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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-12-12
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The Farmers Bank of Oakland,
Maryland

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of THE FARMERS
BANK OF OAKLAND, MD, will be
held at the banking room of the cor
poration in Oakland, Maryland, on
Tuesday, January IA, 1880,
at HOO o'clock A M, for the pur-
pose of electing Board of Directors
and transacting such other business
as may lawfully come before the said
meeting.
Asst BERNIE TETER, Cashier.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-12-12
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The First National Bank of
Kitzmiller, Maryland

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of THE FIRST MA
TIONAL BANK OF KITZMILLER,
MD, will be held at it's banking house
in Kitzmiller, Md, on
Tuesday, January IA, 1880,
at 100 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of electing Board of Directors for
the ensuing year and for the trans
acting Of any other business that may
be brought before them.
Asst. r. L. WILSON, Cashier.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-12-12
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The First National Bank of
FriendsviIle, Maryland

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders Of THE FIRST Ma
TIONAL BANK OF F. ENDS
WILLIE, MD, will be held at its bank
ing house in Friendsville, Md, on
Tuesday, January IA, 1890,
at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of electing a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and for the
transacting Of any other business
that may he brought before them.
Asst. ORVAL A. WEIGH, Cashier
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-12-12

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-12-12
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The First National Bank of
Oakland, Maryland

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of THE FIRST MA
TIONAL BANK OF OAKLAND,
MD, will be held at its banking house
in Oakland, Maryland, on
Tuesday, January IA, 1880,
at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of electing Board of Directors for
the ensuing year and for the trans
acting of any other business that may
be brought before them.
Asst. DELBERT DAVIS, Cashier.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
LuzicKf sRBr

Svaz Luxickych Srbov Bulisl-
ne chysta toho roku vypravu ma
Slovensko, ktorei - z1castni mai
ma luzicke studentstyo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
Ky, Slovensks dobyt&rske druid
stvo 10 kg slaniny, Oskar Frsu-
denfeld slaninu, sklad '4Char-
bin" potraviny.
sLAvNosTI xIvENY v
TURo1ANSKoM Nv. MARITIME

slavnosti ziveny v Turcian-
skom Sv. MARITIME budn dna II. a
18. augusta t. r. Program je ten
to: v sobotu odpoludnia . Is.
hodine verejna predna5ka ' Ma
rodnom dome: s'Prakticka organi
zacia misunderstanding pe6li-
vosti o mladez k tejto prednas.
ke pripoji sa prehlasenie "Zakla-
dania socialne-zdravotneho domu
peclivosti mladez v Turcian-
skom Sv. MARITIME" - Po schodzi
sfdu sa delegatky odborov live
ny, aby schvalily predpisy pre- O.
kresnd sprawl odborov Ziveny. v
sobotu vecer bud1 'tSlovane''
vecierky. - V nedel'u ,po sluz-
bach bozich slavnostne mimoriad-
he valne shromazdenie pol IL.
hod. byv. zupnej dvorane ma
nom j prejavy k sest 'desiatemu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
7oUNasTow1NsKE sLovENsKt NovNY

Ma pojedn&vanf, ktor6 viedol
hlavny radca mestskeho notGr-
skeho dradu DIR. Kriebel ktore-
mu boil pritomni zastupci poll
cajneho riaditel 'stvo, uzerov6ho
nradu a trzneho uradu, vyslovil
sa zastupca Slovenskeho dobyt-
karskeho druzstva v Kosiciach O.
proti tomuto novemu zdrazeniu
masa, ziadajlc, aby 'boly pone-
chane v platnosti len doterajsie
ceny masa, a to-: bravcove Is az
1S Kc "a ky, hovadzie IL az IA K6
a tel'acie IL az IA Kc.
Ma toto stanovisko pristlrili
al zastupci vsetkych zucastne-
nych tradov a pojednavanie, ma
prick hnzevnatemu odporu vset-
kych masiarov, skoncilo sa po
Wac ako dvojhodinovom trvani
tym, ze move zdrazenie mAsa po-
volene nebolo platnosti costa
ly len doterajsie ceny masa, ako
s1 horc oznacene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
re matky horko-t'azko So zachrA

re matky horko-t'azko So zachrA.
nily pred smrt 'ou.
Nest'astnfci nasi pristresie y
banskej kolonii, v domoch, ktore
zostali zachranene v dolinach '
budovach zaniklych banskych
podnikoch.
Cerveny kriz v Kosiciach pri.
siel hned' $ pomocou a zahajil 16,
t. m. stravovaciu akcil. Jeho funk
cionari mobilizuj1 vsetky human.
ne instancie a starajd sa, ably DO.
ly vyeerpane vsetky zriedla po.
moci pre- pohorelcov. Teraz stra.
vuje Cerveny kriz $50 deti do Il
rokov pecuje al o dospelych, ne.
zabddaj1c na hygyienick1 stran.
ku, lebo je obava, aby pri hromad
nom ubytovani nevypukla epide-
mia. Exponovana socialna sestra
vyvinuje cinnost' al tymto sme-
rom. Osetrovancom je tiez rozda.
vane mydlo, rlcho a uteraky.
Detska stravovacia akcia lie u
miestnena zahradach nadlesne-
ho centralnej spravy cirkevnych
vel 'kostatkov.
L'udia dobreho srdca sa ziada-
ju, aby ul'ahcili kruty osud mai
nest 'astnejsieho l'udu vychodne-
no Slovenska. Dairy, ktore bud1
verejne kvitovane, mono poslat
do st. realneho gymnazia v Ko-
vacskej ulici, k rukam podpred-
sedu 'Cerveneho krfza, riaditel a
Selmeca.
Dosial' venovali: Rol 'nfcka wa
jomna pokladnica v Kosiciach
5000 Kc. Cansky mlyn vreco mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
ODRAZENH UTOK MA VRECKk
KONZU1fENTov
Masiari v Kosiciach ziadali DIAL
lie zdrazenie masa O dive KG ma
jednom kg.

d Kosice, 81. julia. - Mestsky
notarsky ilrad Kosiciach, ako
zivnostenska vrchnost', pojedna-
val prave o novel ziadosti Odbor-
nej skupiny masiarov a udenarov
Kosiciach, ktorf pfsomne pytali
81 move povysenie cien masa v
drobnom predaji Kosicki masiari
domahali sa zdrazenia Glen masa
d'alsie 2 koruny ma kile a 1stne
predniesli ziadost', aby i'm bolo
povolene predavat' maso "a tieto
ceny: bravcove maso az "a 20 Kc
"a ky, hovadzie maso "a 16 Kc, te.
l'acie maso "a Is Kc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
POMOCNA AKCIA PRE-
POHORELCoV v sLOVINKACH

Kosice, 10. jnla. - Rozsah ka-
tastrofy, ktora postiahla obce Niz-
ne q Vysne Slovinky, objavuje sa
len, teraz yo vsetkej svojej hrdze.
Komisionelne sa zistilo, ze zho-
relo ITO obytnych domov, 500
hospodarskych stavisk, go osipa-
nych, 20 teliat 10 krav. Celkova
skoda odhaduje sa ma Z mil. Ke.
Ozobracene sn chudobne rodiny a
stare vdovy, ktore 81 nemohly Wy
hnat' kravy ma pastvu. Deti a sta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
BLAHA BUDE ARCIBISKUPOM
Y BRATISLAVE,

Medzi vyznacnymi osobnost a.
mi slovenskeho katolfckeho du-
chovenstva je presvedcenie, ze je
uz rozhodnute ma zaklade dohody
cesko-slovenskej vlady a prazske-
no nuncia ako zastupcu Vatikanu
sidle osobe slovenskeho arci-
biskupa. Sidlom arcibiskupstva
ma byt' Bratislava a "a noveho
slovenskeho orcibiskupa mono
uz v septembri toho roku bude Wy
menovany Msgr. DIR. Marian Bla-
ha, dosayadny biskup bansko-by-
stricky, ktory sa prave minufehD
tyzdna dozil svojich sestdesiatilf.
Nitriansky biskup, Msgr. dr.. IA.
rol Kmet 'ko nemieni opustit' svo.
ju dieceziu preto cd jeho vyme.
novania bolo odstnpene. Trnavsky
biskup Msgr. DIR. Pavel Jantausch
ma prevziat' dieceziu bansko-by.
strick1 po Blahovi.
Prekvapilo, ze 1zemie biskup-
stva roznavskeho, ktore v DO.
slednych tyzdnoch SLOW. l'udova
strana sviedla tuhy boz, aby bolo
zachranene, sa ma pridelit slsed.
nym diecezam, to spisskej, ko.
sickej a bansko-bystrickej. Bis
kup Bubnic bude vymenovany "a
profesora ma kolaji Nepomuckeho
v Rhine.
1Vyjedn&vania rozdelenie ma.
jetku ostrihomskej arcidiecezi 20.
vedie uz novy sloyensky arcibis.
kup.
Zaroven s vymenovanfm prvehc
arcibiskupa bude obnovena i ka
tolicka teologicka fakulta ma uni
verzite Komenskeho, pre- ktord 81
W professor vybrani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

lzpr&yy prsbranS I krsjovtch
Gasopiso
z vEI.EzRADNkHo PRoCEsU
Y BRATIsI.AvE.

V d'als0m polednavanl vele'
zradneho procesu proti DIR. Tuko.
vi a spoloenikom, svedcil dr.. Ku.
bis, ze no chcel DIR. Tuka, co pred
prevratoveho Slovaka a poslanca
5 imunitou postavit' ma cello Ro.
dobrany. DR.. Tuka mu hovoril, ze
je treba udrzat' Rodobranu pre-
pripad az pomer cesko-slovensky
stane sa neudrzatel 'nym, radil
prijimat' prepustenych sloven.
skych zeleznieiarov, Getnikov dc
Rodobrany a v rozhodnej chvili
isolovat' posadky a odrezat' Slo.
vensko cd historickych zemi. DIR,
Tuka pripustil, ze bola rec ak.
tivnom odpore Rodobrany.
DR.. Juriga svedcil, ze dr.. Tuka
chcel dplne oddelit Slovensko cd
Ceska, s vlastnou vladou, vojskom
atd'. DR.. Tuka odvetil, ze pracoval
len "a .najsirsiu autonomiu ram.
ci repubiky, podl'a navrhu, kto-
ry vypracoyal r. 1921. Nikdy ne
zamysl'al odtrhnut' Slovensko cd
Ceska. = =. .H.E
Hudec svedcil, ze dr.. Tuka este
roku 1922 neznal slovensky a hra.
dill vydavky Rodobrany v case
ked' Pudova strana nemala peaazi
ma tajomnikov a svoju tlae.
Jostiak svedcil, ze dr.. Bazov.
SKY dostal 10000 kornn cd mad
,spozicnych stran ma svoj tyzden.
mix.
Rev. Briska svedcil, ze no dr.
lHka 4ahovaral, aby podnecoval
vojakov- -Slovakov k neposlusnosti
a aby vyvolaval vzbury, zeby tax
cudzinas 'doznala sa 0 nespokojno.
sti Slovenska. !
Hanzalik, redaktor Jurigovych
Cd 'ud.. Noyin' svedcil, ze DIR. Tu.
ka Dol v spojeni S mad. reviznou
hgou DIR. Jehlickom a ze dr.. Tu-
ka naradzal previest' nieco v ju-
bilejnom roku.
\ Andrej Hlinka a red. Sivak u
pozornili cudzozemskych novina-
row, ze zpravy CTK side s. Dir
Tukom sl strannfcke a nezodpo,
vedaj1 celej pravde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
is. AUGUSTA 1929

vyfociu xaloxenia spolku sloven-
sktsh sien ziveny. Po valnom
shromazdeni spolo6ny obed v Ma
rodnom dome. Popoludnf pre-
hliadka vystavy ziveny a vystavy
Spolku Slov. Umelcov. So Vecer
zahra martinsky Spevokol "Pa-
w" Cd Timravy. Pred slav-
nostiami v dnoch Is. az II. au-
gusta usporiada zivena $ pomo-
cou Csl. Cerv. Kriza kurz pre- so.
elaine pracovnfcky dobrovol'ne i
Z povolania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

Pri svadbe, rol nfka jana Kros-
laIE Toppl la'anok dospelo / !
dyojnasobnsmu traaacks 4 ne
st'astiu. Ked sa vradal sTsdo dobny
sprieyod kostola, 7 presrhol q
voz 20 dobnikmi Z ktorych
dyaja tax ne5t'astae psdli; pod
yoz, K hned' nasli pod MIN smrt'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
zAUJEM o sLoVENsKYCH
ROBOTNfKoV

u Krajinskeho iistredneho Ira-
du prace Prahe obnovilo Sasko
zelanie, aby mohlo dostat' slo-
venskych robotnikov. 0 sloven-
skych banfkov jaw zaujem Bel
gicko Tohoto roku v europskej
zudzine Krajinsky 1rad prace u
miestil 1900 robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
sLxvNogf oDHALnNIA POM
NfxU PADLHOH Y S1RHDI

Sered' mad Vahom, 3. julia. -
Sered' mad Vahom nevidela este
takej dojemnej slavnosti, ako' 80.
m. m. Bol to dvojaky sviatok. v
ten den bolo odhalenie nadherne-
no pomnika, postaveneho Sloven-
skou Ligou ma pamat' vit'azstva
mad mad 'arskymi bolsevikmi v
roku 1919. Pomnik je spolocnym
dielom slovenskych socharov Pc.
spisila a Ihriskeho. ,
Slavnost' bola zahajena pop-
nou omsou, celebrovanou miest-
nym dekanom-fararom dip. Puch.
bardom, ktory povedal krasnu ree
o svedomitom plneni obcianskych
narodnych povinnosti. Pri omsi
a celej slavnosti spolup6sobila
hudba komar1anskej posadky a
cestna rota Z. p. pl.
Po bohosluzbach vel ky zastup
l'udu presiel k reenickej tribune,
odkial' predseda pripravneho
slavnostneho vyboru insp. R. Bu-
dovic uvital, prftomnych, menovi-
te zastupcu krajinskeho preziden-
ia, okresneho nacelnfka Hyzu,
arm. gen. inz. FIR. Skvora, pred
sedu Zemedelskej rady dr.. Bellu,
ako protektorov, poslanca dr.. Ju.
rigu, zastupcov inych 1radov a
korporacii.
Nato povedal legionar kapt. Jo-
zef Kujan vzletnd slavnostnu rec,
opisuj1c udalosti odrazenia ito
kov mad arskych boil lSevikov ma
nasu mlad1 svobodu. Po non po-
vedal prejav arm. gen. Skvor, "a
kraj. prezidenta Drobneho okres-
ny nacelnik Hyza, poslanec DIR.
Juriga "a Ustredie, "a Sokolsku
zupu Smejkal, "a .Osvetovy svaz a
Csl. Obec ucitePsk1 riaditel' Pa
sacek, po nom protektor gen.
Skvor dal rozkaz ma odhalenie
pomnika. Pc zahrani hymien hud-
bou komarnanskej voj. posadky,
predseda Slovenskej Lfgy DIR. Bel
la vzletnymi slovami odovzdal
pomnik do opatery zastupcovi
obce, miestostarostovi J. Novako-
vi, ktory meme obce pod 'akoval
"a vyznamny dar a sl'dbil mai
vacsiu peclivost' on so strany
obce. f''5>-''f
Nakoniec pod 'akoval sa pritom-
nym predseda miestneho sboru
Jan Fischer. Slavnost' bola ukon-
cena spevom miestneho spevacke.
no sboru "Zvon''.
Ucastnici slavnosti odobrali sa
potom ma cintorin, kde nasledova-
10 ovencenie hrobov padlych vo-
jakov. Tu znovu prehovoril dekan
farar Puchbarda a zastupca So.
kolov.
Slavnosti boly ukoncene slav.
nostnym obedom, ma ktorom o.
dznely pripitky PIP. dra Bellu, de.
ana Puchbarda, predsedu Fische.
ra, dra Brestenskeho, insp. Budo.
vica inych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

Hlavni vinnici: Alexander Filke
q Pavel Ryb&r Elek odstdsni M
doxivotnt k&Eniiu, Josef HudGk
Stip&k ma 10 q Julius Csisx&r m
10 rolkov k&snice.

Kosice, 20. julia. - Dnes pc
dvojmesacnom trvani procesu s
moldavskymi ciganmi vyniesol
predseda porotneho sidu DIR. Mo.
ritz rozsudok, ktorym sa uznava-
il vinnymi:
l. Koloman Jano-Alexander FIJI.
Ike trojnasobnym zlocinom vraz.
dy, trojnasobnym zlocinom ldpeze
ako pachatel', trojnasobnym zlo.
cinom ldpeze ako pomocnik cd.
sudzuje sa do .dozivotnej kaznice
a k trestom vedl 'ajsim. ~.
2. Pavel Rybar Elek trojnasob-
nym zlocinom vrazdy ako pacha-
tel, styrinasobnym zlocinom l1-
peze ako pachatel' a odsudzuje
sa do dozivotnej kaznice a ktre-
stom vedl'aJsim.
3. Jozef Hudak Stipak trojna-
sobnym zoeinom vrazdy ako pa
chatel', dvojnasobnym zlocinom
ldpeze ako pachatel trojnasob-
nym zlocinom ldpeze ako pomoc.
mix. Tieto mu boly ako mladiv.
stvemu prekvalif fikovane ma pre-
Gin a odsudzuje sa ma Is rokov
kaznice a k trestom vedl 'ajsim.
4. Julius Csiszar trojnasobnym
zlocinom vrazdy ako pachatel'
dvojnasobnym zloeinom ldpeze
ako pomoenfk, ktory sa mu pre-
kvalifikuje ma precin a odsud zuje
sa ma IL rokov kaznice k tre-
stom vedPajsim.
5. Eugen Rybar Norge trojna,
sobnym zlocinom vrazdy ako po-
mocnik, trojnasobnym zlocinom
lipeze ako pomocnfk a dvojna-
sobnym zlocinom lupeze, ktory sa
mu prekvalifikuje ma precin od-
sudzuje sa do zalara ma 4 roxy.
6. Julius Jano Trikancz dvojna-
sobnym zlocinom vrazdy ako po-
mocnik, styrinasobnym zlocinom
ldpeze ako pomocnik a dvojna-
sobnym zloeinom l1peze ako po-
mocnfk, ktory sa mu prekvalifi-
kujc a odsudzuje sa ma 8 rokoy
kaznice a tresty vedlajsie.
7. Alexander Rybar Gusti troj.
nasobnym zlocinom vrvazdy ako
pomocnik, styrinasobnym zloci.
nom ldpeze ako pomocnik a dvoj,
nasobnym zlocinom ldpeze axe
pomocnik, ktory sa mu prekvali
fikuje ma precin a odsudzuje ss
ma 8 rokov kaznice a tresty we'd
Pajsie.
8. Jozef Rybar trojnasobnym
zlocinom vrazdy ako pomocnik q
sest 'nasobnym zlocinom l1peze
ako pomocnfk, a odsudzuje sa ns
s rokov kaznice tresty vedl'aj
Sic.
9. Vojtech Rybar trojnasobnyn
zlocinom vrazdy ako pomocnik g
sest 'nasobnym zlocinom ldpezt
ako pomocnik, a odsudzuje sa M
s rokov kaznice a tresti vedl al
Sic. ..
10. Imrich Zsiga trojnasobnyn
zloeinom vrazdy ako pomocnfk {
sest 'nasobnym zlocinom l1pezt
ako pomocnfk, a odsudzuje sa n;
8 rokov kaznice a tresty vedl'aj
Sic.
II. Jozef Zsiga, trojnasobnyn
zlocinom vrazdy ako pomocnfk |
pat'nasobnym zlocinom llpez
ako pomocnfk, ktory sa mu pre-
kvalifikuje ma precin a odsudzu
je sa ma 8 rokov kaznice a tresty
vedpajsie.
IL. Barnabas Grulyo Berti :
mladistvy = je vinny trojnasob
nym zlocinom vrazdy ako pomoc
mix a zlocinom ukryvaestva, ak
pachatel'. ktore zlociny sa mi
prekvalifikujd ma preciny a cd
sudzuje sa ma 4 roxy vazenia.
Ii. Johana Csemerova zlocinon
ukryvacstva a odsudzuje sa d,
kaznice ma 2 roxy k ztrate voleb
II . e ~ F 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-24
.Coast's "Createst Fdn'' NeUer
 Sat0 e Game

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24.- Should an attempt be made to SC lect the most enthusiastic football fan in America, San Francisco will present the name of Harvey Ar. jer-even though he never saw a game.
 Born under the Union Jack, at Middlesborough, Yorkshire, Arjer was reared on the English brand of bali and his conversion to the American game accomplished in the face of another and even more unpropitious circumstance.
 For more than seven years he has been a patient at the U. s. Ma rine hospital here with a dislocat- ed vertebrae, or broken neck. His only acquaintance with the game has been via the radio but he has come to know hundreds of play CTS by name and performance, and has acquired not only an intimate knowledge of the rules and of the styles of play of the various teams, but his judgment as to which team will win has come to be respected by the patients in his ward
 Tn June. 1921, Arier shipped from Seattle cn the West Kasson as a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-24
ROBUST CHILDREN
 GUARD TRAIL MATES

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 24.-Un- der-weights in the Webster Junior High School here are excused five minutes before the regular lunch hour to avoid fatigue from long standing in the cafeteria line.
 T e innovation came about through the efforts of the Hon orary Health Club" composed of girl students with health rating of A. This is only one of their activities.
 The club has adopted the motto Perfect Feet for Webster High" /" It backed a movement for low heels and correctly fitting shoes. The annual health week planned by the girl members reached every student in the school.
 A sleep survey" was conducted with 1,O6S students reporting their hours of retiring and arising. The average sleep for each student was nine and one-fourth hours night.
 The club has one of the young est federated club memberships in the country.
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By JAY R. VESSELS (Festure Service Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-His ex- perience as a boxer and an actor helped Jack Dempsey get by in his first major brush with re- porters after the death of his tu- tor and associate, Tex Rickard
 Surrounded by fifty men of the press, Dempsey crowded about five rounds of shadow boxing and at least one full act of the legitimate into tense half hour.
 He was sidestepping here and there, weaving by and away from the persistent newspapermen. all the while utilizing his training as a Thespian to retain the boise which he knew was expected of a man now holding such dominant place in the sports spotlight.
 The climax to this wierd com bination came as the conference was breaking up. They were try ing to have him say something be- yond business-like statement. re- garding his plans for the future.
 They were emphasizing questions as to his ambitions. if any, to be- come a promoter-to take Tex place.
 "There'll never be another Tex" shot out a veteran boxing writer, trying one last move to break through Dempsey's impregnable guard.
 TNo,' chorused Dempsey, ever eager to indorse the kind things spoken of his old crony. Tt took a century to develop a Rickard and it will take another century to develop his successor" He had expertly parried off that thrust.
 Dramatically gripping Jacks arm the veteran exclaimed: You'll be the next one, Jack!"
 The former champion, caught off his guard, eased back, strengthened up and, it might be said of anyone else but Dempsey-t Dempsey of that day and "swelled up." His face frightened. Well" he coun- tered. "I might be of some help"
 The old mauler was just as quick as any one to grasp the signifi- canoe of the break" A scowl swept his face. The old snarl characteristic of the Dempsey of old just before a battle, crept back into his voice.
 It was a moment jammed with suspense. The crowd around him began to drop back, some taking leave, others stepping to phones to call their papers. ~
 A break came when a scribe
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BASKETBALL GAMES
 SET FOR 2 NIGHTS

Three and probably four basket ball games will be played on the Channel over the coming weekend. Tomorrow night in Douglas, Coach Waid's Hilltoppers will go on the floor against Douglas High school squad in the third game of the Channel pennant series. As a pre- llninary to this main event, the Juneau High Girls team will meet the Douglas girls. The boys game is expected to be thrilling one as it will be the third game of the five game series for the Channel Championship and as each of the teams has won a game of the two already played, the boys may consider the score tomorrow night as telling ones toward the final outcome. The pennant goes to the team winning three out of five, and in event of a tie game, a sixth will be played.
 Saturday night in the local High gym the Hilltoppers are to play the City team and preliminary to this game will be played be. tween the High second team and the Unalga sailors, if the cutter is in port
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RING CHAMPS
 TO FIGHT OR
 LOSE TITLES
Orders Issued by N. A. B to Four Champions 10
 Engage in Contests

{. CHICAGO, Jan. 24.3The Nation al Boxing Association, controlling sports of 27 states, has ordered four champions to engage in title contest against logical contender within 60 days or surrender their titles.
 Tommy Loughran, light heavy weight champion; Mickey Walker, ruler of the middleweights; Joe Dundee, welterweight titleholder, and Sammy Mandell, lightweight champion, were ordered to engage in a title bout before March 21 or cease to be recognized by the Ma tional Boxing Association as legiti- mate champion of their class.
 Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska's tuner. Call or write Phone 602 adv.
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SECOND CARD PARTY

of present series by Women of Mooseheart Legion, Moose Hall, Thursday night. adv.
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BOXING, ACTING SKILL HELP JACK
 SIDESTEP QUESTIONS AS TO FUTURE

beckoned Jack. to a corner where he "buttonholed" him for the ques- tions he had been wanting to ask in private.
 Dempsey said in effect that he was concentrating his attention to- ward making comfortable Richards s widow and would have nothing to say for three or four days.
 In his prepared statement he ex- pressed an intention to return to Miami Beach to carry out the plans Rickard had for the Stribling- Sharkey fight there, February 27. Meanwhile, he said, there would be nothing to say as to whether h. would fight again.
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Old papers fer sale at the Empire.
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Dell D. Sheriff, Alaska's tuner. Call or write Phone 602 adv.
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VALE COACHES LIKE LAW;
 FOUR ARE NOW ENROLLED

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. A
 The study of law is attracting the attention of several members of the Yale coaching staff. Four are registered for courses in tho law school this term.
 Outstanding among the four is Ed Leader, crew coach, who since coming to Yale from Washington produced the great Yale Olympic eight of 1924.
 Others are Larry Noble, recently appointed head hockey coach. Reg inald Root, soccer coac h, and Walter Lynch, freshman lacrosse coach and former Yale stick star.
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ships carpenter. In the harbor at Yokohama while doing repair work he fell from box only a foot high and sustained the injury which has since kept him bedrid- den Just prior to that time he had taken out his first papers and still hopes that some day he can complete his American citi- zenship.