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New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
CIThTIONs

Tur PEOPLE or THE STATE oP NEW
YORK. by the grace of God free ana ln-
dependent, 70 John Hsydock, I4uian Hay
T. Jg." waitsrr Hsydook, Aimee Collier ftAs
vo,,nrsrl. LILLIAN Collier, janice naydo.S
and Mauds y. Haydock o0rady inflyldualI
and as Administrators Or the Estats ei
srai Guardian Of Janice Hasdoek' send
WHEREAS. John Haydock, residing At .s'
Riverside Drive. borogSh o. hsnh9lSsn, u,t,, ~
siding Al eiI West it2d Street Borough az
Manhattan, city Of New York, ana Ihe
FARMERS Lean and Trust Company %.
of business al No. y William street. bof,
ough OF Manhattan, city. county ana tials
OF NeW York. have presented an account of
their proceeding. a. h5ecutors of snd Ifus,
John Haydock. late Of the city. County and
state Of New York, deceased, ana have also
presented AMI filed a petition praying that
ana allowed, and that they b discharged a.
~, NOW, THEREFoRE. you and each of yoa
are hersby cited Y show sa1so betors o..
the Surrogntes Court of said County of
New York, % b. held ai The Hall of Records,
IN the County of New York. on the 1eth day
q Dsesmbsf' I,ii 4, i'.io oeloeA ,s ,... IN q:
should not b. judlclaliy settled and allowed.
IN TESTIMONY wHEkEoF. W have
caused the seal Of ths surrogates' Court of
the said County OF New York 70 b here
WITNESS. Honorable John p. coAsisn.
ons of the slrrogafes of our said
County of New York. AZ said
ff.S1 County. the aid day of Nosem.
Der. m the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred snd tvea'
ty-two.
MARTIN q. McCUE.
Clerk Of the turFogates' Court.
OELLER, ROLSTON 4 BLANC,
Attorneys for Petitioner. The farmers'
Loan and Trust company, ~ EKchanGa
Place. New York. NJ, n
THOMAS J. FARRELL.
Attorney for pellilonera, John Hay5oek
and Liliian Haydoek White 80 Nas-
ssu Street. New York, y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Morris Eleven VS.. Richmond

This afternoon the Public Schools
Athletic League will conduct the fnal
soccer game for the city championship
OF greater New York at Commercial
Field. Brooklyn, starting az p. m.
The soccer series was divided into two
sections the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mond division and the Brooklyn-Queens
division. Morris High School was the
successful team in the FIRST division
and Richmond Hill High School won
the second division.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
N. Y. u. Alumni Five
Defeats Varsity 45 to SO

The FIVE representing New York
Alumni defeated the varvity, As TO as,
in an exciting game on the n. Y. U.
court last night The Alumni team was
practically the same outfit that won
the A. A. U. championship back In
1919, and the Varsity was completely
outrushed during the FIRST half
The Varsity came back strong In the
second half, with Tooroek starring, and
drew up 10 within striking distance.
largely because OF the accurate shoot
ing Of Toorock, who got hlx foul goals
out Of seven attempts.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
York. ~ fhs Orscs Of COD. Frss ana
Indenendent 10 CATHERINE MITCHELL
and THOMAS DELAHuNT. the heirs and
neat ef kln oi John Delshunsy. deceased.
wHEREA}, MYRA l.. Fo00, Who ~.
sides al south Cairo, State of New York.
has lately applied. 70 the surgosetss Court
certain instrulneni IN writing, bealing dsls
both real and possonal property. eul.
John Dslahunty. who vas AZ tbs tlees u
BE death resident of the County of Nsw
TiiEKEFoRE. You ana each or you ars
cited % show cause before the furr0gaie9
coUt OF our County of New York. Al ths
Hall % Records. ln the County u Ksv
York. on ths STAT day o. Dscsinbsr, ons
thousand nins hundred aud tucniy.tao, a.
haif-paat ten o'clock IN the forenoon %
that dag. shy the said will and tssta.
ment should not b. admitted % probate
y" "4kssliS6sY' 81 fsi eye SiiERsp isf y. ha,.
caused the seal OF the aurr0gatsr Court
q ,hs ssle County q New roFk 10 bs
WITNESS. Honorable John p. cohalsn.
sarrogats of our said County Of New
York AZ said County. the 18th day
IL 81 0f November. IN the year OF our
Lord one Thousand niae hundfsd
MxRfiN O. MecUE.
Clerk Of tAs suuegsisS cessA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Columbia Matmen
On City College
Wrestling Program

The City College wrestling schedule,
as announced by the Lavender athletic
authorities yesterday, includes seven
matches, Of which only two will take
place at home. The season will open
with a match against the Washington
Heights Y. N. II. A., which has a
strong team this year, on December
10, and will close with an engagement
against Temple University, OF Phila-
delphia, on March 2.
The schedule:
December -. Washington Heights Y. ~.
II. A., at Washington Heights re- colum'
bia, at Columbia February .. Boys club,
az Boys Club (pcndinrl. it. stevens. a.
home. ~. Bfooklyn Poly. AZ Poly. ~,
stevens, AZ Hoboken, March 2, Temple
University, az home.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
CITY College Handball

The City College handball team VIII
omen its season to-day when Il eneoun-
ters the strong aggregation Of the
Lone Star Boat Club on its home court.
The G. c. n. Y. team is composed OF
veterans who hung up good rec
ord last year, and includes captain
Milgram, Barkan, Lato, Ossipon ana
Rothsehild.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Speaker Cogilaiing Changes

CLEVELAND, Dec. s.-Tris Speaker,
manager Of the Cleveland American
League team, was In Cleveland a short
time to-day following a hunting trip
in the West Speaker intimated that
still further changes may be made IN
the personnel Of the club before the
winter season ends
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Walker Matched With Krug

Micky Walker, worlds welterweight
champion, to-day was matched for a
twelve-round, no-decision bout VIII
Phil Krug at Newark December 10
The bout will mark Walkers hrst APP
pearanee In the ring since defeating
Jack Britton for the championship.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Snringsieen Made Captain

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dee. s.-At a
meeting Of the Lehigh University foot
ball team to-day W. w. ("Bill"( Spring
steen. Of Detroit, was elected captain
FOR 1923. His election was unanimous.
Springsteen is a junior. lie made the
varsity during his first year in college
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
W eStchester-BiltmOre Club
Gets WOmen's "Met" Golf Meet
Award at Annual Convention Comes as a Sur.
prise, National Championship Tournament
Had Already Been Allotted to the Same Club
By Ray Mccarthy

The Metropolitan Golf Association meeting
at the Bmore Hotel yesterday selected the south Of the West
chester Bmore Club for the metropolitan championship An
situation thereby result Of this selection
womens championship also viii be played the south the Nest
chester BImore Club time the fall Playing
men the in the is unprecedented
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Iunior Title Meet Feb. IL

The national Junior Amateur Athletic
Union indoor track and feld champion
ships FOR 1923 will be held February IL
in the 18th Regiment Armory, bunalo'
A was announced yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
gooms of CoulIet-Belloni and
RrOccO-COburn Still in Lead
..zsr Is Packed to Doors on Fifth Night of Race
v and Sale of Tickets Is Stopped at 8 O'clock; {;
Riders Are Holding Back for the Last Dash
By Fred Hawthorne

hat hacked every available Of space in the Garden
from o'clock last night until we'll on toward midnight
a heir Seats standing tired feet by never-dyng
~ se abuS - would happen" This might "am' in
e ua' M he lost accident something activities
gheh hps ~. is,z bands sprinded through the boxes.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Jay ugs Enter Final Hours of Long Grind More Than $50 Miles Behind Record
Bouts HereabOuts
TONIGHT

New York A. C.--Amatsar boring
Tournament.
", Jack Mcfarland, 10 rounds.
Nldgcwood Grove =. C.-Charles
Kohicr ". Johnuy Gny, ~ rounds.
9th Regiment Armofy-Jlmmy Candy
". Johnny ua3es, Zen rounds.
Naval militia Armory - Wildman
Gould ". Dan stewart. 10 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
STORAGE NOTICES
SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

there being due ami unpaid charges fof
which the urderflgned. THE ANtoNlA
STORAGE WAREHOUSE co, T. entitled
10 d nru a. varshouseman, on The goods
hereinafter dafcuoed and due notice hay'
ing been given 20 all parties known q
claim an Interest therein, and the TINE
specified IN such noiics for payment of tyes
az public auction az the warehouses, fi7.
iss.lil West ssth 81 New York CITY o1
ths folloaine msnlionsd dates
Monday. December 18th. 1885,
AZ iQi59 4 81,
and on
thursday. January Nh. 1891.
harinning Al 1870 A. NJ. ana conunuinf
unil ~ sale l. completed. The folio~ins
Properiy. 90 VT Trunks snd een,sa,s s.n.
glassware, trnaments. bric-a-brac. kitchsn
utensils, lamps, 1c. chests. yallses. hand'
bags. sult cases containing wearing apparsl
SS. Ss 9a ssa SsS Ssa ens' s. .p1as. ana 1' sS @s
tresHss. sewing machines, paflor sofas
chairs. fockers parlor tables, center table,
hanging glasses, pictures, booksiands. t.f.
trolas shaving stand, couchss, rugs ans
ting and oilcioth. cuflo cabinet. upfighi
pianos and stools. dreeseIs, chinonleIt,
dressing tables. bedroom chairs and stands,
day beds, desks. chino-robes, bufsts, slfs-
screens. baskets, dc lamps snd shades
library tablcs.' music cabinets. boxes, books,
pictures screens. dining room tahlHai
daycnports paper boxes and packages
china closets bureaus, wash boilers, iaun'
dry stove, kitchen chairs and tables, wash
stands, refrigerators, medicine cablnfis,
cushions pillows. bedding, linen. comfort
ers. "T' wagons. tahoureties. pedsstals,
console tabss. dress forms, hampers, sassls,
hdls In blankets, cheyal glasses. door mats
ironing boards tin boxes, oil heaters. clothes
Images, cots, wash tubs. Grand plano plano
benches, toilet and sewing stands. kitchen
cabinet. Morris chairs, CARPET sYssp,fs.
poles ana racks. bookcasfs pantry
enumerated IN the warehouse Inventory
lssued by this warehouse and hsla
Tor tho accounts Of the following parties
concerned Estate of MRS CARRIE q.
AVERY fdecsassd). MRS. ,, W BAirOh,
FiRTH mrs. VIZ d. HoAguE. JOHN
HOLMES dot 3i2sl, JOHN y. HOLMES
Got No. s0sO, JOHN =, nOLAEs
do No. $40. JOHN ~ IioLMEs Got %
3fsS). ANNIE AOaBY, MRS. &. Y, SIN
mons WILLIAM H STEWART, fhlkDA
THOMAS. or MRS SARAH BiERNbAJN
MISS A. vALEETiN. ANNIE HANEl, a
q. HEERMANCE. MARGARET fLENlNu
All beinr now stored IN said ansonlh otorage
v,arshouas Co Warehouses. and al % u
more spscneaily described az time Of said
THE GOODS WILL DE OF ExHIpIIIoA
AT THE TIME AND PLACE or SALE.
ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co.
i37-l3s-iu West sslh 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
NIL of n. Hockey Yictory

BOSTON. Dec. 8-Massachusetts In
stitute Of Technology defeated Boston
University in the first hockey game OF
the season here tonight by score oil
Ito
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

CHEF. = IA carte. wishes position IN pri-
vato family or cafe waffics. hot rolls.
homo made pastry specially. Apply Rob
erts, Js MOylan Place, city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
BusINEss CARDS
Diamonds, Jevslry, Etc,

DIAMONDS bought and sod for cash, "A.
vice free. Bennst'. ia B'vay, "a noef
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Classified Advertisement
Losr. POUND AND REwARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST --.DsnKhock No. 20 of ne nane -
lmsrire h missinF Any peflOn having a
claim q Il q fafeby called uDln % pftefft
fhs sams within ten days or submit % hafr
inr raid paasbcok cancelisd and a neN enf
Issued.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

LOST -Bankboos No. 7ssIot of ths Union
Dime Savings Bank a missing Any pff.
fon having a claim % "a 10 hereby called
upon 10 present The saria within ten days
Or submit 10 having said passtook eencelsd
and n new one Issued.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

Domestic
COOK, nrst class. wanted BY small ciiy
family: part time. 20 prepare evening
dinners and sleep out Teleph0ns Rhine.
lander afft
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

YOUNG GIRL, Vholesais jsWeiryi apply
IN person; 80 % start csil tirich, ~
Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

sisT sT.-Broadway 1895. we'll furnished
rooms. elevator. subway. immediats poa'
session.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

Marshall Madill, N. II. Ewing,
September n, IL, 10.
Mayes Pryor, G II. jackson,
September q. -, %, 30.
Mctlain Purcell, W. crom.
well. September IA, n. lo
Noble Perry <alrs. =. u. Laird,
September Il. l6. l6
Nowata Nowa,a. II. NJ. Vol.
ycrtou. October 1, ). 6, z.
okfnskee Oksmah, Il. A. ks.
sick, September 10. l4, rs.
Oklahoma Oklahoma City. c,
X. Donart. September 10, %.
Okmnlgee -0kmuIgee. panl r
Stadt September 20. II, ~, ~.
Usage Fairfax, II. " Wilson,
September IL. ~, ~.
Usage pawhnSIa, y. NJ. Mc.
cniStion. September IA. ~, 10.
Ottawa Miami, .Samcs Law
renee, September III, lt. l5. w.
l'nwnee- rawncr, NJ. r. Maud
lin. September IL, i3, IA, i5.
Payne saltwater. II. r.. Rnth.
burn, September ~, 10. 70, ~.
Pittscuafg McAlrster, w. r
Hardy. Septemb.r i3. IA, 10, rs
Pontotoc- Ada, ! n. Hill. Sep,
tcmbcr i3. IA, IS. iC
Poitawaiomie Shawnee, II a.
Ware, September II, 10, 20, Fl.
Rogers Claremore. u. A. Will
holt. September 10, 20, II, 22.
Seminole Wewoka Ethel 4.
Howard, September II. II, rs.
Texas-~G Guymon, w. w. Ken
nedy. October II, Is, 10. 20.
TuIsa-~-Tulsa, Paul G. Meyer,
September lG, n, ~, 10, 20.
Washita~.-Cordell Carl Cope
land. September IL, 10, iG.
Washington - Dewey, G. r..
Reid, September 10. 20, "a. ~, 23.
Woods s--Dacoma. II II. Smith,
September 25, 70, 27. 2s. ~, 30.
Woodward Woodward. ". R.
MerrifieId, September "A, l5 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21
Fair Dates for 1922

With the Logan County Free
Fair association making plans
for the best fair that II ever had
here September II 20 n, inclns.
i've, il is learned that other fair
associations in Oklahoma are arr
ranging for outstanding exhibi.
tions this fall.
The following list shows the
county. place. name Of person TO
whom request for Information
should be addressed. and date OF
each county fair 70 be held IN
Oklahoms ia la22l
Adair - Stilwell, George Il.
Iayis. September Is, 10, 20.
Alfalfa Cherokee, George +.
Newton, September ~. 20, a.
Atoka Aioka, r. Y, Mcmmin.
ger, September 20, II. 20.
lscckhau - XIX City, Guy
wocdman, September 70, 70. II,
~, N.
BEAVER Beaver. WI y. IlanISl
October =, ~, III.
Blaine Watonga, j. M. Rapp,
September "a. rs, ~.
Canadian III Reno, Felix n
Ward, September II, 10 20 "a,
Carter Ardmorr, John w.
Simpkins, September 6, Z, ., ..
CIioctaw--IIugo, w, y. School
er. September IS, 10, 70, u, 22'
90
Cimarron-- Boise City, John y.
Graham. October ~, IL, IA
Cleveland. Norman, r. X. Nor,
ris. September IA, Is, 10.
Coal -Gcalgate. Max w. Plett.
Dcr. September IA, is. 10.
Comanche Lawton, G. G. Stin-
son, September ~, is, IA, i5, 164
Creek -Bristow, j. w. Riley,
September IL. l3.. "a, 15,
Custer Butler, Fli B. Davis,
September 12, rs. IA, 15.
Dewey-Talonga, w. H. Porter,
September IA, is, 10,
fIIisArDeti, w. n. Sibley.
September IL, 1s, IA,
Garfield Enid. Al. q. Liebbart,
October "a, rs, 20. IN.
Garvin Pauls Valley. "A. r.
Burge. September ~, ~ ~ is.
Grady yIlicknsha, q. a. Gas
soway, September lS. 10, 20, n.
Harmon Hollis. u. 4 Bennett.
September rs, 10, ~.
HaskeIl--Stigcr, \. w. MeKin-
ley, September n, 28, ~, 30.
Harper Buffalo, r.. A. Porter.
Hughes HoldenvilIc. James
w. Rodgers, September IL. rs, 16.
Jackson Altns, 6. u. Powell,
jjeptGs1ljer 8, 4,
JOknatOp rjnhogn5neo, John n.
0ray, aepte,nl,er n, ", ~.
XIV nlnclew1| Carrie b.
rhorDk eplotnbef VI II, III. 1G,
Kingfiaher KinRfisher, Charles
4 g|suslne' September p, a,
- M i. y = 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

Edlsof f.saaees W. the andstsxnsd
hass been inmAssa "a the Logan
't'panty lalI Cor the paxs y montha 4na
would Ilts 10 taks thM snsMu* vi
thanking she sheriff Mf, heb~r*svz.
Mr.. Rsamaa. rh3rlsy swansan Mr.
sud Mrs. rossas and Aaoiph WV w.
ways received suoa sssasmens whI,s
here They asa always wiiIInK ~ 90
hnyshinx IN their powef fer aay III sh~
hoya Tha paas'is III thu souHty woat
make snIssAks BY putting them bAsss
In otfiee. Va hasu usst several shss X
lffs and ucas "a Tar can beat Mrs itob N
sFssoa aIxnsa 4 Aiabaush and v. c.l
'1tsins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

CO.. =, !. y /. = &. ss:..'t Sc!

tfspts~stsAs II astnisN ~ asaesMl
infvxesS afp tByitesis ne e3lsas 80
e~yttk tk* stH8t - bf4& psueif
uhefe seasmn niTattsns ss4eed s1F
4afsiA
writing mast bs i~slkie saa ~
uHs sssis ~ tarsf eais ~ st&S eiit
~ discarded
AaaasHsau. eemwaalea1laa8 wiif
nat ~ rstata.t. Nsm~ aAa 0.1f~~e
mnss ~ xIssas fuhIisw(4 u
1hr t,sssl<s - lbs sieNs sptf<sse1x
Fetlisssfrn IL ) ie4ttf M n8f u
10 fvaa<sfssl ~ ~ saslnsxx A<ent ~
s@ns ~tsi hs mtlhh@ld % tsqa~~1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

only way 10 live long Ii by ksen.
Ing bury" xays rentsuIan, WI
know boy who wii newer soc ~
'rouoA City News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

Europe has hean trying "a fIud 4
substitute for work and without very
much success I,artlesyllia f.ntaf.
price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

\ There aro some oNmpenaatlonn Tor
tho lIttle man For ono thing he
doesn't look 80 tunnli when he falls
,dcwn on a slippery ssaswaIk, says 'hs
EiId Eagle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

In drfcndIns himself against slla
charges ho chased women while IL
Washington as congressman Erum the
eighth district 81 Oklahoma DURING
'the course of = speech In Ipnea csss
manuel IicrrIck said according to ~.
report IN tho newss Women Il some.
thing that has nesar cfasssa my
mind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

Tho nsf,lessiIls Enterprise @y*
that . Milwaukee church has barred
women who wear knlckera has thss
ths woman @ho wear knIrkeFs neysr
win know H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

! whsiIv d'sspprsvs y whss ysu
s.y and vii ssssnd - NJ death ysss
Isishs = s>y lt-~velsalss y hslsssks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

onIy two more mcnths nntIl Tins
TO predict q hard winter. reminds the
DartlesvIlIs Examlnsr
Tho following appeared recently ln
xhc Enid Eagle uadsr tbs heading.
Personal MI Admire of Oiiton. can
ti'dass for corpMatIon commimlearT
~ IN town lockiox after hia fenem
flAd sh@ word f~hes hs"n quoted or
mIght think poIiticai Iteussnants xsFr
referred -, limit 40 n ~ shass ~ na
doubt ths candidate wss iockinx afssr
his picksts md pcwts
s An advertiser Ia the Ponsa city
News sdmonixhes' ~Duy 4 rord and
nsnk ths diftsrencs.' but I sypaxss
ter slipped xIishtly one dsy. recsnsiv
And tho sdvsrtiyemsnt had shs invss.
lor crankinw 49, diffsrenes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

This Tulsa World advises that since
the drodth experts have failed the
storm makers are busy trying 20 rasn
this corn crops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

NoTlcE-ccttage Hotel. 2is 8. LIST,
new management. Meals family
style. All YOU can ca, &c. Mrs, w
s. Ranor. Prop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

The shipping beard stands out Tor
rhs freedom cr ,he sprees. says ihs
'ssnld Eagle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21
Rnr County Attorney
George w. Partridge. Guthrie
Albert v. Dlnwiddie. Guthrie

FOR County Clerk
I desire 70 announce my candidacy
a. County Clerk On the Republican
ticket. subject 10 the August primar-
les. This is my first appearance be-
fore the voters Of I1cgsn County and
l would appreciate your support-E,
Il. Adams.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

WANTED Superintendent WEEKLY
Life. Health and Accident De
partment, Commission onig. Casualty
Ders.. National Life Insurance Co,
U. 8. A. Chicago, ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

FOR Coart Clerk
Mr.. Martha Neal. os Guthrie
Mrs. Addie pickard, cuthrie Tcwnship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

WHO KNOWS BESSIE WALLACE. !.
There Is package here for her,
no Address: also one lsties ufn-
brella ieft here no mark. co-opera-
tive Grocery,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

Primary AUG. l.--Annonncerents In
Ths Lesder payable in advance:
county sio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-21

wANTED TO RDST--s~or rcca,
house on North East side Gait
All.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-30

Tri vysoke pece, IL open hearth
peel, blooming a sheet bar milsi,
skelp a bar milsi, diva miisi ma
l'ahke barry, pat tube milsov, 16
sheet milsov, washer dielna kok-
sovna.
Brier Hill Steel Co. Tri W.
soke pece, II open hearth peel,
blooming sheet bar milsi, 84-in.
plejt mill, % sheet milsov, kok-
sovna.
Trumbull Steel Jedna vyso-
ka pee, Z open hearth peel, bloo-
ming bar milsi, tri horiice strip
milsi 80 perc. studenych strip mil
SOW, 19 tin milsov, 13 sheet milsov
a diva dzabove milsi.
Liberty Steel-Vsetkych desat
sheet milsov.
Newton Steel-VSetkVch desat
sheet milsov.
Falcon Steel-Vsetkych osem
sheet milsov.
Mahoning Valley lateel-Vset-
kych osem sheet milsov.
Sharon Steel HoopJedna Wy.
soka pee, 6 open hearth, blooming
bar milsi v Lowellville, 9 sheet
milsov ma Haselton, 4 finisujnce
milsi Sharon.
A. NJ. Byers-60 pudlovych pc
cf, bar a plejt milsi. ...r
Oceliarne U. s. Steel korporacit
ma tejto okolici pracujd:
V Ohio works pat vysokych pc
ci, Bessemer, IA open hearth peel
diva blooming a bar milsi.
| Nc Donald a Union works pl
nou silou. ..-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-30
Robotne zpfkvy
Republic Steel xahkji m stredu
pr&cu v Besseaner tov1rni. 600
robotnilkov dostane rebotu. Ivy
lend oper&cie badat m vsetky
strany.

Uz nikto nebude muset' zaha-
Fat v nasom meste V kratkom ca
Sc. Majnersky strajk sa ide skon-
cit oceliarne dostavajn smelost'
zacfnat' pracu j ' takych oddele-
mach, ktore staly vyse roka. TAX
Republic Iron and Steel Co. zaha-
j 5. julia pracu jej Bessemer to-
varni, ktora stala poldruha roka,
daj1c zamestnanie dakym 600 ro-
botnfkom. v poslednom case zapa-
lene boly tn dive vysoke pece, a
sfce jedna V Haseltone u Repub-
lie Steel druha v Lowellville u
Sharon Steel Hoop. Posledna pri.
dala tohto tyzdha j jednu open
hearth pee ku piatim cinnym na
Lowellville, takze open hearth o.
peracie sd ma nasej okolici uz 10C
percentove. ...
Jednotlive oceliarne pracujd te
raz nasledovne:
Sheet and Tube Co.-Styri Wy
soke pece, Besscmer, diva blooming
milsi, bar mill, 4 skelp milsi, Il
open hearth peel, Is sheet milsov
10 tube milsov, pudlove pece, dro
tovnu, koksovnu a klincovhu.
Republic Iron and Steel Co. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-30
ON
L. M. RESS & SONS
(PREDTYM RESS BROS


II EAST FEDERAL STREET STAdBAUGH
a n a Victor rk G
dreah
Move Slovenske Rekordy ..4:~..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-30

New Castle works: Styri vysoke
pece. Bessemer a rolling milsi.
Truscon Steel pracuje az plnou
silou a inc fabrikujnce tovarne
zvysujt svoju vIrobu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-30

PREDA SA jedna mlada 3 tyzdne
otelena Guernsey krava, jej
mlieka robl 50 dobre zlte maslo.
Tiez predam jednu mocnu Ice
Box pre- bucera alebo groceristu,
vel kosti 4x7 feet. Haste sa els.
28O6 Shirley Road, Lansingville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-30

PREDA alebo vymeni sa 81 akro-
va farma vo Volant, Pa, len IL
mil cd New Castle. 35 akrov OBJ
rcsenej pody, 5 akrov lesa, osta-
tck pasienky. Dostatok vody jar
kom ma. pastvine. Orchidy, jablone
broskyne slivky, 3-4 akra jahod
zasiate v lani. Dobry 4 izbovy dom
mastal a inc budovy. Cena $500.
Haste sa u Ira G. Park, COG Home
Savings & Loan Bldg. Oba tele-
fony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-30

HL'ADAME slovenske dievca,
ktore hovori anglicky, ma do
macu pracu. Dobre miesto do
bry plat. Hast sa treba o ad.
resu v redalkcii tychto novin.