. Doma, in bo njih nastop prav gotovo posebno privlačna točka prireditve.
Take se dela za mesto
Kot smo že poročali, je župan
mesta Euclida zadnjih štirinajst __
dni rogovilil po Clevelandu in1D , , govoril po raznih shodih za rel I Radodarni Kitajci daru-publikanskega kandidata Mor- jejo velike SVOte gana, da bi ga Clevelandčani iz- San Francisco, 17. februarja, volili županom. Morgan je ime-j Kitajci v tem mestu so sklenili, nitno propadel, pri tem je pa da bodo darovali $1,000,000 za
pol sedmi uri zvečer. Še vedno fahko dobite nekaj izvrstnih sedežev za to predstavo, ako re točne oglasite v trgovini prijazne Mrs. Mary Kushlan v Sle venskem Narodneim Domu, Končno pa nastopi v plesnih j ki ima. v predprodaji vstopni-točkah tudi Leona Hart s svojo j ce. Vsaka vstopnica, kupljena plesno šolo. Miss Leona Hart je i v predprodaji, ima garantiran pred kratkim odprla plesnd šolo' cedež, dečim se pozneje, ko bo-V Slov. Narodnem Domu in ima I de prodane te vstopnico, ne lepo število slovenskih učenk, s, more garantirati sedeža, ker
so vsi sedeži rezervirani. Prosimo, hitite, zamudili boste nekaj, česar v življenju nikdar več ne boste imeli prilike vide-t?! Pcleg tega pa pomagate, da naberemo en tisoč dolarjev za naše brezposelno trate »n sestre!
katerimi želi nastopiti v nedeljo pri dobrodelni predstavi. In tO niso navadne plesalke, pač pa umetnice v plesu, ki bodo zbudile gotovo veliko pozornost na odru.
In z vsem tem, kar smo d »sedaj omenili tekom treh tednov.
Preklic!
Spodaj podpisana Frank in Jack Pintar, slovenska mesarja' na 6305 Glass Ave. tem potom
Zaprt, ker je v cerkvi plaušai dekle
ElkbJvt, Indiana, 17. februarja. Karl Smithers, ki je v tu-
propadel tudi Charles Ely, eu-1 svoje prizadete rojake v vojnem
clidski župan. Namreč Ely sedaj I okolišu. Eno samo popoldne so|nili tiskati najino ime v trdi, da ga je Maschketova kam- 'zbrali $225,000. Enako delajo
resno protestirava proti izdaja- .kajšni cerkvi plaušai tekom pri-teljem "Pameti," ker so se drz-idigej je bn obsojen v plačilo
Pa- $18.00. Ker
panja tako "urihtala," da se je njegovo ljubo zdravje tako močno zrahljalo, da bo moral iti za več mesecev na počitnice. In Charlie odpotuje že drugi teden v sončnato Florido, kjer bo po
Kitajci tudi po drugih mestih.
Zgubljen otrok
Ko je šla v torek Mrs. Mary Popovič, 1742 E. 47th St. na po kostanj v žrjavico, bi bilo za volišče, je oddala svojo 3 letno Euclid boljše. Tako je pa en me-hčerko Marion sorodnikom na sec rogovilil po Clevelandu, in
Žalostna vest iz domovine
Mr. Fred Jazbec je dobil iz stare domovine žalostno vest, da mu je umrl 4. februarja oče, čival po težavnem delu, ko je lo- Matija Jazbec, star 80 let. Umrl vil kaline za Maschketovo maši-1 je v bolnici v Zagrebu. Ranjki no v Clevelandu. Ako bi ostal je bil posestnik in gostilničar v doma in skrbel za blagor svoje-1 Sv. Petru pod sv. Gorami na ga mesta, ne" pa hodil za druge štajerskem. Ranjki zapušča v
j eno! Pamet, pamet!
Damm dobi delo?
Govori se, da bo Adam J. Damm baje imenovan blagajnika, ko nastopi Miller svoj urad. Miller sam se ni še prav nič izjavil. Služba nese $5500.00 na leto.
3332 St. Clair Ave. Mala Ma-' rion pa ni "lajkala" pri sorodnikih, pa je neopaženo zginila iz hiše in prišla tja do volivne koče na Superior Ave. in 51. ceste, kjer je mati malo prej volila. Otroka je našel policist, ki ga je dal odpeljati na postajo, kjer so pa medtem že zvedeli za naslov in ga srečno vrnili materi, ki je bila v velikih skrbeh.
Naš vodja
Marljivi demokratski delavci pretekle kampanje so počastili svojega voditelja Mr. Frank J. Lauscheta s tem, da so ga v glavnem uradu dvignili na ramena in ga veselo nosili okoli. Mr. Lausche je uspešno vodil volivno kampanjo za Millerja, v 23. vardi, in to z največjim taktom, dostojnostjo in uspehom.
ne more plačati meti," in to absolutno brez na- i kaznj( (j0 moral 30 dni sedeti v
šega. dovoljenja. Izjavljava slo- S ječi. venski javnosti, da midva s "Pa-' metjo" nikdar nisva imela ničesar opraviti in strogo obsojava tako početje ter pOzivljemo
Cci munity Welfare Club Članice znanega Community Welfare kluba so imele sejo z naša imena. - Frank"in"Jack odberom, ki ga je postavil cleve-Pintar, 6305 Glass Ave,, slove'n-' landskl zupanskl ™™<^tnik
p.sce a
'Pameti," da prekličejoi
ker mu je postalo slabo, ko je Morgan propadel, bo šel pa za par mesecev v Florido. Tako vidite, drago 'davkoplačevalci v Euclidu, se skrbi za vaš napredek.
Colllinwodski Sokol
V petek, 19. februarja zvečer ob osmi uri se vrši redna mesečna seja Colinwodskega Sokola v spodnji dvorani Slovenskega Delavskega Doma. Dolžnost vsakega Sokola in Sokolice je, da se gotovo udeleži; na dnevnem redu je več važnih zadev. Najvažnejša točka je ureditev poslovanja in pravega sokolskega reda. Odbor apelira na vse članstvo, da se seje gotovo udeleži. Zdravo! — Odbor.
* Samomor je storil general von Frantz.
stari domovini ženo in dva sina, tukaj pa sina Freda.
Po polovični ceni
Pri Mandels Hardware Co., 15704 Waterloo Rd. dobite te dni izvrstne Majestic in Philco radio aparate po polovični ceni. V resnici se vam bo izplačalo, ako si ogledate lepo zalogo radio aparatov v dotični trgovini. Mr. Lindy Lokar je zastopnik Man-delnove trgovine.
Zbor Zarja Pevci in pevke zbora "Zarja" nastopijo nocoj v Wilson Junior High šoli, na 55. cesti blizu Superior Ave. Prireditev je za brezposelne. Pridite v običajne prostore pripravljeni za nastop točno ob 7:30 zvečer.
Vaje za Pasijon l Nocoj se vršijo vaje za Pasijon, in sicer ob 8. Uri zvečer v ogrski S. N. Domu. Pridejo naj vsi, I razven otrok.—Režišer.
ska mesarja.
častni gosli
Poleg novo izvoljenega župana Millerja bomo imeli v nedeljo pri prireditvi za brezposelne v S. N. Domu tudi njegovo soprogo, Mrs. Ruth Miller, in mater župana Millerja. Mati Millerja je prišla že pred dvema mesecema iz Defiance, Ohio, kjer stanuje, in je tedaj izjavila, da ostane toliko časa v Clevelandu, dokler njen sin ne bo izvoljen županom, kar se je sedaj tudi zgodilo.
Nova postava
V kongresu je bila sprejeta nova postava, ki daje otrokom, rojenim od ameriških mater v tujezemstvu, pravico ameriškega državljanstva. Doslej so dobivali otroci tako pravico samo j po svojem očetu.
Seja dr. Naša zvezda
Danes večer se vrši seja dramskega društva "Naša Zvezda" v prostorih fare sv. Kristine na Bliss Rd.
županski Burton, da se deluje za razvedrilo brezposelnim v tej okolici. Seja, se je vršila 10. februarja v Wilson Jr. High šoli in se je sklenilo, da se priredi kako razvedrilo za brezposelne dvakrat na teden. Ob četrtkih bo predstava, ob pondeljkih pa card party in ples. To se bo vršilo, v Wilson Jr. High šoli, katero je dal šolski odbor brezplačno na razpolago. Danes večer, to je 18. februarja se vrši zanimiv spored, začetek ob 7:30 zvečer. Program za danes zvečer je sledeč: Nastopi pevski zbor "Zarja"; igra "Trysting place," umetni plesi, tamburaši "Jolly eight" in Toy orkester.
V pondeljek, 22. februarja se vrši card party. V četrtek, 25. februarja pa priredi slovenski talent zanimiv program. K temu razvedrilu se prijazno vabi vse odrasle. Vstopnina je prosta. Otroci, če ne pridejo v spremstvu staršev, nimajo vstopa.
"AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA"
(AMERICAN HOME)
SLOVENIAN DAILY NEWSPAPER
Published daily except Sundays and Holidays
NAROČNINA:
Za Ameriko in Kanado na leto $5.50 Za Cleveland, po pošti, celo leto $7.00; movini Za Ameriko in Kanado, pol leta $3.00 Za Cleveland, po pošti, pol leta $3.50	'
Conneaut, O.—Kakor je bilo že poročano v Ameriški Do-je tukaj nagle smrti
Za Cleveland po raznašalcih: celo leto $5.50; pol leta $3.00; četrt leta $1.75 .Za Evropo celo leto $7.00, pol leta $3.5d. Posamezna številka 3 cente.
Vsa piama, dopise in denarne pošiljatve naslovite: Ameriška Domovina, 6117 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, O. Tel. HEnderson 0628
JAMES DEBEVEC and LOUIS J. PIRC, 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.
lumrl rojak in sobrat John Ljubi v 43. letu starosti. Doma je bil iz vasi Vin j i vrh, fara Bela cerkev na Dolenjskem, kjer zapušča očeta, mater in eno sestro. Tukaj pa zapušča ženo in pet nepreskrbljenih otrok in v Cleve-landu tri odrasle hčere iz prvega zakona in nekaj sorodnikov. No. 41, Thu«, Feb i ,18th, 1932 v Amerko je prišel pred 25. le-
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rw	1 .	.	. let. Zadnjih sedem let pa ie ži-
Zmaga naroda m pravice	^^ 13
c • j x j. j- ■ 1	*'. t. ti- mesecev je bil brez dela. Bilje
Saj drugače tudi ni moglo priti, namreč da bi republi- , d ' Conneaut št L
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canska stranka v Clevelandu po sestnajstih letih nezaslisnih*gDZ	. ^ j r j ,kjr
krivic, škandalov, korupcije in javnega izkoriščevanja,te»r;	c ' ^ 8 e*a_
teptanja vseh božjih in človeških pravic, končno ne b. bila —	gk z JugosIovanskim obsojena od naroda, od onega naroda, ki je znan, da dolgo 'aetavskim klubom mu ie ore
trpi krivice, toda kadar mu ;je dofolj se dvjignejin tako.t^-	lep b dne n; Pfeb.
meljito počisti vse okoli sebe,.d* pe ostale rojick s^mippv ^	^ ob
na izkoriščevalce. , - ; t . .	;, v ...
.Dne 1. januarja, 1916, je nastopil v Vlado f^io	poWlx k večnemu počit
republikanski župan, Harry L. Davis, ki je .znan, da je prvi j
Euclidu, pri fari sv. Kristine je farno življenje prav živahno. Pred pustom so se vršile vsakovrstne prireditve, in vse od prve do zadnje so prav sijajno
svet. Poglejmo v naš rojstni kraj, Jugoslavijo, samo. Nova država, ako se bo hotela vzdržati med industrijalnim sorazma-hom, bo morala v prvi vrsti pospešiti industrijo v domačem krogu, treba bo novih modernih tovaren, kjer se bo pridelovalo objektov. Z ustanovi j en jem to-
_ ,„ , . ,	.. varen bo tu v prvi vrsti potreba
uspele. Zaključek je bi a veli-
na roki izurjenih delav-ka mask era dna veselica na cey ygeh gtrok_ Ameriška mla.
pustni torek večer, prirejena po dina ima tisog -n enQ priHko gfi cerkvenem odboru. Vse je bilo tehnično izvaditi v tem in onem zidane volje. Maškare so bile delu> toda kakor je danes izpre. pa tudi take, da se je moral člo- videno preobljudena z delovno vek nasmejati za 40 dni naprej. L;lo za produkcjo svoje lastnih Videti je bilo "vraga," "krizo," potreb> kajti trg zunanjega sve-"Valentina" in kaj še vse dru- ta je delno zaprt. Slovenski go! Mladi svet se je pa naple- fant kakor tudi dekle> ako zna sal, kar se je dalo, ker so vede- j govoriti slovensko in angleško li, da se ne bodo mogli zabavati j ima že danes dokaj- prilike si do-s plesom tja do po Veliki noči.	.
biti boljše delo v domovini svojega očeta. Seveda tu pride v poštev samo to, ako bi si tam v resnici iskal dela. Saj tam je nešteto trgovskih podjetev, kjer se rabi ljudi, kateri prevladujejo ta ali oni tuji jezik poleg domovinskega. Ako si hočemo Slovensko šolo v Ameriki resno vzeti v poštev, dobimo nešteto dokazov, da ustanova je neobhodno potrebna in koristna naši mladini. Cenjena Slovenska mati in oče: vabimo vas,' da se udeležite prireditve dne 27. februarja v korist in pomoč šoli.
Tretje važno pa je tudi, da bodo učenci in učenke "Slovenske šole S.D.D." priredili dne 24. aprila koncert, na katerem bo izključno sodelovala mladina šole.	V. Coff.
Ge verjamete al' pa ne.
ku po civilnem obredu na Cen-
i)v	)v .. pokopališče
začel importirati črne državljane iz južnih krajev, o katerih'	.. " .
je bilo znano, da dosledno volijo z republikanci.' šest let so V Pondeljek zjutraj,to je dan
republikanski župani gospodarili v mestu na tak^način, da PTf	še se lskat
r -	- -r - " r	-	- - dela. Bil je nekaj dni malo pre-
smrti,
je
Zdaj, ko je pa nastopil čas1 posta, čas pokore, se pa vrše j pobožnosti v cerkvi vsako sredo, petek in nedeljo večer. Da,
"TRIJE VAŠKI SVETNIKI" V NEDELJO V SLOVENSKEM DELAVSKEM DOMU
Collinwo'od^ O. — Prihodnjd
Bum-bum-bum! so grmeli od kluba "Pamet" po St. Clair ju pred volitvami. Hoteli so pre-vpiti glas svoje vesti, ki jim je narekovala, naj bo sloveneski narod edin.
sedaj ima vsak izmed nas pri-j nedeljo uprizori dramsko društ-ložnost preskrbeti si za svoj j vo "Anton Verovšek" v avditb-dušni blagor.	jriju Slovenskega Delavskega
Kakor pa teče življenje tukaj jDoma Waterloo Rd. zelo po-povsem nekaj gladko, se jS pa pularno burko v treh dejanjih
se jih je narod skušal otresti s tem, da je spremenil način in ,. .' j . J sistem mestne vlade, da je bil odpravljen županski urad in w.aje"'.a da ?e bllfu : namesto izvoljenega župana je postal imenovani mestni in! nmce. miiTlh , . ; ?lla ravnatelj načelnik mesta	ipl?c"ica m v ^ek zjutraj ob de-
Toda sprememba ni mnogo zalegla. Posekali so drevo, ;ie za vTe(Jno zaspal f toda korenine pustili v zemlji Drevo je bil župan, korenine jbd pokojm P°+vsod pnl-lub: pa councilman i. V mestni zbornici so še vedno imeli repu- jljen;r 80 p"cah j^f1 venci blikanci večino, in pod managerskim sistemom so republi- cve"lc obllna "d^zba pn po-
r . . , ., ,°v	* i	. . t. orehu Kftlfmni m ml rlnhoi' nt'.
kanci v mestni zbornici dobili se večjo moc, kot so jo imeli prej pod županskim sistemom. Škandal za škandalom je prihajal v javnost, nezaslišano sleparstvo se je vršilo z narodom (. in nad narodom, kradlo in sleparilo se je na vseh straneh, ježeva tako da je končno prišlo celo do političnega umora.	?ve'etl Je bH nadzornik našega
Medtem je bil pognan iz managerskega urada prvi !?rustva' zato Te bomo zelo tez-mestni manager William Hopkins. Iz urada ga je pognal ko pogresah, dragi nam sobrat.
zloglasni politični bos Maurice Maschke, ker je Hopkins kot f0CIval v ™TU \n IalLka 11 ravnatelj prišel na sled nezaslišanim sleparijam, in kot po- ^ ameriška gruda. Pok— -štenjak ni mogel več molčati.. Za to svojo "predrznost" ga je bl1 prv1' kl ga nam Je
grebu. Pokojni je bil dober oče svoji družini in marljiv delavec na društvenem polju. Redno se društvenih sej.
vrgel Maurice Maschke iz urada, češ, akQ uničimo glavo. «mrt iztf *}* %	društva
- & - ■ ■	..... -' • • • - • • . • • • • Conneauty st. .49 SDZ.
Pokojni je kruta
Preosta-
bomp lahko naprej gospodarili!. Naimeštos Hbpkin^a je(1. .	v
Maschke postavil za načelnika meštne vlade Daniel Mor- J™. ^odmkom nase iskreno so-
uana, ki je bil znan osebno sicer kot pošten, toda obenem pa z ie. . ... . V!, , ... . poslušan na vsak migljaj svojega republikanskega bosa, ki; Tukaj, dragi citatelji, imamo
ni videl nič, ne slišal nič, kako se je neusmiljeno gospodari- fopet ^ dokaz,	n^e av-
lo z mestnim premoženjem.-	.	Ijenje. Danes smpj,hk0 fcdrav«
Pred dobrimi tremi leti je narod v Clevelandu izvolil !"^vrstl' teden ze lahko v
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vendar pripetila čudna, čudna reč! Pred nekaj dnevi je izginilo iz naše srede priljubljeno, po naselbini dobro poznano dekle. Nikjer se je več ne vidi in nihče ne ve, kam da je šlo, ali kje da se nahaja. Zadnjikrat se jo je videlo, ko je pri neki prireditvi v šolski dvorani sv. Kristine plesala. Od te^aj pa ni ne duha ne sluha od njeJkakor tudi na Podeželskih odrih Nekaterim njenim prijateljicam seudomačila, se to povsem čudno vidi in smo "Trije vaški svetniki so
— "Trije vaški vetniki." Več informacij ter osebe, katere nastopijo v igri, dobite iz oglasa v današnji številki.
V Clevelandu bo ta igra prvič uprizorjena. V starem kraju je bila igrana v zadnjih dveh letih večkrat in jo vsled njene privlačnosti pogostokrat ponav-v ljubljanskem
v velikih skrbeh glede nje, zato smo pa' začele povpraševati in poizvedovati, zanjo. Ker pa ne vemo kako in kaj, in ne poznamo razmer, ki so jo privedle do tega, da je kar tako meni nič tebi nič odšla od nas, zato se čutimo, da za enkrat še ne smemo izdati njenega imena, le nekak opis nje,, po bi jo bilo spoznati. Visoka pet čevljev, in,',osem do.
kmečka šala. Predstavljajo tri člane "društva za zaščito javne morale," ki so pa baje vsi nezakonski očetje otroka neke bivše dekle v tej vasi, črne Lize. Ta dekla stanuje že več let nekje za hribi in radi obvestila, da' se je rodil tam nezakonski sin, ki mu je oče vsak od teh tfeh "vaških svetnikov,"' plačujejo vsi
• J trije že 19 let po 20 goldinarjev
deset i mese^n* "alimentov" za te^a
,	. , ,. , ,	1 otroka. Kef dobi končno rrienda
palcev. Oci ima bolj take ka- ... ,	' .	,
i.	v.,..	njih di'ustvo v roke ljubavna
,	, v. c . ikor so oci Miss Angele.Derganc, . - T. , n • ,
energičnega in mladega Ray T. Millerja za državnega prav- ^dnem ^grobu počivamo Smrt, ugtHic dobne *nim od Mis | Pisma črne Lize, je strah m tre-
dnika. Pošten in čist kot je bil Miller je kmalu prišel na mMar ne počiva in mč ne ^i-	Vanchar, nos, kakor- od: Pet med njimi da se njihova Iju-
- -	ra, ampak kar pobira. Kar si! J	a' luo' iVlUVUl , bavna razmerja ne riaakttjejo.
i Miss Mary Orazem; nasmeh
ima prikupljiv, bolj tak kakor je nasmeh Miss Mary Petek; i jim po smrti ne zapustimo samo obnašanja je mirnega, podobno! žalosti, ampak tudi nekaj tolaž-
I Po raznih zapletljajih se ugoto-j vi, da črna Lizika sploh nobenega otroka ni imela in so ji ti
be in to je dobra organizacija, kot je Slovenska Dobrodelna
jganizacija v Ameriki, ki je že
onemu od Miss Emma Plevnik;!
lasje njeni so "krasni, nekako; 200 LETNICA DEŽNIKA taki kakor so od Miss Frances	■
Zveza, najboljša slovenska or-j Yaksetich; značaja je pa take-! Letos je dve sto let, fcag fcam
ga kakor je Miss Mary Cinco. | dežnik zvesto izkazuje svojo To je opis dekleta, katerega uslugo. Leta 1731. je začel iz-iščemo. Prosimo nujno, ako jo i delovati Anglež Harwey prve kdo spozna, ali že ve za kako1 gibljive dežnike, ki pa niso bili
sled strašnim sleparijam, ki jih uganjajo republikanski ko-
lovodje v mestnem gospodarstvu. Kot ris'je planil MiUer on» lzbei£» moif za n:]0- ^at0 med čredo hijen in izkoriščevalcev ter jih tiral na sodnijo. moramo biti vedno pripravljeni Ena republikanska trdnjava za drugo'je padala na tla, in'm talslltl na svoje domače, da visoki republikanski mestni uradniki so romali iz Clevelan-da vklenjeni v verige v državne zapore v Columbusu.
Miller je pa kmalu dognal, da je ganga izkoriščevalcev tako ugnjezdena in organizirana, da ji ne bo mogel zlepa do živega, razven ako sam ne pride v mestno hišo. Začela
se je torej propaganda med državljani, da se spremeni sistem	girotam 6brisala solze v
mestne vlade. Brez te spremembe n. ničesar mogočega	b .
Mestni manager mora pasti in izvoliti se mora župana kot y tokžbe y r kot
načelnika mesta. Manager je brez moči pioti mestni zbor- bratgka izacija khvse dekle temu opisu odgovarjajoč, |»Jeg°va misel- marveč Jlh Je niči, kjer imajo republikanci večino, župan pa lahko mestne ;šteno -n hitro . j ča za kar|a!i pa če sama ,bere te vrstice, P°snel P° Kitajcih, ki so že dav-councilmane pritira na sramotni stol, ako delajo krivico. smo zavamvani ' Zato' rojaki Ida nemudoma brez odlašanja 110 Pre-i nosili dežnike iz papir-Pri volitvah 3. novembra lanskega leta so državljani z postopajte k Slovenski Dobro-!obvesti	Ja- Ko J'e Harwey potoval po Ki-
večino 12,000 glasov v resnici podrli managerski sistem na.dehli Zvezi in se zavarujte za	.	. „ ... tajskem, so ti dežniki napravili
posebno prizadevanje demokratske stranke. Miller, držav- jslučaj- boIezni ali smrti ni pravdnik, je tedaj nemudoma naznanil svoje ime kot kan-	John Berus
didat demokratske stranke za župana. Narod v Clevelandu	tajnik dr št 49 SDZ
je to naznanilo z največjim navdušenjem pozdravil in čakal	' _' ' '	|»	—	jkonstno pripravo, ... „.
volitev kot so nekdaj čakali Izraelci prihod Odrešenika.	Eudid	Jri nag J^V blair Ave"' Ueveland> angleško vreme dvakrat pripo-
V torek je spregovoril narod svojo besedo, in ta beseda j •	vaj pi i n.is \ no.	[ rcčljiva. Namesto papirja je
je prizadjala smrtni udarec izkoriščevalcem, sleparjem, graf• VA^NO OH OVFNSIfPr A niri avqi^pp a ^bral bombažno tkanino, ogrod-tarjem, tatovom in roparjem pri mestni-vladi, ki so petnajst V	UU	DLLAVbKEGA|^ Pa J* deloval iz lesa. Prv.
iet imeli mestno blagajno Clevel^nda za molzno kravo. Ma- !	UvJIVlA	njegovi dežniki so bih zelo ne-
lokdo je verjel in hotel verjeti', da bi' Miller zfriagal;' toda V ; . , , .. .. i--------' rodni in so vzbujali mnogo sme,
•'Ameriška Domovina" je bila dosledno prepričana o njego- . ^nJelu delničarji korporaci,-; pokrivati stroške šole. Vstop- ha in dovtipov. Prodajal jih je
je Slovehski Delavski Dom, Col-jnina k plesu je samo 35c; veliko* P° dva funta, kar je bilo za ti-
nihče danes žrtvovati, ste čase od,očno P^drago in st
"trije vaški svetniki," člani "društva za zaščito in moralo" plačevali vse,"alimente" radi —-slabe vesti.
K tej osnovni ideji so avtorji pr idej ali še celo vrsto dogodkov, ki niso nezanimivi: hčerka, učitelj, ženin Jakec izza hribov, zamenjava nevesta, spopad staršev, srečen konec za dva ženina; in "tri vaške svetnike." Tako, | da cela zagonetka prav pošteno' in ne s slabim humorjem pokaže vaške dogodljaje in nehaje. Vodstvo dramskega društva gledišču, ("Anton Verovšek" se je prizadevalo že dlje časa, da dobi to igro za svojo uprizoritev in končno sm0 jo prejeli od "Prosvetne matice" iz Chicaga, kjer je bila tudi prvič' uprizorjena v veliko zadovoljstvo navzočih, dne 7. februarja t. 1. Zato se vsem toplo priporoča, jla si ogledajo to zanimivo burko prihodnjo nedeljo.. Vloge so v dobrih rokah! Režijo vodi Louis Ka-ferlie, kateri se vselej potrudi, da nudi posetnikom kaj lepega iz naše dra'm<^
Med odmori nastopijo pevci. Po igri bo ples v spodnji dvorani. Vstopnina samo 50c za videti lepo igro, petje in godbo., Zastor se dvigne'točno ob 7:30! zvečer. Torej glejmo, da pride-! mo o pravem času, ker so posebno v začetku prvega dejanja fine slike. Zatorej na svidenje v nedeljo zvečer v Slovenskem Delavskem Domu na Waterloo Rd. pri predstavi "Trije vaški svetniki."	Publ. odbor.
Tako nekako so bili veseli uredniki "Pameti" nekaj nedelj pred volitvami. Poskakovali so silne radosti, ker so mislili, da bo Lojzeta in Jaka ta hudič vzel.
Črni "ljubljančani" par dni pred volitvami.
Dne 16. februarja se je pa vreme izpremenilo in . na sliki vidite, kako so demokratski glasovi napodili republikance iz Clevelanda. Slika prav za prav predstavlja urednika "Pameti," kateremu se je zapodil med noge Slapnikov pes, katerega jo "Pamet"" 'vtaknila po neprevidnosti v politiko.
Prijateljice dekleta iz Euclida.. nanj neizbrisen vtisek. čim se 1 . S. Vsa pisma naj bodo je yrnil v London; je sklenii ob. t ... , .... CTW jfMovljena na 'Prijateljice de- darovati svoje rojake s to pre-tajnik dr. st. 4J SDZ. j kleta', c/o Ameriška Domovina, j koristno pripravo, ki je baš za

Naš pogrebni dom
vi izvolitvi in prerokovala zmago-Millerja z veliko večino, i fwove^.^av^ij
Nič se ne bomo ponašali pred Amerikahcj/ ako. na'tem hnv!ood' i°,h-10; Apelira se na mestu pribijemo, da je ravno slovenski narod pomogel de- vse^one delničarje, kateri ima-mokratski stranki'v Clevelandu k tako sijajni izvolitvi Mil- J0 f ,ah zadevo za urediti, Iv rja. Mi smo leta in leta trdili, da kadar se naš narod v ™ delnicah S D. D., da se zgla-Clevelandu zedini, da doseže vse. 11,000 slovenskih glasov v uvadu tajnika v Clevelandu je tako močno politično orožje, da se mora slo-1 Kll-n5a Jf zopet odPr . in, . venskemu narodu vse ukloniti, kadar je edin.	imate nekaj za urediti, zglasite
' In nikdar ni bil naš narod v Clevelandu še bolj edin, kot f lahkoJsak vecer °d 6:30 do 10 pot. Republikanci so sicer zapeljali pet ali Šest naših ro- 'f' fre; .Prosl f one delničarje, jakov, ki se zbirajo okoli "Enakopravnosti" in so vršili tero- katfn imaf, se za, PIacatl, na cistično kampanjo po naselbini ter strašili ljudi, toda naš na-^Plsane delnice, da bi place-i od, ta naša dobra in poštena duša, je stal edino kot zid in val; po možnosti; sprejme se oddal nad 10,000 glasov za Millerja	!vsako svoto- Vzemite v Postev>
Delniška ako
To je prineslo'zmago Millerju, ki je danes župan enega da.iboj"lorda izmed prihod-ijvečjih mest v Zedinjenih državah, prvi demokrat pri vla-!njlh delničarskih sej korporaci-
največj.... ------.....— ------, r.-------------r...... . . . „ • . ,
d i v zadnjih šestnajstih letih, mlad, energičen, bojevit, zna- !e sP^jela predlog, da se nepla-čajen in pošten, Ray T. Miller.	cane delmce hkvidira.
"Ameriška Domovina" je borila gigantsko borbo za iz- Drugo važno izpred Slov. Del. volitev Millerja. Že novembra meseca, ko je grozil spor in Doma je, da bo "moški odsek S. upor v naših lastnih vrstah, smo nemudoma nastopili in na- D. D." priredil dne 27. febru-red.ili najprvo edinost v lastnih vrstah, zedinili elemente, |arj-a (v soboto) plesno veselico izbrali mladega in značajnega in neustrašenega Frank Laju- j v korist "Slovenske šole." Ce-scheta .za voditelja, in pod njegovim vodstvom smo priborili j njeni delničarji in starši učen-cno najsitjajnejših zmag. Ta zmaga je dalekosežnega po-!cev šole! Prosimo vas, da bi se mena za naš narod v Clevelandu, in novoizvoljeni župan udeležili te prireditve v največ-
Miller se tega v polni meri zaveda.
I jem številu in s tem pomagali
ne more
teda prosimo pa one, katerim je možno delno dati pomoči novi
ze zategadelj njegove zgibne htrešnice niso mogle udomačiti.
D., da posetijo I?.umitolj j«.umr1' kakor že mno,
Sloven izumitelji pred nim, v veliki
ustanovi S. D
Nabavo 27. februarja. _______
ska šola nima do danes še nobe- bedL šele' ko 80 njegovi nasled' nih direktnih dohodkov, toda,iriki zamen-iali leseno ogrode z ako hočemo prepotrebno inšti- j Jeznim, se je začel zmagoslti-t uci j o si ohraniti in poživiti, ji ven razmah dežnikov po vsem
moramo po svojih dobrovoljnih
svetu. Večkrat so že poizkušali
močeh pomagati Kako je šola;
izpremeniti sedanjo obliko dež-
bila potrebna, dokazuje število i-riika' toda brez uspeha" Moder" učencev. V treh razredih je|ni dežniki 80 v bivstvu P9Polno-skupno danes 250 šolarjev. Raz-1ma enaki prvim dežnikom pred mere kažejo, da bo nujno po-!^001^" trebno organizirati tudi šia četa-	0
ti razred. Slovenska šola ni sa- UČITELJICE NE PLEŠEJO
mo potrebna za turojeno mladi-	-
no v Ameriki sami. čas in raz- Dočim je na primer mesto mere dokazujejo, da bo v do- New York poplavljeno z razni-glednem času potreba dnevne- mi obskurnimi knjigami, maga-mu delavcu pogledati v širni;zini in slikami, pa je oblast v svet za zaslužek vsakdanjega; okraju Monroe, v državi Ten-kruha. Naša nova domovina! nessee sprejela nedavno • tega Amerika nam ne kaže velikih ci- postavo, po kateri je prepove-ljev, ostane nam še zunanji dano učiteljicam plesati.
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>'■* Osel gre samo enkrat na led, a zadnji torek.se je pa uprl in ga vsa črna in bela republikanska "pamet" ni mogla pripraviti, da bi šel po kostanj za ! Maschketa.
Tukaj pa vidite urednika "Pameti," ko je obrisal prah s čevljev nad ne-^.-"s.,	hvaležnim me-
stom Cleveland-om in se podal v neko zamorsko republiko, kjer bo prodajal črncem zavarovalnino in jim tiskal "Pamet." Zamorci so mu poslali nasproti deputa-cijo, ki naj ga častno sprejme.
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The Slovenian Mutual Benefit Ass'n.
INK. 13. MARCA 1914
V DRŽAVI OHIO
UST. 1Š. NOV. 1910.
V DRŽAVI OHIO
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c521 st. clair ave.
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Imenik gl. odbora za leta 1932-33-34.
UPRAVNI ODBOR: Predsednik: FRANK CERNE, C033 St. Clair Ave.
I.	podpred.: JOSEPH OKORN, 109G E. G8th St.
II.	podpred.: JULIJA BREZOVAR, 1173 E. 60th St.
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O.
Vse denarne zadeve in stvari, ki se tičejo Upravnega odbora, naj se pošilja na vrh. tajnika.
Vse pritožbine zadeve, ki jih je rešil društveni porotni odbor, se pošiljajo na predsednika porotnega odbora Louis lialant 1808 E. 32nd St., Lorain, O.
FRANC JAKLIČ:
OD HIŠE DO HIŠE
bi člane, da pridejo na sejo. Posebno bi prosil odbornike, da so o pravem času na seji. Obenem pa opozarjam vse člane, ki dol-
.	igujejo društvu, da so na seji.
Že prihaja: drugi mesec v tem' r ne more plačati) naj prosi
izmed 183 članov ni šeina ^ da ge založi zanj To si
zapomnite: v sedanjih časih ni
NAZNANILO
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eden vpisal niti enega člana v društvo. To se vidi, kako malo Se zanimajo naši člani, da bi ta oni vpisal vsaj enega nove-Sa člana. Posebno odbor se malo zanima. Dve ali tri leta biti odbornik, pa niti enega novega dana ne vpisat! Jaz kar naravnost rečem, da je tak odbornik samo za čast, To sliši vsem odbornikom, od predsednika do Vratarja. Kakor kaže, ob letu ne bomo napredovali, ampak bo-*no šli nazaj, kar pa ne izgleda *ePo. Res so slabi časi, ali vse-eno bi se morali malo bolj zanihati. Vsaj oni, ki imate svoje otroke, da bi jih vpisali v društvo. Samo 15 centov na mesec, ni veliko. Ker imamo mi na-so mesečno sejo dne 21. februar-ob pol dveh popoldan, prosil
"Ali mi jo daste izlepa?" se je zagrozil Anton in pogledal Lazarju v oči. "Kaj?"
Lazarja je začelo lomiti po rokah in je šel snubaču naproti z razprostrtimi rokami. Zdelo se je, kakor bi se zdajpazdaj zgrabila, in Ančka se je zbala za Antona, pa je planila med nju, kričeč:
"Anton, beži, beži!" Tudi Lazarica se je vmešala in začelo se je vpitje in pehanje semintja. Za nekaj časa je pa Lazar hodeč po hiši gori in doli sopihal kakor bi bil gore premikal in goltal, Lazarica je pa tarnala in močila hčeri glavo z vodo. Snubača ni bilo nikjer . . .
Drugi dan je vprašal Kepec še vedno praznično oblečenega Gornika:
"Kako si letel, hahaha?" Gornik se je nevoljno obrnil in šel v stran, a Kepec je kimal za njim:
"Sedaj vidiš, kako se zajem-Ije iz bogatinove_ sklede!" VIII.
Drugi dan je imel Barbič slab dan, to se pravi, slabo kosilo pri Dolenji Urši. Kaše mu je bila skuhala na svežem mleku ter je polno skledo postavila preden j, a sama je smuknila k sosedi, kjer je bil danes cel dan ženski zbor. Barbiču je precej nekaj neprijetno dišalo, da je začel vihati nos; pa ker se mu je bela kaša tako prijetno režala, je udaril po nji, toda . . . brr . . . ni je mogel jesti — bila je preveč osmojena. Nehal je, pa zopet začel, ker se mu je kaše škoda zdelo in je bil lačen — pa vse zastonj, kar upirala se mu je. "Tako-le, da!" je godrnjal ne-"Saj bi se je še mačka
samo eden prizadet, da nima dela, ampak smo skoro vsi. Zatorej ni potreba biti nobenega sram. Pridite na sejo in potožite svoje gorje.
Obenem je vsak prošen, da I voljen plača svoj asesment, kajti tajnik branila!" me bo za nikogar zalagal. Kakor Ko je pa prišla Urša v hišo, vidimo in nam je znano, je na- da bi jo pohvalil, kako je dobro stopil nov glavni odbor SDZ. napravila, je zagodrnjal Priporočal bi novemu odboru, da "I, kaj si pa delala, da si tako deluje složno, ne oziraje se na orismodila? Kdo bo to jedel?" osebnosti, ampak samo za na- "O, kako si pa izbirčen! predek SDZ, da bo Zveza kora- "Na, pa pokusi, pa se bom tri kala po poti, kakor do sedaj. Po- dni postil, če jo ti vso sneš. sebno bi priporočal sedanjemu Urša vzame žlico in začne je odboru, da deluje na to, da se pti.
urad preseli na javno ulico, da ne | "Joj! Joj! Pa res! . . . Ka,
Ljubi moj, ni
den, kakor vsi drugi fantje i vas?"
"I-jov!"
"Zakaj se je pa Lazar jeva ravno za njim pehala?" "Tako seje!"
"Misliš, da mu ni pomigala, naj jo pride snubit?"
"Tako me je! . . . Beži, beži! .. . Sanjalo staro!"
"Sanjalo? Včasih mi pa nisi tako rekla ..."
"M ... m ... m! Dedec!"
"Ti, Uršai, saj si menda že pametna! Zakaj bi pa Lazar ne dal Gorniku hčere?"
"Saj ni neumen! Pa sram ga je menda tudi! Kaj bodo pa ljudje reki?"
"Kaj pa sedaj pravijo? Ali je to lepo? . . . Lazar je bahač. In ako bi bila deklo taka, kakor je stari, bi jaz Gorniku svetoval naj jo pusti. Tako pa ne. Naj se vzameta!"
"Kaj ti kaj moreš, reva?"
"Jaz? Boš videla!"
Barbič jezen vstane pa, se odpravi, ker je bil na jed čisto pozabil. Urša se pa tudi ni hotela več spomniti obljube . . . Barbiča je bilo to razburilo, kar mu je bila Urša povedala. Gornika je imel rad, Lazarju pa je bil gorak in ga je veselilo, kljubovati mu . . . Krenil je v Kozji rep.
"Pa jo pusti, Anton!" je prigovarjala Gornica sinu. "I, kaj se pa siliš tja, kjer te ne marajo? Pameten bodi!"
Anton se ni dal pregovoriti. Vse je vrelo po njem, in misel za mislijo se mu je porajala, ljubezen in srd sta ga razburjala Ej, kako bi ga! . . . Hvalil je pa Boga, da mu je dal mirnost. Ko je Lazar zbesnel in se je vrgel nanj, takrat je Antonu zavrela kri in ga silila k uporu; toda obenem mu je tudi šinila v glavo misel, da je nasprotnik — Anč-kin oče.
"Ali te bo potem še ljubila, ako prizadeneš očetu kaj hude-
MESTNE VESTI
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bo vedno skrit v ozadju.
John Widervol, tajnik.
13 mesecev stara Diana Moore iz New Yorka, ki ima teko slabo razvite možgane, da so zdravniki rekli, da bi )o morali operirati. To bi bila edina operacija take vrste, ki je izvršila nad kakim otrokom. Zadnje dni so pa zdrav niki izjavili, da se operacija ne bi posrečila in bodo pustih otroka kot je. Otrok, ako bo živel, bo ostal idijot.
si boš mis-lil .
icar ne zameri! Nisem imela časa stati pred pečjo, pa se mi je to naredilo. Ti ne veš, kaj se j« ugodilo, ti ne veš ..." Barbič je bil radoveden. "Poslušala sem pa sem bila gredoč na kašo pozabila - • • Ako hočeš, in ako res ne moreš spraviti te kaše doli, ti bom pa par jajc čez ponev vrgla, da ne boš govoril okrog, da si šel lačen od moje hiše ..."
Dolžna si me napasti, potem pa kakor veš. Nu, kaj pa te je tako zmotilo?"
;Ti, pomisli, bom videla, kaj boš dejal: Gornikov Anton je snubil Lazarjevo Ančko." 'A—a—a!"
'Res! Ni korajžen, da jo gre snubit?" "Pa bo?"
"Kaj si neumen? ... Nič ne bo . . - Kje pa to more kaj bi ti!"
"Kaj pa je Lazar dejal?" "I, kaj! Iz hiše ga je vrgel, punco pa pobil, da še sedaj leži v nezavesti." "Jej! ... Jej! "Tako je! Sedaj pa ne vedo, ali bi šli po gospoda ali po pa-darja."
"Mari naj gredo po Gornika
_pa bo precej ozdravela!"
"Ti si neumen!" "Mari si ti, pa Lazar, pa vsi taki!"
"Se ti pozna, da si iz Kozjega repa."
"Kaj so tam kaj slabši ljudje, kakor ste tukaj na sredi, kali?"
, "Nič prida niste!"
"Ti oklešček ti, babji! . . . Molči, pa rajši premisli, kdo je slabši. Ali ni Gornik več vre-
Kri se mu je umirila in kakor neobčutljiva stvar se je pustil sukati Lazarju, ki ga je potem igraje spehal vun.
O, saj ga ne bi bil! Ali če je pa Lazar Ančkin oče . . .
Premišljal je, kaj bi storil, a za materin svet ni maral.
Barbič "fee je prismejal h Gorniku. Po pozdravu je sedel kakor domačin in je gledal sedaj njo, sedaj Antona, ki sta, bila oba v zadregi.
"No, si opravil?" je vprašal Barbič čez nekaj čaa s takim glasom, da se je poznalo, da ve vso stvar.
Zato mu ni nihče odgovoril. "Ali ti nisem pravil, hehehe7 . . . Fant, sedaj pa imaš!"
"Ničesar nimam!" je vzkipel Anton.
"Saj vem, da ne, heh^ehe . . . a tudi nič imel ne boš, če ti je Lazarjeva Ančka vse."
"Bom videl!" se je zagrozi' Anton.
Jaz ga tudi prosim,liaj si jo izbije iz glave. Pa je samo-glav," je rekla mati.
"Pa take hruške klati, kate ih ne doseže hehehe ..."
Anton ga je jezno pogledal in se zatogotil:
"Starec, ali sem te klical in iskal tvoje pomoči!"
"Nič se ne jezi, pa ostanivaše prijatelja! Nisem prišel dražit te. I, kako je pa vendar bilo?"
Nesrečniku je dobro, ako si more Olajšati srce. Tudi Anton si ga je.
"Kaj boš pa sedaj naredil??" ga. je vprašal Barbič, ko je izvedel, kako je bilo.
Anton tega sam ni vedel, samo to je trdil: "Moja bo, pa moja bo, pa nobenega drugega!"
"Da bi ti izlepa dal, }ne smeš upati; ti Lazarja premalo poznaš."
"Jaz mu tudi tako pravim, pa me ne uboga in mi ne verjame,'" je pritrjevala mati vsa solzna
Anton je bil hud, ker ni vedel, kako bi se izmotal; mati in Barbič mu nista nič takega svetovala, kar bi se zdelo njemu pametno. Grozil se je Lazarju ako mu ne bo dal hčere izlepa. Mati je tarnala:
(Oftije prihodnjič.)
Uradni šofer
Novo izvoljeni župan Ray T. Miller je naznanil svoje prvo imenovanje, ko je imenoval Jas. Kennya, 992 E. 64th St;. za svojega uradnega šoferja. Kenny je vozil Millerja tekom obeh kampanj, pri primarnih in sedanjih volitvah, po vsem mestu od seje do seje.
Pripravlja za Millerja
Začasni župan Harold Burton je pozval vse Clevelandčane, da gredo na roke novo izvoljenemu županu Miller ju- "Kritični časi so," je dejal Burton, "in dolžnost vsakega državljana v mestu je, da se pridruži novi vladi in pomaga reševati težavne probleme, ki jo čakajo."
Nov odbor
Novi uradniki društva Krasni Raj št. 160 J. S. K. Jednote so: predsednik Frank Volk, pod-preds. Jos. Simčič, tajnik John P,onikvar, zapisnikar John Tavčar, nadzorni odbor: Jos. Simčič, Frank Stemberger in Kožar ml. Zdravnik dr. A. Perko.
Zaplenjeno žganje
Policija v Warrensville Heights je ustavila neki truk, na katerem je bilo 1100 galon žganja, kar so zaplenili. Voznik je povedal, da je dobil truk na 118. cesti in Euclid Ave. z naro-čilcm, da ga pelje v Ravenno.
Zgubil delo
Richard Zingler, tajnik službenega direktorja Davisa in republikanski vodja 23. varde, je zgubil delo. Na njegovo mesto pride demokrat.
BrČskve na trgu
Prve breskve so dospele iz Floride na elevelaridski trg. Breskve se prodajajo po 5 centov ena.
Uradne številke
Pravilne uradne številke glasov oddanih pri volitvah za Morgana in Millerja so sledeče: Miller 102,552, Morgan 94,927.
Iz bolnice
se je vrnil Wiliam Ferlin, 730 E. 155th St. Prijatelji ga sedaj lahko obiščejo na njegovem deg
Stanovanje
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slovenska trgovina
douriii čevljev 7508 St. Clair Ave.
Rudolph J. Grosel
14821 PEPPER AVE. EDdy 7091-W
Priporočam se Slovencme in Hrvatom,
kateri nameravajo	1cako novo
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Imam dovoljene za izdelovanje nair-tov. katere napravim v vaSe zadovoljstvo.
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na odru Slovenskega Delavskega Doma, Waterloo Rd.
OSEBE:
ŠIMEN PORENTA, gruntar in župan na potoku......John Steblaj
URŠKA, njegova žena..........................................................Katie Dolmar
FAN1, njuna hči.........................................••■••............................Mary Vesel
BLAŽ Š1MEC, kolar................................................................:-Peter Ster
MARJANCA, njegova hči...........................................Jannie Zakrajšek
PETER BAVDEK, pek.............................v.................................Joe Godec
TINE ŠTEMPIHAR, učiteelj..............................................Louis Cernich
BARBARA LOHAJNARJEVA, premožna kmetica..........Anna Zaic
JAKEC, njen sin..................................................................Anton Žigman
JANEZ HRASTAR, župnik................................................Louis Kaferle
DR. KLEPEC, zdravnik.....................................-....................Anton Pnmc
ŠURLOVA LENČKA, potovka................................................Anna Basel
MTfi» ripkia	...................................................Anna Vadnal
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KAPITAN FREDERICK MARRYAT
»	IZ ANGLEŠČINE PREVEL J. M.
"Nože, fantje, nože!" je vpil' Antonio ter planil k napadu, za njim pa najhrabrejši.
"Kri za kri!" je zavpil drugi krmar razbojniške ladje in udaril proti staremu možu.
"Tu jo imaš," je odgovoril Antonio, ko je s svojim nožem predrl razbojniku srce, sam pa se je v istem trenutku zgrudi' mrtev na tla.
Bil je boj na življenje in smrt toda število in divjost razbojnikov sta naposled zmagali. Kajn in Hawkhurst sta'prodirala napi ej in Kajn je podrl vse, kai mu je prišlo na pot. En sam udarec razbojniškega kapitana je presekal glavo don de Ribie-ra do rame, drug je usmrtil njegovega starejšega sina, Hawk hurst pa je prebodel mlajšega. Portugalski kapitan je tudi ž< padel in mornarji se niso mogli več ustavljati. Bilo je splošno klanje. Trupla »o pometali v morje, kakor hitro so jih pobili Ni trajalo pet minut, in niti enega živega Portugalca ni bilo več na krvavem krovu nesrečne lad je.
DEVETO POGLAVJE Zajetje.
"Ukaži, da nihče ne sme iti \ spodnje prostora ladje, Hawkhurst!" je dejal, kapitan morskih razbojnikov.
"Sem že in razpostavil sem straže pri vhodih. Ali naj pri pravimo našo ladjo za odhod?"
"Ne, ni treba. Veter že ponehava in v pol ure popolnoma preneha. Ali smo izgubili mno go mož?"
ljal je, kako naj nastopa proti Franciscu, ko je prišel na krov Hawkhurst. Spremljali so ga ijegovi ljudje in tirati s seboj est oseb, ki so bile utekle sploš-li moritvi. Bili so to škof, njegova vnukinja, njena služabnica, neko portugalsko dekle, nadzornik ladjinih tovorov, cerkve-.'Mk in duhovnikov služabnik. Prignal so jih na krov in jih v vrsti postavili pred kapitana, ki jih je strogo ogledoval, škof in njegova vnukinja sta zrla na okrog, škof je ponosno in pogumno pogledal Kajnu v oko, dasi je vedel, da so njegove ure štete, dekle je pa boječe gledalo okoli sebe, da vidi, ali je še kaj ujetnikov in ali je med njimi njen zaročenec. Toda njene oči niso našle njega, ki so ga iskale — videla je samo bradate obraze morskih razbojnikov in s krvjo oškropljeni krov.
Zakrila, si je obraz z rokami.
"Priženite k meni onega moža" je dejal Kajn ter pokazal na služabnika. "Kdo si ti?"
"Služabnik milostivega škofa."
"In ti?"
"Ubcg cerkvenik v službi mi-lcstivega škofa."
"In ti?" je zaklical tretjemu.
"Nadzornik ladjinih tovorov."
"Na stran z njimi, Hawkhurst!"
"Ali potrebujete še ostale?" je vprašal pomenljivo Hawkhurst.
"Ne."
Hawkhurst je dal znamenje nekaterim razbojnikom, ki so
njimi dve ženski, ter je prišel, da prosi milosti zanje.
"Visokočastiti oče," je dejal Kajn po kratkem molku, "ali nL mate mnogo dragocenih stvari na tej ladji?"
Prav nič," je odgovoril škof, "razen tega ubogega dekleta. Ta je res neprecenljive vrednosti in jo, kakor upam kmalu med angeli v nebesih."
"No, ako je res, kar pripovedujete, so na tem svetu vice, v katere je treba iti, preden pride
v stran.
"Ali ste možje?" je zavpil, ko so se razbojniki umeknili. "Sveti mož, spoštujem vas in častim. Toda, žal rešiti vas ne morem," je nadaljeval žalostno. "Ali poizkusiti hočemo vendarle. Na kolenih — na tvojo ljubezen do moje matere — na naklonjenost, ki si mi jo izkazoval vedno — te prosim, ne stori tega strašnega dejanja. Fantje!" je nadaljeval Francisco, "pridružite se mi ter prosite kapita-
ima to dekle smrt za blagoslov proti temu, kar čaka vas, ako ne odgovorite na moja vprašanja. Imate precej zlatih in srebrnih stvari za cerkev — kje je vse to?"
"Med zaboji, ki so izročeni meni v varstvo."
"Koliko je vseh skupaj ?"
"Sto, ako ne več."
"Ali ste tako prijazni ter mi poveste, da morem najti, kar iščem ?"
"Zlato in srebro ni moje, tem-več last Boga, ki mu je posvečeno," je odgovoril škof.
"Odgovori hitro; nobenih izgovorov več, dobri gospod. Kje se dobi vse ono?"
"Ne bom ti pravil, krvoloč-než; vsaj v tem oziru se varaš in morje naj pogoltne te zemeljske zaklade, radi katerih si prelil toliko krvi. Razbojnik, še enkrat ti pravim, nič ti ne povem."
"Vzemite to deklico, fantje!" je zavpil Kajn, "vaša je, storite 2 njo, kar vam je drago."
"Rešite me! Rešite me!" je prestrašeno kričala Tereza ter sc oprijemala škofove«^ oblači la.
Razbojniki so pristopili in prijeli Terezo. V tem trenutku je planil Francisco izza kapitana in sunil prvega razbojnika
človek v nebesa; zaraditega najina; prehrabri ste, premoški, da
bi storili kaj slabega slabim in nedolžnim ljudem, ali celo pre-lili kri tega svetega moža in te uboge trepetajoče deklice!"
Nastal je molk — videti je bilo, kakor da razbojniki pritrjujejo Franciscu, dasi si nobeden izmed njih ni upal govoriti. Mišice v kapitanovem obrazu so se tresle od razburjenosti toda iz katerega vzroka, se ni moglo do gnati.
V tem trenutku je postal ves prizor še bolj zanimiv. Terezi-na služabnica, ki se je bila od strahu zgrudila na kolena, je boječe gledala po morskih razbojnikih ; naenkrat je vzkliknila od veselja, ko je bila nenadoma zagledala med njimi enega, ki ga je dobro poznala. Bil je to mlad mož, kakih petindvajset let star ter je imel le malo brade. V nedolžnejših letih je bil njen ljubimec, in ona je že več nego leto dni žalovala za njim, ker je mislila, da je že mrtev, zakaj o ladji, s katero je bil odšel, ni bilo čuti nikdar več. Zajel jo je morski razbojnik in še1 je med nje, da je rešil življenje, "Filipo! Filipo!" je zaklicalo dekle ter mu planilo v naročje. "Filipo je tukaj, rešeni smo!''
"Samo sedem, kolikor morem nato odgnali cerkvenika in slu-
dognati, toda med njimi je Wal lace, drugi krmar."
"Nekoliko odlikovanj in povišanj ne bo škodilo," je odgovoril Kajn; "vzemi nekoliko najboljših mož ter preišči z njimi ladjo; nekoliko ljudi je gotovo še ostalo živih. Vrhutega odpošlj! stražo na našo ladjo, samo Krn mahi so na njej."
"Eden, ki bi ga bilo bolje odpraviti z nje," je odgovori' Hawkhurst.
"Kaj pa naj storimo z onimi, ki jih najdemo spodaj v ladji?'' je nadaljeval.'
"Naj ostanejo živi."
"Prav pravite; sicer bi morali dolgo iskati oni del ladjinih tovorov, ki je ravno za nas," je dejal Hawkhurst ter cdšel, da zbere ljudi, ki so še plenili na glavnem delu krova in v kapita-novi kabini.
Filipo jo je takoj spoznal. STjen pogled ga je takoj zopet
spomnil minulih dni njegove sreče in nedolžnosti, in ljubim ca sta se objela vsa srečna.
"Reši jih, prizanesj jirfi! Na spomin moje matere! To zahtevam od vas!" je zopet vzkliknil Francisco ter se obrnil h kapitanu.
"Bog te blagoslovi, mladi mož!" je rekel škof, stopil k njemu in položil roko na Fran-ciscevo glavo.
Kajn ni odgovoril ničesar, a njegove široke prsi so plale od razburjenosti — ko je nenadoma planil Hawkhurst mednje.
"Prepozno smo prišli za denar, kapitan; voda že stoji šest čevljev nad njim. Preostanejo nam le še zakladi."
Videti je bilo, da so te besede kapitanu vrnile zavest.
"Sedaj pa izkratka," je dejal škofu, kje je zaklad? Ne šalite se, sicer za Boga — "
"Ne izgovarjaj božjega imena," je odgovoril škof, "povedal sem ti že."
Kapitan se je obrnil in dal nekoliko navodil Hawkhurstu, ki je nato zopet krenil v spodnje prostore zajete ladje.
"Odpravite tega dečka," je dejal Kajn razbojnikom ter pokazal na Francisca, "ločite ta dva norca," je nadaljeval ter pogledal Filipa in deklico, ki sta ih-tela v objemu.
"Nikdar!" je zakričal Filipo.
"Vrzite deklico morskim somom! Ali slišite? Ali me ne boste slušali?" je zakričal Kajn ter vzdignil meč.
Filipo se je oprostil dekleta, potegnil nož ter planil proti kapitanu, da mu ga zasadi v prsi.
Kakor blisk pa je kapitan zagrabil vzdignjeno roko, mu zlomil členke ter ga vrgel na tla.
"še tega je treba!" je vzkliknil posmehljivo.
"Ne boš naju ločil," je dejal Filipo in poizkušal vstati.
"Tega niti ne mislim, fante!" je odgovoril Kajn, "zvežite ju skupaj in ju vrzite s krova!"
Izvršili so to povelje, zakaj razbojniki se niso samo zbali kapitanove hladnokrvnosti, temveč so bili tudi razljučeni radi napada na njegovo življenje. Ni bilo treba zvezati skupaj nesrečne dvojice. Tako močno sta se držala objeta, da bi ju bilo celo težko ločiti. Tako so ju vlekli proti zadnjemu delu ladje in vrgli v morje.
"Zverina!" je vzkliknil škof, ko je začul pljukanje vode, "velik odgovor boš dajal zato."
"Sedaj mi priženite sem onadva !" je rekel Kajn z divjim glasom.
Prignali so škofa in njegovo vnukinjo.
"Kaj vidite tam doli, dobri škof?" je rekel Kajn in pokazal na krvavo morje, kjer je bilo vi- j deti hrbtne plavute morskih somov, ki so hitro plavali semin-tja, pričakujoč novega plena.
"Vidim krvoločne živali," je odgovoril škof, "ki najbrže kmalu raztrgajo tele uboge ude, toda nobene zveri ne vidim, ki bi bila podobna tebi. Tereza draga, ne boj se; tam gori je Bog, Bog, ki plačuje dobro in kaznuje hudo."
Toda Terezine oči so bile zaprte — ni mogla gledati strašnega prizora.
"Dano vam je na izbiro; povejte vse, ali pa vas bomo mučili in potem vaše telo vrgli merskim somom. To čaka vas. Kar se pa tiče deklice, v tem trenutku jo izročim svojim ljudem."
"Nikdar!" je vzkliknila Tereza in skočila s krova v valovje.
Voda je pljusknila, repi so-
mov so udarjali semintja, da se je vse penilo; kmalu pa je zopet izginila črna barva in ni bilo videti nič drugega kakor čisto modro valovje in nenasitljive pošasti globin.
"Vi j |ake! Vijake? Urno! Moramo zvedeti njegove skrivnosti !" je zakričal kapitan ter se obrnil k razbojnikom, ki šo se zgražali ob tej zadnji grozovi-tosti, dasi so bili sami brezsrč-neži. "Primite ga!"
"Ne dotikajte se ga!" je zaklical Francisco, "ne dotikajte se ga, če ste možje!"
(Dalje prihodnjič)
V BLAG SPOMIN
žabnika. Nekoliko sekund pozneje je bilo čuti -zadušen krik in težak udarec v vodo. V tem času je razbojniški kapitan iz-praševal nadzornika glede ladjinih tovorov, ko mu je lienadoma segel v besedo eden izmed razbojnikov ter mu izporočil v naglici, da je bila ladja zadeta pod vodno črto in da se hitro potaplja in pogreza v vodo. Kajn, ki je stal pri nekem topu z mečem v reki, je vzdignil roko in udaril, hote ali nehote razbojnika ročajem tako močno po glavi, da mu je razbil črepinjo in jo mež padel mrtev na krov.
"Tu imaš, jezičnež, za svoje poročilo; ako ostanejo ti ljudje trdovratni, smo delali zastonj.''
Drugi razbojniki so razvideli lesnico kapitanovih besedi in niso prav nič nasprotovali tej kazini ter so odpravili truplo svoje-
"Sem, vi z Malte, tja gqr in ga tovariša
dobro pazite in glejte, ali ni videti nobene ladje!" .je dejal kapitan in odšel proti zadnjemu delu ladje.
Preden je zbral Hawkhurst svoje ljudi in jih odposlal nazaj na ladjo, je veter popolnoma prenehal, kakor je običajno le v teh krajih.
"Kakšno usmiljenje naj pričakujemo od ljudi, ki so take brezsrčni celo med seboj ?" je iz-pregovoril škof in povzdignil oč; k nebu.
"Molčite!" je zakričal kapitan, ki je izpraševal sedaj nadzornika o tovorih v spodnjem delu ladje; ubogi mož je odgo-
Kje pa je bil Francisco meajvarjal, kolikor je znal in vedel.
tem krvavim prizorom? Ustal je v' kabini razbojniške ladje. Več nego enkrat je prišel Kajn k njemu, da ga pregovori, naj pride na krov in pomaga zajeti portugalsko ladjo, toda zaman — njegov edini odgovor na vse grožnje in prošnje morskega razbojnika je bil: "Storite z menoj, kar vam je drago — pripravljen sem na vse — dobro veste, da se ne bojim smrti — toliko časa, dokler ostanem na tej ladji, se nikdar ne udeležim vaših krvavih činov. Ako res spoštujete spomin na mojo mater, dovolite njenemu sinu, da si poišče poštenega in častnega dela."
Franciscove besede so zvenele Kajnu po ušesih, ko jo. hodil gor in dol po portugalski ladji, in kakor tudi ga je osramotil mladenič, vendarle je priznal, da mu je bil fant sicer enak v te|esnefn pogumu, toda da.ga je. presezal v duševnem. Premiš-
"Srtbrnina — denar za vojak; — kje je?"
"Denar za vojake je v prostorih za pijačo, tod^i o srebrni-ni ne vem ničesar. Morebiti je kje v zabojih, ki so škofova lastnina."
"Hawkhurst! Pojdi takoj v prostore za pijačo in poišči denar, v tem pa bom nekoliko iz praševal tega častitljivega oče-"a."
"In nadzornik — ali ga še pogrebu jete?"
"No, lahko gre."
Ubogi človek se je zgrudil na kolena od hvaležnosti, češ, da je rešen; toda "nepotrebno je skoro pravit, da so ga v eni minuti raztrgali na koscc morski somi, ki ao bili zavohali svoj plen in >e sedaj igrali okoli ladje.
Kapitan ni opazil, da se je sedaj družba pomnožila in da je prišel na ladjo Francisco, ki je zvedel cd Krumana Pompeja, da so na zajeti ladji jetniki in med
prve obletnice smrti našega rikdar pozabljenega sina in L'rata
LOUIS J. MILAVEC
1 i je za vedno zatisnil svoje mi-I le oči in mirno v Gospodu, zaspal dne 18. februarja, 1931. I Minilo je že leto dni v naši genki žalosti me pa iščemo tolažbe, najti je mogoče ni. Louis, naše oči " Te še vedno i iščejo, a Te najti ne morejo, ko i nas razveseljeval s svojim milim glasom smo z veseljem gledali bodočnost Tvojih dni, a danes počivaš v črni zemlji in ?.e pri Bogu veseliš.
Strune mile so utihnile, ko nam. lepe pesmi si igral v srcih naših nam ostal je prelep spomin na Te.
Le besedo samo eno me bi čule rade spet, Tvojo milo govorico tolažilno čez en' let'.
Spomin na Tebe, nepozabni, z žalostjo obhajamo, ob grobu Tvojem v tugi bridki solze nas zalivajo.
V tem življenju našem v duhu z nami boš povsod, srce materno in sester, vedno za Teboj žalovalo bo.
Le ena misel nas tolaži, da z očetom bivaš zdaj, ker tudi on nas je zapustil tri leta bo žč od tedaj.
Z Bogom ljubi, mirno spa vaj poleg očeta svojega ' v raju svetem tam uživaj ta radost nam neznano vsem.
Ljubljeni sin in brat, počivaj mirno v ameriški zemlji poleg očeta svojega. Spomin na vaju i nam bo ostal za vedno v naših srcih in živele bomo v upanju, da se enkrat zopet združimo nad zvezdami.
j Žalujoče ostale:
Louise Mijavcc, mati. , Jane in Mildred, sestre.

AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, FEBRUARY 17TH, 1932
Christ church, Alexandria, Va.,„whero Washington worshipped, and-»as a vestryman.

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Room apd bed in which Washington died at Alexandria.

One of the best likenesses of the First President, by Peale,
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Co at of arms of the Washington family.

Painting of Washington'at Trenton.
Home of George Washington, at Alexandria, Va„ preserved as a national shrine, and close by to the capital of the nation, named In his honor.
Washington Crossing the Delaware in the ice. painting which Metropolitan Mu scum of Art. New York."has restored to its galleries, following protests when
it was discarded.
General of the
Revolution.
Washington as a boy
Colonel in French and Indian wars.
When ho worked for Lord Fairfax.
Member Virginia legislature.
President of United States.
As a surveyor, laying out roads.
Grave of Betty Lewis. Washington's only sister, who died in 17U9, jf'lioto taken when grave was discovered. In 1027 in Culpepper county, Virginia
Eight stages in the life of Washington depicted in costumc
Surrender of Lord Cornwallis. British general, at Yorktown. V«., to George Wash
ington, Oct. 1». 17S1
First portrait of Washington (at 40) by Charles Wilson Pealc, 1772.
Physiojjno t r luv e in crayon made in Philadelphia in 17118.
Considered by Trum bull as his best Wash Ington portrait, 1792
Portrait painted by W Williams In Philadelphia, 1794.
Hotidon bust byjeane A n t o i n e H o u d on, made at Mt. Veroon. 1785.
A portrait painted by Charles Wilson Pealc, made in 1777.
Vaughan portrait painted by Gilbert Stuart in lf!)5
A portrait by Charles Wilson Pealc, made'in 1795.
Krom full-length por trait painted by John Trumbull In 1780.
Athencum portrait by Gilbort Stuart, Ger mantown, 1796.
m this year celebrates the 209th anniversary of the birth of George Washington. The Father of His Country was born February 22, 1732, at Wakefield on Pope's Creek, Virginia fifty miles below Mount Vernon. Washington's first inauguration as president was at New York, April 30, 1789;
his second; at Philadelphia. Washington died December 14,1799, at the age of 67.
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O II R GOAL! DOUBLED MEMBERSHIP IN 1932
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OUR GOAL! DOUBLED MEMBERSHIP IN 1932
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OFFICIAL PLEADS FOR S. D. Z. ARTICLES
ANY people are prone to make unfavorable comparisons between the benefits derived from the straight line insurance company and those offered by the fraternal organiza? tion. In some instances, „ of course, the insurance company offers higher monetary returns per dollar investment.
However, that alone represents the full return to the investor. But not so in the case of the fraternal organization. As its very name implies, such organizations offer much more than just dollars. Their policies include an unwritten social aspect, which represents almost as much as does the actual figures on the face of the policy. No amount of money can buy the number of friends you make in joining a fraternal organization. Neither can any amount of money help create that feeling of comradie between you and your fellow members, which comes with fraternal organization membership.
Whether you be professional man, business man, artist or laborer, you need friends to give you a lift along the road to success. Without them any man is helpless. As helpless as the day he was born.
Friendship
AND such friendship as brought about through membership in an organization such as the Slovenian Mutual Benefit Association, represents a material, and financial return to the member. This return, added to the face value of the policy, represents an amount far in excess of the return from the insurance company on a similar investment.
However, that added friendship-return is lost to the fraternal policy holder, if he fails to make himself an active member of his lodge. This making of new friends is possible only when the member attends all the meetings of his particular lodge regularly and likewise plays a prominent role in all its social and athletic affairs.
So you young folks of the SDZ should see to it that you are getting all to which you are entitled. You should feel that everytime you fail to attend a regular monthly or special meeting, a dollar is actually being taken from your pocket. And that every time you fail to participate in a social or athletic affair, your lodge is simply tossing more money away to the high heavens.
Be Active
SINGULARLY youth of the land experience difficulty in realizing this. However, with added age comes experience and wordly wisdom and they begin to see just how valuable this social side of the fraternal organization is to them.
Be guided by the accumulated wisdom of the thousands who have gone before you and make the most of your opportunities. Be on hand for each and every meeting: of your particular lodge. Be one of the first there for every one of its social or athletic affairs. And don't shirk committee work! Throw yourself into the spirit of the, thing with a thorough wholeheartedness and be a worker. Be one of those who are pulling the cart of your lodge to the front—not one of
HEADQUARTERS OF SLOVENIAN MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION MAY BE TRANSFERRED TO HOME
IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOU
"The future of the S.D.Z. organization, as well as all other fraternal organizations, rests
--| with the younger members," re-
Office in St. Clair Ave. Slovenian National Home Building marked Leo Kushlan, member
Would Give Association Benefit of Advertising Display in Store Window on Street Floor
The Slovenian National Home will in the near future, house the SDZ office. For many years it has been located in the International Loan Association building, until the last convention acceded to the demands of various lodges that it be removed to the Slovenian center.
Many SDZ lodges as well as the organization itself are stockholders of the home, and that is why it was thought expedient to make this change. A committee is now working on the plan, and they have promised that the removal will take place as soon as all necessary arrangements have been completed, and the committee comes to an agreement with the home officials.
The organization will profit by this move, as more space and conveniences will be provided in the home. The National Home being the center of Slovenian life, it is fitting that the SDZ office be located in it's building.
EASTERN^TARS" HOLD MEETING MONDAY NIGHT
Wouldn't that J. A. 7*. you
By JOE A ROSA
VERSES TO A VALENTINE SENDER
A sad vocation, I will grant,
And one in which I should observe no rules,
But still, it doesn't make me rave or rant,
This reading from the Book of Fops and Fools.
A fop, 'tis said, can only be a dandy;
Vainglorious, self-centered and blatant.
And a fool, they say, is not very handy
With the brains that in him lie latent.
My clothes, very somber, will never blind,
And my speech is never loud.
In school I was known as a greasy grind,
And of my thinkcap I am rather proud.
So you see, my dear anonymous friend,
You erred in sending me that valentine.
For someone else you must have meant
The words that have failed my fact to incarnadine.
L'ENVOY
A-trisket, a-trasket, a red and yellow basket,
All the trash goes to the waste basket.
of the finance board and S.D.Z. attorney.
"The S.D.Z. News, official organ for the younger members of the organisation is the medium through which you have the prvilege of expressing your view points, recommendation« and criticism of your lodge. Attend Lodge meetings, become interested in the activities of the organization, because some day you may be called to fill the offices of men who are now leaders. Day by day their ranks are thinning and it is up to you
to continue the work they have set up for you.
"By regular attendance at lodge meetings you should become acquainted with the organization, accept any offices that are offered you and do everything in your power to further the progress of the SDZ. Get new members into the organization, that is the only way that an organization can progress. Do your share and the SDZ will do it's share to help you in time of need. Make use of the SDZ News to express your thoughts; it's your paper, given to you by the last convention.
"Work for the progress of the organization, by doing that you work for your own progress."
Frank M. Jaksic, Former Sports Commissioner, Issues Statement in Regards to Young Members Contributions to the Official Organ of SDZ
The Eastern Stars, No. 51 SDZ wish to remind all members that they have a special
Which, all in all, is pretty goshawful poetry, but you, whoever you are, may go on through life more easily now that you are properly chastised.
JOSEPH ROSA, THIRD VICE PRESIDENT, URGES MEMBERS TO READ RULES OF ORGANIZATION
Valentine Day was not always what it is today—at least, not to me. Indeed no. Why, I can remember when Valentine Day meant days and days of fund for the ones who are in hurried, flurried what ho!—not to men-
arears and are unable to meetI I,'0" sl*eP'esos
anxiety. Choosing a card with the
their monthly assessments. i proper verse was almost a sacred rite.
They are requested to attend j The sentiment had to be just so; how! attached to the benefit," some
the next regular meeting Feb.! ',ard'.'VA'as.t0 f,indA,.hc Pr°Per oneK A"u j will say. True enough, there
.	e	! the Valentines! Ah, the lacey beauty!	, .	, . '
22, at the Slovenian Home on'0f those cards! Fancy frills and fur- are strings attached—but only
By JOSEPH A ROSA, Third Vice President SDZ
Do you know that the SDZ makes it possible for a child to be fully insured for a period of nine years without it costing the parents one cent? Just think of it—nine years in which the child receives every benefit that fraternal insurance can offer, and it doesn't cost anything. The following paragraph, an extract from the By-Laws of the SDZ, should prove an excellent aid in our drive for new members:
"Female members contributing into the sick benefit fund are entitled to childbirth benefit in the sum of Fifteen (15) dollars for the birth of each child."
"But if you will read on you will find that there are strings
Holmes Ave., and present their bellows . . . gorgeous red hearts sur case and they will be taken, [™nded bv yards and yQrds of PaPer
care of immediately.	I And the flimsy imitations they sell
Following the business ses- 1 today—I can only sadly shake my head
sion, there will be a social, with and P^ thTe p°°r '^^nts of this gen-'	'	eration. To think of what they are
plenty of refreshments, and missing. It all makes me sad, very sad. music by Tony Klun's melodi- Mawkishly mumbled the old mumbler ous accordion. All members ■as he waved nis wooden leg-are asked to bring a few
friends with them to this meeting, that
straightened up at the meeting -o-—
As Mclntyre would have it:
i Comes a friend to wake me at a The secretary requests!beastly hour and in a purple peeve ac-all dance tickets be ' company him to the city. There much
dawdling over breakfast and I do wax all hot and bothered over his pet views on religion. So to iny labors in a high dudgeon and am I ever hard to get along with. Home for dinner and I do libel all publishers because a long-awaited check has not yet arrived. So to my banker and I snap his head off for permitting me to make a mistake, and he, poor fellow, knew not whether to be apologetic or indignant. Thencely
SECRETARY COMES HOME FOLLOWING MINOR OPERATION
Jane Royce, 1267 Norwood
sponsoring, you are
Rd., popular secretary ot the
j Martha Washington lodge, No.|,n a super.hyPer-cynical mood strolled ;37, is confined at St. Alexis j about town snedring at all and every-, fV! hospital, following an operation. thine-enougn, im-lf0r appendicitis	Honie asain> and there awa>*s » spe-
.	'	.	cial delivery from a frantic editor.
Jane IS a very active or- Bearing the weight of the world's trou-ganization worker, her labors, b'es on these broad shoulders I then have helped in making the Mar- das4h this bit of dashine off' and
so to bed.
tha Washingtons one of th
the right kind. And these, briefly, are:
a) The stated sum, instead of being turned over to the child's mother, is held in trust at compound interest by the SDZ, until such a time as the child is enrolled in the juvenile department of the SDZ (This must be between the ages of one year and 18 months.
later they will be insured and if the child's mother is entitled to childbirth benefit it is your duty to see that the child is enrolled in the SDZ. Some few may say that they would rath er have the money outright, but those shouldn't be hard to convince that nothing they can buy with $15 will benefit them so much as the knowledge that their child is insured.
I would like to suggest here that the lodge secretaries study Article XXIII, and at the next meeting of your lodge explain it to your members somewhat in the manner that it has beerl explained here.
S. Y. M. C. DROP TWO GAMES TO S. S. P. Z. IN BITTER FRAY
CONGRATULATES S. D. Z. NEWS ON PAST EDITIONS AND PLEADS FOR NEWS ITEMS FROM YOUTH
:Bits About Them
Matt J. Grdina Has been a member of lodge Slovenec, No. 1, for the past four years and his chief weakness is directing stage productions.
Is a past master in the art of makeup and likes home cooking, solid colored ties and is still a bachelor.
Think Chevy's are automobiles and draws his weekly pay check from the North American Trust Co., for services rendered as manager of the Collinwood branch.
Recently acquired a bug for golf and is a. member of the Pine Ridge Country Club and a fourth degree member of the K. of C. and the first Slovenian to become a member of the fourth degree and the Order of Alhambna of the K. of C.
Regularly pays membership dues to Kayesskayjay, Maccabees, Triglav, Delta Theta Phi frat, Cleveland Bar Association. American Legion, American Institute of Banking and the Elks. That's where his money goes!
Despite three sizzling totals by members of the SYMC quint rolling in the Interlodg A League, the SYMC dropped two tilts to the Spartans last Sunday at the St. Clair-Eddy bowling alleys.
Art Kushlan whacked a 606 on 191, 233 and 182 chapters.
Harold IJ. Lausche counted a 608 on 180, 204 and 224 games.
Frank "Twin" Yerse smashed
Graduated from Baldwin Wallace University with degree of LI. B. and for five years was associate in the practice of law with Frank T. Cullitan, now assistant county prosecutor.
Favorite actor is George Ar-liss and gets heart thumps over May Oliver and Mlarie Dressier. Admired the makeup of the late lamented Lon Chaney and is a member of Sidney Hill's Health Club.
..	a mighty 243 game coupled
b) Beginning with he child s with 19Q and 199 installments
one
most active of English conducted lodges.
The young lady will return home tomorrow, and requests her friends, especially members of the club to visit her during her period of convalescence.
Attend meetings regularly. Be an asset to your lodge not a liability.
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When sick, send notice to that effect to your lodge secretary immediately.
those who are dragging it back from behind! Dead timber is always a hindrance and never an asseet.
Why is a mouse when it spins? Because the higher the fewer. That's supposed to be a joke, but I'm still trying to dope it out. If anybody knows the answer, this poor, ignorant scrivener would sure appreciate hearing it.
Antt while I'm on the subject of riddles, games an<f jokes, have you ever tried to write "eleven thousand, eleven hundred and eleven" in figures? Don't ask me to settle the argument.
The next time a party grows dull play the original white-haired boy and suggest the game "Truth." Just g;et everybody to promise to tell the truth for a certain length of time and then watch the fun begin. Let your consci-cnce be your guide and embarrassing o.uestions are not barred. Such liars!
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Do you know that no admission or physical examination charges are made by SDZ up to the age of 30 years?
enrollment payment begins in the form of monthly installments equal to the assessments of the child's insurance. These transactions are carried on by the secretary of the local lodge entailing no bother on the part of the child's parents.
c)	In the event of death prior to enrollment age, or rejection by the medical examiner, the benefit shall be paid immediately.
d)	Should application for enrollment fail to be made taring the alloted time, the member surrenders all rights to the benefit.
In reading over the foregoing paragraphs you will find that the article governing childbirth benefits is not as selfish as it seems at first glance. By protecting its own interests and assuring to some extent the growth of the organization, the SDZ has inadvertly made insurance easy to take. Like sugar-coating a pill.
Why not make use of that article in your drive for new members ? The world moves on and in every community, in your lodge, to be exact, children are being born. Sooner or
to rock over 630 pins.
However, the SDZ keglers pounded out a greater pin total than did the Spartans. The SYMC mineralite maulers drew a 2860 total and the Spartans walloped over 2792 pegs. -o-
Every member of SDZ should be acquainted with the by-laws.
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SDZ CONTRIBUTORS
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5.	Any manuscripts received, will not be returned, and will become the property of the American Home Junior.
6.	Address all communications to the American Home Junior, SDZ Section, 6117 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wduld much rather see a good show than eat and his favorite author is Owen Dudley, scribbler of philosophical dis-ortations. Would break any date to play golf and his middle name is John. How original!
Doesn't play cards and shies at the approach of a member of the sleeker sex and blushes profusely. A bachelor, of course, and has a comfortable apt.
P. S. This is Leap Year! Address in city directory, telephone number on application.
WASHINGTONS TO HOLD VALENTINE SOCIAL, FRIDAY
The Martha Washington ladies are not forgetting their social and business meeting tomorrow evening at Knaus' hall, it is hoped.
Besides the business which will be conducted at 7:30 promtly, the members and their guests will be entertained at a novel Valentine party. There will be games, refreshments and prizes and the admission will be only 10 cents.
By F. M. JAKSIC
The SDZ convention last year was so much interested in the younger folks that it decided to have an English page published in , the official organ of the SDZ.
The month of February brought to light our English page and congratulations are in order, it's a nice page, the ladies, girls and young men should avail themselves of it, tell us what your society is doing, as they say, blow your own horn, no one else will.
The Editor asked for communications, expecting much enthusiasm from the members, and rightfully he should feel that way, he expected that within one week he would re-ceave enough mail to take care of several pages; well, the first week was very weak in this respect, and he felt, that it takes a while to warm up and thought probably the second week would bring in some happy news from the members. The second week also passed with the same result, no letters, no news, no calls.
How often did you say to yourself, "I wish I had this or that, and IF I had this, oh, boy!" But in so saying or wishing you should always have an answer for it, and this is it! After you get it, what will you do with it. And so it is with our SDZ page, we wished and yearned for it, now we have it, what will we do with it?
Our papers are full of news, gossip etc., but don't think for a minute that the editors make this all up. Things happen, the editor hears of them and writes them up, and unless he hears of them they do not see the light of the day anywhere; so don't expect our editor to get your news into our page unless you tell or write him about them. You have socials, dances, meetings, engagements, weddings and any number of other news, let the editor know about them, he is not only willing, he is really anxious to let your friends and acquaintances know about them, and you and he has the medium thru which this is done, it's our SDZ page, avail yourselves of it, don't be bashful, write.
The other party is always anxious to know what you are doing, and you, are also anxious to know what the other fellow is doing, so let's get busy. Let's give the editor some real work, make him sweat, make him work overtime he gets no more pay for it.
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VALENTINE SOCIAL
Vera Laurich, member of St. Ann's, entertained, with a bridge valentine party at her home, 6618 Bonna Ave., last Saturday. Among those present were: Joe Knapp, Anna Stanonik, Anna Grum, Theresa Turk, Molly Knapp, Frank Launch, Stanley Laurich, Frank Jenskovic, Edward Pike, A. Moore, Anton Jankovic and Frank Grum.
*RayJ. Grdina,
Says
AMERICAN HOME BENEFIT SHOW SUNDAY NIGHT
PUSH AND I'ULL Introducing those troublesome twins, Push and Pull. We call them troublesome, because so many people are constantly getting them mixed up. They Just don't seem to be able to distinguish between the two. They're hollering '^Push" when |M|HHjBSHSf they should be : IBHBBmSPI crying "Pull," and ■^HHHS1 then calling "Pull" ■HH^^^B! when really Kk^HHRt "Push" they want.
The cause for IHSiT- ^PtRB this usually liesj in their unwilling-; ness to give credit | where it is due.
HUNDRED ARTISTS TAKING PART IN GIGANTIC VAUDEVILLE BILL
AT SLOVENIAN NATIONAL HOME
MAYOR RAY T. MILLER TO BE PRESENT
To illustrate:
If a S
friend receives a promotion in his field, it usually is attributed to Pull, when it really was 'he friend's own Push which was responsible for the rise. If, on the other hand, they receive the promotion, invariably it is Push which was behind it. And then to make matters more interring, it is the friends who cry "Pull!" And thus it keeps on in a vicious circle, *'th everybody indiscriminately clamor-ln(S "Push" and "Pull," as occasion demands.
Today, with all business pruned down to the very essentials, Pull has been Pretty much eliminated. Money is altogether too scarce to be squandered on positions and Push is more uni-versally being rewarded.
So let's takq the more charitable c°urse and view our neighbor's success as a compliment to his Push rather than h's Pull. If it really is Pull that fact W'U be disclosed in short order. Puli has given many a man a big boost, but it never yet has carried him all the way through life! It's Push that counts in 'he long run.
Sugar-Coated Charity
Sunday night the American Home Publishing Co. makes a charitable appeal to its public. This present philan-'hropic movement climaxes a history of benevolent efforts on the part of the c°mpany. Strictly a business corpora-'ion, the American Home Publishing Co. has sponsored charity affairs to an extent second to only the Commun-"V Welfare Club, a purely charitable organization. It is they who made possible the distribution of free food to 'he poor through farmers of surrounding towns. 'It is they who contributed materially to the new St. Vitus' Church benefit performance at the Slovenian National Home, with their unstinted Publicity and full co-operation with the sPonsor. That show attracted what is rePuted to be the largest crowd ever to Pack the neighborhood auditorium, all seats being sold out at noon the day of 'he performance. The proceeds turned °ver to the church were in the neighborhood of $1,100.
To make this coming show their Ereatest effort the American Home is Paying all expenses incurred in the pro-action so that the entire gross receipts "lay be turned over to the Community Welfare Club. Then to insure the success of the affair they solicited the best °f the community talent for the program. No less than 100 artists are co-derating with the paper in making it Possible for the people to be doing their bit for charity and at the same time be feeing the best performance ever ottered at the Slovenian National Home.
Do your bit by getting your reserve^ Seat ticket immediately. And see that 'he other members of your family and your friends have theirs!
"Charity for all, and all for charity." --0_-
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
Directors John J. and Matt J. Grdina Weave Talented Cast, Superb Stags Settings Into Brilliant Spectacle; Advance Sale ol' Tickets Indicates Capacity Crowd
Among the pleasing bits of harmony to be heard at the benefit show will bq Primož Kogoj's quartet in a number of popular Slovenian folk songs. Mr. Kogoj has long been noted as a singer and* leader of many choral societies and a past master in the musical field. Messrs.
Zorman, Perdan and Rakar will comprise the rest of the quartet. The numbers they have selected will especially appeal to the younger element, because of their versatility and popularity. Kogoj will also appear in a sketch in the first part of the program.
When the curtain rises at the Slo-' venian National Home on Sunday, Feb. 21, the audience attending the gigantic American Home Benefit Show will be treated to an evening of unsurpassed entertainment.
The best neighborhood talent has been recruited for this occasion, before gorgeous settings, local artists will hold you spellbound with admiration. One novelty after another will be unfolded before you. Memories of Cleveland's Slovenians will bring back those scenes of great dramatic successes, in a mailer and on a scale never before attempted.
The big feature of the second part of the program will be the 20-piece orchestra composed of the best musicians frcm the Arcadian Melody Pilots, Vic Svete's and the Slovenian Radio . Hour melodists, under the direction of Dr. William J. Lausche, who baš made special arrangements for this performance. They will be part of the beautiful night I club setting, ail the acts in this part of the program will have the support of this stellar orchestra.
The podpadec Twins will feature brand-new steps, Zeli Cankar in her numbers will receive hot support from the orchestra. Lillian Oblak will sur-
merchants aid lodges in big church bazar
GUESTS AT CIRCUS
Martin Rakar, will harmonize popular Slovenian songs, while the Five-Foot Harmony Four will be heard in popular English selections. Louis Grdina, baritone, will be heard in ballad numbers, accompanied by the quartet. Molly Kczely, West Park's nightingale, will entertain with her favorite hits.
Eddie Simms and his accordion will be featured in several solo numbers, as well as playing in the orchestra. Schul-te's accordion band will be one of the hits and novelties of the program/ Valentine Turk, John Peterka, Jackie Zorc, Joe Kaliister and Tony Trinko in a combined accordion novelty. The mellow music of Hawaiian guitars will be produced by Frank Svegel and John Cerar.
Frank Drassler and Martin Rakar will make you laugh with their clowning. John J. Grdina will mystify with an entirely new program of magic feats, and will also act as master of ceremonies. The entire program is under the direction of Messrs. Matt and John J. Grdina.
All performers and workers are donating their services for this performance, while the American Home Publishing Co. is standing all expenses, so that the entire proceeds may be turned
prise everyone with her daring aero- over }hec Community Welfare Club
Sixty Mass-Servers to Be Guests of Fa-1 ther Oman at Gro'.to Circus
Sixty faithful mass-servers aue going
batic dancing. Jean .^j^qder will be seen to her best advantage. Miss Mi-lavec will also feature new steps. The Variety school of stage dancers will emulate the Tiller girls, while Leona Hart's best pupils will be seen in a study of rhythm and grace.
Mitzi Grdina has prepared a special program of operatic and folk songs for this occasion and will be heard at her best. The popular radio'and recording
for relief of the poor people of the community. The show deserves your undivided support, besides witnessing a stellar performance, you will also be dcing your bit in relieving the needs of the community.
Tickets may still be obtained at Mrs. Kushlan's confectionery, they are selling at SI, every seat is reserved. General admission tickets will go on sale on the evening of the performance at
'The St. Vitus bazar, which is to take place on Feb. 27 and 28 and March 2 and 3, in the new church hail, is expected to attract a. large crowd of patrons.
It will be given in conjunction with j the Slovenian merchants, making it un-usual and interesting' as well as worth-' while.
A variety of wares and prizes wiii be exhibited and given away in the 15 r.ov* city booths conducted by the merchants and bazar committee. - There will be three lucky door prize winners each night and a featured entertainment under the direction of Matt Grdina.
This charity and benefit for the new ,	Birthday and Valentine Party
church is being sponsored by 1cr m ca	-
lodges and societies ot St. Vitus Church j
On the committee are Damian Toma- Misg Franccs Rottcr) 19703 Keewanet: zin, president; Joseph Pomkvar, v<ce | Av(J ■ entertained 20 of her young lady president; Eva Petcrlin, secretary; j .md ^ou;lg men friends at a birthday-
artists, Josephine Laus$he-Welf and 50 cents. Before the show Leo Kush-. . . . .. , ... . .	Mary Udovich, will harm,onize-. as they, lan'a Orel Tamburica Orchestra will
to be ,ust the happiest boys in town this, >	■ > ^	>	Slovenian selections from the pit.
afternoon when Father Oman of St.	,	<r\.,T;	...	;m,„»H^n.i„ .tl,nj th»
Lawrence's Church takes his "little !sineer who Passes thfe voice with a Gct^our tickets immediately, attend the
men" to the Grotto circus. 1
f stay with Phil Spitalny at the State j Theater. Koporc sisters will coax new
The boys will be excused from afternoon classes and pink lemonade, elephants and clowns will take their place.	, . , , , In all probability there are going to be songs and tunes from their ukuleles.
some very sad boys who will have to j Ko«.?> 8 ^artet' '"'I"1* PDnnl0z Ko: keep their noses buried in their books.;6°), Ivan Zorman, Rudolph Perdan ana
It would not be surprising if next I year Father Oman will have a troop of i a hundred and twenty faithful ones. |
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VALENTINE PARTY
tear, will feature numbers that have performance with the realisation that made him popular during his two-year you have done your bit toward reliev-
ing the want and hunger that stalk through hundreds of our Slovenian homes.
"Charity for all, and all for charity."
APPEARING IN BENEFIT
Frank Meyer, treasurer; John Horvath, financial secretary; Joseph Meglich, Anton Fortuna and Frank Bogovich, trustees; John Gornik and Frank Surtz, publicity.
Twenty-two couples attended a sur-1 [Prise birthday party in honor of Victor j l^akrajsek, 876 E. 141st St., last Satu;-Iday.
The party was arranged by his jistcr I'iose and Bertha Cerkvenik. Phil Ko^el |acted as master of ceremonies. Music |was furnished by Marko Pernic, Pep IWineger and A1 Fisher. Everyone en-lioyed himself until the wee nours of I'he morning.	v
Favorites win
in interfrat
As this goes to press, we are informed that a large group from South Chicago will arrive in Cleveland Sunday to witness the American Home Benefit 'Show.
Great interest is also being displayed in other sections for this benefit. Lorain, Madison, Geneva, Girard, Pittsburgh, Barbcrton and other commurfities have reserved tickets arid will be present at this show. It will be a regular reunion in the lobby of the Slovenian National Home next Sunday evening. Come and metjt, your friends, mfikc your reservations for seats now morrow may be too late.
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party at her home last Saturday evening.
The hostess surprised and pleased her guests with her dainty and pretty-Valentine bcdccked table.
Dancing, parlor games, impromptu entertainment and the exhibition of gifts amused and assured the guests of a pleasant time.
missing girl is
sought by many euclid residents
The committee of the rcccnt masquerade dance at St. Christine's Parish reports' the mysterious disappearance of a popular young lady answering to the following description:
Five foot eight inches, her mouth resembles that of Molly Janchar, nose of the winsome Mary Erazem, the pleasant sfoiile of Mary. Petek, gracc of Emma Ple.vnik, cliarming personality of Mary Cinco, hair like the crowning glory of Frances Jaksetich, and the beguiling
All three of the .outstanding quints I'n the Interfrat lassies cage loop won ltheir respective battles by lopsided
|scores.
Vic Zaletel's defending crown brear-|ers, the Sokols, walloped the George IWashingtons lassies by a 21 to 3 Iscore. Ann Gasparec with three field |goals led the Gymnasts. Shenk talied
Honey Gornik Hostess to Miller Boosters Tonight at Her Home A Washington bridge party schctiulod j eyes of Angela Dergancc. for this evening will result in more j Was- last seen dancing with Joe than the anticipated gaiety because of ] Cinco. Anyone knowing ot her where-
Miller's election, since the greater number of the guests are Miller rooters.
Miss Honey Gornik is to be the hostess. She is to make the affair quite ] with a patriotic decorative i
abouts please communicate committee.
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with the
SODALITY MEETING
attractive witn a patriotic	kJW
schcmc, favors and appropriate refresh- j Thc socjai and business meeting of meniš. j the Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Vitus' _	,	--—o--—	I Church is to take place tomorrow evc-
'he Tree Choppers only points on a! „amHI TNfi KIDS HO" I ning in ,llc sodalit>' room at 7:30 field goal and foul.	w °	promptly.
Jo" Laurich, with five markers lcd j Slovenian Home to Be Scene ol Gala) Tj,e entertainment committee prom-'he KSKJ Flashes, as they thoroughly j «0„ial ()f Collinwood's New Club ; ises gach member a great deal of fun
'SdSitSi^^M^vrh^ A dance at the Slovenian Home on J and amusement. Valentines dre also Steiss come n«t with^'four Emma Holmes Ave. will be given by the Ram- to be exchanged.
Sezon scored the Progressive one point, bling Kids' Club, a group ol Collin- j	0 --
In the feature on the evening's card, .wood's younger set, on March o.	CUPID SCORES HIT
'he league leading Silver Masxs i 0Fficers of the club in charge of the I
spanked Sammy Zamec's Comrades, I dance art: gtan Erzen, president; Ed- j Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kozely, 1410 E.
to 9. The win was the Silver Masks .. §:_ ' vice president, and Johnnie ; 40th St., announce the engagement of tenth cffnini,! "WViit^v" Hnliapk ran	' * v	.1,,... „	t..t...
their daughter Jean to Mr. Anton Jako-
I'enth straight. "Whitey" DoljaCk ran	treisurcr
K KM starred^or £ ^ EddiTsim^ will provide the music | pic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Jakopič ltailes.	i fur entertainment.	j'viyro" nvl-
Those Slovenian dancing daughters, the Podpadec twins, are going to add quite a bit to the dash and sparkle which will be characteristic of the second part of the American Home's monster benefit show at the Slovenian National Home Sunday evening, Feb. 21.
sings in charity show
Mitzi Grdina's golden voice will be heard at the American Home Benefit Show Sunday. She has prepared a special repertoire of operatic, Slovenian and English numbers. Wherever she has appeared the crowd was enthused by her singing. Her soprano voice will
be heard in both portions of the program and should prove to be one of the outstanding hits of the show. She made her debut last fall in her own concert and received a marvelous ovation after a year of intensive training under some of the best masters of the local music world.
'welfare group sponsors free shows for poor
The Community Welfare Club has been asked to co-operate with former
Recti rd Crowd Attends K. K. K. Ha-1 waiian Dance; Plan Spring Social |
Even though many clubs and organ-1 izations have been unable to attract full houses for their dances, the Klever Kids with their last Hawaiian dance i ^t,ne Mayor Bllrton s committee on can justly boast the largest attendance j Puding free entertainment for the th;It the people have witnessed for a | unemployed ot this community. A great while.	meeting was held on Feb. It) at Willson
The K. K. K. girls exDect to repeat ' •Junior School, the result was that this success at their Spring Frolic,! free entertainment will bt given twice a which is to be given Saturday, April 23, weck- A show on Thursday night and at the Slovenian Workingmen's Home, icard Part>' or dance on Monday night Waterloo Rd.	! of eacl1 weck- The Willson Junior-
Music is to be furnished by the Ar- HiSb School auditorium, with a seating cadian Melody Pilots. The committee ^ capacity of 600, has been offered by is planning another entertainment fca-ithe Board ot Education free, as also turc. Admission will be 50 cents. the gymnasium, where card parties and
_ __dances arc to be held. The first1, free
i presentation will take place on Thurs-ARRANGE FOR BALL day night of this week. Show begins
____v j promptly at 7:30. Children without
Jugoslav (Slovene) Club to Sponsor parents will not be admitted. The fol-Annual Easter .Monday Hop ! lowing is a program for Thursday, Feb.
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Of course, there is going to be an-1 Zarja Singing Society, under the di-other Jugoslav (Slovene) Club annual rection of John Ivanush. dinner-dance this year that will in ali I A play, "Trysting Place," presented probability rival and, one dares to say,; by Goodrich House, surpass the pretentious affairs of for- Tap dancers and tumblers from Ger-n-.cr years.	i mania Turnvercin.
Though the date is set for Easter | The Jolly Eight Tamburica, under di-Monday, March 28, a place has not as rection of John Gcrbavsic. yet been selected.	j Toy Orchestra and Tap Dancers, by
I Miss Ann Orenik is the chairman for j children of Case School. I the event. Assisting her arc Mrs, Mary : On Monday, the 22d, a card party ! Makovcc and the Misses Victoria Kmet j will take place in the school gym. On | and Irma Kalan.
SOCIAL CLUB MEETS
i Thursday, Feb. 25, the program will bf | furnished by local Slovenian talent. A1
adults are invited.
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Mae Surtz to be Hostess to Members of Nameless Bridge Club
REQUESTS CALLERS
Mrs. John Klaus, who has been iil j at her home, 041 E. 185th St., with Another bridge club, which is name-! bronchitis for the last few weeks, less, is to meet at the home of Miss Mac j would appreciate the cheery visits of Surtz, E. 95th St., next Wednesday eve-1 her friends.
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The members are Mesdamcs Ann j Mihclich, August Haffner, Frank Per- j me, R. F. Gregorich, Frank Skoda and ! the Misses Josephine Levstig and Marie Novak.
Cash prizes are presented to the winners at each meeting and an elaborate lunchcon is usually served.
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END HYGIENE CLASS
struggler-rover match tops bill
About the best match on this week's B bowiing card is the Svetek Strug-gler^-Rover-Utopian setto slated for the downstairs alleys, 19 and 20.
The Sveteks have displaced the Clair-woods, who had been occupying first placc during the major part of the seu-Antoincttd Aiftoncic io Register Any son, about two weeks ago, and they in-New Applicant for Popular Course j tend to keep this post until the close of
| the campaign. They should not find The class in "social hygiene," which j Sunday's opponent too tough and [is being conduetcd by Miss Shields of i should fatten their percentages, i Cleveland College at St. Vitus' School Complete schedule:
Though still in ineir icens, uoth the young ladies are accomplished dancers and have earned themselves enviable reputations ii) local theatrical circles.
The girls arc planning on opening their own dance studio in the community in the very near future.
'each week, is about to be ended
Twenty-five girls were taking this course, and since there is a possibility that more young ladies may be inter-jested now, the course is to be repeated.
Lectures will begin within several ; weeks and those who expect to partic-j ipatc arc asked to get in touch with 1 Miss-Antoinet.tc Antoneic.
Alleys 15 and 16: George Washing-tons vs. Holy Name Juniors.
Alleys 13 and 14: Spartans vs. Merchant Strugglers.
Alleys 17 and 18: Betsy Ross vs. Clairwoods.
Alleys 19 and 20: Svetek Strugglers vs. Rover-Utopians.
All games start at 2:30 p. m.
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EQUESTRIUM CARD HEADED BY SIMMS
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Spartans Edge S. y. M« C.; Washington* Upset Comrades in Interlodge
Another Comer
In , the past years we have been closely following the accomplishments of the two Simms brothers, Eddie -and Frankie, in, the squared circles. To us these two heavyweights manifested that they possessed the most natural abilities of any Slovenian pugilists in this city, and consequently were in the best position to forge into the national spotlight and the big dough.
Frankie has been quite inconsistent in his endeavors^ to reach such a pinnacle and when his time does come for the big shot, he misses and he has to start building all over again. At present he is on the West Coast with his manager, Charlie O'Connell.
On the other hand, Eddie is coming along g;reat, with nine straight knockouts to his present pro record, is traveling on the crest of a high wave, which is apt to increase after Friday's battle with John Parker at the West Side arena.
Many ring followers are of the opinion that the younger Simms will get further than Frankie, but that is a point that always stirs up much ado and discussion, but is never fully settled upon.
Well, what we started to say was that Frankie and Eddie have been sharing the local fistic honors in so far as Slovenians were concerned, all by themselves, until recently when a Col-linwood chap by the name of Eddie Boiack started to knock around some of the city's best welterweights.
Bojack has been going along fine and has the chance of a lifetime, providing he follows the right track. We have witnessed him in several of his last fights and have come to the conclusion that he has some good qualities as well as bad ones, and with but a little coaching and some more ring experience he should stand up with the best of them in his class.
Take Tip, Eddie Eddie has a fairly good left jab and a corking right cross that will carry him on to many victories. He believes in the old adage, "A good offense is your best defense," and discards practically all rules of a defense. Now, if Eddie boxed his opponent with his left jab, he would be more likely to land the devastating right and as a result be a more dangerous man, but instead he leads with his right and leaves himself wide open for a left hook.
As long as the 'Slovenian welter has his opponent on the defense he is all right, but a smart foe will counter with a left hook and meet his chin every time, because Eddie's right is not protecting that vital spot.
By learning to keep his right high and as a protection for his jaw, Eddie will be less susceptible to punishment and consequently become a better fighter.
If he learns this he will go a long way in the fight racket, and if he don't, well, we still have the two Simms brothers.
Safe Bets Some of you with a good sense of humor may find a laugh in this. Last Sunday the Norwood traveling keglers were offered a gallon of wine for every game they could take from the Majestic Radios. The offer was made as an added incentive for the local lads
Well, after watching the Radio men chalk up 1104, 1208 and 1294, the latter a new world mark, I think the donator was a piker. He could have offered a barrel and still be on the safe side.
Incidentally, the Majesties have crashed three new world records this season, having a 3549 grand total for the three-game event, 1294 for the single game and Jim Sturm's 826. What a team!
RADiOMEKHALK UP NEW WORLD RECORD
Local bowling fans will get an opportunity Sunday to see the establishers of the world single game record, the Suchan Majestic Radios, when they meet the Norwood Recreations at the neighborhood drives.
Their record-shattering mark, a blazing 1294 middle chapter, was kegled last Sunday as they thrice soundly wal-lopped the Norwoods in their News Traveling League match at the Suchan Recreation lanes.
Every member of the Majestic quint turned in exceptionally fine scores, but 279 games by Mullen and Ward stood out.
Charlie Debelak's 599 was the Norwoods' best effort. Charlie included 203 and 227 games in his mark. Alich came next with 212 and 217 tilts to his credit.
The Radios blasted a mighty 2509 total and Joe Pozelnik's boys downed 2870 sticks.
In the doubles, the local pair, Debelak and Alich, dropped all three to the Majestic duo—Sturm and Jarecki. Sturm cracked a sizzling 791 set and Jarecki whacked over 719 pegs as the two sent 1510 pegs flying. "Big Six" Alich's 677 sparkled for the Norwoods as they dumped 1222 maples.
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FIVE SPARTAN WINNERS With Peterlin winning the weekly suit cleaning prize last Sunday with his 234, the Spartans showed a monopoly on this prize, as he was the fifth Spartan man to win it this year. The others were John Millavec 289, J. Hostnik 257, Steve Wysopal 248 and Charlie Wohlgemuth 254.
EDDIE OUT FOR TENTH STRAIGHT
Meets John Parker Tomorrow Night In Battle That Was Postponed
'BIG JOHN'W. VA. CHAMP
AL BAFFERT THROWS AD HERMAN ON GRUNT CARD AT EQUESTRIUM
FIGHTS PARKER TOMORROW
Jack December and Jack Purvis Scheduled For 6 Rounds in Return Bout
A battle of champions is on the weekly fistic platter served up by Chef Walter Taylor, Equestrium matchmaker, at the West Side arena tomorrow night.
Eddie Simms, muscular Slovenian heavyweight, who is generally regarded as Cleveland's heavy champion, returns to the cauliflower racket when he exchanges leather with "Big John" Parker, peer of West Virginia's heavyweights.
Eddie's ninth kayo victim was Pat Smith of Akron, whom he belted out in the fifth round at Canton a fortnight ago. The Slovenian was slated to have met Parker last Friday, but two large boils on his forearm forced a cancellation of the brawl.
Eddie was originally scheduled to take on Emmet Rocco( but the bout failed to materialize.
It seems as if the news of Eddie's sensational ring achievements have been broadcast to foreign fields. Hi: handlers have a mammoth sized job oi their hands trying to line up opponent of suitable caliber for Eddie to fight The younger Simms was slated to per form on the Dempsey card here, bu no opponent could be found to face hini_ His terrific hitting power has gained him wholesome respect in heavyweigh circles and whenever his name is men tioned the tentative opponents turn ears the other way, not caring to gamble with that somniferous right.
His opponent tomorrow night, Parker, is ranked as one of the best heavies in the Sduth.
He throws a powerful right hand and is one of those big fighters, slow afoot, who rely entirely on their punches tc carry them through. In other words, just the type best suited for Eddie't aggressive and fast shifting style of battling. On the list of Parker's victims are included Gene Stanton, Tiny Powell and Jack O'Dowd.
Simms will be in the best condition possible as he has been working out steadily at Joe Kelly's gym under the watchful eye of Manager Tom Stanley.
The show starts at 8:30. Another bout that bids fair to pack the fans in is the Jack December-Jack Purvis slam-boree.
DEMSHARBUILDERS AND ZAKRA JSEKS TIE FOR NORWOOD HONOR?
In the main go at the Equestrium last Tuesday night, A1 Baffert, Canada, downed Ad Herman, villain, in 56:17. A series of slams and a wrist-lock finished Herman.
Glen Wade used a back body drop to pin Dick Lever in 17:36.
Paddy Mack, Denver, and Frank Wolfe, Germany, grunted 30 minutes to a draw.-
John Holan tossed Orville Lester in the opener.
Wee Walter Taylor promoted the card.
INTERFRATGIRLS IN PRACTICE FOR TOURNAMENT
Managers of Teams Requested to Submit Nominee by Feb. 22
BIG CROWD ANTICIPATED
LOYALITES TO MEET SPARTANS QUINTET ON INTERLODGE CARD
Two of the recognized pace setters in the Interlodge boys' cage loop will tangle tonight at the St. Clair Bathhouse and a hectic battle will be the result of the intense'rivalry that exists between the two outfits, the Loyalites and the Spartans. The S. :N. P. J. basketeers, with their speedy offense, should take the Spartans, but jt will be a tight brawl:
Complete schedule: Pioneers vs. Clairwoods, 6:45. George Washingtons vs. Betsy Ross, 7:30.
Comrades vs. progressives, 8:15. Spartans ys. Loyalites, 9.
BOJAČKCAPTURES SECOND SKIRMISH WITHCHATTERTON
Over 200 Spectators Witnessed Last Year's Event at Willson Junior High
With the second annual American Home Junior foul shooting tournament less than two weeks away, the lassies are anxious to get their optics accustomed to the distance from the foul line to the hoop, and some are already practicing for the coming event.
As was announced last week, the cene of the meet will be the Willson unior High gym and the time 8 p. m. Monday, Feb. 29. Last year over 200 pectators jammed the small gym floor md this year's crowd is expected to je much larger, so it's advisable to ome early and assure yourself of see-ng the 1931-32 Interfrat foul contest.
The foul queen will be selected from t group of 12 girls, two from each In-erfrat team, the winner getting a beautiful 20-piece toilet set donated by (ohnny Speh. Each girl will be given 20 shots and the one having the high-jst individual total will receive the jrize and the 1931-32 crown. Nichols )f the Silver Masks was last year's itleholder.
Managers of the Interfrat teams are •equested to send in their nominies to he American Home, 6117 St. Clair Ave, Eddie Kovacic or Billy Tofant, who are conducting the contest, before Monday, Feb. 22, so that a list of the entries can be published in the issue of Thursday, Feb. 25.
Here's that Eddie Si Parker of Huntington, W. Va., will have to be on the lookout for when the two meet at the Equestrium to-
morrow night. Eddie is counting on his right inaulie to blast out Parker and make him the 10th victim on his knockout list. Most of Eddie's former victims were doomed, by his dynamic lef hook.
600 SCORES NO BENEFIT TO LOSERS!
Tree Choppers Gain Full Game on Spartans; Three Games Behind
OPALEK LEADS CHAMPS
Spurt in Final Two Canto; Earns Close Decision for Slovenian Lad
INTERLODGE A KEGLERS ENTER FINAL SERIES
ATTENTION
Sunday's Interlodge A games inaugurate the third and last round, with the Spartans still setting a hot pace. More likely than not, they will still maintain their stride when they engage in a duel with the Comrades, who have not been going so well this season.
The S. Y. M. C.-Betsy Ross tilt should produce some excitement for the keg-ling addicts. This one is staged for Alleys 3 and 4.
Complete schedule:
Alleys 1 and 2: Spartans vs. Comrades.
Alleys 3 and 4: S. Y. M. C. vs. Betsy Ross.
Alleys 5 and 6: Pioneers vs. Sokols.
Alleys 7 and 8: K. S. K. J. vs. Clairwoods.
Alleys 9 and 10: Boosters vs. George Washingtons.
All games start at 2:30 p. m.
Postponed match between Clairwoods and Sokols will be rolled on Alleys 1 and 2, beginning at 4:30 p. m.
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HONOR NEW BRIDE
ERNIE MADDOCK WORKS WORLD'S MAT TITLE GO
First place in the Norwood Home League was held jointly by the Dem-shar Builders and Zakrajsek Undertakers after last week's tussles.
Nick Habian and Barth Alich led the Zakrajsek Undertakers to a trio of wins over the Superior Home Supplies. Nick blasted a 579 and Alich cracked down a 570. Sampson Drobnic did best for the losers.
Charlie Lausche whaled a blazing 653 series to enable the Klauser Dentists to cop three from the §lapnik Florists. Charlie had 245 aiid 223 games in his set. Kolenc and Kotnik sparkled for the losers as they dropped 2557 pegs. The Dentists claimed 2730.
A 6^8 series by Joe Bohar featured the three-game drubbing the Bukov'nik Studios gave to the Superior Home Supplies. H. Lausche came next with a 611. Birchie Kromar and S. Drobnic scintillated for the Supplies.
Despite a 607 series by Joe Pozelnik, the Norwood Recreations fell twice before the Demshars. F. Opalek and Ox Kromar sparkled for the winners as they felled 2678 maples. A total of 2684, six more than their opponehts, was dumped by the losers.
The Norwoods, paced by Skully and Rupnick, captured two from the Krem-zar Furnitures. Petek and Marinsek stood out for the Furniture lads.
Smacking over 2678 sticks, the Klauser Dentists twice punished the Bukov-nik Studios. C. Lausche and J. Kogoy blazed the way for the Tooth Yankers, while Joe Bohar and H. Lausche headed the Photographers' fight.
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MISS BOWLING STAR
The Holy Name Juniors are minus one of their star bowlers. He is William Ferlin, anchor man of the Class B outfit, who is at present recuperating at S,t. Alexis' Hospital, having had an operation performed. Bill is doing well and is receiving visitors at-the hospital.
All members of the Collinwood Sokol are urgently requested to attend an important meeting tomorrow evening in the lower hall of the Slovenian Work-ingmen's Home on Waterloo Rd. The meeting is of the utmost importance, do not fail to attend.
Mrs. Thomas Legat, 6922 Hecker Ave., was the hostess at the delightful pre-nuptial shower given in honor of to turn in a 626 series for the locals.
Last Friday Ernie Maddock, Frank 'Rabbits" Kraley and Billy Tofant moored down to Columbus, O., where Maddock was scheduled to referee the world lightweight championship wrestling match between Joe Banaski and 'Pinky" Gardner.
While in Columbus the local boys had some spare moments and surveyed the Ohio capital. They visited the Ohio Penitentiary, the state capitol and other points of interest.
"Rabbits" Kraley, who is famed as ari announcer of wrestling and boxing shows at the Equestrium, oiled up his vocal chords by climbing up to the highest' pinnacle of the Ohio State football stadium and in a stentorian voice did some announcing to an imaginary audience.
"Pinky" Gardner retains the title, which he won from John Kilonis, by throwing the challenger, Joe Banaski, in 44:12.
FANS AGREE WITH JUDGES
GRDINAS WIN THREE
Joe Pozelnik led the league leading A. Grdina & Sons to a triple win over the Pulaski Club in a Euclid-13th A League battle last week. Joe dumped 212, 181 and 233 games
Ross Fields and Joey Kushner Win Over Pete Mazzee and Patsy Severo
Chalk up No. 2 for Mr. Bojack. That is, Eddie copped his second shindig with Frankie Chatterton last Friday at Walter Taylor's Equestrium, one of the best bouts of the evening.
According to our score, Eddie dropped three out of the first four rounds to the West Side blond, who was forever keeping in close to the Slovenian and tying him up, not giving him a chance to shoot in the potent right maulie.
Frankie was not his old . self, and bnly occasionally would spurt as in former years. But this was sufficient to carry for him the early rounds.
In the final two cantos it was all Bojack. Eddie sailed into Chatterton with both fists flying in the air and pummeled the latter until he was forced to hang On. Both gladiators were dog-tired as the final gong sounded.
The first time Eddie decisioned Chatterton there was a dispute about the verdict, but last Friday's ending dismissed any doubts in the minds of some 2,500 spectators, who greeted the decision rendered with a nice round of applause.
Eddie is fast becoming an idol to the rabid fan because of his willingness to mix up and give action and because of clean sportsmanship.
In the final Ross Fields kayoed Pete Mazzeo in the third bout, and the semi-
Miss Mary Pitnik, who was ma/ried to Frank Legat, 390 E. 165th St., at St. Andrew's Church on Feb. 8.
The Misses Ann Zimney and Josephine Legat assisted the hostess.
Tony Leskovec's 213, Alich's 205, Slogar's 223 and Romanek's 202 were other fine games rolled. A 2815 total was bowled by the Grdi-nas. The losers collected 2582 pins.
YOU'LL FIND FACTS AND FIGURES HERE
INTERLODGE A
Flagmakers Stay In Race
Coll. Boosters
Yakos.... 152 181 190 Laurich
Betsy Ross
Skufca 171 171 183 Krull.... 140,1«» 174 Christy 170 1G5 182!Elliott. Marzli'r 100 100 193|.Laurich 150 209 170 Haraita 215 182 l»6|Oberstar 178 188 176
INTERLODGE B
NORWOOD HOME
Clairwoods Close Behind Leaders
Totals 850 838 928) Totals 810 944	891
Kay Jays Cop Two
K. S. K. Jj I	Pioneers
Kromar 140 222 192|Makovic 119 179	144
J.Stepic 167 179 l75|Kavran.. 149 181	184
Mihelcic 180 1G7 190! Uraidich 198 154	151
F.Stepie 172 170 173jRudy...... 15» 151	109
Grdina.. 160 213 l«0!Braidich 177 210	180
Spartans
Janezic 183 169	134
103 190 159 Kikol.... 193 133	184
158 J76 190 Hoccvar 137 122	150
Blind...... 125 —	—
Kalister — 91	102
Bolko... 185 139	148
Clairwoods
ISudan.... 174 152	183
Kogoy.... 102 187	190
Zupančič 148 138	191
Jadvich.. 178 198	138 Zupančič 158 135 167
Totals 773 054 718|
Totals 820 810 869
Zaks Bury Superiors
Superiors	I	Zakrajseks
Skoda.... 151 148 126!Prosek.. 171 171	200
Kromar 176 185 138 Habian.. 199 164	215
Blind... 160 150 150ICelesnik 196 149	148
Kushlan 143 154 192|Yerse.... 149 10?	172
Drobnic 21-1 163 154!Alich...... 177 205	188
Riddle Stars
Totals 7 65. 951 920| Totals 802 875 834
Opalek Gets 635
Comrades'
Tekautz 176 183	168
Cetina.. 13« 184	211
Golob... 132 100	117
204 195 175|Turk...... 167 160	197
19» 226 168ISmole.... 107 193	196
Geo. Washington
Opalek.. 231 209 195
Peck...... 177 170 154
Drobnic 164 163 182 Krainz.. Kramer
Totals 975 963 874] Totals 781 880 809
Young Men Make Up
S. Y. M. C. |	Pioneers
Prosek. 179 175	207|Makovic	179	189 178
Kushlan 187 140	148,'Kavran..	158	lSl —
Mills.... 179 179	miBraidic..	147	— 140
Lausche 182 159	176jRudy...... 176	147 190
Yerse.... 243 161	101|Hraidic.	213	192 157
—---iMeehan.. — 201 175
Totals 970 824	875
| Totals 87 3 890 84 0
602 No Good
s. Y. M. C.
Prosek.. 103 145 143 Kushlan 191 233 182 Mills.... 206 187 172 Lausche 180 204 224
Yerse.... 190 243 197
Totals 930 1012 918
Spartans
Wysopal 202 142	178
Wohl..... 213 192	197
Peterlin 234 107	158
Hostnik 164 176	213
Miluvoc 181. 171	214
Mer. Strugglers
Dolsak.. 159 180 134 F.Tolar 110 117 134 Nahtigal 138 134 103 Laurie.. 161 106 148 Velkovar 146 168 141
Totals 714 «65 660
Betsy Ross
Kovitch	141	167 177
Kovitch	142	110 —
Perdan..	182	138
Riddle....	176	225
Kovitch	142	105 1
Jazbec..	—
Totals	783	805 831
Rover-Utopians Take Two
Rover-Utopians I Holy Name Jrs.
Finite-... 171 108 17l|Anslovar 175 204 185 Perko.... 125 170 189| Kastolic 191 146 172 Zorman.. 140 108 185 Krasovec 149 121 — Streeter 180 14» 15S|J.Ferlin 1G5 170 <14.>
Tekavec 166 198 212 Fr Joe.
S.Sejec..
121 —- 18' — 129 189
Totals 782 793 915|
Totals 801 77 0 828
Sveteks Hold Lead
Geo. Washington | Svetek	Strugglers
Richter 1 43 199 171 Sajovec..	139	171 171
Kikel 124 102 103 Tolar............190	160 162
Jaklič.. 215 142 148|Marolt..	179	145 170
Guzik. 188' 164 143} Lokar....	187	146 172
Kramer.. 142 134 137|Jt'lercic..	167	157 108
Totals 80)2 731 702| Totals 868 779 843 -O-
TRAVELERS LEAGUE
Totals 984 848 960
EUCLID-13TH LEAGUE
Pozelnik Leads Grdinas
Grdina & Sons
Ptoielntk 212 181 233 Udovic.. 164 170 185 Leskov'c 162 213 168 Alich... 205 170 164 Slounv.... 223 169 196
Pulaski Club
Cleslak.. 181 145 138 Olbrys.... 171 172 186 F.Olbrys 181 152 180 Gilbert... 175 170 104 Romanek 202 166 199
--------Totals 966' 003 946| Totals 910 805 867
Set New Mark
Norwood	Rec.
Udovic.. 187	195 205
Leskov'c 173	100 191
Debelak 203	227 169
Alich.... 212	217 167
SloRar.. 182	189 213
Totals 907 1018 945
Majestic Radios
Mullen.. 106 27» 212 Suchan.. 218 144 224 Sturm.... 227 257 258 Jarecki.. 208 286 226 Ward...... 255 279 188
Totals 834 800 760| Totals 892 854 924
Klausers on Top Again
Klausers	J	Bukovniks
Kogoy. 183 171 191 Bokar.. . 216 101 167
Ambro'c 176 146	179
Stepic..	187 192	161
liokar.	17«i 170	,160
Lausche 206 212	168
Sterle...	156 156	181
Mills.:....	106 177	179
Milavec	158 182	190
Lausche	1«! 196	169
Totals 928 891 859| Totals 876 872 886
Norwoods Win Two
Kremzars
Petck.... 182 183	192
Tomazin 158 166	163
Novak. 129 136	166
Zobec... 164 135	163
Marin'k 171 160	170
Totals 804 769 860
Norwoods
Rupnik.. 186 179	210
Skully.... 206 176	180
Milavec 152 143	150
Shuster 176 170	163
Pozelnik 196 141	162
Totals »15 809 855
Kay Jays Capture Two From Pioneers; Rossmen Trim Collinwood Boosters
While the Spartans were dropping bne game to the S. Y. M. C., the George Washingtons were taking all three from the Comrades to gain a full game on the circuit leaders, and now the defending champs are three games behind the Spartans.
A peculiar feature of the Spartan-S. Y. M. C. fracas was that the Young Men had three men hitting over 600, while only one Spartan member was able to achieve this distinction, as Charlie Wohlgemuth collected 602, but still the Spartans captured the series.
The three 600 bowlers and their totals were: Frank Yerse 630, Harold Lausche 608 and Art Kushlan 606. In the middle tilt the S. D. Z. quint hit 1012 for their lone win.
Opalek's 635 was the highlight in the the latter pitting up a weak fight, with Tree Choppers' rout of the Comrades, their best effort being an 880 count. Other good scores were "Ox" Kramer's 593 and Smoles' 556.
After losing the first game, the K. S. K. J. five came back and downed the Pioneers in the next two to win the series. Poor rolling on the part of the entire team lost the initial game for the Kay Jays as they chalked up a poor 765. A. Braidich, Tony Grdina and Stan Kromar featured in this match.
Led by Baraga's 593,, Betsy Ross copped two tilts from the Collinwood Boosters. J. Laurich and Oberstar did best for the losing outfit.
In a postponed affair the S. Y. M. C. registered a pair of wins over the Pioneers, with Frank Yerse and Joe Prosek showing the way for the Young Men with marks of 563 and 561, respectively.
SVETEKSTRUGGLERS HOLD ON TO LEAD
With dogged determination the Svetek Strugglers clung to their league lead as they downed the George Wash-final saw Joey Kushner get the nod ingtons thrice last Sunday in the B
over Patsy Severo.
SILVER MASKS IN GO WITH SOKOLS
To open up the- third round of Interfrat competition next Wednesday, the Silver Masks, leaders in the play, take on thei rclosest rivals, the Sokols, in what promises to be one of the most heated clashes of the year. The Mystery lassies have not been defeated in 10 games and are just about ready to crash and take a spill. A victory for the Gymnasts will assure them of a position in the play-offs.
Complete schedule:
Flashes vs. Comrades, 6:45.
George Washingtons vs. Progressives, 7:30.
Sokols vs. Silver Masjcs, 8:15. 1
loop and managed to stay in front of the Clairwoods, who were emulating this feat at the expense of the Spartans.
The Svetek quintet had easy sailing with the Tree Choppers and wen all three games by wide margins. Tolar and Lokar sparkled for the leaders, while Jaklic's 215 mark was the lone shining light in the Washington score.
The Clairwoods were having it just as easy with the Spartans, the closest the latter came to winning was by 50 pins, while they dropped the other two by over 100 pegs.
Kogoy, Vic Jadrich and Kikel stood out in this melee.
Betsy Ross registered a clean sweep over the Merchant Strugglers and Rover-Utopians handed the Holy Name Juniors two defeats in the other skirmishes.
Florists Bumped
Slapniks	| ' Klausers
Stl-ogin 157 180 102|Kogoy. .. 213	165 213
Kolenc 212 167 leSiAmbro'c 1 66	157 148
Kotnik.. 180 155 198jStepic.... 200	154 143
Blind. .. 150 150 150|Bokar.... 157	202 164
Meden.. 189 109 lG5lLauBche 190	245 223
Totals 890 827 840| Totals 926 923 881
Studios Beat Supplies
Totals 1124 1294 1101
Norwood Rec.
Debelak 177 175 193 Alich.... 257 248 172
Locals Lose Three
Majestci Radios
Sturm. .. 267 245 279 Jarecki.. 288 234 249
Superiors
Skoda... 162 168 182 Kromar 185 213 136 Kushlan 1«6 150 169
Peck...... 163 125 149
Drobnic 170 198 161
Totals 800 864 797
Bukovniks
Bokar.... 193 201 224 Sterle.... 163 170 176
Mills...... 190 169 177
Mijavec 193 194 179 Lausche 196 183 232
Totals 935 917 987
Builders Take Pair
Demshars	|	Norwoods
Kramer 151 224 179|Rupnik.. 146 176 149 Immke 171 164 180|Skully.... 154 177 179 Ainsw'th 167 165 168iMilavec 204 167 158 Opalek.. 183 202 192 Shuster 205 185 178 Slogar. 188 181 173 Pozelnik 205 204 178
Totals 434 423 366 Totals 505 479 526 Totals 860 926 89S| - ToWa-943- «00 -862
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An early Easter—March 27—suggests early sittings to insure delivery of your Easter Portrait
Rakovnik Studio
6405 ST. CLAIR AVE. Tel. HEnderson 5013