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Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
snralFr.s NOTICE. OF SALE

ny Virtue Of Special Execution Issa-]
out Of the Clerks osiics Of the Dlrlfie3
Court OF phiiiips County and State .,
colorado. ana to mo directed. whereby
am commanded 10 make the sum q
MsiysFtve Dollars and Sinety Cent,
uGs.eab md costs OF suit, the amount =
= certain iuaament recently obtainsi
asn!nnt Fred pepperrorn In favor OF or.
lnndo burton. Irwin =. burton. which asii
lnJsm.nt Was declared 10 be a lien upgs
ll,n following described property, toswi,
The k9uihwess Quarter tRwxi of see'
ton Thirty tanl. Township Nine 9i
North Range Forts.irosr UD. West q
thg 9Th ". ~. In pbiiispa County. Colo.
rndo. subject 10 all prior liens Of record !
any fr
Therefore. according 10 said command
J shhii EXPOSE for sale. al Pebble Auvtipr.
hl the right. title and interest OF ths
above named Fred Pepperrotn, "a IN
nioy- d.rcribed propetiy, on Hsturdss
~" .sth day OF April. tps-. at 10 o'cloct
a. NJ At the West Front Door III th'
Colorado.
=, dated .i tioi,ole this s7,h day =
March. 1928,
W u, Bt:yARD, 4
rhefif Of Phillips County !,
nnte NJ hrni publication Nnfrh sa. ~
Date OF last publication Aprii 70. 1879
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12

Pure White Kersian Seed oats:-for
sale. Phone sSO2, 10 miles southeast
of Holyoke. SO
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT oAv|

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT oAv|
Estate of friedrich Behrends. Dccease
No. 4;7.
All persons having claims agains, I
estate are herby notified to present III
for adjustment to the County Court
Phillips County. Colorado. the 4
day OF May \. II. 1929. -
CLAUDE u. wALRoul
Administrator OF the estate
Fredrick Behrends. Deceased
First pub. April 1e-last May 10. is.3
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
sreRlFFs Norlce OF sALe

fiY Virtue Of Special Execution issnd
out OF the Clerks office OF the DIsinl
Court OF Phillips County. and State
Colorado. and TO me directed. wherct
J am commanded TO make the sum
s!s,y.t'ivc Dollars. and Ninety cen,
a certain judgment recently obtains
ariinst William 4ililngmnn. In favor I
Orlando liurton md Irwin j. nur,1'
which said Judgment was declared 20
a lien upon the following described prol
erty. to-wlt.
Southeast Quarter ,sEh). of see,c
Thirty t5"l. Township Nlnc faD. Nor,
Rance forty-Eour go. west Of the q
y. ~. In Phillips County. Colorado. 80,
ject 10 all prior liens OF record.
Therefore. according To rnii command
shall cxposc for sale. at Public Auetlei
AL the rights. title and interss, OF a
phov. named william siiiinsmnn. 20 n
above described property. on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of Nprii. tfsa. ~ 10 o'cior
\. NJ. Mt the West Front Door Of n
Colorado.
Dated g, Holyoic this .'th day I
March. 1898.
W, u, BEvARn.
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
pate OF flrst publication March ~, i9'
nufe OF last nubltcn ton Anfii "a fgs
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12

WANTED am always in the mar
ket for your cream. eggs and poul.
try.-A. NJ. Anderson. SOFT
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12

For sale:-1a-25 Huber Engine,
nearly new. Plow, two John Deere
Binders. s foot tandem disc, 1920 Ii
tan tractor-R. C. Stout. 81
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12

esos for hatehins:-scc A. M. An
deson for eggs for Matching. from the
Beauty Strain =. G. Bun osphinstous
800 per 10 eggs. so.
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
WANT ADS

Farm for Rent-Enquire OF G. T..
Burns, Amherst, Colo. 2S'2't
Phillips County herald., 1923-04-12
EsrIFicArs OF AUTHORITY
REPORT CONDITION OF
The Phillips County State Bank
NO. IS

Colorado, at the close of business April ard 1923.
REsnlacEe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
SPORT TABL0IDS

New Haven Conn:-Under-
graduates and alumni Of Yale
Princeton and the Yale-Harvard
football games next fall the Ath-
letic association announced. De-
mands for seats are 81 heavy
that further erections might have
to 0e made.
Lexington, Ky:-Morvich last
years Kentucky Derby winner
that was retired after he went
bad in mid-season, will be given
another chance to redeem himself
this year, owner Ben Block an
nounced here.
Pinehurst, n. C:-Walter Ha-
gen, British open golf champion,
broke all records for SO consecu-
tive holes of play on difficult
course when he went through the
first two rounds CT the north and
south, open championship tour
nament in 70-6S-138.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
Variety Of Flowers
Meet Brisk Sale

Flowers, symbolic of Easter
tide, were offered in profusion at
the various florist shops today
and they did big business ac-
cording to reports. The Easter
lily, always popular, was in pro-
fusion, selling this year at 90
cents a bloom.
In addition there vas a great
variety of other flowers includ-
ing violets, roses, carnations,
sweet peas, orchids, hydranges,
hyacinths, ferns, tulips and
blooming plants.
The florists were kept busy
from the time of opening to-day
and tie indications are that their
business will continue brisk I'M
til closing time tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
FARMyILLE DEFEATED

Richmond, March 3l.-On the
technical ground that the record
did not show the date of the sign
ing of the one bill of exemption
by the trial judge, the Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals today
dismissed the appeal of the town
of Farmville, which complained
of the action of the Circuit Court
of Prince Edward County in ac-
quitting Dr.. ". F.. Anderson Of
the charge OF violating the law
by practicing medicine without
a license. q" n
DR.. Anderson was fined IS in
the Mayors Court, for not paying
a SIS license tax which Farmville
hal imposed on practicing, ply
sicians, He took the position that,
inasmuch as the State did not
impose a license tax for the prac-
tice of medicine, the town had
no such authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
PICK RELAY MEN

University. Va. March 81
Marshall Bohannon, Frank Tai
bolt, Jed Irvine, and Lee Doug
las will have places on the mile
relay team of the University of
Virginia which will run against
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio State, Chi
cago and Kentucky tonight in the
games of the Louisville Amateur
Athletic Federation in Louis
vile.
In the time trials which "Pop'
Lannigan, the veteran trainer OF
Virginia, held the last afternoon
the runners trained on Lambeth
Field. Eldridge Campbell one OF
the four who set u new South
Atlantic record last spring, was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
Virginia's Frosh
Is Reduced to Is
Representatives of Vari-
Gus Preparatory School
Show Up Well

University, Va, March 81
With the University Of Vir-
ginia's first year baseball squad
reduced to 25 men. Coach Her
bert White is concentrating his
efforts to get the youngsters
ready for the opening game with
Central High School of Washing
ton which will be played on Lam
beth field next Thursday after
noon.
Almost every Virginia prepare
tory school and many of the stare
high schools are represented on
the diamond squad. The boys work
each afternoon on Leievre field
and now that the number has
been cut Coach White is able to
give more personal attention TO
each of his charges.
Eight men have been retained
on the pitching staff, Barksdale,
Beard, Boiling, Farmer, Haines,
Hoxie, Larkin, and Seawell, Doane
Holt and Mustard are being tried
behind the plate.
Two men have been retained
for each Of the infeld and out
field positions. When the first
team is selected the men who lose
out on the infield positions will
be given a chance in the outtield
and Coach White is going to St
lect these men on the basis OF
general ability at the bat and on
bases.
At first base Bryson and Tat
.usck are being tried, at second
Karney and Mosley. at third
Creseclose and Sanchez, at short
Ward and Wrenn. and in the out
field Ballard, Cochran, Duffy, Gar
rett, Spratt and Williams.
The first year schedule fol-
lows:
April 5-Central High of
Washington, Lambeth Field.
April Fork Union Acad-
envy. at Fork Union.
April 10, Stanton Military
Academy, at Stanton.
April 12-Catholic University
Freshmen, at Washington.
April 13-Western High School
at Washington.
April 14-Tome School at Fort
Deposit, Nd.
April 17-Virginia Episcopal
school, at Lynchburg.
April 27-Washington and Lee
Freshmen, Lambeth Field.
May Oak Ridge institute,
(Pendinol Lambeth Field
May 9-Woodberry Forest
School, at Orange.
May 12-Woodberry Forest
School, Lambeth Field,
May 15-Augusta Military
Academy, at Fort Defiance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
AUCTION SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

BY virtue of deed Of trust,
dated January 10. 1918, recorded
in Deed Book &C, page 574, Of the
land records of the City of Alex
andh'ia, Virginia, f!om Carl j.
Mueller and wife to the under
signed trustee, default having
been made in the payment of GER
tain of the notes thereby Sc
cured, the undersigned trustee
will, at the request Of the holder
of said notes, and pursuant to
the provisions Of said deed Of
truct, offer Cor sale, at public
auction, at u o'clock noon, Oh
Saturday, April 18th. 1928, IN
front OF the Royal Street en-
trance to the Market Building,
Alexandria, Virginia, the follow
ing described property, to-wlt:-
All that lot of ground with its
buildings, improvements and APP
purtenances, in the City of Alex
andria, Virginia, in the square
bounded by Columbus, Prince, Al"
fred and Duke Streets, and more
particularly bounded and des-
cribed as follows to-wi':
BEGINNING in an open court
46 feet 10 inches wide, at point
100 feet east of Alfred Street,
and 11S feet Z inches north OF
Duk Street, and running thence
north % feet 9 inches; thence
west toward Alfred Street 90
feet; thence south feet; thence
east 4 feet inches; thence south
east % feet 9 inches; and thence
east in a direct line q feet 6
inches. ~.
TERMS Of SALE:-CASH.
All conveyancing, stamps and re-
cording to be at the cost of pur-
chaser.
VIM. P. Woolls, Trustee.
rs till date of sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
VIRGINIA TRIMMED

Charlottesville, March S1--Jef-
ferries triple in the fifth inning
with the bases full enabled Prince
ton to defeat Virginia Yesterday 9
TOD, in an eight-inning contest,
which was ended by darkness,
The trio of twirlers used by
Coach Clarke pitched alright
ball, but two of them, Caldwell
and Townsend. suffered streaks
of wildness which resulted in
their Punishment. The giant
Carney, sailed to the mound in
the seventh. proved a hero when
with the bases loaded, he retired
the side on strikes. The features
of the game for Virginia were
Dietrick's home-run drive OIL
Caldwell and Hubbard's running
catch, robbng Carney of a dou-
Bile, in the eighth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
Basket Ball
~ Celebration
High School Boys and
Girls Enjoy Annual
Event lsts

Wednesday evening. IN the hlgh
school auditorium, the girls has
ketball team of the high school
was entertained by the boys team
in Joint celebration Of the season
Just closed. This celebration Is
an annual event Of the school
calendar and this year took the
form of a delicious supper, pre-
pared and served by the Domestic
Science Department. During the
supper, well-rendered toasts were
given as follows:
To the school-Ruelien Hay
man.
To the girls team-Bob Mid
kiff.
To the boys team--Mabel Blunt.
To the Capt. of the girls team
-Chas. Shepperson.
To the Capt. Of the boys team
Mary Davis.
To the Mgr. Of the girls team
Bernard Knight.
To the Mgr. of the boys team
Virginia Dare.
To the Coach of the girls team
James Houston.
To the Coach Of the boys team
Dixie Cox.
To the senior members Of both
teams-Tlecilia Dreifus.
To Superintendent Sweeney
Paul Ortiz.
To the Chairman of the School
Board-Elizabeth Jester.
To the hackers of the teams
Genevieve Shepperson.
To the head Of the Domestic
Science Dept. and her assistants
MIR. W. c. Woodfre.
Capt. Sweeney. and Mr.. Gwinn,
responding to their toasts, made
short speeches and expressed their
pleasure at being present.
Letters won during the sea-
son were presented to the fol-
lowing boys; Capt. Midkiff, Bal
lenger, Bayliss, Houston, Ortiz,
B. Knight, F.. Knight, Hayman,
NJ. Pohl, Anderson and Mgr. o.
Meara and to the girls team:
Capt. Davis, T. Dreifus, f. Parks,
NJ. Cruppea, NJ. Blunt, G. Ho-
henstein, VI. Finks and Mgr. II.
Cannon.
After supper, the boys elected
Claude Ballehger, captain and
Earl Knight, manager of next
years team. The girls elected
Tcckla Dreifus. captain and Viz
ginia Dare rHrcE' a, 'aol
twain
TIL party was q great
in evary particular and thorough
Iy enjoyed ard much ag..tia' r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
TO THE MERCHANTS AND
MANUFACTURERS OF
AIEY NDpJA

BY reason of the curtailment
of Naval Activities, a group o.
of office employees now attached
to the Naval Torpedo Station
will be available for new posi-
tons between April l and July
].
The four men are thoroughly
trained, capable, industrious, will
ing workers. Have records Of
the best; excellent references.
Field covered: Junior EXecu-
tive, Accounting, Auditing, Syste-
matizing, Purchasing, Cost Work,
Time Work, Order Work, Follow
up System, Filing, Machine
knowledge, Handling Of Metals,
Receiving and Shipping. Opera
ton of any Office machine.
Salaries range from $15O2.40
to S1S7S.00 per annum.
If interested address Box NJ,
care Gazette. Zip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
Milk Producers viii
Hold Monthly Meetings

The Alexandria Milk Producers
Association at Il meeting held
last night decided to hold its
meetings the first Monday in
each month and there will be a.
special meeting April 8 for the
purpose of adopting rules and
regulations for the organization.
f. p. Richardson presided. This
association was formed March 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
CHARTER FIRE COMPANY

The state corporation commits
sion has granted charter to the
Mclean Volunteer Fire Depart
meat. Mclean, a non-stock cor
poration, the purpose of which
are to organize and maintain a
volunteer fire department. The
officers and incorporators are:
James H. Beattie, president; c.
W. Koontz, secretary; Arthur
Taylor, J. A. Farver and Fl. A.
Storm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
More Veterans. Are Add
ed to Rosy Hayden's
Founders
MANY NEW PLAYERS
Practice Shows Good Re
suits to Date Expect
Records of Other Sea-
sons Bettered.

/ The big "D's" have been prac'
ticing for the past two weeks,
working hard under the watch
full eye of Coach Rosy Hayden,
and the team is beginning to
shape up, into something worth
looking at.
The squad this year is larger
than usual, several additional
players are working out who are
making their first appearance in
Alexandria.
The present outlook is that the
team will be composed mainly Of
veterans and players who have
minor league and semi-pro eX-
perience, the new men consist OF
Mansfield, and McClane, two boys
from Fort Myer, who are remem-
bered as the 3rd Army Corp,
baseball team battery playing
through the Middle Atlantic
States.
Rupert, a third baseman, and
Weatherhead, an outfielder, two
recruits have shown good form
to date, it is pretty safe to say
that the above will start on the
team his season.
Another good-looking right
handler is Jake Jacobs, who lives
in Fredericksburg. He is stu
dious, Woodworking lad with
good control, and will be a regu-
lar pitcher on the team this
season, having finished the sea-
son here last summer with VIC
tories over such teams as Rex,
Mohawks and those Shamrocks.
Those who have reported at
practice to date are Miller, De-
vers, Williams, Long, Rupert,
Simmons. Dreifus. McClane, Frye,
Jacobs, GILES, Lee, mansfield.
Spirro and Weathead, several
players who have not yet re-
ported will be seen on the field
for our next practice. MANAGE
Allen is much pleased with the
progress made by the team to
date and believe that Coach Hay
den will start off with the best
team ever seen in Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
EILBANE TRAINING
(By United Press)

Lorain. Ohio, March 81
Johnny Kilbane, worlds feather
weight champion, has resumed
training for fight in New York
on June 2 with Eugene Criquir
the European champion.
Kilbane. with three sparring
partners, are camped at the cham
pions summr home on Lake Erie,
FIVE miles wst of here.
He has been doing light train
ing for several months but he is
just getting down TO real work
now.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
TARHEELS SINK NAVY

Raleigh, n. c., March 31-With
it's armor plate pierced and bat
tered, but with its flag flying
and with all its guns firing, the
good ship Navy went down to the
bottom of the sea of defeat here
yesterday morning when it was
struck amidships by a broadside
of hits from a battery of four
big guns discharged by the North
Carolina State nine in the eighth
inning of the game. The score
was s to 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
SALE BY AUCTION

Thomas l.. Carter, Auctioneer.
In compliance with an order of
the court the following articles
will be sold at public auction on
Tuesday, April 3, 1923, ut ten
o'clock at the corner Of Duke and
Henry streets: | desk; | chair;
l automobile pump; 9 display
satchels; / lot pretzel tins; 1 lot
cake and cracker tins; l flour
box; large trays; l roller truck;
l pretzel dough machine; 1 Dbl
New Era dough mixer; l 3-h. p.
motor: 4 baker trays; counter;
l scale; l coal wagon; 1 auto
mobile tire; / lot machinery
parts.
MILDRED CALLAHAN,
Referee in bankruptcy
for CoIoniaI Pretzel Co.
75-T9-c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31
WANTING GAMES

The Rosemont A. c. was de-
feated by the Hilltop Club, yes
terday in a 12-inning game by
the score of 10 to 9. Francis
Pohl pitched.
A game may be had with the
Rosemont Club by calling the
manager, Eugene Bode, phone
178-W.
Teams from II to II years old
only will be considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31

displaced by Irvine, who was
a year ago running with Douglas
as members of the freshmen re-
lay team. Campbell is on the
trip as an extra man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31

Brazilian women expect heir
husbands to wear their wedding
rings as conscientiously as they
wear theirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-31

American women, it is estimat-
ed, spend $55OOo,OO0 every year
for powdering and identifying
their faces.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16
81 HjloSPODkRsKE PohtERY
v dEsKo ovENsKtJ.
(PokraGovanie.
f.. i. i. S.

Prvy krok, ktory vlada cesko-
slovcnska podnikla, bolo kolkova-
nic byvalych rakdslo-uhorskych
korun, co stale sa Y dobe mcdzi
26. fcbruarom a 9. maroon 1919.
Po 8. marci 1919 stara koruna ra-
klska prestala byt' Y repnblils
Ceskoslovcnskcj zakonitou mcnon.
Y tel dobc ticz vlada prevzala pod
svoju kontrolu pobocky rakdsko-
uhorskej banky a sriadila bankov,
ny department so vsetlxymi funk
ciami dstrednej zaloznej banky,
ktora bola utyorena pod pramocou
ministerstva financii zakonom 2
dna IL. rnaja 1919. Kolkovame ko-
run raknskych dialo sa spolocne
S vynntenou pozickou, takze vlada
podrzala 2,45O, 100000 kornn ako
JednOprocentnu poZlckl a 2 ) bill
onov korin zostalo v obehu $780,.
900, 900 kor1n okolkovanfeh.
X zabraniu n1tenej jednopro-
centnej pozieky vlada cesko-slo-
venska prevzala vsetky eeky a
bankovky pobociek rakusko-uhor-
skej banky Gene 2,085, ,O0O,O 900
kor1n a vratila mattel ON len po-
lovicu tohoto obnosu V kolkova-
nych korunach, ,zbyvalo obehu
332, 100000 korunovych dvojko-
runovych bankoviek nekolkova-
nvch niekol 'ko milionov koriln
aeleznych, niklovych a medenych
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kazoyala naipry cenu l.16 centa
a potion O.07 centa. A najma po-
zoruhodne Je, re yzrast koruny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16

mincf. Dna 10. aprila 1919 Dol u
Narodnom Shromazdeni yynes sery
zakon, ze nesmie hyt vydane Wac
bankoviek, ilez do urGiteho amnoz-
stva, polSym sd kryte. Pozdejsie
kolkovane koruny boly st'ahova-
ne nahradzovane novotlaceny-
mi eesko-slovensklmi bankovka-
mi.
Aby sa zrcdnkoval pocet nekry
tych bankoviek tych, ktore holy
podrzane v dobe kolkovania, Dol
vydany 2akon Q dani majetku a
Ito dna 20. aprila 1920. Bankovky
vzate 2 obehu mozu byt' Ease da-
nc do obehu, ked' banl1ovny llstav
vladny 81 zaisti ohchodne listing,
ktore by mohol kontrolovat''. Po-
mer medzi krytymi a nckryt yni
bankovkami je taky, ze bankovny
department nema dosial' kontrolu
mad celou menou, poneva nekry
tych bankoviek je d'aleko va5si
|poGet, nez kryttch.
Ccskolslovenska vlada od po-
|eiatkn niala sa prisne akcie ku
|stabilizovaniu kurencie pokleS
lSoruny 2 iimyslov spekulaenych
|stal sa skoro nemoznym. S1casne
sa pracovalo, ably zalohy kovove
boly co mono najmocnejsie. To
vsetko ovsem este nestaGilo, ably
cesko -slovenska koruna neklesala
to v +. 1919, 1920 a 1921, V po-
sledne isom aspoh prvej polovici.
v tel dobe pokles cs. koruny dial
sa skoro stejne poklesom a vzra-
stom yaluty nemeckei marky. To
dia'o sa pre- til pricinu. ze medZi
Ceskoslovenskou republikou a Ne
meckom bolo dzke cbchodne spo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16

zle hovorit . 1'ud och skodi
nafaz from osobah tofnu, . ktor
rom sa alc hoyori, tomu, komu So
povcda, ale najviacei tom,1, ktb'
hovori sam o l',ld och zle..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16

" Hndne.s e. sss lkorrny y Ruslnl:
|dostlpila takej vysky, ~ za I'm
|platf az 700, 900 rnblov. Aida n
kratkom case dostdpi jej hodnota
lniliona rthlov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16

Ked 10 nie6o olkole yAs pri.
hodi, osn6ihts to nam, aby sme 70
llnohli sdeiit Y novin&ch ostatnym
Slovakoin na tejto okolibi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-16
Mimoriadne hodnoty vynikaj1 ma ma
som februarovom vypredaji naradia

to a y mai
"a m
s. in
81
d doknhya agltky
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
A Gift for All

The increased enjoyment and the added pleasure
of entertainment when you can switch on the Ra-
dio makes it most suitable gift for your family.
Permit us to show you the various models from
which you may choose.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-12-14
A Splendid Gift

Pair of Skates is gift that will please one who
enjoys out-ofdoor life, more than any other thing
you could choose. Our showing of all kinds offers
variety from which you may choose to please
anyone.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-24
A PRECIO DEL CANAL DE
90 PANAMA

Sc la d@sarrolladO un rapido y IA
vorable sentimicnto en- la America La
tina. el rclaci6n Il 10 que representa-
81 Canal dc Panama va 10 que pudie-
- significar el prOyectado Canal de
oo'icaragua, para cl fomento comercial
de la costa occidental &c Centre
sur America que d@pcnde en- gran pm-
t. lie lit traSprtaci0n martina On Ia
cual cl canal es factor impQr ante en-
t, dos seutid0s. Por tai motive las re-
l1bliras IrinamerranaS. ticncn inte-
res coanin Ell Ia protection del Canal
de Panama V en- tOtio cl terrftorio de
Centre America. Esto hace que eXista
lat ,or cL.cn iminnto Y ma! cordial
corporation entire los +. F.. L. L. V la
.Am6rica Latina contrihuyenlo Il dcS-
,eltarlo y dar!r furma el gran fOmen-
to cola"rcial que Sc ha rcgistlsl1o con
a curse dc los aii,s. V tambiGn nues-
tras rclacianes financieras lHrmancn-
tes con -ks r>pdblicas suramcricaEas.