davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-02-21

all ports of entry, the consul
said, in making public the new
regulations.
William T. Kemper. president
of the Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient Railroad, accompanied by
a party of seven officials of the
road, travelling in the private
car "Chihuahua, departed Mon.
day afternoon for Topolobampo,
Sinaloa, Mexico, on tour oflin.
spection of the road. President
Bracey Curtis of the First Ma.
tional Bank of Nogales accom-
panied the rail officials on the
West Coast trip, which will in.
clude Mazatlan, Sinaloa.
John B. Wright, prominent at.
torney at law of Tucson, has
been appointed United States at.
torney for Arizona, succeeding
Attorney Fritz Fl. Bernard, also
of Tucson. Mr.. Wright's host
of friends in Nogales will be
pleased to learn of his appoint
ment made by President Cool.
idge and confirmed by the United
States senate. No man in Ari.
IONA is more qualified to fill the
important position of United
States attorney, than John B.
Wright.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
A J0v6 K0TELEssfGEI :

most sem lesznek masak, mint "a
melyek a mutt k0telessegei vol
tax. S miutan az uj evben uj fu-
tasra kesziilink, inert hitiink AIT
tanitja, hogy: "Aki vegig hiven
kitart, az jutalmat nyer". Exert
futunk! vi erovel! vi reneny-
seggel vetjUk belle magunkat az
uj ev forgatagaba. Istenben BIZ
zunk es fels0 latosagokkal szem
ben legnagy BIB tisztelettel vi
selkedve, akko2 6szinten szolva,
mindenre elva ,yunk kesziilye.
Hissziik, 'hogy ez vi evben jobban
megerosbbodunk az egymas meg
erteseben, ismereteben es a szere-
tetben egyarant. Lobog6nkra csak
q regi kipr6balt draga jelszo ke-
riilt: Mindent nyerni, vagy min
dent vesziteni! - Krisztus ne
veert.''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
Az EGYHAZ VI
TISZTVISEL0T. :

A folyo h6 lien es 18-an tar
tott evi eigyhazkozsegi kozgyiile-
SINK az 1925-ik eyre a kovetkez5
testvereinket valasztotta meg el6l-
jaroknak: FGgordnok Bir6 And
ras, gondnok: Body Istvan, al
gondnok: Fabian Mihaly, penztar
'nolS: Macy JOSEF, ellen6r: Sebes-
tyen Albert, presbyterek: Kiss
Imre, Bordy Sander, Baba Jozsef
Baba Janos, Molnar JOSEF, Bir6
Josef, Shamu Gyorgy, Goczy Kal
man, Pal Istvan, Rothy Gyorgy
Bordy Gyorgy es Fonagy Janos
Ezen megvalasztott egyhazi tiszt.
visel6k az elmult vasarnapi koz-
gyiiles befejezese elott tettek lie q
hivatalos eskiit a lelkesz kezebe 6s
kezdettek meg egyhazi miAodesii
ket. Kerjuk az egyhaz tagjait
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
hogy az nj tisztviselokhoz forduL
janak mindenkor bizalommal min
den egyhazi iigyekben.
sZtjLETESNAP.

Kedves meglepetesben volt re-
sze multi szombaton este Marks
Istvannak ilusz esztend6s sziiletes-
napja alkalmab6l. Szereto testve-
re, Marko Ilonka Kossuth K0r-I
ben fenyes partyt rendezett tiszte-
letere, ahol magyar ifjusag szi-
ne-java megjelent.
Az elsorendii zenekar mHzsika-
ia mellett megindult a tame, maid
ejfelkor megrakott asztalokhoz te-
lepedett a fiatalsag, volt Oft min
den, amt szem, szam kivan. "a
fenyes kosztolas utan kezdetet vet
tex a nagyszerii tarsasjatekok III
zony hajnalt kukorekolt "a kakas,
mire a tarsasag szerte oszlott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
A PENzTARr FORGALOM :

,eljesen kielegito lkepet mutat az
esztend6 vegen, vagyis olyat, a
melyhez hasonl6 az egy,haz eddigl
elcteben meg sohasem volt es mel
lt meg olyan, amilyenre az elozo
esztend9 >kezdeten, amikor a del
kesz az egyhaz hivatalos vezeteset
megkezdte, mem igen szamltot-
tunk. Az 1923-ik evet Osszesen
$575.74 cent maradvannyal, mint
athezattal zartuk lie. Az 1924-lk
evben azonban az egyhaz tiszta
bevetele volt $3257.34, hozzaadva
EFT az athozathoz, az egesz evl
penztari forfgalom volt $3S33.OS
Az egyhaz evi rendes kiadasai, a
mclyb0l tcrmeszetesen az epiile-
TEX reparalasi k0ltsegei tetemes
5sszeget emesztett fel ICY kia
das S2473.S3-et tettek ki. S ICY &
maradvany 1924 dec. 31en $l359,
25, amely osszegbol $1,000
bankba helyeztetett kamatozas We
uctt, nrig tooJ.ao-r1 PcnAets-.
nok egyhazi csekk-szamlan kezell
/ AZ egyhaztanacsot a kllenc no
| nap alatt mindenben helyes ia
karekossag szelleme vezette. Ren'
XVIII kiadas csak a parochla kl
pat,irozasa IS festese, a kozpor
i ii fiites beallitasa a parochlan,
teurpiom IS parochia kiilso kites
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
IsTFNTIszTELETEINKET

mindenesetre attol a naptol, a
hogy lelkesz elfoglalta, aHomas
helyet - megtartottuk rajtok
egyhazunk tagjai mindenkor di-
cseretes szammal jelentek meg.
Egyhazunkban az elmult evben
volt k0rulbeliil 125 istentlsztelet
es Urvacsoraosztasunk volt OF
sz0r, amely alkalmakkor osszesen
55S-an jarultak a buzgo testvere-
ink scent asztalloz' l. ezen kiviil,
meg egyik szorvany teriileten, a
Mine No. son, haromszor oszta-
tottI lelkesz Urvacsorat es 10
buzgo testveriink cit az alkalma-
tossaggal. Ezen kiviil a varos terri
let6n ket beteg testverunk agya-
nal szolgalta XII lelkesz a sakra
mentumi scent jegNekket es igye
kezett az 0r0k elet vigasztald hal
zsamat csepegtetni a szenved1'
faidalmaira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
HIVEINK ADAKOZASA -

ez minden ,dicsefetet' megerde-
mel, miutan a penztari kimutatas
hitelesen igazolja, hogy testvere-
ink lcgnagyobb resze, leglnesz-
szebbmen6 es a legoszintebb MO
akarattal igyekezett, hogy mincl
nagyobb mertekben kivegye a re-
szet az egyhaz feniltartasanak ter
feibol. Ez kimutatas vasar-
napi megteh templom mellett leg
szebben bizonyitja testverviniS fitl-
seget, ragaszkodasat, buzgosagat
es szeretetet az egyhazzal szem-
ben. S remeljiik, hogy a mutt esq
tendoben megnyilvanult aldozat-
keszseg, buzgosag es az istentlsz
telet latogatasa mem fog lankad
nj, hanem meg inkabb nagyobt
mertekben emelkedni fog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
1898. JAtUAH' %.

Istennek adott ovoltabol es kegyelmebol isnet egy
6v mutt el egyhazunk torteneteb6l Kozgyiiesink egyk
focea hogy visszapllantson egyhaz emut eszter
dej6re aney visszapllantast jelen lelkesz jeentes
vegzi ell ter6szetesen csupan 1924 apris 1-ol dece-
Der 31g mutan jeeneg lelkesz aprils Len fogalta
c hvaalosan alloas helydt gylekezet tagjainak fe
le iranyulo bizalmabol.
Az elmult ev kilenc honapja nagyor is mozgalmas
Is nee meg ese1ne1yekben mnde el3z6 eszendoket fe
lmu6 gazdag esztendeje volt egyhazunknak Tobb oyan
doog kerilt vegleges entezes ala, aney egyhazuk o-
vend6jet nagyon is melyen frnt ugy hogy mutt evet
baran nevezhetuk Observation-Disclosures falrelli egyhaz
tobb mint hllsz ewes t0rt6neeben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
A NEPMOZGALMI
ADATOK -

>tatisztikai kimutatasa egyhazunk
kebeleben 1924-ik esztendoben a
lS6vetkez5kepen oszlik: keresztel-
tetett p gyermek, konfirmalta-
tott % gyermek, esketes volt 2, tc-
metes volt 9. ,Ez esztendoben sen
kisem teri at, tehat atteres mem
volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
AV[RbEGk
DRUG CO.
16 w. Federal St.
DEBROszKY ANDRAs

Youngstown legregibb magyar epit6
vallalkozoja. Mindenfele epitest bizto-
stick es legJobb feItetelek mellet.
elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlat3s,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki 6pitkez6shez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot es koltsegvetest. Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave-,
Youngstown. Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29
sZ0RVANYAINK.

szoRvANYAINK.
Alig vegezte be lelkesz az If
| iusagi K0r szervezeset, azonnal
/ Ilozzalatott a videken el0 magyar
Ireformatus testvereink lelki gon-
dozasahoz is, vagyis azoknak egy
csoportba valo t0moritesehez s
ilyen szorvanya nix vannak Sharps
villen es Mine No. 5-0n, ahol az
egyhaz lelkesze, az eloljarosag ha-
| t1rozata ertelm6ben, minden h6-
napban egy-egy istentiszteletet
tartott, amely stentiszteleti per-
/ sely penzek az egyhaz penztara-
hoz beszolgaltatak, ugyszinten az
oman befolyo tagsagi dijak is.
Meg kell emlit,nem AIT, hogy a
sz0rvanyaink negszervezese 6ta,
sharpsvillen nyolcszor volt isten-
tisztelet es onnm befolyt $224.4S,
ezzel szemben IL egyhaznak volt
4 kiadasa $780, mig Mine No. )
| On tizszer volt btentisztelet es ha-
romszor Urvacsraosztas es onnan
, befolyt $176.35, ezzel szemben az
egyhaz kiadasa volt beszolgalas-
: ert $66.72. Ez rilagosan "igazolja
AIT, hogy egyAzunk mem csak
hallgat6ja az ianek, hanem ter
jesztoje es a Kisztus orszaganal1
/, ieazi munkasa S miutan sz6rva-
: nyaink hitele1, buzgosaga teljes,
: aianlatos, hod egyhazunk ezt a
: munkat tovab3r 3ra is fenntartsa, ha
!, mind jart aldobtok aran isl?
j Az EGYHA3ANACs
) egesz even kd desztiil kello meger-
a ttsben munka kodott. Egy kis sur
: lodas azonbat az ev vege fel6
e megis elokeril, amikor az egyha1
K epiileteinek a liz ellen valo bebiz
t tositasarol, v$y nem biztositasa
u rol volt $40, miutan aklkor lett
& Observation-Disclosures az egyhaz je
IS lenlegi vagyda IA meg mindig ;
4 First Presbyterian esyhaz (Sha
FL ron, Pa nevel szerepeI = es azo,
J. a n6ven van tbekkonyvelve is -
e amely iigy elite;esere yonatkozo
2 lag a hivataloI tpesek az egyhaz
~ -.ss ellei ymao presbytere
k, 1924. dec 9-ens k0vetl1ez6 hata
II rozatot hozta aelkesz kerelm6re
g. "Upon statemlt and request Of
va Rev. f. A. Veey the trustees Of
1t. Presbytery we appointed to co
er operate with ecsey in looking
N into the quesin of charter ant
IN title of the operty of Farrell
,et Magyar Chul". Az egyhazffle
ak gyei gyiil6ser6szt vett ANITA
an Tstvan egyha jegyzo es jaeger
las Sandor presIPr. s miutan ha
leg tarozatbol kiiik vila'gosan, hogy
te- az egyhazmee az eg6sz iigyet
ny magaeva tcttsnnel fogva remel,
ze- iiik, hogy lei jovoben ezen k6-
ne nyes egyhaz7rtok iigy is teljes
kit tisztazast nythivek teljes meg
cyl a16nn1ecnra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29

tSoC, tSAnPiohoAdttl AC1y 1SOB ~
keritese, parochianak jardaval
valo koriilvetele volt, amely mum
kalatok tetemes 0sszeget emesz-
tettek fel, vagyis $79S.64-be ke-
riilt. Miutan az listen segedelme
folytaii a multi evben reank ha-
rainlott k0telessegeinket elvegez-
hettiik es rnelle meg AIT egy tete-
mes maradvannyal zarllatjuk lie,
vegtelen halasnak kell lenniink
listen irant es imadkoznunk kell,
hogy aldja meg enhek az esztendb
nek kezdetet es veget.
ISKoLANK
a lelkesz letelepedese utan azon-
nal hozzalatott vasarnapi es
hetkoznapi iskola megalapitasa-
hoz; vagyis megszervezesefez,
mely termesztesen ma mar egyik
szepen fejlod6 vetemenyes kertje
egyhazunknak, miutan a kilen ho-
nap alatt igyekeztii1ik a leheto
legnagyobb sulyt fektetni ARA,
inert jovend6 remenyseget
egye,liil csak gyermekeinkben keil
Iatnunk. Evk0zben hetk0zi (szom-
BATH es vasarnapi iskolank allan
ld6an miikodesben volt, amelyo-
ken gyermekek mindenkor szep
szammal es szeretettel latogattak,
Julius es augustus honapokban
mindennapos magyar nyari isko-
!, lat tartottunk, meg pedig ket tan
er6vel, hogy gyermekeink, xix lit
sziilettek es nevelkedtek, megta-
nuljanak magyarul .irni, olvasni
megismerjek Magyarorszag fold
rajzat, tortenelmet, hogy megta
} nuljak ismerni. becsiilni es secret
: nj edes sziileik nvelvet, vallasat
I nemzetet es hazajat is. A farrell
mindennapos nyari magyar isko
Y lank 50 n0vendekbol allott, mig ;
sharpsvillei iskolank 81 n0vende
* ket szamlalt, akil,nek reszer
4 szombatrol-szombatra tartottunl
d el0adast. Mem mulaszthatom it
) megemliteni AIT, hogy a vasarnar
,. iskolas n0vendekeink az istentis2
d tcleteket majdcsak mindig telJe
szamban latogatjak es minden va
> sarnap szebbnel-szebb enekekkt
L fiiszerezik, vagyis emelill isteI
d tiszteletiinket. Mem volna jelcnt;
, sem teljes, ha meg mem Jegyes
q mem meg AIT is, hogy vasarnaI
e. iskolas n0ve,.lsl-~;,,b :" s''' -,
tKInTrTeprn annyira kife jlodtel
Il. hopv a multi ev folyaman ma
o. t0bb alkalommal tartottak elo
a. dast. amely tetemes osszeggel gy
ld rapitotta egyhazunk penztara
IL Tartottak ket koncertet, oktob
n 6-Ikat, mint magyar nemzetl u
a nepelyt. fenyes keretek kozott ii
IS nepeltek meg es karacsonykor k
= eevfelvonasos szindarabot adt'
= el6. nelly miik0d6sukert melt
megerdemlik a gyiilekezet hal
elismereset eS az iskolanak m
nagyobb mertekben val6 feJlesz
senek "a felkarolasat. Karacso1
kor a gyermekek reszere igen s
pen sikeriilt karacsonyfa i'm
pelyt rendeztiink es mindenl
mega jand6koztunk Iskolank
tiszta maradvanya $26.S6-et t
Xxi.
IFJUsAGI K6R-
Tekinte, 'hogy gyermekek
vclesere vonatkozo intezkedes
befejezodtek, a lelkesz azon
hozzalatott az Ifjusagi K6r IN
szervczesehez, amely nem kis M
kat igtnyelt, miutan regi II
sagi K0r teljesen megsziint, vag
betegsegtlyzo etgylette alakult
ennelfdgva egy egesz vi seer
zetet kellett alakitanunk, amel
kitarto munkalkodas utan ma
hawaiian sikeriilt is mintegy 25
pito taggaf megalakitani az G
haz kebe1eben es ma mar dicse
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-29

sen. okvetlenil magunkeva kell
tenniink a reank k0vetkez6 tavasz
szal a templom felemelteteset es
akkor minden remenyiink valera
fog valni. Ada az listen, hogy
ugv legyen!
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27

At the weekly meeting of the New
Castle County Levy Court Tuesday
morning, the following tax collectors
were appointed to serve the several
hundreds for two years, beginning
June 1st: Appoquinimink hundred -
Benjamin Lockerman; Blackbird hun
dred, George d. Johnson; Brandywine
hundred, H. p. Hoskins; Chrstiana
hundred, James Ball; Mill Creek hun
dred, Thomas Vansant; New Castle
hundred, Harry p. Ahern; Pencader
hundred, E. D. Walton; Red Lion hun
dred, Claude Lester; st. Georges hun
dred, Charles S. Ellison, Jr.; White
Clay Greek hundred, J. Rankin Colm-
cry. All the new appointees are
Republicans. During the election Of
these officials, opposition developed in
Appoquinimink, Christiana, st. GeOrg-
es and Pencader hundreds, when the
present incumbents were put in nomi-
nation by Mr.. Truitt, Mr.. Hart and
Mr.. Stewart, and in Blackbird hun
dred, when the name of Mrs. James
Buckson, wife of the late James Buck
son, who was collector at the time of
his recent death, was suggested.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27

TrapshoOters throughout the state
of Delaware are looking forward with
eagerness to the annual Delaware
State Shoot, which will be held at
Bellevue, on June 4, 5 and 6, under
the auspices of the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association and the Della
ware State Sportsmen's Association.
Every effort is being made by the
officers in charge to make this years
shoot the biggest and best ever held
in this State A most attractive pro-
gram of events has been arranged and
trophies valued at more than $500
have been secured. The program in
cludes the State Championship event
of 200 single targets, which will be
shot all in one day, double target
championship, State Distance Handi-
cap, State team race, Professional
championships, class shooting and
various optional events. Amateur
Trapshooting Association rules will
govern this tournament and scores
will be included in the official records.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27

ESTATE OF AMANDA JONES. DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate of Amanda Jones
late of Blackbird Hundred. deceased. were
duly granted unto The Fruit Growers Ma
tional Bank of Smyrna the nineteenth day
of February A. d. 1925 and all persons in
debted to the said deceased are requested to
make payment to the Executor without delay,
and all persons having demands against the
deceased are required to exhibit and present
the same duly probated to the said Executor
on or before the nineteenth day of February
A. d. 1925. or abide by the law in this behalf.
Address
The Fruit Growers National Bank Of Smyrna.
Executor.
Smyrna. Delaware
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27

Mrs. Elizabeth Corey Diehl Vande-
grift, widow of Christopher John
Vandegrift, of near McDonough, who
died at Mrs. Allen Speakman's pri-
vate sanatorium at Claymont, had
been making her home in Middletown
for the past two years. She was a
daughter of the late William Diehl,
of near McDonough, and is survived
by a stepmother, and two brothers,
Albert c. and John C. Diehl, both of
McDonough.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
STATE AND PENINSULA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Brief News Items of People We Know
In and Around the Larger PENN
sula Towns and Communities

The University of Delaware Juniors
who are going to the military camp at
Plattsburg this coming summer are
receiving special instructions in rapid
fire target practice to enable them to
uphold Delaware's record in marks
manship at the camp. There will be
65 Delaware students at Plattsburg
this summer. Among them will be 60
juniors and five sOphOmores.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Subscribe for the Smyrna Times,
$3.50 year in advance.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1925
at / O'Clock P. NJ.


at 1 O'Clock P NJ.
At the late residence of the said Anna Lloyd
deceased on Union Street, in the Town of
Smyrna. Kent County, Delaware,
All that certain lot. piece and parcel of
land and premises. with frame dwelling and
attachments thereon erected, situated in the
Town of Smyrna, Kent County, and State of
Delaware lying on the western side of Union
Street in said Town, more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit beginning at
stake in the side of the gutter of Union
Street. aforesaid. and corner for lands form
erly of one James r. Clements and cunning
thence South 4715 degrees West 1873 feet to
fence corner for lands formerly Of said
Clements thence North Al - degrees West 30
feet to a corner for lands formerly of said
Clements thence North 4712 degrees East l3S
feet to a stake on the side of the gutter of
said Union Street. thence South 4l12 degrees
East 80 feet to the place of beginning, con-
tanning Also square feet of land, more or
less and being the same lands and premises
| granted and conveyed in fee unto the said
| Anna Lloyd by deed of Emily W. Spruance
and Mary +. Spruance (bOth single wOmen)
| dated October 10th. 1922 and of record at
| Dover in Deed Book G. Vol. II, Page etc.
| dwelling with attachments. House is in good
/ repair.
TERMS
20 per cent Of the purchase money is to be
| paid on the day of sale and balance on or
| before Saturday. June goth, 1925 at which
time the purchaser will receive a good deed
| in fee simple free and clear of all liens and
| encumbrances The percentage paid day
| of sale will be considered as part OF the pur-
| chase money if the other terms of sale are
complied with, otherwise will be forfeited fol
noncompliance as liquidated damages. IaNe'
for 1925 will be paid by the purchaser. Pos
session will be given Immediately upon ina
settlement being made.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
Executors Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
and PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned. Executor of Anna Lloyd
deceased. will expose to sale at public auction
or vendue on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-25
LE N GLEN
AN N EXESI
+ EAT U.RE.'
French Glrl'Beats Miss Ryan
at Wimbledon
Rice Loses.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WIMBLEDON, June 2Bs--MAirinR,
her first appearance in the singles
competition since she defaulted her
worlds championship last June.
Mile. Suzanne L1englen, the French
star, defeated Miss Elizabeth Ryan.
the former Californian. in the
British national championship tennis
tournament today. 60 and 60.
The French girls victory over the
player who had been ranked as her
most formidable rival in the tourna~
ment, was Just as easy as the scores
indicate. Her game also convinced
the critics and she Is in old form
and that II her health holds out she
is quite certain to win the champion
ship again.
In the first round Of the women'a
doubles, Misses P. M. and N. @. Rad
cliffe- Plat defeated Misses L. Dixon
and A. b. Townsend Of California.
at Ga and 60.
Lawrence Rice OF Boston was
eliminated in the third round Of the
mems singles by Brugnon, the
French player. The set scores were
6.1, Ga and 6-1.
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EIGHT REMAIN
Favorltes Eliminated In
Trans Mississippi Golf.
By Enitef PreAa

BY United Press
OMAHA. Neb., June 25.-After a
day featured by the elimination OF
favorites eight golfers remained to-
day in the gruelling S6-hole third
round in the trans-Mississippi golf
tournament at the Field Club here.
When the smoke had cleared after
Wednesdays first and second rounds
two ST. Louis players, Clarence
Wolfe and Frank Watts, remained in
the fray.
Iowa has three representatives,
Bob Mckee and j. o. Swick Of Des
Moines, and Arthur Bartlett, former
A. e. F. champion, Of Ottumwa.
DR.. w. Atkinson Of Minneapolis
and Sammy Scott OF Wichita, Kan,
also remain in the running, while
Omaha has one contender left,
Johnny Morris.
The feature Of Wednesdays play
was the elimination OF Champion
James Manion of st. Louis by his
teammate, Don Anderson, in the frs.
round.
Following were today's pairings:
Clarence Wolfe, St. Louis, played
John Q. Morris, Omaha, VS.. Bob Mckee
j, O. swick. Des Moines. VS.. S. Scott
Dr.. r. II. Atkinson. Minneapolis. vs..
Arthur Bartlett. Ottumwa. Iowa.
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Hill and Fitzsimmons were on
deck to do the pitching in the twin
attraction this afternoon. and Tribe
rooters were anticipating a long SEES
sion OF entertainment.
Wet grounds caused Wednesdays
Brewer-Indian contest to be post
poned, and while the Indians were
idle their third. place rivals, the Kan
sas City Blues, lost to the hustling
Colonies, and today Tribe, Blues and
Toledo Hens were tied for position in
the league race.
st. Paul. second-place club, also
lost Wednesday to the Hens and are
only a few points ahead OF Indians,
Blues and Toledo.
The Tribesmen have won three out
of the last four games and there is
some reason to believe the athletes
of Ownie Bush are about ready to
take out after" the speeding Louis
Vile club. At any rate, the players
think they still have a chance at the
pennant, and Indianapolis fans can
rest assured the team will battle and
hustle to stay in the running for
the championship.
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PROGRAM
AT FOR T
Al l. s { T
Forbes Takes Longs Place
MARINE, Shea's Oppon-
ent, Reaches City.

Harry Forbes, a main go" boxer
OF Columbus, Ohio, has been en-
gagged to meet Mickey Cone of Ko-
at FIT. Harrison next Tuesday. Billy
Long of Terre Haute, who was
originally scheduled to meet Cone,
sustained an injury early this week
that took him out Of the card. The
complete card for next Tuesday
nights show is as follows:
Eddie Shea. Chicago. VS., Tony Marine.
Brooklyn. N. Y: 40 pounds. Ten rounds.
Mickey Cone, Kokomo. vs.. Harry
FORBES, Columbus, Ohio; 11s pounds.
Nf tam feqo cri.chley, Kokomo. VS.. Soldier
Fields: Ft. Harrison; 125 pounds. Six
Louie Epstein. indianapolis. vs.. Eddie
Roberts. Indianapolis 115 pounds. Six
KsD NsSais IaSEsnGs bounds ch sdss
rounds.
Eddie Shea, who has been setting
things Oh fire around Chicago, and
who has run up a string Of con-
eecutive wins over such boxers as
Pete Sarmiento, Abe Attell Gold
stein, Joey Sanger, Ernie Goozeman,
Johnny Shepherd and Harold Smith,
will make his last ring appearance
next Tuesday night at the fort be-
fore his title bout with Champion
Phil Rosenberg in New York, July
is.
The little italian, whose real name
is Eddie De Nofrio, will meet Tony
Marine OF Brooklyn, who has been
meeting the best bantams in the
East with quite a degree Of success.
Marine has boxed Midget Smith,
Abe Attell Goldstein, Johnny Cur.
tain, Connie Curry, Johnny Mccoy,
Harold Smith and numerous other
top notchers. He Is Fl years old anc
has been In the game three years.
Marine arrived in this city this
morning and will train at the Arcade
gym.