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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-09
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
MEGBIZHAT0 CEG,
A Youngstown Auto Body Co.
magyar testvereink figyelmebe
ajanljuk.

Az auto Macy elterjedettsege
no meg Observation-Disclosures k0.
vetkezt6ben nagyon sok magyar
testveriinknek van ma mar sza.
guido 0rd0g szekere. Akinek au-
toja van, annak bizony baja is
van avval. Az egyik magyar ga
rage-ban hatalmas Hupmobil Sc.
dan, vagy Stearns pof6g, mask
kis magyar otthon elott egy kis
Ford ontja magabol fiist0t. Ha
bal t0rtenil a kocsival, oft all q
Macy kerdes, hova yigyiik All
mdgreparaltatni?
E sorok irojanall az elmult h6.
napban 0sszet0rtek teliescs a ko.
csijat, mar-mar feladta minder
remenyet, 'amikor cszebe iutott
hogy varosunkban van egy pom
pas magyar vallalkozas, ahol ma
jommirigyekkel beoltjak kocsit
S megfiatalodik az oltast0l. UgN
is tortent, az eltor0tt kocsi helv6-
be, olcs0 penZ6rt, uiat varazsolt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
SZEP MULATSAG.
A Kossuth K0r Valentine baliar
nagyszamu magyarsag volt
egyiitt.

Szombaton januar 30.-an este
magyar muzsikat6l volt hangos a
kossuth Kor regi nagyterme, Va
lentine balra, sep magyar mulat
sagra j0tt 0ssze testvereink apra-
ia-nsI2yja. Hangulatos, kedves le-
folyasu volt az egtsz este, kezdet.
tol-vfgig, a legszebb. rendben
megertesben folyt le ez az ameri-
kai eredetii bali est.
Farkas Bella Clevelandb0l varo-
sunkba telepedett zenckara ez al
kalommal bevaltotta a bandanal
elolegezett bizalmat, szepen, sziv-
hez sz6loan huztak faradhatatla
nul. Ejfelig tartott mulatsag.
maid gazdag emlekel1 egesz sora-
val teri nyugov0ra mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

ilyen estnek milyen nagy jelent0-
sege S fontosgaga van. Az est nap-
jat6l meg tobb mint k6t het va
laszt Ell benniinket, azonban mar
most nagyban folyik mtisor osz-
szeallitasa. A nagy esemeny kOz-
pontjaban dir. Polya Laszl6 all, a
kinek az est alkalmaval tartand6
amerikai-magyar kerdesekkel fog
lallxozo felolvasasa, igazi iinnepe
fogja avatni az estet. A miisor
minden egyes szama elsorangu
lesz, batran merjiik allitani, hogy
jobb, szebb Is nemesebb szorako-
zasban meg mem volt resze 9 ma
gyarsagnak. Helybeli els6rangu
erok fellepten Xviii, youngstow-
nj szereplok igazan nagyon erts7
kes es elsorangu szamai gazdagit-
jak maid a miisort, ugy, hogy ez
a kultur egtely, igazi magyar iin-
nepnek igerkezik.
A reformatus iskolateremben
lesz megtartva ez a kultur estely,
ez azonban nem jelenti AIT, hogy
azcn csak reformatusok lehetnek
jelen. Kifejezetten kivanjuk hang
sulyozni, hogy ez kultur est, min
den magyar szamara kesziil, min
den magyar szivesen vart latott
vendeg lesz ezen az estsn.
Magyar szamokhol lesz osszeal-
litva mIsor, magyar tehetsegek
orGkszepsegi alkotasai kelnek
szarnyra oft. Hissziik es tudjuk,
hogy ennek nagy magyar ese-
menynek a hire, eljut mindeniive,
magyar kunyhoba, palotaba $
ezen az esten 0sszeforr a magyar
sag. u
Dicseretes dolgot cselekszik a
farrelli magyar reformatus egy-
haZ ennek az estnek megrendeze-
sevel, azok a magyarok pedig, a
Xix ere az estre elzarandok0l-
max, az orokke elo magyar virag-
csokorbol szaggatnak lie maid
egy-egy agat, hogy hazat5rve, ott-
honukhan apoljak, ont0zgessek
ait. Mert bizony, mondom, hogy
ez a virag egy eleten, nemzede-
ken keresztil nyilik, ujabb, szebb
viragokat halt, ha van condos
k@z, mely ontozgeti, nyesegeti, fel
to gonddal apolgatja. Muskati vi
ragos magyar ablakok viragba
ratteno bimbozasa, vi agak hajta-
r sa; riigyfakadas lesz ez az este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

cz a ceg.
Akinek elt0rik a kocsijat, body
fender, radiator, vagy akarmi.
lyen javitasra van sziil1stge, "a;
bizalommal kercsse fel Youngs.
town Auto Body Cot, S3l Mar
ket ST., telefon 3923l, ahol az.
ntan magyar szoval mondhatja
ell, hogy milycn javitasra var
sziiks6ge. A vallalat tulaidonosai
Mez0 Kalman es Molnar Lajos
k0zismert magyar emberek, akiB
minden tekintetben megerdemlil,
a magyarsalg tamogatasat es part.
fogasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
J0L sIKERtjLT,

hangulatos party szinhelye volt
vasamap delutan a Keresked6k
es Tparosok K0renek Madison
Ave.-n lev0 klub haza. A fiatalsag
adott talalkat egymasnak ezen a
delutanon, hogy kedves, meghitt
k0rben t0lts0n ell par orat ismer
je meg egymast.
Akik oft voltak ezen a kede-
Ives delutanon, azok sep emile
kek kiseretdben tavoztak hi
silk, 'hogy meg sokszor lesz alkal-
muk 6sszejonni, hogy az egymas-
k0zti baratsag, mqgertes "gyon-
ge viragat" apoljak, nyesegessek
: 0nt0Zoessek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
Az OREG EGYLET GYULEST
TART
Tisztviselo valasztas 1esz.

Fcbruar Ten, vasarnap del
utan ket oral kezdettel, a reforma
tls tempIom alatti gyiiltsterem-
ben tartIl meg rendcs havi ossze-
j0vctel6t az ElsG Magyar Bs. Egy
let. A taooll keretnck, hogy lehe-
t6leg tcljes szamban jelenjenel,
meg, aki hatralekos, az tartsa k0-
teless6g6nck tartozasanak ki-
egyenliteset.
A januar havi gyjilesen china
lndt, tagok kis szama kovctkcz
teben, a tisztvisei& valasztas. Va
sarnap valasztjuk meg tehat az III
tisztikart.
Az Greg Egylct vasarnapi eyii-
lessen fontos targvsorozat varja a
tagsagot, eppcn exert fontos len
ne minden egyes tag jelenlete.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
VERHOVAY 1O8.

Beteg tagjaink nevsora k0
vetkezo:
Balogh Janos (62 Oneta ST.
Kovacs Ferenc as Parnell ST.
Vakarcs Sandor (CanonsbuEg
Pa.), Pisak JanoS (303 Emery
ST., Csomo Menyhtrt Obi SO
Iazelwood Ave), 02v. Hank6 Mi
halyn6 go Fairvicw Ave, Eas
Youngstown), Hank6 Mihaly CSC
Fairvicw Ave, f. Youngstown
Bobis Gy0rgy (1S0S f. Madison
Ave.)
Betegstg a titkarnal jclenten.
do, kinck cine All Kyle ST., telc.
fonszam 620SS.
Gregosits JOSEF,
ideiglenes titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

A balon sokan, sz6p szamban
voltak, megis, vaflhogy hianyzott
oman Macy csomo magyar. Kar,
hooy mem ,nagyobb az 0sszetartas,
megertes sorainkban. SOk ma
gyar testveriink, angol balba ment
inkabb szombat este. Pedig ezen
a Valentine balon, jobban mula-
tott vOlna. an
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

Nagyszabasu nagyjelentosegii
magyar esemenyrol adunk hirt ez
alkGlommal. A farrelli reforma-
tus egyhaz februar 20.-an, szom-
baton este DIR. Polya Laszlo tisz-
teletere, kultur est5lyt rendez.
az est hiret mindeniitt 0rom
mel fogadiak azok, akilz tudata-
ban vannak annak, hogy egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
HIREK
KULTUR EsTELY.

A reformatus egyhaz nagyszaba-
su kultur estelyt rendez januar
2O.-an az iskola teremben-Az es.
telyre hivatalos minden magyar
Az est keretsben iinnepli DIR. Pc.
Iva Laszlot a magyarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
\ HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0l

Xxi Macy farsangi mulatsagon fog
JON keZet magyar a magyarral
kovesse ki-ki szive szavat, szan-
d6kat akkor,, azon este, minden
magyar haz iircs lcsz, a lakoi oft
lesznek a Moose Hallban. U1oy le-
gyen... fN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
A KOSsUTH K0R SZINIEL0.
ADAsA Macy ERDEKL0 OLDEST
Walt XII.
Febru6r 14.-en, vasarnap este a
legjobb szerepl6k egy pompas da-
rabban bizonyitjak be tudasukat.
A "Veres ember' el6adasa igaz
esemsnynek igerkezik.

Aki ismerGs a szinhazi vilaggnl,
a szinre keriil6 darabokkal, az
tisztaban van azzal, hogy cgy da-
rab sikeret sok mindent6l kell
iigg0ve tenni. A legjobb darab
is megbukhat, ha rossz az el0-
adas, ha a szereplGk mem alIanak
, hivatasnk magaslatan. Viszont
cgy rossz daraibot is sikerre tud
vinni, a szintszck miivtsM jate-
ka, nemes igyekezetc s az. hogy
valo eletet adnak szerepcikIbcn.
A k0z0nseg izleset0l is sok fiigg
azntan, lehet a darab is, a szine-
seek egyiittese is, kitiin6 - meg
is a darab mcgbukik, inert nom
tetszik semmikep a k0z0nsegnek.
Sok darabban volt allzalma ma
gyarsagunknak az ut6bbi ev TO-
lyaman gN0ny0rkodni, hatalmas
valasztek all el0ttiink, a hivatasos
6s mikedvel6 szineszel1 egy j0
csom6 darabot, egy csokorra va
10 viragot hoztak elenk - mind
eek tudataIban meg is batran
merjiik allitani, hogy a "Veres
ember' minden eddigit is feiil
fog maid mulni. A darab kitiin6,
frappans jelenetei, mesejenek val
tozatossaga, 0tletes fordulatai,
mind arra szolgalnalz, hogy a k0
zons6gct valosal9gal oda bilincsel-
je minden erzekevel mindcn 6r-
ztsevel a darabhoz. A darab fell
tftleniil tetszeni fog.
Az cl6adas siker6nek masodik
fontos kelleke, a szerepl6k kivA-
l6Saga, tehetsege Szinten biztosit-
"a van. A szerepl6k mindegyize
olyan szerepk0rhGz jut ez aka
lommal, melynek kerctGben al !.
Ealma nyillk tehetsegenek csillog
tatasara. Meg a lpgkisebb szerep
is j6 kezeldbe keriilt, ICY azutan
a skier biztos.
Parades szereposztasban el6-
Gdasban mutatja be a "Veres en-
bert > a Kossuth K0r mjikedvel6
gardaja februar Hen, vasarnap
este a hajdani nagyteremben, 124
Il. Federal st. A darab a nagvuri
fletet hozza elenk, ICY a kiils6 XII
alIitas, a ruhak rcngetegbe keriil-
mex. A kor k01al szaz dollart al
doz ARIA, hogy a darab kjils6se-
"clben is teljesen megfeleljen a
rcndez6i utasit asoknak.
Meg csak AIT emlitiiik meg,
hogy jovedelem felet, a Kossuth
kor, a helybeli negy magyar egy-
haz javara ajanlotta fel. Tgy,
mindenki, aki oft lesz a. darab el6-
adasan, mem csak kitiln6en mulat
S sz6rakozik, hanem egyben ne
mes es nagy celokat is tamogat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
A SENT IsTvAN EGYLET
Macy F,ARSANGI BAHIA

FebrIlar 15.-en, hetfon este a
Moose Hallban lesz megtartva a
legnagyobb helyi magyar egylet
parades farsangi bslja-Minden
magyar tartsa koteless6genek "a
megjelenest.
K0nnyes szemet let0r0lni, a $40
moru arcra mosolyt fakasztani,
faj6 sebeket 'begyogyitani, az ar
yak, ozvegyek mindennapi gond-
jat eloszlatni, a betegPt segiteni
legszebb f0ldi dolgot, a k0nv0-
riiIetesseget gyakorolni = cz a
Scent Istvan Egylet nemes 6s al
dott hivatasa.
A lcgnaevobb hclyi magyar
tcstiilet, a Scent Tstvan Egylet,
ehbcn az esztend5bcn is egy nagy
szabasu farsangi mulatsagot rem
dcz, hogy annak j0vedelmebol
meg biztosabba, er0sebb6 tegye
0n0n magat Furcsa jat6ka sorS-
max, hogy az emberek k0nnyeb-
ben karhatok egy kis pnrazs mu-
latsaera S a mnlatsag ilrugye
alatt. egy-ket dollar kiadasra,
mint ARIA, hogg minden muzsilza
nelkiil adjanak jotekonycelra coy
kis osszeget. A sZokaS, szokas, ah-
hoz mindenldinek alkalmazkodni
KEN. A Scent Istvan Egylet is k0
yeti ezt a bevett szokast igy feb
ruar 15.-en, hetfon este, a Moose
Hallban naIgyszabasu farsangi
mulatSagot rendez.
Aki elton crre a balra, az fell
t6tleniil j6l mulat amcllett, egy
nemes helyi magyar testiilet boil
dogulaSat, er0s0des6t segiti el6bb
re- A rendez6seg eondoskodik ar
r6l, hogy minden szepben, j6ban
es kellemetes dologban leIgyen re-
sze a magyarsagnak. Kitiin6 mu-
zsika, ezerfele sz0rakozas var min
den magyart ezen az esten.
Legyen Oft minden magyar,
szebb, nemesebb celra - meg ha
mulatsag iiriigye alatt is - rit-
kan aldozhatunk. A februar 15.-
Evening star., 1926-04-08
ARMY PISTOL CLUE
IN STORE HOLD-UP
Return Ticket to Quantico
Also Found After Grocer
Is Robbed of $500.

An Army pistol and railroad re-
turn ticket issued at Quantico, Va.
are held by the police as important
clues in their efforts to establish the
identity of the bandits who held up
948 New oYrk avenue. last night
about 1915 o'clock, struck the grocer
on the head with pistol and robbed
his cash register of 500 in cash and
$500 in checks.
The pistol and railroad ticket were
found by the police in blue overcoat
left in the store by the bandits in
their hurried departure. The police
communicated with the marine au-
thorities at Quantico. but the result
OF this move had not been disclosed
this afternoon.
Hail was alone in his store when
the bandits entered. They drew
pistols and demanded cash. Hail
knocked the gun from the hand of
one Of the bandits, but another
struck him over the head with his
pistol. stunning him. The robbers
ransacked the cash register aud hur-
riedly left. After calling the police
pital. but was able to return later to
mis- store.
James Byrne. 25l0 Pennsylva MIA
avenue. a taXicah driver, also was
the victim of armed bandits last
night, who robbed him OF SIS after
he had taken them in his cab to
Twenty fifth and \ streets. Two of
the bandits were colored men.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
COMPOSERS SCORE
COPYRIGHT RATES
Protest at Hearing That New
Radio Bill Is Price
Fixing Scheme.

BY the Associated Press
The radio copyright bill, which has
been vigorously supported by broad
casters at the joint hearings or the
Senate and House patents commit
tees, was assailed as a prtce-flXing
measure today by F.. c. Mills, chair
man of the administrative commit
tee of the American Society OF Com
posers, Authors and Publishers.
Some members of the Senate anu
House committees, which have heard
the society attacked as a combination
in restraint of trade have reached
the conclusion that enactment of such
a bill would be extremely difficult at
this session of Congress.
Senator Dill. Democrat. Washing
ton, one of the authors of the copy
right bill, has announced that he
would propose. as a solution for the
problems raised during the hearings.
that the radio commission provided
for in the pending Dill-White radio
regulation bill be empowered to de-
termine rates TO be charged by sta
tions for use of their facilities and by
copyright owners for the use of their
works by the broadcasters.
Mr.. Mills declared the pending copy
right bill. stripped of camouf1aGe. is
purely "price-fiXing measure" The
plan to fix a uniform rate per song.
based upon the power of the station.
he said, would drive many stations
out of business
The broadcasters supporting the
bill, he charged, have given a wide
public their views on the bill. but
have denied us the opportunity to
answer them through the medium un-
der their control with the result
that radio patrons are urging Con-
gress ito enact a vicious and sump-
tuary law" establishing "a uniform
and single value for all works, those
of the masters as well as the begin.
ners."
Evening star., 1926-04-08
TARIFF BOARD CHANGE
URGED BY ROBINSON
Flexible Provision Assailed in
New York Speech as "Disap-
pointing Trial"
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April S.-Reorga nj
cation of the Tariff Commission Ito
make it impartial" repeal OF the
flexible provision Of the tariff law
and the lowering of tariff duties were
urged last night by Senator Joseph
T. Robinson OF Arkansas. Demo-
cratic minority leader in the Senate,
al a banquet of the National Council
of Importers and Traders.
The flexible provision of the Ford
ney- McCumber law, which was up
held yesterday by a decision of the
Board of General Appraisers in the
United States Trial Court, was
assailed by Senator Robinson as a
disappointing experiment which has
raised the tariff rates to the highest
point ever known"
The Tariff Commission. he said,
allows only those cases which war
rant increases to go to the President
for the exercise of his authority un-
der the flexible provision. This.
he said. timpeaches the impartiality
of the commission as a fact-finding
body TO such an extent that Congress
threatens TO abolish it"
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Engraving Bureau
Visitors Set New
Al-Time Record

Further indicat tons of the record
breaking Easter crowds in Wash
ington were discovered yesterday
at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, where on Easter Mon
day, according to the actual count,
more visitors passed through the
plant than at any time in its his
tory.
The total number of visitors
Monday was 5,076. which exceeded
by a small number the previous
high mark which had been made
during the Shrine convention. On
Tuesday 4,101 visitors passed
through the bureau.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
ASK AUT0ISTS TO AID
IN PROTECTING BUDS
Virginia Club officials In Appeal to
Public Deplore Practice of De-
stroying Spring Growth.

Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND, Va. April s.--Ofi1cials
of the Virginia Automobile Club, have
issued an appeal to the members OF
that organization and the public for
cooperation in preserving flowers and
buds that are appearing along the
highways OF the State. Wild flowers
are beginning to appear In every direc-
ton, md the habit of persons from
the cities-mostly young people-who
drive into the country and cut. pull
and break flowers within sight of the
highways is deplored by the Auto
mobile Club officials.
II is pointed out that the general
assembly recently enacted law which
makes 1t a misdemeanor for one to
enter on the lands Of owners and to
breack, cut, pull or to damage any OF
the flowers or blooms unless with the
consent of the owners.
The next eclipse of the sun visible
in the United States will occur Au.
gust 81. 1882. and will be seen in New
Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

The discovery of lost Polish colony
of nearly 900 inha bitants in the valley
of the Doce River. South America, is
reported by a Polish naturalist. They
have been lost since 1873 and have
lived in complete isolation.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

The largest funeral attendance was
that which followed the body of Victor
Hugo on June l, 1885. over 100000
were registered.
International., 1926-02-21

In the old days a little girl
looked forward to the time when
she could wear her skirts long and
do her hair up. Now they look for
ward to the time when they can
wear short dresses and get boy
ish bob.
International., 1926-02-21
HUNTERS CATCH
MANY ANIMALS

TUCSON, Feb. 20.-In Decem-
Der twenty-five hunters, working
under M. E. Musgrave, director
of predatory animal control in
Arizona, made a total catch of 218
predatory animals during the
month of December, fact
brought out in the hunters news
letter issued monthly by Mus
grave
This enormous catch included
sixteen mountain lions and five
lobo wolves, one of which was kill
ed on the Canoa ranch Of Gen.
eral L. H. Manning by w. A.
Knibbe. Two wolves were caught
by J. j. Tucker, working out of
Clifton and two by E. E. Ander-
SON in the Douglas section along
the Mexican border.
The strong urge made by Direc-
tor Musgrave in the November
news letter, in which he asked the
men of his force to bring down as
many coyotes as possible, result
ed in the killing of 1853 coyotes
and % bobcats. Many more Of
these pests were unquestionably
destroyed by poison and never
found by the hunters.
The campaign against noun
ia n lions got into full swing dur
ing December and the showing
made was impressive. Every lion
hunter on the force brought in one
or more of the cattle-killing cats,
with one exception, thereby per-
forming an important service to
the cattiemen of the state in live
stock saved.
M. G. Guzman, working in the
Cactus distr' ct, heads the list with
International., 1926-02-21
NEW VOLUME OF
STATE HISTORY
READY IN MARCH

Notice has been received here
from Major George H. Kelly, state
historian, that new volume on
Arizona history which is now being
printed will be ready for delivery
early in March.
1t records the important events
which marked the various sessions
of Arizona Territorial legislatures
from the first session in 1864 to
the last one in 1909, prior to the
admission Of Arizona as a state.
Also included are:
Extracts from the messa ges Of
the various territorial goveronrs
who served Arizona and resolu-
tions passed by various sessions
from time to time, relate erious
Indian troubles which for many
years held back industrial pro-
gress.
Extracts from census reports,
reports of the territorial fiscal Of
ficers and appropriation bills show
the growth and development of
Arizona.
Tho volume contains the names
of Arizona lawmakers during the
territorial period and also the
names of those who served the
legislative sessions as employees.
Maps are included--a series of
ten--showing the appearance of
rev counties as they were Great
ed.
Biographies or some of the pio-
neer Lawmakers age given and q
number Of photographs.
One chapter s devoted to the
state constitutional convention.
and another to the state uniye~si-
ty
The long struggle waged in COM
eress in behalf Of statehood is
related by the late Hon. Marcus A.
Smith in a letter to the state his.
torian.
This historical volume will COM
prise about 400 pages and will be
sold for $3.50, prepaid delivery.
subscriptions may be made now
at the office Of State Historian,
Capitol building, Phoenix.
International., 1926-02-21

a total of four lions, while Cleve
Miller. at Metcalf, trailed down
and killed three Of the mountain
felines. Carl Larsen, at Rice, ac-
counted for two lions, while a
lion each was brought in by AL
Jert Jones at Blue; B. F. Colcord
II Roosevelt; J. M. Wilson at Bo-
nita; A. G. Martin at Payson; J.
l.. Frederick, at Camp Verde; J. F.
GoSvick, at Camp Verde, and
George Ainsworth at Prescott.
International., 1926-02-21
PROMOTER COLE
SIGNS UP JOHNSON

Official confirmation that Pro-
meter Dan Cole Of Nogales has
igned articles with Jack john
on of Chicago, former heavy
eight champion Of the world, to
light Pat Lester of Tucson, Id
rounds at the bull ring in No
gales, Sonora, May 2, is contain
ed in telegram received We'd
nesday from Cole by Arthur Peck,
commander of Ridge-Igo Post of
the American Legion.
The telegram reads as follows:
"Cood news. Jack Johnson sign
ed articles today. He is in great
condition. Am leaving Chicago
for Nogales, Thursday evening".
The telegram was dated Tuesday
evening Feb. 16. n
Johnson, accompanied by a
number Of sparring partners ex-
poets to spend six weeks in No
gales training for the fight
International., 1926-02-21
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One Winter sport coat, $35.
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Stockings, $36.
Two sport sweaters, $25.
Nine dresses, including two for
NAL gowns, 5000.
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Six sets Of silk underwear, $50.
Cosmetics, including three hair
cuts, $23.
Three pairs of gloves and two
purses. $40.
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