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ALEXANDER SUSPENDED
Veteran Cub Hurler Feels Wrath OF
Manager Mccarthy.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16. -
Grover Cleveland Alexander, veteran
pitcher Of the Chicago Cubs, has
been indefinitely suspended for ap
pearing in the dressing rooms "out
of condition"
Manager Joe Mccarthy said Alex.
ander had been "out Of condition
several times" since an injury to his
arm had forced him out Of the game.
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Miss Dunn Far
Ahead of Field

Miss Elizabeth Dunn proved the
best of the women golfers in the In.
dianapolis Women's Golf Associa-
ton tourney completed Tuesday at
Riverside course. She had low gross
with 1877 and low net with 1853. AS
only one prize could go to each con-
testant, Mrs. Agnew received the
low net award with a 1853.
Miss Lennie Sharp turned in
second low gross score of 211.
Gross and net scores for the two
days play follow:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-16
JOCKEY UNCONSCIOUS

BU United Press
ASCOT, England. June 10
Jockey J. STREET., who was injured
Tuesday during the running OF the
Ascot Stakes, was still unconscious
today. The King and Queen, who
witnessed the accident, inquired
about his condition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-16
FLOWERS ON HAND

HW IWTtW ITfNH
NEW YORK, June 16-Tiger
Flowers has arrived here to COM
plete training for his bout with
Young Bob Fitzsimmons Friday at
Boyles Thirty Acres.
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EHMKE WITH MACKMEN
Veteran Pitcher Reports-Traded
for Heimach, Harriss, jacobson.

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, June 16.-Pitcher
Howard Ehmke of the Boston Red
Sox today reported to the, Phila-
delphia Athletics, who parted with
Pitcher Reimach and Slim Harriss
in addition to "BabydolP' jacobson,
outfielder, for him.
Jacobson was obtained from st.
Louis in exchange for outfielder
Bing Miller. The deal was con-
summated Tuesday night by Connie
Mack, Athletic manager, and Bob
Quinn, president Of the Red Sox.
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WEINERT WINS

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, June 16.-Charlie
Weinert of New York won the de-
cision in a ten-round bout with Pat
Lester of Arizona.
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THIRD ROUND OF TIMES
MEET AT SOUTH GROVE
Close Matches Feature Junior Golf Battes-TitIe Play Is
Scheduled for Thursday - Youths Display Skill.
By Dick Miller

With large and enthusiastic galleries following the third
round started today in The Indianapolis Times
nvtatona golf tourney being held the
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GREB VICTOR

BIZ United Press
WILKESBARRE, Pa, June 10
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh was
awarded the decision eyer Allentown
Joe Cans in a ten-round go.
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BIZ Times Special
ST. PAUL, June 16.-Acting Man
.ager Sticking of the Indians wore a
satisfied air today as he spent a holt
day with other Tribe FASTENERS. The
HOLSTERS took an afternoon off and
went out to see the Saints clash
with the New York Yankees in an
exhibition fracas.
Sticking piloted the, Tribe to an
other victory, to 1, over st. Paul
Tuesday and he knew that feat
would mean encouraging news to
Manager Ownie Bush, who is i'll In
Indianapolis.
Two Games Thursday
The game scheduled between In
dams. and Saints today has been set
back in the schedule and will be
played when the Indians make their
third visit to st. Paul. There viii
be double.header Thursday, after
which the Hoosiers will journey 20
Kansas City.
When the Tribesmen were here in
April one game was rained and
frozen out, and it will be played off
in the twin bill Thursday.
The Indians made it two straight
in this series over the Saints when
they captured the Tuesday tilt in a
battle Of thrills. The winners got
only FIVE hits off Pipgrass and the
locals got only eight off Wisner.
St Paul scored one run i'm the
third on walk to Hoffman, a
passed ball and a single. No more
runs were registered until the ninth.
when the Indians obtained two,
enough to win.
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INDIANS IDLE TODAY;
DOUBLE BILL THURSDAY
Tribe Stages Wild Finish and Cops Tuesday Fray to
Saints Fill Bases in Ninth.

1t was ladies day" and about
1000 fans were present, and the ex.
citing finish had the crowd hysterl-
cal.
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The fororn Phillies rose against their
oppressors and took game from Chicago
to / No home runs were made in
the encounter. an unusual feature at the
PHILADELPHIA park.
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in rst p piaee FROM the Pirates lower
down. The Giants. are only three and
one.half games behind the leaders. Six
National League teams have 500 or
more. and Boston, in seventh place. is
playing fast, heady ball.
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Tribe Wins in Ninth
Lar hatted for Wera I'M ninth

Farquhar batted for Vera IN ninth.
&. Paul s... .'... 88Y go 886-i
Two. base hit-wannnger. saernee--
Munsou. stolen bases-Scking, Wade
Hartley to Holke. Left on bases--Indian.
apois 3 St Paul, q. Bases on balls.
BY Pipgras. o Passed ball-Hartley.
Umpires--Murray and Connolly. Time
100
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pOn6Q, QOuDl6-nedQeF 1AurSudy
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Chicago.
Only game scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
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Hargrave.
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Be MeiOfKE s4r R RsFattnsI Lee Miller Buckeye
Wash Washington -. S99S 5 5qS S SSS?9-1 3 Z
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Schalk.
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Elnlxe, Castor. tBischoff: Stoner, =, Glib
son, Cooper, Smith, Jones' Manion' Wood
all.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati go. 600 100 100
New York -. 600 DOL IT,
Mays. Picinich; Ring, Greenfield. Snyder.
Florence.
BrookIyn ~. 900 900 000-0 8 o
sherdel. o'Farrell; Vance. Ehrhardt.
Hargreaves.
Chicago 9o9o 0 019 99o-I1 u !
jones. Gonzales; Mitchell. Piercy. Hen
line.
Pittsburgh at Boston; wet grounds.
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The Giants third straight victory
over the Ieague-leading Reds featured
Cincinnati to three hits and the New
Workers. won. to 2; As the ROBINS
Graw's team pulled up into a tie for
fifth place with Brooklyn.
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Detroit took seesaw battle from the
Red sox winning; IS, 8: by, scoring three rec
former Detroit hurler. was banged for
fourteen hits by the Tigers.
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Sherdell pitched shut-out ball for St.
Louis and DazZy Vance, former premier
National League pitcher, was forced to
accent another defeat.
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Wet grounds cancelled the Pittsburgh
Boston engagement.
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OOuU1 OlONC
Ten players were left in the run
ming for the championship and six
for the consolation fight title at
start Of play today Final matches
will be played Thursday.
Championship flight matches this
morning were: Merriam VS.. Pot
tage, Wenzel VS.. Brady, Wade VS..
F. O'Brien, Stone VS.. Ewing, and
f. Wenzel VS.. Price.
The five winners were to draw and
termine who IS the fourth member of
the emi-final flight. The semi finals
will be played Thursday morning
and the final match Thursday after
noon.
The finals in the consolation fight
will be played Thursday morning.
Sensational Golf
The games played by the youthful
club wielders bordered on the SEN
sational at times Tuesday. One of
the feature matches Of the day ended
late Tuesday, when Wade defeated
Heinlein, one up on the nineteenth
hole. after overcoming dormie four
Heinlein, who plays at the Country
Club, sprang into the limelight from
nowhere, when he eliminated Pol
lock, in the first round match play
Pollock had finished second in the
qualifying round with an "a.
Heinlein drew a stiff opponent in
Wade, who is picked by many to be
the tourney winner. but the little
fellow took up his task without a
word. battling for every hole, gain
ing the monicker, Silent Henry
When the pair reached the four,
teenth hole he was four up on
Wade.
Wade Victor
The strain of trying to win each
of the next four holes to clinch the
match was too much for Heinlein
and he cracked. Wade won the next
four holes and squared the match
on the eighteenth hole with a long
putt.
On the nineteenth green with both
on in three lying alike, and with
puts of a foot and a half to make
Heinlein trimmed his and the bal
stopped an inch away. Wade
dropped his shot and the match was
over. Both players were cheered by
the gallery that followed.
Merriam, who shot low score In
the qualifying round, continued his
sparkling game and won botf
matches by overwhelming scores
He shot near par golf. Ewing alst
came through with topheavy viz
| tories.
Price came back after trailini
Wildey to the seventeenth hole
where the match was squared. anC
gained victory on the eighteenth
hole when Wildey shot an approach
that struck the poplar tree ant
bounded back.
Several of the consolation fligh
matches went to the nineteenth hol'
for settlement and the individual
scores were exceedingly low.
Second Round Scores
Scores Tuesday in second rount
championship flight:
| T. Brady drew a bye.
Merriam defeated Munro. 9 and 7.
Pottage defeated Yount. l UP on nine
| tenth hole
Bob Wenzel defeated Roy Mason,
and g..
NJ. Stone defeated Beeson. 4 and 3.
! n. Ewing defeated Ralph Mason,
| Richard Wenzel defeated Cahill. and 9
Charles Price defeated oren Allen.
:, Mel Wade defeated Heinlein. UP OIL
| the nineteenth hole.
O Brri end def E3it. s Conner aad
! 'Nickloff defeated Nollin. and 2.
RAIDER defeated Ameter. up.
Devany defeated Levi and 6.
Marshall defeated Hickman. and 3.
Craigle defeated Coddington. l up.
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Abbreviq tions-,(R) Riversidee CottiInt;
Grove: III, Indianapolis: (M). Meridian
Hills; [B( Broasdm1o9r: PR) Pleasant
vile.
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Cleveland dropped from second to
fourth because Of a defeat by, the Ath-
hits. The victory put Philadelphia in
third place
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Baseball
Calendar
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGJ
GAMES TO-DAY

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS at St. Paul game post
poned; double-header Thursday.
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With the Majors

The smuggling Yankees evened their series
with the st. Louis Browns Tuesday after
noon, winning the fourth game, 8 to l:
Babe Ruth sat on the bench, because of
his injured knee. and watched Tony Lag
zeri hit a home run.
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The Hugmen are now ten games in
front of the Chicago White Sox. who
can League at the expense of the Sena:-
tors. Red Faber was in rare form and
let Washington down with FIVE scattered
crew made four counters on six hits.
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FRI Kings are picking up in
/ the western tennis cham
[ OiOnShioS RI he ha1d at
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PLAY STARTS In BRITISH OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
NTIRRIN''
DOPE
By VEDDER, GARD
A GREAT WORK

-7OUNGSTERS aren't bad.
Y Many times they are just
neglected and drift into
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Chicago.
Only game scheduled
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

zef Ludrofsky Soc a Jan J. Kara
bin 81, spolu $17.OO.
Andrej Rozum, Columbus, O.,
poslal sbierku, ku ktorej prispe-
il: Amdrej Rozum $1.25, Jan Pin
ter 5 manzelkou 81, Mrs.. 10th
25c, Mr.. Bayer 25c a Mr.. Gado-
hes 25c, spolu $500.
Anton Vojtkovsky, nct. Odbo-
ru II MSS v Mt. Peasant, Pa
posal "a seba ST a "a Odbor $5
spolu $500. Spolu $4,000.
Prenaska predoslych vykazo,
$ll1.93. Suhrn $153.93.
PAN Bob vam zapat pozeh
maj vas vase dlahe rodinIky!
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VEL'KY oHEN v TEPLICKE.

60 domov 'ahlo pop0lom OBJ
ci Teplicke, pri Ziline leziacej,
jednej nedele koncom novembra.
L',rd boil v kostole a kym sa dad
do hasenia, dedina ma troch mie-
stach horela. Skoda obnasa vyse
miliona korun. Dedina poskytuje
hrozny dbraz nest 1astia. Statok
sa potuluje pod hol!m nebom,
vaossina domov je zniaena, l'udia
nariekaju bedakajl, zmatok a
zilfalstvo zmocnilo sd temer cele-
ho obyyatel 'stva. Mnohym poho-
relcom zostalo len to, co mali ma
A;be V kostole. Ohen povstal V
sitddole rol 'nika Diungela ne-
znamej prfciny.
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Drobne ohla$ky
LACNoTY!

Vel,mi fajny 6 Mbovy dom so
vsetkymi pohodliami, tvrde dre-
vo, lot 6Ox1a0, dlazdena Utica, "a
$565O.OO.
6 izbovy dom 2 izbovy domok
na jddnom lote 5Ox150, duplova- :
ny garadk, vsetky pohodlia, na
East Side, cena $55OO.0O. $1,000
hotavydh. Rentuje sa ia $500
rnesacne. Vyborny investment a
fajny domov.
Ma Steelton, 5 izbovy dom, ci-
uentovy drajv a duplovany ga
radz, usetlayl pohodlial $4,000
ma l'ahke splatky.
Mann al ine majetky ma predaj.
Ked' mienite kupit', prosiln "a
volate ma.
ADOLPH KESSLER,
602 First Natl Bank Bldg
Telefon 39567
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z GRADoVNE TAJoMNiKA
SLOW. LIGY.
KDEzE STE, KDE?

kol lkokol 'vek raz blMi sa Ste
dry vecer Wdy 81 vzdychnem a
poviem: Kdeze ste krasne dmi
detinstva mojho, dni radosti, bla
ha, st 'astia dusej nlojejg! Kdeze
ste kde zlate easy detstya moi
ho, vsiitorA4h s.. nadsenost on a
detinskou zvedavost 'ou ocaka-
val som tilzeny Stistlry vecerg O.,
jak ohtiyo a tl1obne by som vas
chcel nazpat privolat Ale... PRAY
da, ami vtedy neznal som bohat-
silva, 'bla|hob!stll; mojich tuzob
vrcholom bolo kus belsieho chile
bitta, niekol ako jtbleek cries
kov. NeNedel som ami v case de-
tinstva m6siho, co je pohodlie, co
je rozkos, slast a pozitok, Zil
SOM matkou V chuMlobnej cha
lupke predsa -ttnm ia tou de-
tinskou dobou. Preco? Preto, re
som v tom case nevedel 0 zlobe
sveta, nezmal nepriatel "a. A dnes?
Kde sa len ohliadnem vsade vi
dim krlHe strapenychs opuste-
nl7clk rodakov, ktoryeh man2ol-
ky, dietlly blrttd mat smutny Ste
drys vecer Ntbude stronceka,
ami orieskov; nebudd sa mat 5
kEm potesit', lebo otecko tila sa
IA skyvou chleba pc cudzme.
Nuz bratia drahi, sestry mile,
proklm vas, ktorf obdareni ste
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YouNasrowNsKE sLovENgKE KoYINY

celnosti opaku. Snad' prave pre-
to bol rozcleneny vstup ludovej
strany do vladneho tabora 70 dve
epochy: strana totiz napred sa
stala neorganizovanym clsnom
vac6iny a len po ujednani urci.
tych podmienok lcastni sa vo
Wade. KaHdopadne vsak zllame-
ma prechod vyllranenej opozi.
Gle a negacie k pozitivnej cinno.
.sti prospech niclen pre- celkovy
Stat, ale i pre- Slovensko, ktore
potrebnje vlivnych zastupcov svo
jich zaujmov v dstredi statnom
a vsade tam, kde sa rozhoduje 0
veciach a probldmoch nielen ma
rodneho a politickeho, ale no.
spodarskeho, socialneho osveto-
veho zivota. v dnesnej majorite
vladnej najdd l'udaci svojich pri
rodzenyah spojencov (?) v stra-
he lidovej, ta!klze mozu 1Gel-
nejsie a beapecnejsie nez sami,
uplatnovat' $ nou spolu svoje ma
cory potrebS nabozenske. V
sucinnosti ale so stranami ces.
kymi budl mat j politici Judo.
vej strany pfilezitost' presved-
/ cit sa, ze vsetky vrstvy repre-
zentanti ceIsleho politickeho ia
bora majii nprimne prianie, ably
sa viedlo Slovensku dobre, ably
sa citil slovensky narod V repub
like spokojnym, lebo tym zyacs
sa jej vn1torna sila a zaroven "a
hranicny vyznam celej republiky
(Pozn. red.-Teda l'udaci pre-
dsa su ked' ME iiplne, aspon po
lovicne vo vlade a koniec- -konco,
bude, ze sa stann jej plnopravny
mi plnozavaznymi clenmi.)
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.vykaz obetujucich a darov cd IL.
do 18. decembra 1926.

Anna Sheets, Ambridge, Pa.
$500, Jan Dobrak, Streator, Ill.
$1.0O, Odbor 116 MSS. " Etna,
Pa $500, Andrej Schneider, V
Clarksville, Pa. $1.00, Jan Valen-
elk, Gladstone, New Mex. $500,
A. Kolaar, Kingston, Pa. S1.M.
Jozef Babinetz, Southington,
Conn. $1.00,
M. J.. Lawrenc, Greensburg,
Pa. postal sbierku lu ktorej pri-
spell: Odbor 54S MSS. So, Pavel
Bcrlas 81, Pavel Hanyo soc, Jan
MihIalik soc, Jan Krisko ST., Ste
fam Matyas 25c, Michal Polak 81
Pavel Hanko 25c, Jozef Puskar
25c, Jan Baran 25c,~ Michal KIs-
sell 25c, Jozef Mitrik mi. soc, Bo-
nifao Myers SOC, Jan Cindric 25c
FIR. Lojek 25c, Rudolf Smorada
soc, Jozef Kl.ivus soc, Andrej L,l
kan soc, Jan Bakes 5Oc, Jan Mi
hald soc, Andrej Ribar mi. 25c
Stefan Surovy 25c, M. j. Law
rene soc, Jam Makarsky 25c, 10.
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L'UDOVA STRANA AKO STRA
MA VLADNA.

Praha, 4. dec. ct. o. SINE po
rozpoctovej debate po odhlaso-
vanl rozpoctu, htore nam poskyt-
! 10 iasny obraz a snad i defini-
tlvny o rosvrstveni politickych
stran V parlamente. So stanoyi-
ska Slovenslxa najdolezitejsou u.
dalost 'ou pritomneho parliament
neho obddhia je bezaporna iicast
pudovej strany aktivnom poll
ticlkom zivote, ktora iste vyvr-
choli ysttlpenim l'udovej strany
do plaidy Bude sa to Javit ME
len politickom postupe l'udo-
yej strany, ale je nadej, ze bude
mat to priaznive ucinky pc
stranke konsolidacii pomerov ma
Slovensku. Kto sledoval vyvin
politickych pomerov na Sloven-
slu, nie je, iste prekvapeny zme-
nou fronty l'udovej strany jej
primknutia sa ku stranam vlad,
nym. ..'~E s-.s~.-s
L 'udova stiana nlolrla byt' v
opozicii a vycerpavat' sa opozic-
| nou cinnost 'ou dotial dokial
boIa stranoll malou a pomerne
so stalym kadrom volicstva. Ako.
nahle ysak vyrastla stramu sill
MI a S volicstvom roznorodym
ste.imomerne zvacSoyala sal i jej
! zodpovednost stupnoval, sd Ia
roven tiez narok ma jej politickil
a diplomaticlal clbratnost X to.
mu ovsem lz nestacila iba pnha
kritiksa a negacia. Musela najpry
!, hi 'adiet'. ably sa sucastnila kon
struktfmej prace dosiahla pa
| tricneho vlivu vo vlade a ma sta
tnu sprawl a tym ia smer poll
tiky vladnei. TO bolo vsak moz
ne len sEojeni so sItranami OBJ
i lobnS1ch rd j CIV. Ne'bolV to ale
strany opoziene, hlasaillce kom1
nizmlls a nemucllo-mIad 'arskii ir
redentu, ale strany v;cSinovehc
bloku, ktory, dlia vsetkeho, MI
| je iba prechodnym zjavom, all
organizaciou, ktora ma bezpec-
MI zaruku dIhsieho trvania. Al
ncchceli> l'udaci preafvat,. d al
sich hladovych rokov, musel
najst most, ktory by ich zavie
dol na druhy 'breh, ia breh iTod
ny tym i prospesny pre- volic
stvo a zaujmy l'udoyej strany
Ze prechcd nebol snadnym, MOI
me 81 to vysvetlit' uz i samyn
fyzickym za|konom sotrvacnosti
ktory plati tiez V politike. Lebe
DO mnohe roxy recnici a noviny
l'udovej strany hlasaly spasu ,
nairo1hodmd kom a naJradikal-
nejsom odpore proti Prahe a j
4 pochopitel me, ze neIbolo snadnt
! presvedait' obec .veriaclah 0 i
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MA PREDAJ
cIsTOKRVNE sLIEPKY
N0sNICE
NasledOyu1ch plAmien:

\ :
Barron pdvodu biele Leghorns, Ever
lay povodu hned6 Leghorns, Thomp-
sons Barred Rocks, Owens alebo
Tompkin s Rhode Island Reds, biele
Rocks >alebo biele Wyandotte, $1.25
"a jednu.
Pat '-mesacne kury z horcudanych
pleanien, po el.0o, skoro bndd niest'.
Mladi kohGti dorastli, po So jeden.
Kohut zdarma pri objednani jedneho
tuetu slicpok alebo Wac.
Biele Leghorn kureiatka, 1915 "a sto.
Brown Leghorn kurciatka, So "a sto-
Barred Rock kurciatka, $11 "a sto.
Rhode Island cervene kurciatka, $40
"a sto.
Biele Rock kurciatka, $12 "a sto.
Biele Wyandotte kureiatka, $11.5O
"a sto.
Vsetky sd cistokrvne toho p6vodu,
ako je udane.
My pestujeme sami rasu hydinu a
sme vel mi opatrni pri vyberani vajee
ma, liahnutie. "a uspokojenie YAM ru-
Cine.
My platime postovn6 poplatky "a do
pravu kurciat expresne poplatku "a
lopravu sliepok.
Rucimc, ze hydina bude vam z:ya
I dodana.
The Fulghum Hatchery
GIRARD, OHIO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
Ma predaj

49 akrov North jackson ma
dobrej ceste, 5 izbovy dom a bar
na. Cena $4,000.
Al akrov North jackson, na
dobrej ceste. 6 izbovy dom, dobra
barna. Cena $55OO.O0.
60 alarov, na dobrej ceste, Sc
verne cd Youngstown. 7 izbovy
dom $ lallpelnou a forncsom. w
borna mliccarska barna. 5 akroy
ovocneho sadu. Vsetka ilroda, sta
tok q stroje. Cena $96OO.OO.
Ma Smith IS Corners. Dya akre
v ovocine. Jeden tri izbovy domok
a Jeden diva. izbovy. Cena $425O.
Malo hotovych treba.
r. g. WASH COMPANY
2l3 Terminal Bldg. Tel. 1886.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24

pozemskymi statkami a netrplte
nildzu: Stedrt vecer vzpomente
ma tie iibohe a llddzne slovenske
rodiny V Ku|be Kanade. Nasle-
luite krasny pr1klad obetavosti
tych svojich bratov sestry, kto-
II ma dotydnu sbierku prispeli.
Pompzte dl'a moznosti svojeti
Dokazte, ze. vo vasich srdciach
zije cit 'aldsky a laska k syojeti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
FRANCUZsKA LIMA PREsTA.
HOVALA SVOJU URADOVNU

Pittsburghska kancelaria Fran
ctlzskej Linie, doteraz nachodiaca
sd v {. 1113-14 damon Bank
Bldg, odst 'ahuje svoje kancela>
rie pc l. januari 1927 do
UNION TRUST BUILDING ..
521 CRAM tnsiaeet
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tuna Mr.. Cochran a jeho stab
da poradu a yNsvetlenia vset-
kom. co sd cestovania do kraju
a kraJu tNka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
Ma predaj

4 izbovy dom gazom elektri-
nou, pri poulicnej kare, na South
Side. Cena $4,000. $1,000 hotovych.
5 izbovy dom 3 izbovy dom
ma jednom lote. Tiez miesta pre-
este jeden dom na tom lote, ktory
meria 50x2OO. Vsetly zlepsenia
dnu a vyplatene. Bllzko mad ar
skeho rim. kat. kostola. Cena jc
$295O. 800 hotovy1ch.
Ma Sherwood Ave. 6 izbovy
moderny dom. Vsetky zlepsenia.
Cena 100000. Ma splatky.
Stop "a Sharon Line. 5 izbovy
dom, vo vybornom stave, korne-
rovE lot. Voda, elektricke svetlo,
fornes a cimentevana pivnica. Ce-
IA $500. $500 hotovych. Tiez 4
izbovy dom, celkom novy. Ccna
1880. $500 hotovych.
~ rrAcry rynnsnAHrx,
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-05
BOYS CUT ENGINE OFF
NO. AT KINGMAN

Within few hours after the un-
coupling of Santa Fe train No. Z
early Sunday morning, while the train
was making 60 miles per hour west
of here, Frank Beilanzula and Jesus
Remerez were in the custody of
Sheriff w. P Mahoney of Mohave
county. The train uncoupled is the
fast mail train of the Santa Fe.
The two young men are from
Greeley, Colo, according to the re-
port of officers.
The speeding engine was slowed
down. as soon as the engineer found
that it had been uncoupled and the
cars came to a halt some distance
down the track from where they were
uncoupled.
The men later held escaped at the
time, but description of them was
secured, according to officers. Short
" afterward they we're arrested by
Mohave county officers.
County authorities announced that
they will be tried at the next session
of the superior court.