AMERIŠKA
AMERICAN IN SPIRIT FOREIGN IN LANGUAGE ONLY
DOMOVINA
AMERICAN HOME
SLOVENIAN MORNING DAILY NEWSPAPER
NO. 164
CLEVELAND, OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 14TH, 1932
LETO XXXIV —VOL. XXXIV
Zanimive vesti iz življenja Slovit češki izdelovalec naših ljudi po ameri- čevljev Bata ubit v zra-' ških naselbinah	koplovni nezgodi
Redke vrste poroka se je vrši- Praga, 13. julija. Tomaž Bala nedavno tega v Waukeganu, ta, (izgovori Bat'ja), najbolj po-IHinois. Poročili sta se namreč znani, izdelovalec čevljev na sve-dve sestri ,hčerki glavnega pred- tu, je bil ubit v zrakoplovni ne-sednika KSKJ, Mr. Frank Ope- sreči na Moravskem. Tovarnar ka-ta. Prances se je poročila z se je pravkar dvignil v zrak s Mr. John Camernikom, ki je svcjim pilotom, da v naglici obmestni vodni komisar v No. Chi- išče Švico po trgovskih opravkih, cago, HI., Jennie pa je vzela Mr. ko se je zrakoplov zgubil v me-žabkarja iz Chicage. Iskre- igli in padel na zemljo, 1,000 čev-ne čestitke!	Sijev visoko. Oba sta bila ubita.
Na ^itt univerzi v Pitts- Bata je bil poznan kot evropski
Ford, ker je uvedel v svojih tovarnah skoro slične metode kot jih ima Ford. Bil je sin znane rodbine čevljarjev in je krpal čevlje že, ko je spolnil 6 let. Ko je pri 14. letih zapustil šolo, je šel s $6.00 na Dunaj in začel s svcjim podjetjem, toda mu ni uspelo. Vrnil se je domov, kjer je delal pri očetu. Leta 1904 pa se je podal v Ameriko, kjer je v mestu Lyn, Mass., študiral ameriški način proizvajanja čevljev. S seboj je imel več tovarišev. Do-čim so se oni učili, kako se čevlji delajo, je on študiral metodo predajanja in oglaševanja. Krna-Slov. ženske Zveze na Greaney, lu si je izbral geslo: "moj odje-
. univerzi v kui'ghu, Pa., je bil promoviran Za doktorja zdravilstva naš rojak dr. Ralph G. Fabian. Nameščen je v St. John's bolnici, kjer v svrlio spopolnitve študij ostal eno leto. Mladi doktor je star 24 "let, rojen je bil v Pitts-. Ul'ghu, kjer še žive njegovi star-si. Mr. in Mrs. George Fabian.
Ce je doma iz škofjeloškega ^raja, mati pa iz škrjanc pri N°vem mestu. V Pittsburghu 8ta sedaj dva slovenska zdravnika.
Dne 24. julija se bo vršilo zborovanje društev KSKJ za Minnesota. Shod se vrši v dvorani
Zadnja ura bije prohibiciji v Ameriki
Ljudje so pločevali davke, Kongres je končno sprejel
Minn.
Z odliko je izvršil kolegij St. Regis v Denverju, Colo., mladi rojak Mr. John J. Stanko, doma iz Pueblo, Colo. Za svoje izvrstno učenje je dobil štiriletno brezplačno šolanje na katoliški univerzi v Washingtonu. Za najine študije si je izbral kemijo. Družiiia John Gottlieb v Chi-
hst le d°bila iZ Lima' 0hi°' Ža" n° vest, da se je tam pri igri
Ponesrečil njih sin Viktor, ki je
Poškodbah umrl. Pokojni
viktorje bil star 24 let.
Vse je na počitnicah
V City Hall zgleda te dni, kot da bi mestna vlada počivala. Na-. Pili bodo kmalu pasji dnevi, ln z njimi počitnice. Glasom mestnega čarterja je vsak in sleherni mestni uslužbenec opravičen do počitnic. Mestna zbornica že ne zboruje od 23. junija, ln se bo sešla šele 18. julija, žu-Pan Miller je odpotoval zadnji Petek, toda se vrne danes, osta-ne Par dni, da reši nujne posle, Potem ^a zopet gre. župan ima Pravico do treh tednov počitnic, £°t vsak policist in ognjegasec. fa časa počitnic ne dobiva no-Plače. Tudi varnostnega Rektorja ni nikjer, finančni Rektor je odpotoval v Huron, _l0» kjer se hladi ob jezeru, in Približno 600 drugih mestnih Ui?lužbencev se nahaja na počitnicah.
malec — moj poveljnik." Vrnil se je na češko in sam začel s tovarno. Oglaševal je silno mnogo, in to mu je prineslo uspeh. Kmalu je imel 800 učencev, katere je spravil v posebno poslopje. Vstati so morali ob 5:30 zjutraj, narediti postelje, nekaj so telovadili, potem pa v delavnico Med dolgimi odmori so izvajali sport, učili se trgovine, zemlje-pisja in jezikov. Dobivali so $7.00 na teden plače. Za starej-. še uslužbence je dal Bata zgraditi 2,000 hiš po 4 sobe vsaka, z 'elektriko in kopališčem. Te hiše je dal v najem po 75c na teden. Toda vsakdo je moral biti v postelji ob 10. uri zvečer. "Jaz želim najboljše delo od mojih ljudi, in da to dosežem, moram regulirati njih življenje," je večkrat rekel Bata. Delavci zaslužijo do $13.50 na teden. Plačo dobijo delavci, poleg tega pa še bonus. Pol bonusa se izplača v gotovini, druga polovica gre v banko. Od prihrankov dobivajo delavci 10 odstotkov obresti. 6 mesecev potem, ko delavec pri njem pusti delo, lahko vzame denar iz banke, razven v slučaju, če gre delat k konkurentu. V tem slučaju zgubi ves denar. Vse delo v njegovih tovarnah je rutinizira-no, vendar ne tako naporno kot 'pri Fordu. Bata je lastoval časopise, banke, trgovine.
toda niso bili zapisani v knjige
i
za $2,000,000,000 po-moči brezposelnim
Washington, 13. julija. Da-
Narod mora imeti zaupanje v svojo moč!
Državni pregledovalec knjig j Main, ki' se trudi že od 1. aprila nes je kongres skončal zadnje •v Clevelandu s 25 pomočniki, da svoje večje delo, in je sedaj dožene, kdo je ukradel iz okraj- pripravljen, da zaključi svoje ne davčne blagajne skoro pol; zborovanje. Z 296 glasovi proti [milijona dolarjev, pravi, da je;46 je sprejel predlog, da se pri-pravkar prišel na sled skrivnost-! pravi $2,100,000,000 za direktnim listinam v davčnem uradu, no in indirektno pomoč brezpo-na katerih se je dnevno zazna-1 selnim. Senatna zbornica je že movalo pod značko "P. R. pri- par dni prej sprejela enak manj kija j" gotovo svoto, ki je predlog z malimi spremembami, segala v tisoče dolarjev. To po-j ki se bodo v četrtek med zamenja, da so gotovi uradniki v J stopniki senata in zbornice ze-davčnem uradu vedeli, da je de- načile. Predlog je sedaj tak, liar zginil, toda niso povedali, kakor ga je hotel imeti Hoover, Da je pa pregledovanje knjig to- z eno samo izjemo. Republi-lliko bolj težavno, je nekdo ukra- kanci namreč niso hoteli, da bi j del iz glavne blagajne, par dni'se posojila in objesti od poso-| potem, ko so državni pregledo- katera bo dajala vlada, pri-jvalci knjig prišli na delo, vse0bčile v javnosti, toda demo-Idnevne zapiske o balanci davčne- krati so to zahtevali, in prodrli ga denarja, najbrž dotični tat, s0. Publikacija posojil je jako ki se je polastil tudi denarja, primerna radi boljše javne kon-Kakšna zmešnjava vlada v dav- trole. Pričakuje se, da bo končnem uradu, v katerem so skozi grea zaključil svoje zborovanje zadnjih 12 let vladali neomeje-|v petek ali soboto.
nc republikanci, se dožene lahko j	_q_
iz tega, da 25 državnih pregle- i dcvalcev knjig v treh mesecih! ni moglo priti še do kakšnega New York, 13. julija. Finan-zaključka. Na domu umrlega ,čni direktorji republikanske kot Max Goodmana, ki je bil do lan- demokratske politične stranke si skega leta prvi pomožni blagaj-,beli.i° «lave- kako spraviti sku-nik, in ki je umrl pred par me- PaJ blagajno za predsedniško seci, so dobili cele skrinje de- kampanjo. Leta 1928 je demo-narja, čekev, rezitov in drugih kratska stranka potrošila skup-davčnih listin, kar vse sedaj pre- nci $6,500,000, republikanska pa i gledujejo. Mnogo ljudi je pri- §10,000,000, letos pa je skoro šlo v davčni urad, ki trdijo, da nemogoče, da bi obe stranki po-so plačali davke, toda zapisane- trobili skupno $10,000,000 za vo-ga nikjer nič ni. Kdor je pla- ntve. Mnogo manj bo letos go-čal s čekom, je srečen, kdor je v»rov po radio, katerih vsak ve-pa plačal v gotovini, bo pa moral Ua $50,000, mnogo manj zbo-
Predsedniška kampanja
Kot nam poroča vodstvo The North American Trust Co., edine slovenske banke v Ameriki, so naši ljudje od 1. julija naprej prinesli v banko tisoče in tisoče
seveda dokazati plačilo. Glavni državni pregledovalec knjig, nar v tej močni, solidni in pošte-. plačala vse nove vloge, ki pride- j Main, pravi, da bo gotov s pre-
rovanj in politične literature, ker ni denarja.
ni banki. Vsaka zahteva po izplačilu je bila še vselej točno izplačana, denar dobite, kadar ga rabite, toda če ga ne rabite, pri-
dolarjev, da jih shranijo na var-;nesite ga v domačo slovensko
no v banki in da dobivajo od svojega denarja vsakega pol leta obresti. Ves ta denar je bil doslej v tujih bankah, ali pa je ležal brez vsakih obresti skrit na domovih, izpostavljen vsak čas cgnju, tatvini, ropom ali Uničenju.
Da, stotine je ljudi še, ki imajo denar skrit po svojih domovih. Vsi dotični bi morali čitati tozadevno zanimivo statistiko policijskega urada. Samo v Ellington poslopju pred enim mesecem je zgorelo nad $6,000 de-
bankc in ga držite tam.
Nad $60,000 je plačala The North American Trust banka svojim vložnikom na samih obrestih dne 1. julija. Krasna svota, ki je šla med naše ljudi, da pomaga boriti se z depresijo. Marsikdo se kesa, ker je zgubil lepe denarje samo na obrestih, ker
jo v banko do 15. j ulj a, od 1. ju- gledovanjem v 10. dnevih, po-lija naprej, kar se tiče obresti, tem bo pa imel besedo državni Samo sporočite slovenski banki, pravdnik Lieghley.
kje imate svojo vlogo, prinesite i	--o-
knjižico, vse drugo stori bankaj	Velik O^enj
New York, 13. julija. Coney
za vas, ne da bi vam bilo treba j kam hoditi. Jutri je zadnji dan za vložke, ako želite obresti od 1. julija naprej.
Tako se danes plačujejo davki v Ameriki
* Cincinnati, Ohio, 13. julija." Farmar Martin Reardon je prišel sem 11 milj daleč, da plača svoje davke. Ko je hotel plačati, je dognal, da ima 20 centov premalo za davke, pa je prodal
j Island, zabavišče milijonov New-|yorčanov, bi skoro pogorelo no-tcoj do tal, da niso pravočasno dekletu v davčnem uradu en du-ustavili ognja. 60 ognjegasnih cat jajec, kar je zneslo 20 cen-| kompanij je delalo z nadčlove- tov. Bil je suh popolnoma, in
Izvanredna seja
V smislu sklepa seje glavnega ! škim naporom 'šest ur, predno je moral je hoditi peš domov, 11 odbora S. D. Zveze se sklicuje za ;bil požar omejen. Nad 3,000 og- milj daleč, jutri večer, v petek, 15. julja, ob njegascev je bilo na delu. škoda,
žalostna smrt
,James Flatley, star 48 let, in nJeg0v sin Richard, 20 let star, sta potovala iz Newark, N. J., v Chicago in iskala dela. Iz Chi-cage sta se vrnila zopet proti Vzhodu, proti domu. V Cleve-'andu sta iskala dela, pa ga tu-y1 nista dobila. Vračala sta se Vi Clevelanda včeraj, in oče je kocil na neki vozeči tovorni vlak na Fulton Rd., ko mu je ^anjkalo tal in je padel na tla ter si zlomil tilnik. Bil je na mestu mrtev vpričo sina, ki bo žalosten sam nadaljeval pot pro-tl — praznemu domu.
Oltarno društvo
Članicam Oltarnega društva fare
narja v gotovini, in pri tem je Kadar' ena naša rojakinja zgubila nad je kak časopis dosegel gotovo ] $1,000. Da je zgorelo $6,000 je število naročnikov, je dal ured- dokazano, koliko pa, ko ljudje ne niku pol dobička, ostalim uSluž- [povedo, si lahko mislite, bencem pa gotove nagrade Te- y raznih požarjih mesta cle. kom vojne je avstrijska vlada za-|v	od L u do L
plenila njegove tovarne. Bata se	q ^ y
je povspel na vrhunec v letu . Clevelandu nad $35(000 denarja 1922, ko je znizal ceno vsem svo-1	_ y ^	kih ylo.
jim produktom za 50.Procentov, mih v privatna stanovanja tekom
da ni mogel nihče z njim kompe-1	h	mesecev
tirati. 75 procentov svojega iz- Clevelandčani nič manj kot delka je eksport^a v Ame ko,^^^^ zgublj	je bHo ngd
V Chicagi je imel 12 velikih tr-
govin, pa tudi v Južni Ameriki, g	£ ^	J
nima denarja tam, kamor spada |8 uri v urad slovenske Dobro- j povzročena po- požarju znaša	Pametna dekleta
delne Zveze na 6405 St. Clair j$2,000,000. Nad 200 oseb je do- Dne 1. julija je bilo vlomjeno Ave. sestanek vsega glavnega bilo poškodbe, 46 ognjegascev so v trgovino Sherrill Frock Co. odbora, potem pa vseh predsed- morali prepeljati v bolnice. Ko 965 E. 105th St. Tatovi so odne-nikov, tajnikov in blagajnikov j je zbruhnil požar, se je nahaja-[sli za $2,000.00 blaga. Lastnik društev S. D. Zveze ter drugih |10 kakih 75,000 oseb v vodi, ko trgovine je naročil svoji hčeri odbornikov. Namen te izvanred- j co se kopale. Tem osebam je in prijateljici, da iščeti ukradene seje je osetini pogovor za na-[zgorela njih obleka in vse, kar no blago. In res se je brihtnim
— v naši slovenski banki!
Ameriška Domovina" ne bi pisala teh vrstic, ako absolutno gotovo ne bi ^vedeli, da je The North American Trust banka solidna kot skala, da ima najbolj pošteno upravo, razsodne, previdne in domače ljudi za delni-
Kitajski, Avstraliji in drugod. Pač podjeten mož Slovan! --—o—--
Filkowski tožen
Znani bandit Jqs. Filkowski, ki je bil radi umora kontraktor-	....
ja Veryka obsojen v dosmrtno kem P°lozaju je gotovo dolžnost
000, dočim je bilo ukradenega nad $20,000.
Vse to so številke, kot so bile poročane policiji, koliko se je pa zamolčalo, si lahko mislite. V ta-
ječo, je tožen od vdove ranjke-
sv.
časopisa, da opominja svoje 1 j liga Veryka na $50/000 odškod- di- »aj nikar ne skrivajo denar-nine, ker ji je ubil moža. Ako'> tam> kJer Je vsak hip izpo-
Vida se naznanja, da/piftowski ne pride do petka v stavljen roparjem, tatovom, og-
molile za umrlo sestro Mary Peterlin, v četrtek, 14. Julija, ob 1. uri popoldne aomu ranjke na 1089 St. Prosi
na
E. 66th se za obilo udeležbo.
Cleveland, bo v njegovi odsotnosti izrečena obsodba.
* V Milwaukee so odprli kliniko za porodno kontrolo.
nju ali drugi nevarnosti, pač pa ga prineso v edino primeren prostor za naše ljudi, v The North American Trust banko. Mirno
čarje in direktorje, ko vemo, da njene rezerve presegajo postavno mejo, ko vemo, da je pri banki vse zdravo in pošteno. Postanite vložnik te velike in močne slovenske banke, prepričali se boste sami, da delujete z zavodom, ki je vsega spoštovanja in zaupanja vreden.
Ponovno apeliramo na naše slovenske trgovce, kakor tudi na posameznike, da prenesejo svoje čekovne kot hranilne vloge v The North American Trust Co. Prepričali se boste, da vam bo postrežba na "domači banki bolj ugajala, kot pri tujcih, in prepričani bodite, da vam domače podjetje zna bolj ugoditi kot tujci. Slovenci in bratje Hrvati, poslužite se edinega slovenskega denarnega zavoda v Clevelandu in Ameriki, kjer je vaš denar varen, kjer poslujete z domačini in kjer se vam ni treba ničesar bati.
Opozarjamo še enkrat, da bo
predek in procvit S. D. Z. Akp se društveni odborniki brigaj.) za Zvezo, bodo gotovo navzoči!
Vročina in strela
Vroče je bilo včeraj v Clevelandu, po pasje vroče. Uradni termometer je kazal 92 stopinj. No, proti večeru se nas je nebo usmililo, zapihal je severni veter, odprle so se zatvornice neba, da je lilo za dobro uro, vmes pa grmelo in streljalo kot v svetovni vojni. Termometer je padel iz 92. stopinje na 77. ob 8. uri zvečer. Strela je udarila na več krajih, ne da bi povzročila večjo škodo.
Hrana jetnikov
Šerif Sulzmann bo moral na vsak način znižati stroške za prehrano jetnikov. Sedaj dobiva 30 centov na dan za jetnika, dasi je po postavi opravičen do 45 centov, toda v bodoče pa ne bo dobil1 več kot 20 centov za jetnika na dan, kajti kjer denarja ni,
so imeli v njih. Morali so" se v dekletom včeraj posrečilo iztak-kopainih oblekah podati domov, niti ukradeno blago v neki veli-milje in milje daleč. Stotine ki trgovini na Euclid Ave. De-otrok se je v splošni mešanici kleta so takoj obvestila detekti-zgubilo. 1,500 policistov je mo- ve, ki so prišli in aretirali last-ralo delati red.	[nika, ženo in pomočnico v trgo-
__vini. Oba sta že priznala, da je
Ne bo Amerikanka bil° blago ukradeno in povedala Stella Walsh, rojena Poljaki-[osebo, ki je blago prodala. Poli-nja, ena izmed najbolj zanimi- cija je dobila pri njih za nad vih športnic v Ameriki, ki na-'$15,000 ukradenega blaga, merava udeležiti se tekem na članice društva Srca Marfie Olimpijskih igrah v Calif orni j i, j Vljudno se prosi članice dru-je dolgo časa premišljevala, če žtva Srca Marije (staro), da se bi postala državljanka ali ne. nocoj večer zberejo na domu Končno se je odločila, da ostane; umrle gestre Mary Peterlin ob Poljakinja in bo kot poljska tek- 8 Uri k molitvi. Truplo ranj-movalka nastopila v Los Ange- ke se nahaja na io89 E. 66th les. Včeraj bi morala priseči gt_ Prosi se 0bile udeležbe, ka-kot ameriška državljanka, toda kor tudi pri pagrebu jutri zju-se je zadnji trenutek premisli- traj la. župan Miller ji je ponudil	Ponarejen denar
mestno delo, ako postane držav- j Poštni nadzorniki svarijo ob-
boste lahko spali, ako imate de- The North American Trust Co. [tam se tudi kupiti ne more.
ljanka, toda Stella je raje vzela
urad pri poljskem konzulatu v New Yorku.
činstvo glede ponarejenega de-
narja, ki je začel krožiti v Clevelandu. Zlasti je precej pona-Betty Gow, strežnica pri rejenih petdolarskih bankovcev. Lindberghu, odplove te dni v j Takega denarja se največ izme-Anglijo.	jnja na gasolinskih postajah.
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do $2,000 škode. Podrlo mu, je več poslopij in vse drevje. Ubilo mu je tudi kravo, ki je bila na pašniku. Vihar je dvignil v bližini pašnika stoječo hišo kar s temeljev in jo vrgel na Oblakovo kravo. Močno so prizadeti tudi sledeči rojaki: Matija Pekla ju je vihar odnesel ves gornji del hiše. Samo pritličje je ostalo, pa še tisto vse razdejamo. Sreča v nesreči je bila, da se; tisti čas ravno nihče ni nahajal v gornjem nadstropju, kjer so imeli border ji spalnice in tudi
vso obleko, katero jim je odneslo. Pri tem imajo precej škode: Jakob Trojer, Frank Trojer, J. Oberst in oba M. Peklaja. Več ali manj so bili' ranjeni: Matija Peklaj ml., J. Krnc in Frank Trojer. Zadnjega je vihar dvignil in ga nekaj sežnjev nesel po zraku ter ga zopet treščil ob tla. Vendar se ni nevarno poškodoval. Splošna škoda je velika, ki pa še ni precenjena.
Ivan Germek,
box 507.
Članicam Friendship Grove v obvestilo
No. 164, Thur., July 14th, 1932
Bratstvo in kompanije
IZLET SLOVENSKE ŠOLE S. N. D.
Opozarja se vas vse članice gori omenjenega društva, da se vrši redna mesečna seja v petek, to je 15. julija in sicer v spodnji dvorani S. D. D. Tej seji bo prisostvoval tudi državni organizator, Mr. Bodeker in drugi državni uradniki.
Dalje bodo zastopana vsa društva, spadajoča k tej organizaciji, po' svojih zastopnikih in zastopnicah, med njimi tudi ostala dva slovenska društva. Torej
Zavarovajninske postave države Ohio definirajo bratsko podporno organizacijo sledeče: to je korporacija, društvo, prostovoljno združenje brez vloženega kapitala, in ki posluje edino v svrho medsebojne pomoči svojih članov in njih dedičev, in nikakor ne posluje v svrho profita. Bratska organizacija posluje potom svojih odsekov ali društev, po gotovih obredih (ceremonijah, kot so n. pr. svečan sprejem). "Podlaga bratske organizacije je demokratična, da si članstvo direktno izbira svoje uradnike. Organizacija sama potom svojega članstva predpisuje in dela postave glede izplačil in druge podrobnosti poslovanja, ki niso v nasprotju z državnimi postavami.
Enako pojasnilo, kaj je bratska podporna organizacija, se dobi v osnovnih postavah skoro vseh držav. Večina državnih postav zahteva, da bratska podporna organizacija posluje potom svojih podružnic ali društev, in večina postav raznih držav tudi zahteva, da imajo ta društva nekake obrede zlasti pri sprejemanju novih članov. Vsako tako društvo mora biti ustanovljeno na podlagi medsebojne bratske pomoči ,da obstoji tesna vez med društvenimi člani, in nobeno podporno društvo, ki spada k bratski podporni organizaciji ne sme biti' ustanovljeno za profit.
Kateremukoli društvu morebiti manjka ena izmed gori omenjenih karakteristik, brez ozira, kakšno je društveno ime, se dotično društvo ne smatra kot bratsko podporno društvo^ niti ne more uživati glasom postave raznih ugodnosti, ki so posebno določene za obstoj podpornih društev.
Je pa tudi med nami mnogo organizacij ali korporacij, ki so organizirane v svrho medsebojne pomoči, in ki nikakor niso organizirane v svrho profita, in katere organizacije prištevamo v vrsto humanitarnih udruženj, ki plačujejo bolniško podporo, smrtnino in vzdržujejo razne zavode za medsebojno pomoč članstvu in njih družin, pa vendar take organizacije ne spadajo v vrsto podpornih organizacij. Vzrok temu je, ker take organizacije nimajo poslovanja potom odsekov ali društev, ker nimamo demokratične oblike svojega notranjega poslovanja ali jim pa manjkajo formalni obredi, kadar se novi člani sprejemajo v organizacijo,
Zopet pa imamo takozvane zavarovalninske družbe (Life Insurance Company), ki so pa organizirane za profit delničarjev, ki tvorijo tako družbo. Zavarovalne družbe lahko od denarja, ki so ga dobile za izplačevanje smrtnine, delijo svojim delničarjem dividende, doeim bratske podporne organizacije tega ne morejo narediti. Seveda morajo take zavarovalne družbe, predno plačujejo dividende, imeti v blagajni dovolj velike svote, ki garantirajo izplačilo normalnih »slučajev smrti onih, ki so zayarovani pri dotičnih družbah.
Vse poslovanje takih zavarovalnih družb kontrolira eksekutivni odbor ali zbor ravnateljev, in oni, ki so zavarovani, nimajo pri tem nobene besede. To je bistvena razlika med zavarovalnimi družbami in med bratskimi podpornimi organizacijami. Zavarovalne družbe nimajo demokratične podlage za svoje poslovanje, pač pa navadno trgovsko podlago poslovanja. Vse podjetje zavarovalnih družb vodi eksekutivni odbor, in člane tega odbora zbirajo in postavljajo delničarji, dočim oni, ki so zavarovani, nimajo nobene besede.
Potem imamo pa še ene vrste zavarovalnih družb, katere bi imenovali vzajemne zavarovalne družbe (Mutual Life Insurance Co.) Te družbe se razlikuje od zgorej omenjenih v tem, da so organizirane za profit svojih članov, in ne za profit svojih delničarjev. Tako organizacijo kontrolira odbor izbran od strani članov organizacije, ki imajo zavarovalninske police. Ako se nahaja V blagajni večja svota denarja, kot jo pa zahteva postava za varnost izplačil zavarovalnim članom, tedaj se prestanek razdeli med vse zavarovane člane, in sicer na dva načina: ali se jim vplačjiine znižajo, ali pa dobijo gotovo svoto denarja'v obliki dividende.
Dočim je uprava navadnih zavarovalninskih kompani) precej avtokratična, ker imajo le delničarji družbe besedo, je pa uprava vzajemnih podpornih kompanij bolj demokratična, ker imajo zavarovani člani besedo.
Glede notranje uprave bratskih podpornih društev in organizacij, kot je to v soglasju z državno postavo, bomo prihodnjič povedali kaj več.
Cleveland, O.—Dan 17.- julija bo dan naših malčkov in mladine, katera je pohajala v Slovensko šolo ob petkih in sobotah v Slovenski narodni dom na St. Clair ju. Ravno pred tem domom se bodo zbirali naši učenci v nedeljo ob enajstih dopoldne, dgi se popeljejo na izlet na prijazni hribček, gori na Močil-nikarjeve farme. Dolžnost je vsakega Slovenca in Slovenke, da poseti ta izlet naše mladine, ker tu se ne gre za dobiček posameznika in ne za privatne interese, ampak za korist naših otrok in za korist našega naroda v tujini. Ali bomo pustili, da pozabi naša mladina naš lepi slovenski jezik? Ali bomo pustili, da pogine naša lepa melodija lepih slovenskih pesmic? Nikakor ne! Resnica je, da nas tare depresija, res je, da ni denarja. Vse to moramo pripoznati. Toda pri vsem tem pa ne smemo pozabiti ne.ših malih, ki nas kličejo na plan, na holmec, na sveži zrak, ker bodo imeli vsakovrstne tekme za gotov denar. Učiteljice kot učitelj so si začrtali naj bolj-
je bil edini iz svetovne vojne, ki je ostal toliko časa pri življenju s tako težkimi poškodbami. Ko je služil v svetovni -#ojni' v nemški armadi, mu je bomba iz aero-plana odtrgala obe nogi. Pri operaciji so mu morali odrezati ves zadnji del sedala. Poleg tega mu je bomba napravila tudi močne poškodbe v prsih. Tako je ostal Mueller kot prava človeška razvalina pri življenju. Celih 15 let je živel na vozičku, ki je bil nalašč zanj napravljen. Eno celo leto je moral ostati v mavcu (gips), predno so se mu zacelile rane. Ni se mogel niti
ste vse članice prošene, da se i premakniti in je moral celo le-
•ši program, kar jih je še kdaj imela Slovenska šola. Celo "led-starja" so dobili iz stare domovine, da bo napekel nekaj takih srčkov, saj veste, kot smo jih kupovali na sejmu, ko smo bili še mladi. Saj veste, kako lepe napise so imeli. Če si večjega kupil, bolj si se prikupil dekletu. To bo nekaj spomina na< naša mlada leta. ^ajveč vredno je pa to, ker bo naša mladina sama verze skovala.
Zatorej, starši, pripeljite otroke, če so hodili v Slovensko šolo ali ne. Mr. John Potokar je daroval 75 zabojev popa, ki bo razdeljen med otroke brezplačno. Poleg tega bo dal odbor vsakemu tri listke brezplačno. Kdor je pa pohajal v šolo, jih dobi pet. Zatorej, matere, dajte nekoliko razvedrila svojim otrokom, šola je tista močna sila, katera bo pustila vašemu otroku spomin, da je sin in hči slovenskih staršev.
Vsi na plan v nedeljo 17. julija na Močilnikarjeve farme! Pazite na program v listu.
W. Candon.
gotovo udeležite te seje, kjer bo podano trimesečno poročilo. Dolžnost vas vseh je, da ste vsaj vsake tri mesece enkrat navzoče na seji svojega društva. Po seji bo mala, zakuska in zabava.
Taka slična zborovanja ima naša organizacija od časa do časa. S tem se vse članstvo te or-> ganizacije seznani s poslovanjem in delom, kot raznimi ugodnostmi, katere organizacija nudi.
to ležati samo na trebuhu. Kljub temu je bil pa vedno dobre volje do svoje poslednje ure.
Dnevna vprašanja
1. Poznate dva zelo priljubljena slovenska brata v Cleve-landu? 2. Katera je največja reka v Franciji? 3. Kaj je us-
RDEČI NAGELJNI
Cleveland (Newburg), O. — Kakor vsak narod, tako smo tudi mi Slovenci lahko ponosni na svoje lepe narodne običaje in navade. Ravno tako in še veliko bolj na, lepoto naše ljube domovine, saj jo celo tujci smatrajo za biser sveta. Od prvega in do zadnjega Slovenca in Slovenke, ki je preživela v svojem rojstnem kraju prva mladostna leta svojega življenja, ni narava pozabila nanj. Vcepila nam je v srce neizbrisne lepote, ki jih bomo imel do konca dni svojega življenja v svojih srcih.
Poglejmo, kako so ponosni Gorenjci na" svoje sive velikane: Triglav, Grintovec itd! Dolenjci in Štajerci na svoje vinske gorice, Notrajnci na svoje Cerkniško jezero in Postoiijsko jamo ! Drugi zopet na svoje reke, trge in mesta.
V slovenskem narodu ni samo ponos, je tudi ljubezen do cvetlic. Da, Slovenci ljubimo cvetlice. V to so nam živ dokaz vrtne grede in okna priprostih kmečkih domov v starem kraju.
Kako mi pride v živ spomin na mladostna leta, ki sem jih preživel v krogu svojih dragih domačih. Prekopali smo gredo, posejali cvetlice. Cvetlice so pa rasti e in cvetele,, a takrat jih nisem tako cenil, kot jih cenim i in vonj!
dni mine, koliko trpljenja in drugih težav, a siromak je vedno vesel, ker ve, da posije soln ce nekoč nad njegovo družino.
V siromašnih kočah in preprostih domovih prebivajo lepotice, lepše od f ilmskih zvezd. Fantje iz siromašnih hiš so korenjaki, ki so zmožni nekaj prenesti telesno in duševno. Njim je življenje nekaj vredno, ker so se vedno borili za obstoj in rasli v ljubezni. Ravno to ljubezen lahko vsak vidi na svoje lastne oči v mesecu juliju, v priprostih domovih, na oknu in to je rdeči nage|j, znak siromakove ljubezni.
Radi lepih; spominov na moja otroška leta je rdeči nagelj tista cvetlica, katere cvet sem že mnogo premišljeval, živo mi je v spominu, ko smo šli eno uro daleč ob nedeljah od sv. maše, v spremstvu naših deklet, živih lic, kot kri in mleko, kot prava rajska krasotica ,v roki mašno knjigo in šopek rdečih nageljnov. Vsaka dekle je imela za spremljevalca čvrstega fanta jn na križpotu mu je navadno) dala rdečih nageljnov.
Oh, srečen je bil, kdor je bil deležen rdečih nageljnov, kdor je pravilno razumel njih barvo
Prihodnji četrtek, to je 21. julija, je pa seja društva "Združene Slovenke" št. 23 SDZ, ter se vas opozai-ja, da se te seje udeležite. Ravno tako bo na tej seji podano trimesečno poročilo društva. Razpravljale bomo tudi glede našega izleta, ako se bo v resnici vršil. Imel bi se vršiti pd nekakem formalnem sklepu 24. t. m. Mnenje več članic pa je, da se preloži, zato pridite na sejo, da bomo ukrenile nekaj koristnega.
Nadalje bi vas prosila, da ste bolj redne z mesečnim plačevanjem in tako tudi ne pozabite na nove članice, osobito še sedaj, ko je še kampanja v teku. Za vsako novo članico dobite $1.00, torej ako dobite deset novih članic v mesecu, pa imate že lepo obleko za to. Potrudite se, članice: Časi so res kritični, pa se še vendar dobijo ljudje, ki niso zavarovani pri društvih. Sesterski pozdrav,
Mary tiurn, tajnica.,, -o-
nje? 4. Kje se nahaja reka Lena? 5. Kdo je zgradil Slovenski Narodni Dom v Newburghu ? 6. Iz česa je delan svinčnik? 7. Koliko svinčnikov se letno vpo-rabi v Zedinjenih državah? 8. Kje se nahaja mesto [Leipzig?
9.	Kdo je bil Rodžestvenski?
10.	Kdaj se je vršila tridesetletna vojna in zakaj ?
Odgovori na vprašanja
Podružnica št. 10 S. Ž. Z.
CIKLON V MOGADORE, O.
Mogadore, O.—V nedeljo, 10. vse uničil julija, ob 3:30 popoldne je zadela tukajšnje mesto grozna nesreča. Po soparnem dnevu se je okrog tretje ure začelo pripravljati na dež. Naenkrat so s.e začeli v bližini Talmadge vrteti oblaki. Vrtinec oblakov je hitro segel do zemlje in se pries! z veliko brzino pomikati jugovzhodu. Grozni vrtinec je segal 800 do 1000 čevljev na široko. Koder je šel, je popolnoma
Podiral je domove in drevje. Stoletne hraste je lomil ko slamnate bilke. Dve tovarni je popolnoma zrušil, da ni ostalo od njih drugega ko kup razvalin. Tovarni se imenujeta Valley Brick Yard in Insulator Works.
Veliko manjših in večjih poslopij je odneslo, da ni za njimi
danes. S pokojnim očetom sva prišla v navzkriž radi moje ne-ubogljivosti. Tak pregrešek ni bilo tako hitro poravnati. Treba je bilo več dni pokore. Gledal sem očeta samo na oči in na očeh sem poznal, kaj oče želi. Da je bila pa pokora deloma in hitro odpuščena, sem mu prinesel šopek cvetlic. Oh, oče! Danes Te vidim, kako si sprejel cvetlice z nekakšnim otročjim veseljem. Pogledal si me ljubko, prijazno se nasmehljal; razumel si in občutil v meni otroško ljubezen, nisi mi pa razložil svojih srčnih čutil. To jaz grenko občutim, ko oče spi v grobu, a jaz nimam cvetlic, šele sedaj znam vse to ceniti, a je prepozno.
Iz lastnega prepričanja trdim, da sreča zemeljskega življenja je danes v siromašni koči. Res je, da. so bile in so siromašne številne družine. Preživeli so se
nobenega sledu. Pri tem je mo- , čno prizadetih tudi peč naših ro~ in se še od pridnih rok svojih jakov, posebno Mike Oblak ima ljubečih staršev. Koliko črnih
Tudi tukaj v Ameriki sem vedno hrepenel po rdečih, nageljnih. Zahotelo se mi je nageljnov iz domovine. Pred nekaj leti mi jih je res prinesel moj prijatelj J. š. s Police. Dolgo nisem mogel pričakovati cveta, Skoro bi bil vse uničil, ker sem jih preveč-skrbno negoval. Narava ne pozna naših želja, zato ne krene s pota.
Pred petimi tedni sem prvič imel priliko videti prve cvete starokrajskih rdečih nageljnov. Po več ur sem pri njih posedel, tako lepi so bili. A najbolj lepi so bili po dežju, ko jih je jutranje solnce obsijalo. Zgledali so kot rdeči biseri.
Moja iskrena želja je ta: po-sejal bi rad vso zemljo z rdečimi nageljni, od vzhoda do zahoda, od severa do juga, da bi bil sleherni Slovan deležen ljubezni in biserov rdečih nageljnov.
Anton Ferfolja,
' 3336 E. 65th St.
Cleveland (Collinwood), O.— Kar srce se mi je smejalo zadnji četrtek, ko je tako dež padal. Pa ne samo zato, da je gredice dobro napojil, ampak ker je tudi czračje ohladil, da smo se lažje zavrtele. Ker na omenjeni večer smo imele članice podružnice št. 10 SŽZ sejo in po seji veselo zabavo. Udeležba je bila precej dobra.
Na tej seji smo imele več važnih stvari za ukrepati. Tiste, ki so bile na seji, gotovo vse veste. Napisati pa hočem malo za tiste, ki niste prišle. Prečitali so se šestmesečni računi. Knjige so bile vse v najlepšem redu, za kar gre hvala naši prejšnji tajnici. Le naša blagajna je zelo izčrpana, kljub dobremu poslovanju. No, saj ni čndno. V tem letu nam je umrlo 'šest članic in se je blagajna precej is praznila. In tudi drugih stroškov ie bilo veliko. Tako smo bile primorane nekaj ukreniti. Večina članic je bila zato, da bi plačevale po f centov več na mesec, to je 30c mesto 25c. Tako je bilo tudi odobreno, pričenši v avgustu in do decembra. Torej članice, upam, da boste to upoštevale.
Gotovo vam je tudi znano, da je naša tajnica resignirala in na njeno mesto sem bila izvoljena jaz. Prosim vse članice, da bi bolj redno plačevale asesment. Sedaj se ne boste mogle izgovarjat, da je tajnica predaleč ali da ste pozabile. Asesment bom pobirala 23., in 24. in 25. v Slovenskem domu na Holmes Ave. in na mojem domu je tudi vsaka dobrodošla.
Sestrski pozdrav,
Frances Susel, tajnica, 726 E. 160th St.
1.	Rev. J. J. Oman in Dr. Michael I. Oman.
2.	Reka Loire, ki je 626 milj dolga.
3.	živalska koža, pripravljena po posebnem procesu, kateremu pravimo strojenje.
4.	V Sibiriji. Dolga je nad 3000 milj.
5.	Mr. Joseph Demshar.
6.	Svinčniki so delani iz grafita, skoro iste tvarine, iz katere obstoji premog in diamant. -••■-.-- • " •
7.	Letno vporabijo v Zedinjenih državah okoli 400,000,-000 svinčnikov, in če bi enega poleg drugega položili, bi dobili 40,000 milj dolgo črto, skoro dvakrat okoli sveta.
8.	Mesto Leipzig se nahaja v Nemčiji, in je zlasti znano po svojih velikih mednarodnih semnjih, in ker je bil tam Napoleon I. občutno poražen od Avstrijcev, Prusov in Rusov.
9.	Rodžestvenski je bil ruski admiral v letu 1904, ki je peljal rusko Baltiško bro-dovje iz Petrograda proti Port Arthur ju, da bi tam napadel Japonce, ki so blokirali pristanišče. Bil je poražen in je utonil s svojo poveljniško ladjo.
10. Tridesetletna vojna se je začela leta 1618 in se neha-
' la 1648. Vršila se je med protestanti in katoličani Avstrije, Nemčije in deloma švedske.
švaganov Janez je bil potrjen k 17. pešpolku. Nekega dne je bil prideljen straži pri vratih kosarne. Ravno za tisti dan je bil napovedan divizijski poveljnik, da pride nadzirat vojašnico. Vse se je pripravljalo na njegov obisk, vse se je svetilo in bliščalo. Od frajtarja pa gori do polkovnika je vse nervozno čakalo, kako se bo izvršila inšpekcija, ker divižijski poveljnik je bil znan kot jako strog mož. Najbolj so pa bili v skrbeh šarži, ki so imeli dnevno službo pri stotnijah, ker ti so imeli nalogo gospoda poveljnika sprejeti na hodniku in mu javiti številko stotnije in koliko mož 'šteje. Posebno so se tresle hlače kaprolu, ki je imel dnevno službo pri stotniji, h kateri je spadal tudi švaganov Janez. Kaprol pride k Janezu, ki je imel službo pri vratih vojašnice in mu rekel:
"Janez, eno dobroto mi lahko storiš."
"Kaj pa takega, gospod kaprol?"
"Kadar boš zagledal divizij-skega poveljnika, da se bliža vojašnici od šenpeterskega mostu, mi zažvižgaj, da se bom lahko dobro pripravil."
"To bom pa lahko storil, le zanesite se name," prikima zvesto švaganov Janez. Poveljnika ni bilo od nikoder in petkrat je pritekel kaprol vprašat Janeza, če še poveljnik ni prišel. Vsakokrat mu je Janez odkimal, da še ne. Janez pa menda ni dobro pazil in nenadoma se pojavi divizijski poveljnik pred njim, da Janez ni imel časa zažvižgati, kot je obljubil. Pa se strumno postavi pred divizijskega poveljnika, mu salutira, da je kar zažvižgalo, potem ga pa prijazno nagovori: I "Kje ste pa bili toliko časa, gospod ? Naš kaprol je že pet: krat vprašal po vas. To vam jih bo povedal, kadar prideta skupaj!"
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MUČENIK IZ SVETOVNE VOJNE
V Monakovem je umrl pred nekaj dnevi Dominik Mueller, o katerem se skoro lahko reče, da
Naš invalidni voz
Kadar hočete prepeljati bolnika v.bolnico ali domov, kadar se zgodi kaka nesreča ali sploh kaj takega, pokličite naš invalidni voz, ki je opremljen posebno za take slučajte.
Naj bo ponoči ali podnevi, le pokličite nas, pripravljeni smo vam vsak čas postreči v vseh ozirih, blizu ali daleč.
Louis L. Ferfolia
SLOVENSKI POGKEBNIK
3515 East 81st St.
Tel. Michigan 7420
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Pošteno nasekan možakar se ziblje proti domu. Nasproti mu pride gruča razposajenih fantov. Pijanček se obrne do njih in jih vpraša:
"Koliko je pa ura, fantje?" "Ena!" odgovori eden in mu prikoplje eno za komat.
Pijanček pa nadaljuje svojo pot in momlja sam pri sebi: 'Sto sreč, da ga nisem o polnoči vprašal koliko je ura,"
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V Celovcu stopi na vlak trgovski potnik in reče sprevodniku: "Zelo sem zmučen in bi rad na vlaku spal. Peljem se v Trst in moram na Jesenicah presesti na drugi vlak. Tukaj imate pet kron, pa me na Jesenicah zbudite. Ako bom tako trdno spal, da me ne boste mogli zbuditi, me enostavno vrzite z vlaka."
Vlak odpelje, potnik pa imenitno. spi na vlaku. Naenkrat se oglasi sprevodnikov glas: "Ljubljana! Vsi izstopiti!" Potnik se zbudi in vidi, da je v Ljubljani mesto v Trstu, pa. ves razi j učen leti k posta jenačelni-ku, da se pritoži. Tam vpije in razsaja, ker ga sprdvcVlnik ni zbudil. Postajenačelnik pokliče sprevodnika in mu reče: "Le poslušajte tega gospoda, kako razsaja. Kaj pravite na to?"
"Pravim samo to, da bi morali šele slišati onega, kako je razsajal, ki sem ga na Jesenicah z vlaka vrgel!"
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Ljubljanska občina je naročila nove pljuvalnike za jetnike, Ko pride župan inšpecirat jetni-šnico, se zelo začudi, ko ne vidi nikjer nobenega pljuvalnika in vpraša, nadpaznika o tem. Ta pa pravi:
"Veste, gospod župan, pljuvalnike sem lepo zavil in spravil, drugače bi mi jih jetniki vse opljuvali."
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"Pravim ti, da je resna!" je odvrnil on. "Tako resna, kakršna ni še bila nobena v mojem živ-ljenj u. Kaj pa le vidiš v tem medvedu, v Barranu? K večjemu spada v) kako pasjo razstavo."
"Nikar ne nori! Saj lahko Vedno ljubimkaš s poročeno žensko — nihče ti ne bo branil — ampak, da bi zbežala s teboj — ne, nočem nobenega škandala — hvala! Predobro se mi godi. Kar Pozabi na to! Odloči se: ali mi hočeš biti prijatelj — ali — ? "Ali?"
"Odstrani se. Konečno moraš vendar nekaj delati. Predober zapravi j ivec si in tudi —"
O'Brien se je zganil. "Saj razumem — Francoska Tujska le« Sija za tegale otroka!"
Zmečkal je divje med prsti cvetko ter jo zagnal ob tla. Muriel pa je položila svojo roko na nJegovo.
'Pat.— čuj moj svet in pojdi ■Ne morem ti povedati več, am-Pak zate ga ni tu obstanka. Gospod Barran je nevaren možak.
se dogajajo stvari — "utihnila je, ker je baš vstopil mož, o katerem je govorila.
"Kaj pa počenjata tu?" Njegov glas je bil hripav.
Thompson je stopil naprej. "Oprostite mi, gospa —"
O'Brien je skočil po koncu. "Ako mislite da sem vam na poti, se odstranim."
"Nikakor ne mislim tega," je zasikal Barran.
"Dovolite, da vam pojasnim," se je vmešal Thompson. "V hiši se je zgodila tatvina — morebiti uro tega je izginila iz hiše sle-rn/d prednost. Gospod Barran snit"^* Za<*ev° čimprej razja-
( 0'Brien je stopil korak bliže. > razumem. Vaša opazka vse-akor pomeni, da sem jaz tat.
ste mislili to?" . Med Barrana in 0'Brien-a pa Je stopil Thompson. "Prepustita Vso zadevo meni, prosim. Opu-m° vsake sovražnosti. Prosim, Podite v pisarno."
Nato so se vsi podali v Barra-n°vo pisarno, kjer je že bila zbrana ostala družba, šepetali 80 si, a vsem se je bral z obrazov nekak nemir. Zbranim je spregovoril Thompson: "V moje obžalovanje je nastal ta neprijeten Položaj. Izvršen je bil rop — ^ed večerjo, ali pa vsaj takoj po pj- Jaz sem tu v imenu Scot-and Yorda." Vse oči so se upr-le vanj. "Gospod Barran hoče na vsak način v prvi vrsti oprosti vsake sumnje svoje goste.
0 gotovo uvidevate. Obravnavo pa zadevo za enkrat kot ^sto navadno šalo. Predlagam j> da ostanete vsi v tej sobi, ^edtem pa poj deva z gospodom
v arranom in izprašava služin-cad."
, "Razumem," je dejal O'Brien.
otem boste najprej preiskali nas osebno, a nato še našo lastno—kaj?"
' Pat, nikar! S tem stvar samo se slabšaš," je stopila k njemu g0sPa Barran.
"Medtem se pa tat lepo izmu-^ne>" je pikro pripomnil mladi "ragnell.
v "Ne bojte se zena."
"Res, Jurij?" je izbruhnila
Lady Pragnell. "Izgleda, kakor da ste nas zvabili v past. Mislim, da sem jaz izgubila največ — in da imam vsled tega pravico protestirati."
"Dvomim o tem," se je priri-nil v ospredje Sir Julijam "Mislim, da sem izgubil največ Imel sem pri sebi veliko množino denarja — vi veste, zakaj, gospa Barran. In vrednostnice! Poslati moramo takoj po policijo."
"Ali boste najprej nas preiskali?"
"Ako pogledamo obleke naših gospe, vsekakor ne bo treba mnogo iskati," je pikala Lady Pragnell.
"Stanite, stanite — s tem le tratimo čas," se je vmeša sedaj Barran. "Poj diva, gospod Thompson! Upajmo, da razjasnimo in razrešimo vso zadevo, ne da bi morali nadlegovati vas
Graham je bil ves čas tiho. Približal se je le Violeti, kakor bi jo hotel braniti. Tudi ona je bila kaj čudno molčeča. Oči so se ji vedno in vedno obračale zeleno žabo, ki je tako činično ala na podstavku. Izgledalo je kakor bi jih pošast opazovala s vražjim zadovoljstvom.
"čemu nas je povabil v to sobo?" je zašepetala Violet Gra hamu ter se oprijela njegove roke.
"Nikar se ne bojte — skrbel bom, da se vam ne zgodi ničesar," ji je šepetaje odvrnil.
Vrata so se zaprla za detektivom in Barranom. "Zaprite ve-ternice," mu je zopet zašepetala Violet. "Ničesar ne recite. Zaprite jih."
"čemu vendar?" je vprašal. "Morebiti je tamkaj zunaj — se skriva v temi, opazuje in čaka. Prosim, zaprite."
VI.
Špiritistično, seja Položaj med gosti je postajal vedno bolj napet. Nad vsemi je visel sum, a nihče ni vedel, koga pravzaprav sumijo — ali pa je vse skup le šala. Stoniku 0'Brie-nu je začelo kmalu vse presedati — zahotelo se mu je, da kaj stori. Njemu se je dozdeval položaj kaj smešen. Izvršena je bila tatvina, o tem ni dvoma, ampak čemu bi sumili goste? In tamkaj je bila ona zelena žaba in se jim režala. Vstal je ter se vstopil pred pošast. Dvignil je pest in dejal: "Prepričan sem, da si ti vsega kriva, ogabna pošast!" Groza ga je objela in najraje bi oil vrgel zver skozi okno. Graham ga je tiho začudeno opazoval. Tudi njega so obhajali isti občutki. Namah pa se je postavila pred O'Brien-a Muriel Barran. Vse se je završilo tako hi-da ostali tega sploh opazili niso. Trenutek napetosti. Muriel je stala s hrbtom obrnjena proti pošasti, kakor bi jo hotela braniti, O'Brien pa je obstal v svojem zamahu. Minilo je — samo Graham je opazil.
Nevede je posredoval mladi Pragnell. "Saj pravim," je dejal, "neumno je, da sedimo tako v brezdelju — samo čakamo — kakor gruča norcev."
"Nu, predlagaj, kaj," ga je vspodbudila sestra.
"Saj bom. Kako bi bilo, da ob-držujemo- 'špiritistično sejo — saj veš, Priss, saj si jim že če-šče prisostvovala. Docela nedolžna stvarica — "okrenil se je k ostalim.
"Samo da ubijemo na kak način čas — in se pozabavamo. Resnično, moja sestra je precej izvežbana v tem. Pričnimo. Po-sedemo okolo mize ter se primemo za roke. Nadaljna navodila nam pa da Priss."
"Draga otročiča, vedno se česa domislita," je zagostolela Lady Pragnell. "Vendar —"
"Saj je vse šala!" "je zavrnila Priscilla Pragnell.
"Dragica, saj bi bila na mestu v pravem ozračju, ampak človek se ne sme norčevati s takimi stvarmi."
Vmešala se je sedaj doktorje-va žena. "Jaz mislim, da ni lepo. Zdi se mi, kakor bi človek imel opravka s samim vragom." Ne-
hote je obrnila pogled na zeleno žabo.
Nikar, draga," jo je zavrnil soprog. "Saj se gre samo za šalo — kakor je dej al .gospod Pragnell."
"Lahko zaupate mojemu sinu," je ponosno dejala se'daj Lady Pragnell. "Moja draga otroka sta tako modra."
"Vsekakor ne vstrajam pri svojem nasvetu," je dejal sedaj mladi Pragnell, kateremu je opozicija že presedala. "Pa izmislite si kaj drugega. Jaz sem samo svetoval."
"Jaz, soglašam s vsako stvarjo," je pristavil O'Brien. "Pa ob-držujmo špiritistično sejo." Pri tem je pomembno pogledal gospo Barranovo.
"Dobro, tedaj!" Pragnell si je, ker je zmagal, pogladil zadovoljno lase. "Sedimo tedaj vsi okolo mize ter si podajmo roke. Moja sestra bo medium."
Sir Julijan je sedel kakor pribit v naslanjaču ter godrnjal in klel svojo velikansko izgubo. Tudi Graham je bil razburjen. Slutil je v vsem nekaj taj bistvenega — tajinstveno se mu je zdelo, da je Violet zahtevala, naj zapre veternice, tajinstvena je bila strašna žaba in ono, kar se je skrivalo za. njo. Ono nekaj, kar je po Violetinih besedah odskakovalo in dajalo nečloveške glasove." Bilo je vsekakor nemogoče, da bi vse pripisoval le njeni domišljiji.
Ostali so posedali okolo mize. "Pridite, Graham," ga je vabil mladi Pragnell. "Vsi smo že tu."
Graham je pogledal po zbrani družbi, ki je že vsa sedela. Le Violet je sedela na divanu pred kaminom, a z obraza ji je odsevala trudnost.
"Ali se nam boste pridružili, gospodična Baynes?" jo je vprašal Pragnell, ki je sedaj postal reditelj.
"Hvala, ne! Oprostili mi boste." V nje glasu je bila histerija, kar Grahamu vsekakor ni ugajalo. Dvomeče jo je pogledal ter prisedel v krog k ostalim. Gospa Barran mu je napravila mesto ob svoji strani na zofi, katero so primaknili.
"Geoffrey je precej izvežban v takih stvareh. Precej psihičen je, veste," je pojasnjevala
družbi Priscilla.
"Nikar ji ne verjemite. Moja sestra ima vso moč."
"Ah, nehajta vendar že in pričnimo," je nestrpno dejala gospa Barran. "Kaj naj storimo sedaj ?"
"Imeti moramo seveda kak medium — mislim, da bo moja sestra. Ona ima največ izkušenj v tem — seveda, ako ne bi hoteli vi, gospa Fortescue?"
"Nikakor ne. Meni sploh vsa stvar ne dopada in mislim, da delamo — kakor sem že dejala —, nekaj nelepega."
"Tedaj boš pa ti, Priss. Sedi semkaj." Pragnell je posadil sestro v naslanjač ter ji zavezal oči. Preko ramen pa je še vprašal: "Ste se odločili zagotovo, gospodična Baynes, da ne boste sodelovali ?"
"Zagotpvo, hva*la vam," je odvrnila Violet ter se globoko zarila v naslanjač pred kaminom.
"Dobro tedaj. Primite se sedaj za roke."
O'Brien se je zadovoljno zasmejal, ko je prijel Murielino roko. "In kaj bo sedaj ?"
"Ko bi le hoteli enkrat molčati in poslušati gospoda Prag-nella, ki vodi vso stvar," se je razhudil Sir Julijan.
"Vsi morate misliti — osredotočiti svoje misli na tatvino, in morebiti se prikaže tat — ali pa kaj sličnega."
"In zapomnite si: niti besedice ali najmanjšega šuma, ako boste kaj videli — sicer pokvarite vso stvar!"
"Robert," se je oglasila zdravnikova žena. "Zapustila bom takoj sobp, čim bom videla, da bi zadeva presegala moje šale. Moj oče, ki je bil presbiterijanski pastor, je vedno trdil, da se peca špiritualizem s peklenskimi močmi. Ne ugaja mi." Prekinil jo je Pragnell: "Ali smo vsi gotovi?" šel je k luči. "čim zaprem luč, zapomnite si, da mi nihče ne spregovori. Jaz bom nato zavzel svoje mesto in čakali bomo, na
kako znamenje."
Gospa Barran se je hihitala in stiskala roki, ki jih je držala. Luč se je ugasnila in Pragnell je sedel na svoje mesto. Smrtna tišina je zavladala v sobi — čulo se je le dihanje navsočnih — posebno ono Sir Julijana, ki je sedel med zdravnikom in njegovo soprogo, ter se je spomnil, da sta oba Škota, vsled česar jima je podal svoji debeli roko le zelo previdno.
"Mislite na izginole dragulje — mislite," je dejala gospodična Pragnell.
Gospa Barran se je hotela za-smejati — a se ni mogla. Nekaka pez je ležala nad vsemi, kakor bi nekdo hodil naokolo, a roke, mrzle, potne roke —- bi jo utegnile vsak čas prijeti za vrat. (Dalje prihodnji« --0-
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The Slovenian Mutual Benefit Ass'n.
UST. 18. NOV. 1910.
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INK. 13. MARCA 1914
V DRŽAVI OHIO

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Imenik gl. odbora za leta 1932-33-34.
UPRAVNI "ODBOR:
Predsednik: FRANK CERNE, 6033 St. Clair Ave.
I.	podpred.: JOSEPH OKORN, 1006 E. 68th St.
II.	podpred.: JULIJA BREZOVAR, 1173 E. 60th St.
III.	podpred.: JOSEPH ROSA, 1824 Vine Ave. S.
Cunton, Ohio Tajnik: PRIMOŽ KOGOJ 6518 Edna Ave. Blagajnik: JERNEJ KNAUS, 1052 E. 62nd St. Zapisnikar: JAMES DEBEVEC 6117 St. Clair Av«.
NADZORNI ODBOR: Predsednik: FKANK KAČAR. 1233 Addison Rd.
1.	nadzor.: JOSEPH JARTZ, 1364 E. 43rd St.
2.	nadzor.: CECILIJA BRODNIK, 4692 W. 130th St.
3.	nadzor.: JOHN TRČEK. 15506 Holmes Ave.
4.	nadzor.: ALBINA rOLJANC, 90 — 16tb St.,
Barberton, Ohio
FINANČNI ODBOR: Predsednik: FRANK M. JAKSIC, 6111 St. Clair Ave.
1.	Financ.: LEOPOLD KUSHLAN, 513 Ulmer Bid*.
2.	Finand.: JOSEPH LEKAN, 3656 E. 80th St.
POROTNI ODBOR: Predsednik: LOUIS BALANT, 1808 E. 32nd St., Lorain O.
1.	porotnik: LOUIS JERKIC, 727 E. 157th St.
2.	porotnik: FRANK ZORIČ, 6219 St. Clair Ave.
GLAVNI ZDRAVNIK: DR. F. J. KERN, 6233 St. Clair Ave.
GLASILO ZVEZE: AMERIŠKA DOMOVINA, 6117 St. Clair Ave.
Vse denarne zadeve in stvari, ki se tidejo Upravnega odbora, naj se poSilja na vrh. tajnika.
Vse pritožbine zadeve, ki jih je reSil društveni porotni odbor, se pošiljajo na predsednika porotnega odbora Louis Balant 1808 E. 32nd St.,'Lorain, O.
Iz urada društva Ribnica št. 12 S. D. Z.
EARL DERR BIGGERS:
IZ URADA GL. PREDSEDNIKA S. D. ZVEZE
V smislu sklepa zadnje mesečne seje glavnega odbora SDZ, tem potom sklicujem izvanredno sejo na 1 5. julija t. 1. zvečer ob osmih v uradu S. D. Zveze, na 6403 St. Clair Ave. (S. N. Dom). In sicer bo skupna seja gl. odbornikov in uradnikov podrejenih društev, .posebno: predsedniki, tajniki in blagajniki društev. Pa tudi drugi odborniki krajevnih društev so dobrodošli.
Za zunanja društva: Zelo nas bo veselilo, ako morejo poslati zastopstvo na ta sestanek, vendar v teh časih S. D. Zveza ne more povrniti voznih stroškov in za zamudo časa.
Seja je sklicana v svrho, da se pogovorimo osebno kaj več za napredek in procvit Slovenske Dobrodelne Zveze, posebno v teh .točkah:
1.	Kako obdržati članstvo v Slovenski Dobrodelni Zvezi v teh kritičnih časih.
2.	Glede posojil članom in članicam za zvezin - asesment in več pojasnila med glavnim tajnikom
in med krajevnimi tajniki.
3.	Pasivnost.
4.	Kampanja za pridobivanje članov, posebno mladinskega oddelka.
5.	Zaključek kampanje in skupna veselica 6. novembra v S. N. Domu v prid angleško poslujočih društev SDZ.
6 Raznoterosti.
Prosim, ne pozabite na ta važni sestanek in pridite gotovo!
Z bratskim pozdravom, Frank Čeme,
gl. predsednik.
Zdravje in bolezen
-Dr, F. J. Kem--
Živčne bolezni I.
Beseda bolezen je izpeljana iz bol, boleti, bolečina. Povprečen Slovenec misli, da mora čutiti bolečino, sicer ni bolan.
In vendar: koliko ljudi hodi po ulicah, ki ne čutijo nobenih bolečin, a so na smrt bolni.
Kak in j etika v pričetku ne povzročata nikakih bolečin.
Telesno zdrav človek, katerega ni nič bolelo (v fizičnem smislu) stori samomor. Zdrav je bil telesno, a" duševno smrtno bolan.
Prav za prav je težko reči, kdo je zdrav, kdo bolan.
K meni pride bolnik v zadnjem stadiju jetike. Je koraj-žen, upa da bo v par mesecih zdrav. Se šali, ima veselje do življenja. Pride pa ženska z žolčnimi kamni (katere brez velike nevarnosti lahko odstrani- sedje.
Kolikor se sveta in bolnika ti če bi rekel, da ženska, ki bo ži vela in bo bolehala še več let, dokler jo ne bo huda bolečina prisilila, da se podvrže operaci ji.
Bolečine niso edini znak bolezni.
Človek je lahko telesno popol noma zdrav, a je duševno bolan
Vprašujemo se vsi, zakaj smo si vsi tako različni; zakaj ima mo vsak svoje duševne boje, ki so včasih nevarnejši kot hude telesne bolezni.
Vsi moji znanci se meni vidi jo čudaki; jaz sem njim čudak.
Ni skoro človeka, ki bi ne trpel na napadih živčnih bolezni, na takozvanih živčnih motnjah, psihozah ali kakor naj že imenujemo nerazložljive napade živčne onemoglosti, potrtosti, strašljivosti ali po angleško: "blues."
En dan smo veseli in pojemo kot kanarčki, drugi dan nam ni nič prav, ne prijatelji, ne mož, ne žena, ne otroci, ne naši so-
Vabim vse naše članstvo na prihodno mesečno sejo,, ki se vrši 17. julija. Začetek seje je ob devetih dopoldne.
Cenjeni mi bratje in sestre! Dolžnost vaša je udeleževati se seje, saj naše seje so kratke. Vzemite si eno uro časa ter vsi na sejo. Slišali boste tudi račune zadnjih šest mesecev.
Dalje naznanjam vsem tistim članom in članicam, kateri niste bili na zadnji seji, da je bil sklep seje, da vsak plača en dolar v društveno blagajno in sicer v roku štirih mesecev; vsak mesec po 25 centov; ali pa plačate vse naenkrat, kakor kdo more.
Dalje bi prosil dotične člane in članice, ki zaostajate z asesmen-ti, da ga povrnete in plačujete asesment o pravem času. Za tajnika tudi ni prijetno, da vas mora na domu obiskovati glede ases-menta. Bratje in sestre, skrbite sami, da bo vaš asesment plačan o pravem času. Za tajnika je lepo biti do 25. v mesecu. Ali na 26. in pozneje si pa beli glavo : koliko članov bo suspendiral, črtal ali izobčil. Potem pa pride kateri članov in se huduje, zakaj da je suspendiran. Kriv si je pa sam tega. Saj je bil sklep pri društvu, da kdor ne more plačat asesmenta, naj se zglasi na seji in bi prosil, da se založi zanj. Prosil bi člane in članice, da to upoštevate, ne pa ko boste že tri mesece dolžni na asesmentu, pa pridete k tajniku, da za vas založi. Nikar ne recite: "O, saj tajnik me pozna,, bo že on založil!" Da, ko bi imel blagajno od Rockefellerja, toda moja blagajna je bankrot.
Prosim, da si članstvo to zapomni. Obenem pa prosim tudi bolniške obiskovalce, da: se gotovo seje udeleže ter poročate o tanju bolnih članov na seji.
Z bratskim pozdravom in na svidenje v nedeljo 17. julija 1932 na seji.
Joseph Ban, tajnik, 1218 E. 169th St.
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S. D. Z. News
Revelations and Inquiries
By MICKEY
Out of line-up:
Due to an accident, Johnny Mah, hard hitting home run hitter of the Eastern Star ball team is out of the lineup, nursing a broken toe (his big one). With much interest, I learned from a witness , that on Sunday morning, a few weeks ago, John was late for church. He rushed to a friend's home and succeeded in borrowing a motorcycle. Johnny came tearing down E. 156th St. and not being able to make the turn into Holmes Ave., kept going across the street over the curb and into some big hedges. The bike was a wreck and Johnny woke up when an irritated landlady chased him off her premises with a broom. The doctor took a picture of John's toe and
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Cherry je vzel zobotrebec iz ust v roke in ga zamišljeno ogledoval. "Da, hočem! Nadejal sem se, da se ne bom zamotal v to reč. Za sodnike in policaje ter drugo tako ropotijo se malo menim. Rajši se jim izognem. Sem pa poštena kost in mi — hvala Bogu — ni treba, nič prikrivati. Hočem govoriti, pa ne vem prav, kje bi začel."
"Pomagal vam bom. Niste li morda zadnjič zvečer na Mad-denovi farmi slišali, kako je nekdo klical: 'Pomagajte! Morilec! Proč samokres!' ali kaj podobnega?"
"Nočem prikrivati: da, to sem slišal!"
Bobu je glasno utripalo srce. "In potem— ali ste tudi kaj videli?"
Starec je prikimal. "Celo prav mnogo, mladi gospod! Louie Wong ni prvi, ki so mu na Mad-denovi farmi zavili vrat. Kajti tudi jaz sem bil priča umora."
Bobu je zastal dih. Videl je od groze široko odprte oči Pavle Wendellove. "Sem si mislil," je dejal. "Sedaj pa povejte natančno, kako je bilo!"
Cherry je zobotrebec zopet vtaknil v usta, kar gai pa ni oviralo pri govorjenju, "življenje je smešno," je pričel, "polno čudnih slučajev in sprememb. Mislil sem, da bo tudi ta tajnost ostala skrita med menoj in puščavo. Seveda mi je vseeno, čeprav z oblastmi nimam rad opraviti. Torej, zadnjo sredo sem prišel na Maddenovo raneho, ko se je je nočilo. Ko sem stopil na! dvorišče, sem opazil, da se je nekaj zgodilo. Lastnik je prišel. Večina oken je bila razsvetljenih; v skednju je stal poleg starega Louiejevega voza velik, moderen avto. Ker sem bil utrujen, sem
then put it in a sling he gets well soon. Beach Party:
Well, well, so the Crusaders have another affair, we hope it will be a rousing success. I'll try to get as many of the Stars to attend. And don't forget to come to our Royal Baseball Social!
Royal Baseball Social:
July 25, do not forget that on that day the Eastern Stars will have a real dance and a real old-fashioned good time will be had by every one. The
mo), pa je v nadlego sebi in svojim bližnjim.
Kateri bolnik je bolj bolan: smrti obsojen jetičnik ali bolnica z žolčnimi kamni?
Noben človek ne more razumeti delovanje človeškega duha v vseh potankostih. Ugibamo pač lahko. To bom tudi jaz poskusil v prihodnjih par člankih.
dies, tanned by the sun, pounding around a cinder track. Or to see some real games, old and new ones, games for the old people, for the children, for the ladies. All sorts of interesting events will be held that day. There will be refreshments, hot and cold in liquid form and solid. We heartily advise you to attend this wonderful affair.
Another Pinochle Player:
The Eastern Stars have another card slinger by the name of Eddie "Birchy" Kromar, the Cleveland man, who is turning to Collinwood. The pinochle teams of the Stars will get together this week at Stan Ko-zely's home. Comets:
The Eastern Stars bachelors were in full force at the Comets meeting last Monday. More news about the wienner roast to be held by these two lodges, will be published later. Did you know—
That John Laurich is the proud possessor of 65 rabbits? Yes, he is in the business, so don't forget you can eat rabbit stew without depending on your hunting luck.
That Bill Kozely is now a farmer? He pitched hay and showed me the blisters he has on his hands to prove it. Slovenian School:
Hundreds of Slovenians in Greater Cleveland, were represented at a successful picnic, sponsored by the Slovenian School, Holmes Ave. at Kausek's farm last Sunday. This school was organized chiefly through the efforts of many leaders of
se namenil, da počakam Louieja in se ne dam zasačiti mogočnemu gospodarju, človek že lahko ujame kak grižljaj za večerjo in tudi posteljo lahko dobi, ne da bi radi tega koga v nos bodel. Odložil sem tedaj svojo culo v skednju ter se splazil tja v kuhinjo. Louieja ni bilo. Ko sem se zopet plazil nazaj, sem zaslišal iz sobe krik — močan moški glas. 'Pomagajte!' je šlo skozi ušesa. 'Proč samokres! Pomagajte!' je šlo skozi ušesa. 'Proč samokres! P o m a gajte, pomagajte!' Prav, kakor ste rekli. Obstal sem, ne da bi vedel, kaj naj počnem. Tedaj se je ponovil isti krik — toda tokrat ni krik-nil mož, ampak Tony, kitajska papiga, na svojem drogu. Nato oster pok — zdelo se mi je, da iz razsvetljene sobe, katere okna so bila odprta. Zlezel sem bliže — tedaj je počilo vnovič in zaslišal sem stokanje. Strel je torej zadel. Prišel sem do okna — pogledam noter . . ."
"No; in?"
"Bila je spalnica. On pa je stal tam s kadečim se samokresom v roki ter gledali divje, a vendar prestrašeno. Nekdo pa je ležal na tleh, na drugi strani postelje — pa le njegove čevlje sem mogel razločno videti. Morilec se je obrnil k oknu še vedno s samokresom v roki. . ."
"Kdo za božjo voljo? Kdo? Ali govorite o Martinu Thornu?"
"Mislite tistega suhega pri-huljenca, tajnika? One — ni bil on! Govorim o njem ... O mogočnem gospodu, o samem P. J. Maddenu!"
Osupel molk. "Dobri Bog!" je zaječal Bob. "Hočete reči, da Madden ... To je vendar nemogoče! Kako veste, da je bil to Madden? Ali ste čisto prepričani?"
"Popolnoma! Saj ga vendar dobro poznam. Sem ga videl na farmi že pred tremi leti. Orjak rdečega obraza in redkih sivih las. Zmota je izključena. Stal je tam in strmel v okno. Jaz sem se sklonil. V tem hipu je planil v sobo Thorto, 'o katerem ste prej govorili. Bled ko smrt. 'Kaj ste naredili?' je zarjul ves iz uma. 'Usmrtil sem ga,' je rekel Madden. 'Vi ste norec!' je siknil tajnik. 'Tega ne bi bilo treba!' Madden je odložil orožje. 'Zakaj ne? Bal sem se ga!' Thorn se je porogljivo zasmejal. 'Vedno ste se ga bali, vi ničvredna baba. Takrat v New Yorku . . .' Madden ga je ošvrknil s pogledom: 'Jezik za zobe! B^l sem se ga, pa je moral umreti. Sedaj premisliva, kaj naj ukreneva' . . ."
William Cherry je motril svoja prepadena poslušalca. "Da, gospoda moja, tedaj sem se kajpada urno pobral. Stekel sem v skedenj, vzel svojo bisago, in ko sem prišel na dvorišče, je ravno zapeljal noter majhen avto. Splazil sem se skozi plot in drl
semkaj. Mislil sem, da sem sedaj varen in uganka mi je, kako ste me našli. Toda poštena kost sem in nimam ka>j prikrivati. To je moja zgodba — in je, Bog mi pomagaj, čista resnica!"
Bob Eden je vstal, "človek božji, to je prekleto resna zadeva! Veste, kdo je Madden, kajne? Eden najveljavnejših mož Amerike. . ."
Oj ti dobri Bog! Se bo že kako izmotal iz te stiske."
"Ne bo se, če boste svojo zgodbo naznanili. Sedaj morate z nama v Eldorado. . ."
"Nak ... Ne grem v nobeno mesto, dokler ni zares potreba. Kar sem videl, bom povedal vsakomur, ki me bo vprašal. Toda v Eldorado — ? Nak, mladi gospod! Ne bo nič!"
"Vendar morate sami uvideti . . ."
"Pojdite no! Kaj pa prav za prav veste? Ali veste, kdo je bil tisti mož za posteljo? Ali so že našli njegovo truplo?" "To ne, ampak. . ." "No vidite! Ste pač še začetnik, dragi gospod! Kaj pa pomeni moja beseda proti P. J. Maddenovi besedi, če nimate dru^ gih dokazov? Te morate šele iz tal izkopati!"
"Morda imate prav!" "Seveda! Storil sem vam uslugo, sedaj mi jo storite pa še vi! Poskrbite, da kako uporabite to novico. Mene pa pustite, če le mogoče, popolnoma pri miru! Če bi pa to ne bilo mogoče — no, bom pač pripravljen, čez osem dni bom doli v Needlesu. Obi-ščem svojega starega prijatelja Slima Jonesa. Tam me lahko najdete. To je pameten predlog, kajne, gospodična?"
Deklica je prikimala. "Najbrž."
"Dobro — strinjam se, gospod Cherry. Po vaši izpovedi vidim čisto drugače; pustil vas bom pri miru, če bom le mogel."
Starec se je s težavo dvignil. "Velja! Ni mi do tega, da bi ščitil Maddena! Končno sem pripravljen iti celo k sodišču, če je že potrebno. Toda morda boste mogočnega grešnika zmogli tudi brez mene."
Bob mu je stisnil zgrbančeno roko. "Vesel sem, da sva se se-šla, gospod Cherry!"
"Tudi jaz! Rad tupatam malo poklepetam, če imam pazljive poslušalce."
Nekaj časa sta mlada dva molče jezdila po puščavskem pesku. "No," je končno spregovoril Bob, "čudno zgodbo sva slišala, milostna gospodična." "Težko jo verjamem." "Morda boste jasneje videli, če nekaj dodam. Sedaj ste zapleteni v tajnost Maddenove farme in ni vzroka, zakaj ne bi smeli prav toliko vedeti kot jaz." "Strašno sem radovedna." "Mislim, da imate vzrok. Prišel sem semkaj, da uredim s P.
J. Maddenom majhen posel. Ne bom vam tega razlagal, ker ni posebno va,žno. Prvi večer na farmi . . ." In Bob je povedal zagonetne dogodke, ki so se pri' čeli s papiginim krikom v temni noči. "Sedaj veste vse," je končal. "Nekdo je bil umorjen. Pred Louie jem še nekdo drugi. Kdo? Tega še ne vemo. In kdo ga je? Danes sva dobila odgovor."
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GENERAL S. D. Z. MEETING TOMORROW
By SOPHIE KLEMEN Comets, No. 54 SDZ
Monday evening marked the passing of another Comet meeting that was called to order by our president, Miss Mary Le-bar. We were glad to have With us two Modern Crusaders, Joe Vraneza and Steve Rackar (as usual, he walked in with a cigar in his mouth). There were also seven Eastern Stars present, just bachelors alone, and we often wonder why they leave the female members behind. It was decided that the Stars and Comets hold a combined wiener roast on Aug. J>. The combined committee, as selected, will meet at Miss Le-bar's home, at 20202 St. Clair Ave., on Tuesday, July 19, where a location for this event will be discussed. Keep this date open and read the SDZ News for further information, concerning this' wiener roast.
The Eastern Stars baseball ^am just won't give up their winning streak. They beat the Hrvatska team last Thursday evening by a score of 8 to 0. It turned out to be a peach of a game, even if it did rain a little, and what a crowd of baseball fans were present, to see these two teams play. This coming Sunday, the Stars play Rover-Utopian team at E. 165th and St. Clair Ave., at 10 a. m. Here's luck to you, boys!
The St. Clair Merchants are holding an outing at Conneaut LaKe on July 31. Swimming, solf and all amusements included for $1.50, which,of course, ls Price of a round trip. All who are pianning to go, get your tickets from Ray J. Grdi-now!
Has Joe Muzic seen the movie "The Blonde Captive yet? One word in this title bring back memories of the moonlight ride on June 30.
Don't forget to attend the meeting of all SDZ lodge officers on St. Clair this coming *ttday, July 15 and on July 16 the Central Committee meeting Grdina's cottage on Chagrin River.
PLEASURE AND NOT BUSINESS BOOKED FOR NEXT MEETING
Central Committee To Meet At S. N. H. On Holmes Ave. At 7 P. M. On Saturday
After having kept their collective noses to the grindstone, for the past six months, the members of the Central Committee feel that they are entitled to something of a vacation, and to this end arrangements have been made where by the by-weekly meeting of the organization will be held at Rainbow's End, Kokomo Grove, Willoughby, O;, instead of SDZ headquarters, the usual meeting place.
The committee will meet at the Slovenian Home, Holmes Ave., at 7 p. m., from where they will travel in a body to the Grove. Though much business is to be transacted, it is hoped that this early start will make it possible for them to enjoy something of the natural and culinar attractions of the meeting place.
Following the adjournament, a winner roast with accompanying refreshments will be served.
Arrangements have been made, whereby the more adventurous souls of the group can take advantage of Chagrin River's cooling waters, if they so desire. While the terpischo-rean minded gentry may find gratification at Trimmer's Barbecue.
Eastern Stars to Play Sunday
By MICHAEL LAH JR.
Eastern Stars diamond artists, leaders in the Interlodge B loop, will be out after the fourth straight victory Sunday morning when they tangle with the Rovers-Utopians at Novinc Field, E. 165th St. and St. Clair Ave. The game will get under way at 10 o'clock.
The Stars have been the surprised dark horses of the loop to date, and seem well ort the way to the loop championship. However, they may strike a Tartar in the Utopians Sunday, and the boys will have to be up on their toes if they expect to keep their record unblemished.
All members of the club and other SDZ English-conducted lodges are asked to be on hand to cheer the boys on to victory.
MANY ENTRIES ON FILE FOR COMING S. D. Z. OLYMPIC
Fairer Sex Lead Over Men Entries In Early Returns
Though only announced last week, the SDZ Olympics to be held at Pintar's Farm Sunday, Sept. 4, have received a most heartening response from not
Eastern Stars Train for Olympics
Chinning With
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ADVICE TO ALL S.D.Z. EMBRYO NEWS WRITERS
By MARTIN VALETICH JR.
Make sure you have all the n®Ws, and make sure it is accurate, if you don't want your head taken off or something equally harmful to your state health.
Dye to an oversight, the name of Mary Lebar was not deluded in last week's publication on the list of committee
STARS SCORE THIRD WIN AS THEY SHUT OUT HRVATSKA NINE
By MICHAEL LAH JR.
Scoring the first shut-out victory of the current Interlodge B season, the high-stepping Eastern Stars maintain their position at the head of the race by a decisive 8 to 0 victory over the Hrvatskas.
"Red" Gulic, ace moundsman of the league leaders, was in rare form, and at no time was he in danger. Only one Hrvatska player getting as far as third base. Splendid support in the field also helped to keep the opposition at bay.
By bunching hits in the second, third, sixth and eighth innings, the Star men were able to push eight runs, with Doug Carrish supplying the big Workers to arrange track and punch at the plate. The East-field events for our SDZ Olym- em Star hitsmith included a
Pics.
Yoqr correspondent certainly Was a woeful sight after the outraged persons finished cast-lflg all varieties of invective upon his unsuspencting head. He is at present in the convalescent ward of the Whoozit Hospital, and is doing very nicely, in a
home run in his three hits. Others to share honors with Carrish were John Velkovar, Teenie Lokar and Greenie Go-dec.
years, he ought to be up and about, at which time he will probably be ready for the in-week or three I sane asylum.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
July 15—Friday:
Supreme board special meeting at SDZ headquarters. All SDZ lodges invited.
July 16—Saturday:
Meeting of Central Committee at Rainbow's End Cottage. Kokomo Grove.
July 24—Sunday:
Beach party by the Modern Crusaders in Madison, O. Admission 50 cents, includes
transportation.
September 4—Sunday:
SDZ Olympics at Pintar's Farm.
NOTE: AH English-conducted lodges contemplating social affairs of any nature, will kindly consult this calender before deciding on a date. Immediately after your decision is made, notify the editor of the SDZ News or the secretary of the Central Committee, so that your event can be included on the calender without delay.
Well, folks, another week has passed which means another chance to talk a great deal about things of no importance.
It seems as though the Eastern Star is usually in a fog. They still seem to have a very hazy idea as to the identity of the J. P. S.
Although your correspondent sees all, hears all, and knows all, you must also remember, that he is only human. Give him another week and he will be able td tell you who the fairy is, that uses the pseudonym "Starlite."
Miss Klemen, the author of This 'n That recently told the world at large, that your correspondent was none other than Joe Muzic. If she still thinks that this is so, she is welcome to the thought. Who is he then, you ask?—Only Yinchell knows.
Speaking of Joe, by the way, reminds me of a recent conversation he had with a certain Elsie (a blond). On this occasion his vocabulary, peculiarly enough, seemed to be extremely limited. Between queer sounding smacks, he was heard to mutter over and over again, "Oh, honey, do you still love me?"
The driver of that mysterious delivery truck has also found himself a companion with whom he has carried on similar conversations.
"Even fighters have their weak moments," says "Pop-eye" Modic. Judging from his recent ravings and rantings, his present weak moment is a girl by the name of Tillie, a member of the Comets.
Sh! Did you know that Martin Valetich Jr. is a Sunday school teacher?
The Reverend Martie (who is a very modest chap), first declined to demonstrate the pole-vault at the coming SDZ Olympics. It was later found that he is also extremely gullible in nature, so after telling him that it was for sweet charity's sake, he finally acquiesed.
Are you going to participate in the SDZ Olympics? You are! Yinchell knows.
only members of the Slovenian Mutual Benefit Association, but others as well.
Singularly enough it is the young ladies who are evidencing the greatest enthusiasm for the coming event, and it is not at all improbable that one or two Stella Walsh's will be uncovered when the lassies toe the marks.
Several lodges have already announced their intentions of sending full teams into the events and members have launched on intensive training programs for the field day.
As was previously stated the Olympics will not be a strictly athletic affair, but the program calls for a number of non-competitive events, which will afford much entertainment for spectators and participants alike.
Non-members, planning on entering any of the events, should fill out the entry blank, printed elsewhere on this page, and forward it to the SDZ News, 6117 St. Clair Ave., as soon as possible.
By A. STARLITE
A Royal Baseball Social, featuring a good time at depression prices will be the social offering of the Eastern Stars Monday, July 25, at Slovenian Home, Holmes Ave.
The affair will be in a nature of a get-together for all En-glish-conducted lodges of the community and will afford an opportunity of g e 11 i n g acquainted with the young men who have put the Eastern Stars at the head of the Interlodge B League.
Admission will be only 10 cents, while refreshments will be served at similarly reduced prices.
Music for the dancing, which will begin at 8:30, will be furnished by the popular Jackie Zorc. All lodge members are invited to attend.
Baseball isn't hogging all of the spotlight out at Eastern Star way these days. Not since the SDZ Olympics have been announced.
The boys are out pounding the cindered path, hurling the shot and hurdling the cross bar in an effort to get into tip-top shape for the events.
Practice sessions to date have disclosed several track stars within the ranks of the Stars, principally Frank "Lene" Cerne who has been showing remarkable i, jjjrm in the high jump and Mike Lah and "Doc" Gregorčič, who have been stepping the 100-yard dash in close to 10 seconds.
The club has been showing great interest in the coming event, and will undoubtedly be
ENGLISH SPEAKING LODGES TO BE REPRESENTED BY CENTRAL COMMITTEE AT CONVENTION
All 53 Organization Club Officials Are Cordially Invited to Attend Affair at Central Hedquarters in National Home Building
The English-conducted lodges of the Slovenian Mutual Benefit Association will be well represented at the general get-together meeting of the supreme board and all the lodges of the organization, through the medium of the Central Committee which will attend the meeting at headquarters tomorrow night in a body.
Though the purpose of the meeting is to promote interest and good will among the mem-
THE SPY
Tells One on Central Committee Members
By HELEN LAH
Member Eastern Star, No. 51
Though I haven't attended the , Central Committee meetings, I know just what's happening there. One of the ways in which I obtain this information, is by reading the SDZ News every Thursday. Another, well read on.
While sitting in an easy chair, and reading an interesting book, I only slightly heard the conversation of two young men. The first question that came . to my mind was "what were they so earnest about?"
Listening in for a while, I finally discovered that hearing the conversation of the two men was more interesting then my book.
You couldn't imagine what
represented by a strong team they were talking about lt in the meet.	(was about their good time they
had at the Central Committee
Attend lodge meeting regularly
TEN PINOCHLE STARS ENTERED IN TOURNEY HELD BY SDZ LODGES
NO. 22 MEETS
Come on, young folks, let's all make plans to attend the social that Collinwoodske Slovenke, No. 22 SDZ is going to hold on July 14, 1932. After the meeting, a good time is in store for all of us.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES ADDITION
By MARTIN VALETICH JR.
The Central Committee announces the recent acquisition of another group, Warrensville, No. 31, into their ample fold.
This group is expected to be a very active one, due to their past record. It so happens that Warrensville No. 31 was originally a lodge composed of elderly members. The younger folks were, however, so extremely brilliant and energetic, that it wasn't long before they took over the handling 0f the lodge, and are at present doing a very creditable job. .
The vision and foresight of this group in Warrensville can readily be proven by the interest elicited and the ready cooperation extended upon the receipt of a letter from the secretary of the Central Committee.
The Central Committee was extended an invitation to attend one of their regular monthly meetings. This was done, and at the very next meeting of the Central Committee (July 1)> that group already had sent a representative Do you know that no admis-in the person of their well- sion or physical examination known and well-liked secretary, charges are made by SDZ up Mr. Frank Chesnik Jr.	to the age of 30 years?
Mr. Chesnik promised the cooperation of Warrensville No. 31, and is at present soliciting entries for our greatly publicized pinochle tournament.
By virtue of the interest, exhibited he was also appointed on the committee which is to make all arrangements for the track and field events at our coming SDZ Olympics.
meeting the night before.
What especially interested me, was their homeward trip. Yes, they had another flat tire while driving the young Comet ladies home in Stanley's Buick.
bers of the organization, the Central Committee is intent upon showing the lodge elders just what rapid advancements the English-conducted lodges have made in the past six months.
The meeting, beginning at 8 p. m., will be conducted as an open forum, wherein all attending may suggest ideas and plans for the betterment of the association.
Such proposed plans will be thoroughly discusssed at the meeting and it is expected that many good ideas for the promotion of interest and activity in the various lodges will be carried back by the officers attending the session.
All members of the Central Committee are urgently requested by Frank Surtz, president, to attend the meeting. He further asks them to be there promptly at 8 o'clock, especially since this will be the first opportunity of the officers of the senior lodges have of getting acquainted with the leaders of the English-conducted groups.
By TEENIE SAJOVEC Treasurer Eastern Stars
Edward "Birchy" Kromar, who plays second base on the league-leading Eastern Stars baseball team, is also a new member of the Eastern Stars' crack pinochlers squad. To date we have 10 crack pinochlers (not kibitzers) for our coming tournament. Our secretary Frank "Doc" Gregoric is taking to pinochle very quickly, and we hope to have him ready for the tournament as much of our hopes are pinned on him.
When the full team is organized, there will be plenty of surprises as to how our kibitzer can play. There has been a few practice games already, and several dark horses have loomed on the Eastern Star pinochle horizon.
rather sympatize with him,
for when Stanley reached home,
/TTr, ,	.	i he ran out of gas, and Mickey
(What power have you over	^ home> Wcre you
the Eastern Stars automobiles, real]y ^ Mkkey?
girls?) Not only that, but the bachelors were unable to fix it. Were they so sleepy, or were they really unable to fix the tire?
Edward Skully ran to the car from a nearby gasoline station, and the bachelor thought he was doing the Indian war dance as he held a jack in one hand, and a crowbar in the other. Stanley Koželj wasn't bad, he couldn't be, for he had to act as chauffeur. When Frank Gregorčič went to bed, he started to recall the day's events, but none seemed to please him more than the homeward trip from the Central Committee meeting. He laughed until he woke up his cousin who slept nearby. Upon being asked whether he was ill, Frank merely told him the story of the trip, and Eddie's war dance.
Who else was there. Oh yes, Mickey forgot to crawl in his pajamas before going to bed. 1
The next time you go out, Stanley, and figure on taking girls home, fill up your gas tank.
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Radio Interviews Two of the fight world's most renowned figures are Jack Kearns, former manager of Jack Dempsey, and Mickey Walker, holder of two titles and seeking the heavyweight crown at present, were being interviewed by a radio announcer in New York last Sunday evening.
A few interesting points were brought out in the formal questioning of the two individuals. The announcer wanted to know what Kearns, in the Dempsey-Firpo go, was doing to his., protege's feet in between the first and second rounds after Dempsey had been knocked out of the ring in the initial beat by the Argentine Bull of the Pampas during their championship melee in New York City in September of 1921.
Kearns replied that he was putting resin on the Manassa Mauler's shoes in order to prevent him from slipping and assure him of a firmer foothold on the canvas, as he had been slipping throughout the entire first chapter. He also informed the radio audience that he advised Jack to slug it out with Firpo and stand toe to toe with his worthy opponent. "The Argentinian was too dangerous to permit Dempsey a pot shot as he was doing in the disastrous first," was Kearn's version.
This piece of philosophy worked, as the champion kayoed Firpo in the next canto. Dempsey received $470,000 and Firpo $100,000 for their skirmish.
"Condition Aids," Walker The veteran fight pilot terminated the discussion saying that a fighter's life is not all "just a bowl of cherries." He reminded his listeners of the fact that out of an army of 100,000 fighters there are only eight champions.
Mickey Walker was asked, How come that a fighter can retaliate strongly after a terrific beating in one round after , only one minute's rest? The Mick retaliated with, "to the fighter in good condition that minute's rest is like a month's vacation to the average man."
FIVE MEDALSTONBY LOCAL TEAM IN MEET AT CUMBERLAND POOL
Four local tank stars walked off with top honors in the A. A. U. swimming meet staged last Monday.evening at the Cumberland pool, three of winch, are young girl students under the supervision of Miss Vera Ki;shlan, directress of the St. Clair Bathhouse.
The vouthful and diminutive 12-year-old mermaid, Ann Opalek, copped the women's 50-yard free style event by going the distance in 32.4 seconds.
Miss Opalek also shattered the women's 100-yard free style mark of 1 minute 15.8 seconds. She went the route in 1 minute 12.9 seconds.
Norma Runyon broke the record held last year by Irene Gall for the 100-yard breast stroke with 1:38, one sccond better than Miss Gall's.
Miss Runyon finished first in the 100-yard back stroke dash. Her time was 1:38. This performance earned her a gold medal.
Twelve-year-old Ruth Sefchik was awarded a bronze medal for finishing third in the 100-yard breast stroke event.
In all, five awards were given to Miss Kushlan's entrants.
Frank Bolan retained his high board diving crown by compiling a total of 103.8 points in that event.
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EXPECT 2,000 AT MERCHANT AFFAIR
SUNDAY, JULY 31
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Lake Cruise of Conneaut Lake Sanctioned by Board Members
MUSIC IN EVERY CAR
Entertainment Committee Member Predicts Best Outing of All
Slovenian Class A Star
BEACH PARTY
The Jugoslav (Slovene) Club will hold their annual beach party Wednesday evening, July 20, at the home of Miss Josephine Zulich, 18115 Neff Rd.
Bathing and an old-fashioned wiener and marshmallow roast will be but two
The date is rapidly approaching for the most gala Jugoslav excursion Cleveland has ever seen—July 31, under the auspices of the active and successful St. Clair Merchants' Association.
Nothing more would seem necessary. You must be there. Starting time: 8 a. m., Erie Railroad, at E. 55th St., near Brogdway, to Conneaut Lake Park, Pa.
Now, since you can't help but go, I wish to give you, as a member of the committee, some hot tips on.hoW to round out the day most fully.
First: What to take with you. Sport clothes and few of that. Bathing suit and golf clubs. No heavy baggage desired since you'll be fully at home there. Lunch you can bring or get it there reasonably. Refreshments you need not bring either.
Second: A gloriously different way of transportation. A train ride in a special train all our own. Music in every car on the way down. We go by way of ioungstown. Don't go by automobile. You'll miss half the fun and get all the worry. Be wise! Go with the crowd. No great expense, tire trouble, speed cops, parking trouble or worry about your car. The train will stay on the spot all day, so that anything you have in your seat will be O. K. Therefore, leave your auto at home and take a worryless, cheap train ride. Sure, you'll go by train.
Third: After you get there, what? Lunch, surely, first. That's 10:30 a. m Full accommodations and picnic grounds. Plenty of lunch counters. That's over. Of course, don't forget the refreshment cottage. It'll be easy to find. Then what? Swim, explore golf or lounge. Fine Conneaut Lake beach. Nuff said. Large park, the finest of its kind in the world to explore. Plenty of amusements. See them all. Golf, absolutely free, on an 18-hole course, you golf hounds! Dub slice, hook or top the ball! That's your worry. Then lounge on the beach or swim, if you like. It's all there. Use it | Then Freddy Carlone's Orchestra You dance free all afternoon. And what a dance hall! Bring your broken in dance shoes. You'll need them. Do you want more?
Sure then, a fine steamer ride around Conneaut Lake at a nominal charge. Cool breezes. Large steamer carries 800 people on one trip. Surs you'll ride it. Why not?
In addition, keep a weather eye open for the parachute jump into the lake. Likewise airplane stunts. Watch for a race and stunts program of the merchants. Fat men's, skinny women's races or vice versa. Take your pick. Ball game? Possibly. Roller skate, if yoy please. Anything else? If you don't see it, ask the committee or one of our Boy Scouts of the Silver Fox Tribe. They'll be tilery to.)!
There may be a short speakers' program. Notables galore! All your friends will be there. Why not you?
Tickets, of course, are out everywhere. Merchants having them in Cleveland and Collinwood have already been printed. In Nottingham and Euclid: Rakar's Gas Station on Waterloo Rd and E. 177th St.; Tomsk's Meat Market at Bliss Rd. and Ivan Ave.; Ve-sel's Meat Market on E. 135th St. Get yours early and be sure. Price $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for children between 5 and 12 years, and under 5 years free. Children get 20 cents of amusement tickets free! We want you all there, 2,000 at least. If you miss it, that's too bad. Tickets are going fast.
One of the rising young baseball stars of the neighborhood is Rudy Kalister, hustling second sacker of the Quaker Sugars. Rudy's sensational work with the stick makes the Sugars one of the mcst feared outfits in Class A. He's lambasting the onion for a belter than .500 average. A1 ready he has attracted the attention of minor league scouts. It is rumored that he'll go out for a tryout in the Central League before the season ends. Last .year Rudy batted th. Brazis Bros, to the B crown.
YOUNG MEN GAIN SPLIT IN WEEKLY INTERLODGE GOES
Lose to League Leading George Washingtons by 8 to 7 Count
BOTH ONE-RUN MARGINS
Edge Orelmen 5 to 4 in Tuesday Night's Hectic Fracas
Two one-run margins decided the weekly Interlodge results as the S. Y. M. C. dropped a 8 to 7 decision to the leading George Washingtons last'Friday and retaliated with a 5 to 4 win over the Orels last Tuesday night.
Tony "Wieners" Kubilus was the hitting star for the Choppers as he garnered three safeties, one of the blows going for four bases. "Pugs" Opalek fanned nine of the Young Men outfit.
Although they were outhit 12 to 8, the S. D. Z. aggregation copped the other verdict to enrn an even split. Ernie Zupančič and Tony Orazem collected three hits apiece to share the slugging honors.
Frank Yerse was on the mound for the victors, while "Iggy" Jeraj was the losing twirler.
LORAIN, OHIO, SINGING CLUB GIVESJPERA
Naš Dom Society to Present Musical Program
SUNDAY^JULY 17
Will Be Stagetfat Slovenian Home at 7:30 P. M.
Kubilus Hits Hard
MISS HONEY GORNIK TO ENTER TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES
SIMMS RETURNS TO RING IN NEW YORK ON MONDAY, JULY 25
Miss Honey Gornik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gornik, 6217 St. Clair Ave.^ who is anticipating entering the Nurses' Training School of Charity Hospital, is just beginning to realize how many friends she really has.
On Tuesday evening the Community Welfare Club, of which she has been treasurer for the past four years, gave a party in her honor.
Last night she was the guest of honor at a surprise party given by Mrs. Frank Grdina in her home on Waterloo Rd.
The round of parties Mill be brought to a close tonight when Miss Gornik entertains the members ut the Thursday Evening Bridge Club at her home.
The Community Welfare Club party Tuesday night, at the Ppscii aftd Mako-vec restaurant, was the scene of a huge surprise to. Miss Gornik,
The guests enjoyed a pleasant' evening playing cards and bunco, followed by a delightful luncheon, at which time the club's president, Mrs. I-rank Mervar, extended to the honored guest sincere wishes for a successful career on behalf of the Comniunitv Welfare Club members and their friends, .and expressed ^ppieoif.thn for the fnitnful services, loyal'.,' and co-operation in conducting th.: office which she held for so many years.
At the close of the luncheon, Miss Gornik was presented with a beautiful wrist watch as a token of gratitude from the Community Welfare Club. I
Twenty-four friends cf the popular young lady helped Mrs. Frank Grdina surprise her on Wednesday evening.
Bridge, pinochle and bunco were the principal attractions of the evening.
A delicious luncheon of chicken salad, ice cream, cake and coffee was served by the hostess.
EDDIE SIMMS MAY SHOW NEXT WEEK
Frankie Simms, eldest of the two socking Slovenian brothers, crashes into the fistic spotlight once more on Monday, July 25, when helwil attempt to land his "Old Destroyer" on the chin of Riccardo Bertazzolo at the St. Nicholas Arena in New York City.
Frank has been on the shelf for the past few months and regards his
with the Italian somewhat of a comeback. After suffering a technical kayo here last winter at the hands of Ernie Schaaf, he journeyed out to the Pacific Coast,
G. W.	AB	R	H	PO	A	E
T. Kubilus, rs......	. 4	2	3	2	0	0
	4	0	1	1	1	0
	4	2	2	4	0	0
Fabian, lb............	4	1	1	8	0	0
B. Kubilus, cf......	4	1	2	1	0	0
	4	0	0	9	0	0
	3	0	0	1	1	0
	3	1	1	0	0	0
	3	1	1	1	3	0
	0	0	0	0	2	0
	3	0	0	0	0	0
Totals ..............	36	8	11	27	7	0
S. Y. M. C.	AB	R	H	PO	A	E
	4	1	1	1	0	0
C. Lausche, 2b...	5	0	1	0	0	2
	4	0	0	0	0	1
	3	1	1	1	1	0
I-I. Lausche, 3b...	4	1	1	3	4	1
	4	0	0	9	0	o
	4	>1	2	1	0	0
	3	0	1	1	0	0
	1	1	1	2	0	.0
	2	1	1	4	0	0
	4	1	2	2	. 1	0
	0	0	0	0	0	0
	, 38	7	11	•24	6	4
*Ran for Debelak in ninth.
FRftNKUE SIMhi
0	0 0 10 0 0—7
1	ij 0 0 0 0 *—8
S. Y. M. C........ O
G. W................. 'i
Two-base hits—Zalokar, Tekavec, H. where "he" gave"the I Lausche, Scheller, Debelak. Three-base 'hit—Yerse. Home run—T. Kubilus. Stolen base—Bizil. Bases on balls— Off Opalek 3, off Jarkewitz 1. Struck out—By Opalek 9, by Yerse E. Umpire Mental.
California fight managers and boxing writers something to crow about by knocking out five aspiring heavies in quick succession.
Since returning here he had numerous offers to fight, but his prospective opponents always ran out on him. He's in tip top condition and weighs about 202 pounds.
A kayo over Bertazzolo will put him in line for a chance at one of the country's leading heavyweights. Bertazo zolo, too, has come to the fore in the past few years. In the last two years he has boxed Primo Camera, Johnny Risko, Jose . Santa, Pierre Charles, Jimmy Maloney, Vittorio Campolo and a few others of lesser renown.
He, like Frankie, has been enjoying a vacation and is anxious to get going again. But if he steps into, one of Frankie's right-hand shots, he will be gone quicker than he expected to go.
Good luck, Frank!
E. MADISON LOOP PACED BY SPECHS
Nose Out Orels
S. Y. M. C. AB R
Zupančič, If ....................4 1
Tekavec, rf ........................3
Debelak, rf ........................1
Simonis, ss ........................4
Prebles, cf ........................4
H. Lausche, 3b............4
Yerse, p ....................................3
C, Lausche, 2b............4
Scheller, rs ........................4
Secolic, c ............................3
Leskovec, lb ....................3
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of the attractions at this party for the Your frieAd has one, why not you:
club members and guests and their male escorts.
In the past years these beach parties have always proven most successful and the committee in charge of the program has every reason to believe that this year's frolic will be no exception.
All club members are aslcfcd to send in their reservations as soon as possible to Mis® Ann Orenik, chairman of the committee, 15908 Arcade Ave. KEnmore 4380-J.
COTTAGE
for small parties for rent. Also picnic grounds with large dance hall; 11 miles from Square. Very reasonable. Inquire Frank Mervar, 5921 Bonna Ave. (x)
THE SLOVENIAN BARBERSHOP OF GOOD SERVICE
F. A. CREDENCE 6124 ST. CLAIR AVE.
If after you arrive horn©' at about 8:30 p. m. you are sorry you went, see me for a refund. Try and get it from a lawyer.
WILLIAM A. VIDMAR, Member Entertainment Committee.
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YOUTHS VACATION Eddie Blaltnik, Eddie Yerse, Rudy Glinsek and Tommy Martin are whii-ing away these balmy summer Jays at their private cottage, situated at the exclusive Arrowhead Beach,
Last Sunday evening the four young men acted as hosts and entertained Manager Charley Saxe and his Yankee Class Di baseball nine.
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Last night the Pioneers took the loop lead from the George Washing; tons by edging them 5 to 4, in an Interlodge contest.
Rain halted the game in the first of the ninth, as the Tree Choppers came up for their last bats.
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After a prolonged period of inactivity due to the decline of the fight game in the vicinity, Eddie Simms, local cauliflower artist, has resumed training for the coming outdoor season, which is scheduled to open here in a few weeks.
Eddie is tentatively slated to meet Tiny Powell of Akron, 0., on an all-star card to be presented at either the Public Hall or the Stadium probably next Tuesday evening.
In his last go, Eddie suffered a defeat at the hands of Natie Brown.
Little is known of Powell here. He has shown in Cleveland twice and has been beaten by Gene Stanton on both occasions.
Last Monday night the Akron belter was kayoed by Fran* Novak in the fourth round.
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VACATIONING AT KOKOMO
The Misses Victoria Kmet and Pauline Vidervol will spend the last two weeks of July vacationing at Kokomo Grove, Willoughby, O., where they have rented a cottage.
The girls will spend their time fishing, sleeping, canoeing, bathing, eating and hiking. They also plan to invite their many friends to visit them and share some of the fun they are expecting to have.
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RECEIVES DEGREE
Miss Mamie Ursula Dormish of Bar-berton, O., received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Flora Stone Mather College, the women's art college of Western Reserve University, Cleveland, at the lQ.6th commencement June 15.
Miss Dormish majored in sciences and is now a student technician at the University Hospitals in Cleveland.
Leading the East Madison Twilight Indoor Baseball League are the Spech Grocers, backed by Johnny Spech. To date the outfit, a youthful one in comparison to some of the other clubs in the circuit, has annexed two tilts.
First the pounded out 10 hits to eke out a 6 to 4 w.,i over the Zeleznak Sports and last Tuesday evening they emerged winners oVef the veteran Za lokar Sweets aggregation by a 5 to 4 score.
On the SfiUh rosier a e Jr.. n J'-r.-v. s>ek, Sam Za,ne\ Joe Mese. Stan Zaletel, Ed Zaletel, Red Intihar, Eddie Sallie, Lod Skully, Frank Cimperman, Lefty Golobic and Vic Zaletel.
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DISTINGUISHED GUEST
	37	5	S	27	14 1
Orels	eB	R	H	PO	A E
	4	0	0	0	2 0
	4	1	3	0	1 0
	4	0	1	1	0 0
	4	0	1	12	0 0
J. Kostansek, c.....	4	0	1	8	0 0
Zabukovec, cf.......	4	0	0	1	0 1
	4	0	1	2	0 1
	4	2	2	1	0 1
P. Kostansek, 2b...	4	0	1	2	1 0
Jeray, p .................	3	1	2	0	4 1
4 12 27 8 4
Alice Joy, radio's famed dream girl and star of the Reynolds Tobacco program, believes in combining pleasure with business.
For the past week she has been appearing at Keith's 105th St. Theater, and that to her is work. At the same time, however, she has been the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. James W. Mally at their summer home at Madison-on-the-Lake, which, of course, comes under the heading of pleasure.
The crooner will close her engagement at the theater tomorrow evening.
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VISITS IN GENEVA
Miss Frances Okorn, 6201 St. Clair Ave., spent last week-end with her parents at Geneva, O.
Despite the attractiveness of the parental farm, Miss Okorn still maintains that she prefers the city and its noise to the quiet country and its mosquitoes.
Totals ................. 39
S. Y. M. C........ 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0—5
Orels ................ 0 0 2 0 0 1 10 0—4
Two-base hits—Zupančič, Simonis. Three-base hits—Simonis, Orazem. Base on balls—Off Yeray 1. Struck out—By Yerse 2, by Yeray 3. Umpire Mental.
LEADINGBClMlNGO WITH ROVERS-UTOPIANS
The Rovers-Utopians-Eastern Star Interlodge B fracas that was previously postponed will be played off Sunday, July 17, at 10 o'clock in the morning. The scene of the skirmish will be the Novinc Field at E. 165th St. and St. Clair Ave.
All of the future B games that are scheduled for Gordon Park will be played on Diamond No. 7 instead of No. 6. Complete schedule: Rovers-Utopians vs. Eastern Stars, Sunday, July 17, 10 a. m., E. 165th St and St. Clair Ave.
Hrvatska vs. Rovers-Utopians, Tuesday, July 19, 6:15 p. m., Gordon No. 7.
Eastern Stars vs. Holy Name, Thursday, July 21, 6:15 p. m., E. 165th St. and St. !Clair Ave.
Spartans vs. bye.
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Tommy Bernardic and "Red" Celes-nik return to Cleveland yesterday afternoon from six-month's sojourn throughout the western states
LORAIN, O.—A very interesting musical program will be presented on July 17 at the Slovenian National Home at 7:30 p. m. by the Singing Society Naš Dom.
The program will be divided into three section's, as follows: ,
"Kentucky Babe" and "Planinska" will be sung by-the men's chorus'; The mixed chorus will offer "O jesenske duge noči" and "The Farmer and His Girls."
Following this a scene, "Ob potoku," will be presented by nine members of the fair sex, namely, Angeline Eisen hardt, Louise Zortz, Mary Skopin, Frances Jevec, Mary Pavlovic, Antonia Gulic, Martha Kumse, Mayme Kotnik and Frances Tomazic. This scene will portray the life of Slovenian peasant girls busily washing the family wash at the brook and merrily singing sway when suddenly—well, come and find out for yourself and see jusr how it all turns out.
Last but not least will be the presentation of the ever-popular operetta, "Kovačev študent." A very interesting and comical musical play, depicting the life and welfare of Janes (Joseph Tomšič), son of Kovač Vlecimeh (Louis Seme) and Meta (Mary Polutnik) and a student in one of the leading universities, who, like so many other young boys, instead of making good of the opportunities offered him by his parents, squanders his time and his father's hard earned money by frequent ing the wine shops with three of his fellow students—Krok (Frank Posa-vec), Žejko (Joseph Brescak) and Mucek (Frank Tomazic). Naturally, Janez was always low on money and continually writing home to his parents for more. Finally one fine day, when Zan, the mailman (Frank Gorensek), delivered one of those "most welcome" letters, the Kovač, in a rage of fury, makes up his mind to go and see tor himself just what this son of his is doing. The words of his wife, pleading for their son, have no effect upon him.
Upon arriving in the city he first calls at his fraternity house, and not finding him neither there nor a: the university, begins to scan the streets for that wonderful son of hiš. At this point, my, oh, my, what! It can't be possible. Indeed, just as was expected. Janez comes staggering from one of the wine shops. With a song on his lips, and betraying the results of too much drink. A perfect picture of poor management. Quite soon he is joined by his three buddies, who, in a similar state of mind, make "whoopee" until suddenly spied from the distance by Kovač himself—then—it certainly is a very interesting musical play, and therefore each and everyone is cordially invited to attend.
The music for the operetta will be furnished by the newly organized orchestra Our Home, under the direction of our musical director, Mr. Louis Seme.
The orchestra is composed of the following members: Hermina Zortz, piano; Pauline Svet-Strong, first violin; Josephine Eisenhardt, second violin; Jack Tomazic, accordion; John Tomsic, banjo; Frank Tomsic, French horn.
After the program, dancing will be enjoyed. So you are again cordially invited to attend one of the biggest and best performances ;jiven by our singing club, Our Home.
Don't forget the date—July 17.
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By BILLY TOFANT
Lee Fohl's Pennzoils retained their hold on first place in the Class A standings by walloping the Kuchta Drugs, 20 to 10, last Sunday at Penn-zoil Park.
Ray Zorman with a double and two singles, Frank Krainz with three singles and a double, and Stanley Casper with three triples, a double and a single were the Pennzoil batting luminaries.
Behind the six-hit pitching of Gibbons, Doik Novario's Quaker Sugars edged the McWilliams Surveyors, 2 to 1, in a well played A clash at Gordon Park. Pete Gallupe led the winners at bat.
Johnny Gaski banged out a single, a double, a triple and a homer to lead the Brazis Bros, to a 9 to 1 triumph over the Naso Beauty Shoppes.
^organ's homer played a big part in the Norheast 'Merchants' 7 to 5 upset of the Frey Prosecutors. 'Frenchie" Brinovec, besides playing a stellar game in the field, slapped out a double for the Merchants.
Three errors proved costly to the Haber Auto Wreckers as they were nosed out by the St. Gregorys, 8 to 7. Danny Pavlovic, Ray Fulton and Adam Berens hit well for the Wreckers.
Heinie Laurich connected for two safeties, but the St. Benedicts were downed by the St. Elizabeths, 10 to 6, in a C encounter.
The Laurentians suffered their second successive reverse of the season by dropping a 5 to 4 tilt to the St. Anthonys. Klun and Schuster were the losers' batting stars.
Three hits by Frank Hrovat featured the Carson Undertakers' 8 to 2 win over the Merle Owens. Pitcher Zavad-ski of the Carsons held the enemy to five hits.
The Kelly A. C. could solve Pitcher Pengel of the Zingale Fruit Markets for only three hits, so they suffered a 2 to 0 shutout for the Markets.
Heinie Smith's work at bat enabled the Redpath Remedies to punch out a 13 to 7 victory over the Preifer Barbers.
Sensational hitting by Babe Kobe stood out as Charley Saxe's Yankees annexed their eighth straight D tussle at the expense of the East Cleveland
Merchants, 15 to 6. Babe slashed flfor a single, two doubles and a homer.
Although they blasted out 18 hits, four more than the East End Flyers, the Cook Coals were edged by the Flyers, 13 to 12. L. Miklaucic, Yanchar, Podnar and Mocilnikar starred for the losers.
Sauric and Zgonc did their share, but the Crucible Steels were dumped by the Angelone Auto Liveries, 11 to 2.
. Polis Cesnovar and Malovic batted the Bearcats to a 22 to 3 romp over the Young Cubs.
INTERLODGE^DAY TO BEHELDATMERVAR'S FARM SUNDAY, AUG. 14
SLOVENIAN LASSIES VACATION AT RENOWN BRADY'S LAKE CAMP
Sunday, Aug. 14, has been set aside as Interlodge Day and will be held at Mervar's farm. Events, besides baseball, will include 50 and 100-yard dashes, circling of the bases, indoor ball throw and fungo hitting. These will be limited to only the present baseball members of the loop.
"Red" Brancelj's orchestra will probably furnish the music for the occasion. The group will meet at the St. Clair Bathhouse at 9 a. m. Trucks will be provided for all those not intending to drive their own cars.
Frank Mervar is donating the use of his farm for the annual affair.
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The Misses Vida Peterlin, Mae Omars, Viola Miller, Josephine Marin-sic and Laura Dorich have been spending a most enjoyable two weeks vacationing at Brady's Lake, O., where they have rented a cottage.
Last Saturday the Misses Mae Omars and Vida Peterlin entertained about one hundred Cleveland guests at a house-warming party. At midnight a delicious luncheon was served.
The young ladies have been favored by typical summer weather and are now sporting becoming coats of tan, acquired in the long hours spent bathing at this popular resort.
Evenings were spent dancing in the spacious dance hall of the park.
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BASKETBALL STAR ILL
Mrs. Robert Sulak, E. 67th St. and St. Clair Ave., the former Ann Pate, for the past three weeks has been suffering from a nervous breakdown.
Mrs. Sulak is well known for her activity in the Interfrat basketball loop, where she starred with the St. Anns and Flashes team.
The league-leading George Washingtons will be given the acid test when they tackle Betsy Ross next Friday night in an Interlodge A melee. The Tree Choppers will be looking at the slants of Frankie Brauer, ace hurler, in the week's feature tilt.
Tomorrow night the Orels meet the Betsy Ross Flagmakers. The latter club will play its third tilt of the week when it engages in combat with the S. Y. M. C. Tuesday evening.
Complete schedule:
Orels vs. Betsy Ross, Friday, July 15.
Betsy Ross vs. S. Y. M. C., Tuesday, uly 19.
Orels vs. Pioneers, Wednesday, July 20.
Betsy Ross vs. George Washingtons, Friday, July 22.
All games scheduled for Gordon Park No. 6 and will start at 6:15 p. m.
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IN HOSPITAL
Miss Mary J. Strojin Jr. is recuperating at Lakeside Hospital from a nose operation, which was performed last Tuesday. She resides at ' 1064 E. 61st St.