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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
cYULEST TART A KATH. If
JUSAGI KOR.

A katholikus Ifjusagi k6r We
zctosege ezuton hivja meg a Ia.
gokat, d k0r hetfGn, oktobcr 6.
an este tartando gyiilesere. A gyii-
les este 6rakor veszi kezdetet
szokott helyen, az Athleta K0r
helyisegeben, 3381s West Federal
st. alatt.
Tekintettel a fontos targysoro-
zatra, tagok keretnek, hogy lc-
hetGleg pontosan es teljes szam
ban jelenjenek meg a gyiiltsen.
A gyiiles alkalmaval felvetelrt
jelentkezhetnek mindazok, akil
cddig meg mem tagjai a kornek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
4 KATH. IFJUsAG1 K0R FE.
NYES MASZKA.BALJA.

A Katholikus 1fjusagi, k0re el-
hatarozts, hogy okt6ber 27-en, hst-
fGn este Z 6rai kezdettel d Moose.
Temple 0sszes termeiben egy min
den tekintetben nagyszabasu es
fenyes maszkabalt remdez.
A magyarsag szives figyelmebc
ajanljuk EFT a kitiin6nek igerkezo
mnlatsagot, he narration ell
am arr6l senki.
A maszkasok felvonulasa lesz
az egyik szenzaci6ja a mulatsag-
max, maszka vagy alarc viselese
mem kotclez0 mindenki szamara
- mindazonaltal kivanatos lenne,
ha balon minel t0bben jelenje-
hek meg jelmezben es alarccal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
MAGYAR N6TA.

A vasarnap esti szinieloadas al
kalnaval k0zonseg nem egy je-
lenese alkalmaval iinnepelte a tar
ulat egyik tagjat, Medgyaszay
Jen6ty KGl0nUsen Glenk tapsvihar
jutalmazta ennek a kival6 miivesz-
mex egyik 6nekszamat, melynek
cime: "Erzem, hogy a szerelme-
mex vege'.
Mem lesz erdektelen me9emlitc-
nj, hogy ezt a dalt, valamint meg
ket kedves magyar darabot Co.
lumbia tarsasag lemezre vettc.
Ncmsokara forgalomba keriil cz IL
Medgyaszay Jen6 altal enekelt le-
mez, melyne,k egyebkent meg van
az az erdekessege is, hogy egy le-
mezen harom nagyon kedves ma
gyar n6ta van es pedig Arnyos La
ci: Erzem, hogy szerelmenek We.
ge'', Balazs Arpad bajos darab.
ia: :"Udvarra n6z az en- r0zsam alb
laka'', valamint TCsak azert'
csardas. Ere az III Iemezre fel
hivjuk a magyarsag figyelmet, q
Ress-fele zeneiizletekben megvasA
rolhatja mindcn n6takedvel6 ma.
NNAr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
POMPAS DARAB.

Amint arrol mar hiradassal vol
tunk, Reformatus Ifjusagi K0r
miikedveloi nagyban kesziilne!,
egy igazan elsorangu szindarab
el6adasara. A "Tul a Macy Kriva-
nom cimii hires magyar darabot
Amerikaban meg sehol mem adtak
cl6 miikedvelok ICY azutan ert-
heto az a nagy erdeklodes, ami a
darab szinrehozatalat megel6zi.
AIT mondanunk sem kell. hogy
a szereplok mindegyike val6saggal
ambicionalja szerepk6ret lazas
buzgalommal keszul ezen lelkes
miikedtelo garda ARA ismet,
hogy egy igazan kitin6 darab,
pompas eloadasayal gyonyorkod-
tesse magyarsagunkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
arss ~,
Az OREG EGYLET FELHIVASA

A Youngstown Else Magyar
Betegsegdlyzo Egy1et .fglhfvast ins
tez a Youngstown, vafafnfnt "a
k0rnyeki magyarsaghoz. TEgS.as
Nsylet, mely harminc ev ota be-
csiiletesen es pontosan teljesiti k0-
telesseget, megerdemli a magyar
sag osztatlan partolasat. A sep
tember .havis gyiiles elhatarozta,
hogy egesz esztend6nf keresztiil be-
allasi dij nelkiil vesz fel uj tago-
kat, hogy ezaltal is alkalmat szol
galtasson minden magyarnak az
Egyletbe val6 felvetelere. Az egy-
let vallaskiil0nbseg nelkiil felvesz
tagjai soraba minden becsiiletes
magyar not, vagy ferfit, Dkiknek
Gletkora Is evt6l 45-ig terjed. Be
allasi dij egyaltalaban mines, ha-
vidii rs cent, ennek elleneben fl
yet az egylet heti 800 betegse-
gelyt, valamint halaleseti segelyt.
Ez az Egylet legrogibb Youngs-
townban es k0rnyeken, segitette
betegeit = az 0zvegyeknek, ar
vaknak jaro illetekeket mindig
idejeben pontosan kifizette.
Rovpbb felyiIapOSitast minden
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

Ertesitem a Scent Imre Herceg
Ferfi es Noi Bs. Egylet 9-ki fi6k-
osztalyanak tagjait, hogy rendes
gyiilesinket most vasarnap, okt6-
Der 5-en tartjuk meg a szokott
helyen, delutan 2 oral kezdettel.
Kerem a tagtarsakat - ugy a no
ket, mint a ferfiakat, hogy a gyii.
lesen teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg, mivel igen fentos dolgokrol
lesz $40.
Tudatom a tagtarsakkal, hogy
ket halalesetunk van, egyik moi
osztalynal New Brunswickban, n.
Y, nevszerint Bencze Gyulan6, a
mask halottunk Janku J6zsefne,
Paulsboro, N. J.-ben, az els6 osz-
talynal. Kerem a tagtarsakat
hogy fizetes rendezeseiknek to-
gyenek eleget. Azokat, akik pc.
dig mar tobb halaleseti jarulek-
kal is elvannak maradva, kerem
rendezzek EFT, mivel betegsegelyt
csak annak fizetiink, aki minden
tekintetben eleget tesz az egy1et
tel szemben vallalt k0telezettse
geinek.
Tagtarsi tisztelettel: r. s
ssilagyi Janos,
jegyz6-ti -titkar.Tl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

kinek ksssssssel I'D a. Esylss Ell.
n5Me, vagy titkarA.
A szeptemberi syiilssea . tagok
sep szammal vettek, r6szt. Az
Egylet tagletszama hkrommal sza-
porodott, vi tagokkent bealltak .
More Janosne, varga Mihaly es
Szaday Benjaminne.
A legkozelebbi gyiiles oktober
Sen lesz megtartva, ez alkalom-
NAL ielentkezhetnsk ujabb tagoK.
AZ egylet hatralekosai felkeret-
mex, hogy a legk 6zelebbi gyiiles al
kalmaval rendezzek hatralekaikat.
Tisztelettel:
A vexet8seg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
KARACSoNYI BAZAR.

A minden evben szokasos es
nagysikerii karacsonyi bazarok sos
naban melton sorakozik maid az
nei bazar is, melyre nagyban k:
sziil nemesak a reformatus egy.
haz, hanem minden helyils k0rnye
ki magyar. Az el6kesziiletek mar
megindu1tak;;. szorgalmasan folly.
max S ICY tiztosra veheto, hogy
d december 26-an tartand6r kara
tsonyi bazar minden tekintetbeh
pompas sikerii lesz. r. :,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
TARKA MAszKA sEAEo.

Nsgyban ksszttl mindenki ARA
. ponapks nszka balra, naelyet
Halloween napjAn, okt6bcr 31-sn
este fsndez 4 Refermatus Ifjusa-
81 Kyr = Moose Temple osszes
termeiben.
Ezen az esten szokatIan lat
vanyt nyuit maid q nagy terem, a
maszkak tarka valag0tott sere-
&c fogja fele'sveniteni a regi $
mar a mnlttG lett karnevalok ked-
YES emldkcit. !. !,
Rengeteg mtkaban lesz rssze a
k6z6nseenek pompas muzsika-
ban.
Brenkass JanoyAIirneses cleve-
landi bandaja!a szebbnel-szebb da-
Yabokkal fogja szz6rakoztatni a
koz0nseget. ''"1
KeszGlj jon mindenki ere bal.
ra, lesyeh egyutt minel t0bb masz
kas S ahkor egeszen biztos, hogy
hcted het orszagra sz6lo emleke.
zetes vigalom lcsz ez a maszka
hal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
DEBROSZKY ANDRAS

Youngstown 1eWegibb magyar 6pit6-
Mindenfele 6pitest bizto
stick es a legJobb feltetelek mellett
elv&l1al. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot es koltsegvetest. Cim:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
APR0 HlRDETESEK
POMPAS ALKALOM FARM0T
VENNI. II

Elad6 egy 106 akeres sfarnta
kitn6 megmiivelt term6 fold. 10
epiiletek. Teljes felszereles. Egesz-
ben elad6. A farma felkszik Gusta-
vus Township, Trumbul County.
Gin: w. A. Smith, telefon NJ
1856, Warren, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

Butor athuzasok - Ujjaalakita-
sok = Javitasok Gyermekko-
csik ujjafestese es ujjaepitese -
Box Springek u Matracok Cim
219 Steel ST., telefon: 3-0698.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
APR0 HlRDETESEK
MEGBIzHAT6 L.EANY

vagy kozepkoru asszony alfalfa
nos hazimunkara felvetetik. Re-
ferencia megkivantatik. Cim: 1917
Selma Ave-, telefon: 3-2473.
(25-2-9)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
BERLET.

1862 akeres farma, Coitsville
Township-be, 5 es fel miles-nyira
Youngstownt6l, meltanyos ar mel
lett harom vagy ct eyre berbe
ado. Erdeklodni lehet: 204 Fede-
raj Bldg, telefon: 3-2557.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

bunteteset.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Cutlery

We have just received a
large supply of high grade cut
lery and if you are in need of
a pocketknife, scissors, barber
shears, pairing knives, butcher
knives, ETC., buy now and get
free coupons.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Minnesota Paints

You perhaps have some
looms that need painting or
kalsoming or a floor that needs
touching up and you naturally
want a good paint. That is
whv we have selected the
Minnesota for you. Buy now
and get free coupons.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Gold Seal %COngOleum

We have a we'll selected
stock in the leading sizes of
this popular floor covering.
Congoleum Rugs help decor
ate your rooms and cause less
dust. Buy now and get free
coupons.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Cbinaware

Buy a set of our chinaware
now in plain or decorated pat
terms and you will always be
able to replace a broken piece
out of our open stock. Ask for
free coupons.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Furniture

Our prices on furniture will be a
pleasant surprise to you as they are
right in line with the new low quo
tations. If you need a bed, an oak
rocker or dining room chairs buy
now and get free coupons.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Maytag Wash Machines
Coleman Gas Lamps

give that soft white light which
means less eye strain when
reading, and they are made
fool proof as they can be turn
ed up side down while burning
without danger. Buy now and
get free coupons.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
Shelf Hardware

We have a complete stock of
staple shelf hardware of all
kinds as we aim is to have what
you want when you want it.
Buy now and get the free
coupons.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06
and Carry Saves You Money
Harness

Buy that set of harness now that
you have needed for the last two
seasons and get free coupons, or
if you need harness repairs we
can supply you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29

" HE President of your Company is
speaking:
you're engaged young man-and
it's only fair to you and we hope encour-
aging to let you know just why we chose
you for such an important position in this
business. We received forty-three applications
from our carefully worded advertisement an
advertisement purposely pointed at a limited
number of experienced, well-placed men.
"Six of these men have been interviewed in
this Office, including yourself All were young,
energetic men with excellent records. All were
as Well-dressed and as carefully groomed as
MAC, the Mixer" each measured up to the best
business standards in attractive appearance as
we'll as you do-smart' from the tie in their collar
to the shoes on their feet-these six were really
the pick of the forty-three.
"But when we came to follow-thru, we found
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
Bank the Grade

that you were buying 81, 900 $50 bond on the
nstalment plan, that 1919 Of your salary-a good
one-was regularly parked in savings-ac-
count, on the way to permanent investment. In
other words, you, among the six picked men, best
knew how to manage your own business, which is
why you were invited to come here and help
manage ours" .s.....L..us..
Young mani Young womanI Why don't
you make your Boss talk that way to you?
You can whenever you like, whenever you
plan to be MAC, the Mixer" or a Managing
Mollie!" among your business associates. Always
remember that business" first appraises you at
your own valuation, of how you LOOK the part
you want to play in store, office or factory
Business, thus interested, then takes it's second
thought about you If you're thrifty and saving
besides being well-dressed, business" trusts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29

that you had an excellent
bank and general credit
for a man of your age,
that your word 1OaS good,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29

Every indianapolis Bank Officer is a
merchandising SERVICE! Follow the
example of the young man in the story
spend and SAVEl Read The Times
market page every day-that's where
MONEY TALKS to you'll
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
YANKEE HOPE IS
DEFEATED ON
PAR|SMAT
Charles w. Strack Eliminated
From Olympic Wrestling
by Courant

PARIS, July 12.--Charles w.
Strack, Of Colgate, the hope of
the United States in the light
heavyweight division, was eliminat-
ed from the Olympic wrestling com.
petition today at the Velodrome
D'Hivor, by Courant, of Switzer.
land, in bout which was decided
on points. John F. SpellmAn, Of
Brown, however, scored a victory
for the Stars and Stripes in the
same class with a decision over
Wilson, of Great Britain.
Going into the second round with
Spellman are Russell Wis, of Los
Angeles, a light heavyweight; H.
A. Smith, of the navy, middle
weight, and Guy Lookabaugh, of
the Oklahoma A. & M. College,
welterweight.
They survived in the matches
last night which saw the elimina-
tion of G. Milton MacWilliams, of
Cornell, bantamweight; Perry Mar.
tier, of Los Angeles, featherweight,
and w. d. Wright, jr., Of Cornell,
middleweight.
r. L. Flanderl. Of Mortified,
VT, and Harry Steele. of Ohio State
University, heavyweights, drew
byes in the first round.
The Washington times., 1924-07-12

by the fishery departments or State
board of health.
1.-THE World War perfected the
oil-burning ship and with this new
type Of vessel came the oil pollu-
ton, which is decidedly the most
detrimental of all waste material
dumped into the navigable waters
Of this country, 1t is impracticable
for one or more States to legislate
against the pumping of the bilges
from foreign and cost-wise oil
burning ships entering their waters.
The oil film and the heavy ma
terial, called oil sludge, spreads
over square miles of water, de-
stroying all seafood and wild life
with which it come in contact.
Pending legislation to control
this evil is now before Congress
and should be passed without de-
| lay. I would suggest that this con-
ference request of the legislatures
Of Virginia and Maryland to pass
resolutions urging Congress to
speedily enact the necessary legis-
lation to protect the Chesapeake
bay and the navigable waters Of
the country from oil pollution"
The foregoing illustrates how
closely Virginia and Maryland
are connected in the protection
Of the aquatic life of Chesapeake
bay. 1t is not expected that all
of the wrongs will be corrected
in a year. If they can gradual.
Iy and effectively strengthen
their conditions in this region, it
Is going to mean much, not only
to this generation, but to the
generations for whom they are
the rightful trustees.
The State fish and game com.
mission Of West Virginia has pass.
ed an order closing the hunting
season for deer for 1924 throughout
the State. The commission has
also shortened the hunting season
for squirrel twenty-five days this
year, the new open season being
from September % to November 80.
The commission has also closed
the fishing season for an indefinite
period in all streams that run
through game refugees.
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
AMERICAN FENCERS WIN
FROM URUGUAY, 9 TO ;
International News serHice

PARIS, July 1.-THE United
States sabre fencing team scored a
victory today in the opening round
Of that event, defeating the Uru.
guayan team nine matches to seven.
In other matches, Belgium defeated
England, nine to seven, but later
fell before Argentina. nine matches
to seven. H. Van Burkirk, OF the
Fencers' Club New York; l.. V.
Cashier, of the Army, and Lyon
Bach scored three victories and lost
one match. Chauncey Macpherson,
Of the New York A. c.. lost all four
Of his matches.
The Washington times., 1924-07-12

underweight, and siclIIy child.
The family DOC" advised SWIM
ming, so swim she did. After
eight years she has attained
place that any feminine water
sprite would love to hold. Me
included, but Pm not much of a
sprite. Well, well.
Ruth Thomas has not been &c
active in the limelight as her noted
pal. Ruth won her first race just
a year ago, and has improved SO
steadily that she also now has the
honor of wearing red, white and
blue shield at which the Parisiennes
gaze admiriingly.
Besides Atlantic City, New York
Chicago and San Francisco are the
only other large cities that can
claim more than one member on
the Olympic team.
So, although the Inhabitants of
the resort are happy because these
lassies are their local girls, we OF
Washington, and Of any other city
village, or hamlet are just as proud
of them because they represent
Uncle Sam-and we're him.
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
WAR REDS LOSE MATCH
TO COMMERCE TENNIS

The War Reds were anything bu,
that when the Commerce.Interior
netmen met them on the courts
and vanquished them 3 to 2 in q
departmental league match. Major
Elliott and Major Robertson
defeated Beal and Fowler 60. and
GA while Major Walsh and Captain
Clark defeated Klopsch and Harmon
rs, 6-3, and rs.
Other match winners were Davis
and Cragoe, who won 60, 2.6, and
S-6, from Thomas and Stauffer
Somervell and Whitmore who
defeated Major Young and Captain
Harmon, 2.6 81, and 6-l; and
Stewart and Bryant, who won from
Master seargent Fields and Roe
Ga, 6-S, and 81.
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
Tender and Barrett
Will Fight For the
Weller Title

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-
Secretary Robert A. Young, of
the Pennsylvania State athletic
commission, has announced to
Gunnis and Taylor, promoters
of the coming Lew Tender
Bobby Barrett ten-round bout
to be held at the Phillies' ball
park, July Fl, that the contest
may be advertised for the State
welterweight title.
This permission was given
with the understanding that each
weighs under the welterweight
limit, lat pounds, and will be
willing to defend the title
against a legitimate contender.
Both have agreed to comply
with this regulation.
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
Denver Grid Coach,
Devine, Is Ill in
Iowa

DES MONIES, Iowa, July IL.
Aubrey Devine, football coach
at Denver University and for
mer University of Iowa football
star, is seriously i'll at the home
of his sister here. Specialists
say he is suffering from poison
ing Of the kidneys. His wife,
who is in Los Angeles, has been
summoned,
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
SALT WATER ATTRACTS
ANGLERS ASPOTOMAC
RUNS MUDDY
By r. A. ANGLER.

Saltwater present writing any time
this According coming from anglers visiting the
within hardheads
variety running true FORM with occasional orerunne Of
the family being boated told that
perch plentiful but few anglers waste time the small
This encouraging from sale water welcome for the
Potomac today anything inviting local anglers
live further The
boiling running high. Just how
fshabe
nds entrev weather
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
CAPITAL ADVANTAGEOUS
PLACE FOR SERIES

All the pennan bugs up and died in Washing
ton. lot Of them still around
anopes luxurious viii Wedge New York sun
The Senators remain only by the margin of
single and the fans continue hoping they witness world
UNIQUE why Washngton is entitled honor
The Washington times., 1924-07-12

Becker is in good
form l do not
know of any one
who can defeat
r er o n : n e
s p r in 6 b GARD. q"
Without a doubt
the arch of her
back and the
POINT Of her toes
are the despair
of her sister di.
vers, and her
grace has always
won her the ad.
miration of the
judges and audi
ences.
l n t Q r g s t ing
that all these
hOnnrc oh 1~IA
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
ALL AMERICA IS PROUD
OF ITS MERMAIDS
By "JACK" MARTIN.

Washngtonans all mighty proud of Harris Walter
Johnson and the whole Griffith squad For much the
the natives of Atlantic City have to beam they reflect
upon the activities of Betty Becker and Ruth Thomas
ihese Two girls the foremost aquatic the Ambassador
Club of the sashore members of the
United States swimming in France praccng daily in
them. "
The Washington times., 1924-07-12

walking too fast on a slow track.
He was crawling so quick he
had to go half way around
again before he could stop.
Nurmi carried a wristwatch
in his pocket which registers
only split seconds and before he
starts a race the judges for
mally award him first place.
It's just as we'll to give q
runner the confidence he's going
to win before he starts as it 10
to give him the assurance that
he has won after he's finished.
When he slapped the brakes
on in the 1,500-meter, his coach
balled him out for being ahead
Of schedule. It's disrespect to
the other creepers to let them
get lonesome.
Stuff like that Is what makes
manufacturers look around for
new model stop watches. He
ran too slow for fast cameras
and too fast for slow moving
pictures. You try to develop
plates of him and the films ex-
plode.
Nurmi comes from a cold eli
mate where they teach 'em
young to run and never let 'em
cool off. They've got to keep
on keeping on up there to main
tain body temperature.
Paavo is very superstitious.
He never enters a race with an
wills in his possession, because he
fears it might bring him bad
luck. For the same reason he
likes his elbows unshackled and
his ankles free.
Outside of that he will race
anybody, whether it's in the
Alps or the Sahara. A scared
centipede couldn't shamble any
sooner down hill.
The Washington times., 1924-07-12
s53T::;E,2E#M

rest on the petite, but perfectly de.
veloped shoulders of a twenty-one
year-old lassie. But then, you know,
in contrast to the business world,
If one does not crown an athletic
career with success early, the crown
ing act probably does not take place.
Yep, sad but true.
Betty is surely getting her share
OF hOnOrs, and we are glad of it.
When thirteen she was a nervous,
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They Pick on Ross

Whenever the Red Sox have a
bad day, they stage it behind Bus
ter" Ross, the kid southpaw from
Kentucky.
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Indians Coming Money

Considerably before July the at
tendance at Indianapolis had ex.
ceeded that Of the entire 1928 sea.
son. DOME Bush is certainly max.
ing good.
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AS a diver Betty Becker is a
knockout. Leo Deb. Handley,
premier swimming and diving coach,
recently said of her: when Betty
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Paavo, as they
like to call him
over in Finland,
came near being
DISQUALIFIED for
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were foldin
rules. Some &C
cused him of
having a wind
ing tape meas
are in his hip
pock e t S, but
everybody knows
running shrouds
don't have peck
cts.
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SAYS SKILLET"
Finn, Esq.
Only the Law of Gravity
Keeps Paavo Nurmi From
Running and Sooner.
BY KIRK MILLER.

DAAVO NURMI may sound
like a classic dancer to
some and to others like a
new brand of highly volatile
gasoline, but to most he resem~
bles bit of both.
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He gobbled up the 1900 and
5000 meter events like they
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It's just as well to give q
runner the confidence he's going
to win before he starts as it 10
to give him the assurance that
he has won after he's finished.
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SwepsOn Earle in an address
before the joint conference on
conservation at Richmond, Va,
last year, said:
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Pollution is not new enemy
in conservation work; in fact we
have been dealing with factory
wastes for many years. Such
wastes are confined 20 a limited
zone. however, and are controlled
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Engineer Earles interesting re-
port for last year reads: The waters
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walking too fast on a slow track.
He was crawling so quick he
had to go half way around
again before he could stop.