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OF nn1c Wltn one tlcO uA tAicA cdSe-
ern trip.
The Giants ended the more diff
ficult part Of their stand against
the west by playing a 8 to s tie
with the Cubs yesterday before a
capacity crowd OF $4,000. The
game was broken up at the end OF
the eleventh by a sudden rain
storm.
The Cardinals. Of course. defeat
ed Brooklyn. The score this time
was f3 to z. giving the Red Birds
a sweep OF three games in Brook
lyn and running the Robin losing
streakk to six. The Reds had little
more difficulty in subduing the
Braves at Boston by Q to 8 behind
the fine l~eft-handing OF Eppa
Rixey.
The Pills and the Pirates got
the dav off because no Sunday ball
Is played in either city.
The American league race was
plunged into a deadlock as the
Tigers won their second straight
from the Yankees while the Athle-
tics met rain in Cleveland The
Bengals were unduly familiar with
the offerings Of Waite Hoyt all
along. and Durocher helped TO gum
things up@bv bumbling a double
play in the second. The final ball
ancing showed the Tigers In the
lead by 9 TO 7. It was Hoyt's first
defeat.
The Browns ere taking It out on
the poor Red Sox. after being man.
handled by the Athletics and the
Yankees. The score Yesterday was
is to 3 I'm a game broken up In
the seventh by rain.
The White Sox rallied sharply In
the ninth to pull out a victory over
the Senators for old Red Faber 3
TO 2.
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Navarro to Arrive
May Is; To Finish
His Training Here

Word has been received from Flor
Navarro. who is to fight Red" Fos-
ter here May 81, that he intends to
come here from Monterrey May Is.
Navarro will complete his training
az the Fort Brown skating rink.
where the fans will have tn "copper"
tunity of looking him over.
In addition to the rest or the
bouts. Promoter Tex Becerril has
signed up five husky black boys for
a battle royal.
Another fight expected TO draw
much attention from Valley fans Is
that between Kid Guerra and Kid
Monterrey. Both boys have their
dander up as TO their respective
abilities and this fight will mean
more than just the money they get
out Of it.
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OIL CO..
ANSWERS GOV LONG

BATON ROUGE. La. May 13.-tPi
The Standard Oil company of LOU
isiana. which had bee attacked In
speeches made in all parts Of the
state by Gov. Huey p. Long, today
in a statement issued through ID.
r. Weller, president, answered the
charges.
The statement Is the first issued
by the Standard Oil company. It
was made. ID was explained since
silence might be misconstrued." but
AT no time and under no condition
has the company taken part in any
campaign. movement or even discus
sion OF a political nature"
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CARD TONIGHT
AT MERCEDES
Ruiz-Shaw Question to be
Settled Definitely in
10-Round Final

MERCEDES. May 13.-"what
would have happened In Ruiz hadn't
fouled Battling shaw In the sixth
round?" Ankle into Promoter Al
Robinson's punch bowl at $3.50 p. m.
for the answer.
Ruiz and Shaw recently put on
one of the hardest fought bouts ever
seen in these parts. They were 60
ing at 1t tooth and toenail from the
opening gong. Ruiz extended Shaw
as he had never been extended here
before. There are plenty of fans at
the fight who will tell you that Ruiz
would have beaten the home town
favorite bad had the fight gone the
fun 10 round. There are others who
back Shaw just as confidently.
however. BE those things as they
may, the mooted question will set
tied definitely here tonight.
Promoter AL Robinson will have
the fans pick the judges in the fight
TO be sure that all r satisfied with
the decisions.
Cowboy Brooks will fight Rowdy
Burns Of San Antonio in an eight
round semi-tinal. Burns is said 10
be n Of the toughest boys in the
Alamo city. He has fought in the
western part Of the state largely.
Patsy Peck Of Mission will return
to the Valley ring Monday night IN
an eight-round tiff with Battling
Swede. Peck built UP quite a fol-
lowing last year in his bouts and a
large number of his friends are ex-
Ipected to crowd the ringside TO wit
ness his return to the boxing game.
Kid Monterrey. i25-pound favor
ite. will meet Terry Young Of San
Antonio in a third eight-round bout.
Monterrey has his fighting blood
aroused again and he is expected 70
make life miserable for Young to-
night. Young. however. Is said to be
no SLOUGH with the leather-covered
knuckles.
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Miller Higgins realizes this. The
only trouble il that he was called
upon To fight with Leo Durocher for
the shortstop position. There are
few infielders in the majors who
can match ability with Leo these
DAYS.
Larry has still to achieve perfec-
ton Of form. lie is a better batter
than Durocher. but no enough to
make up for the difference in field
ing ability.
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MATCHES BEGIN THURS.
IN DAVIS CUP SERIES

PHILADELPHIA. May 13.-tF-
Tennis matches between Americans
and Canadians in the Davis cup Sc
ries begin at Montreal Thursday.
The American players left Phila-
delphia for Montreal yesterday.
They are John Hennessey, Indian
apolis: Wilmer Allison, Austin, Tex
as, and John Var Ryn. East Orange,
N. j. Fritz Mercur Of Bethlehem.
Pa.. accompanied the team as n
practice player.
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Derby Boys Leave Mineral
Wells With Pete in Lead

The total elapsed time for the
IL leaders when they started for
Breckenridge today follow:
Pete Gavuzzi. England, 288.41:2 7.
2J .Salo. Passaic. N. j., 290:11.12.
3-Giusto Umek. Italy. BOB: 1851.
Paul Simpson, Burlington, N. G.
3l6:42:23.
Sam Sichman. NJ. Y. 321:I2:l5
6-Phillip Granville, Hamilton. Ont.
326. 80.
I'M. 3. Mcnamara. Australia.
$40 :22:27.
oh. Abramowitx. N. Y, ~361:33:l7.
8-H. Hedeman, ~. Y-.370:47:i5.
lO-M. Joyce. Cleveland, o., 366:l2:50
1l-Aewin Harbins, Santa Rosa, Cal.
406:45:16.
l2-Guv Shields, Pitcher. Okla.
410:57:05.
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COLLECT Wins
FIRST MATCH

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. May Is.
P-Glenna Collett, American title
holder, began her quest for the
British women's golf championship
with q five and three victory over
tdariorie White of Roehampton to-
day.
Most feared among the four Amer
lean entrants. Miss Collett played
a sterling brand of golf to down her
first British opponent in decisive
fashion. She took the lead az the
first hole and never relinquiShed ii.
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BRITISH o
STAND BY AT CANTON

CANTON. China, May l3.-tPl-
In view OF the uncertainty Of the
situation at Canton. a detachment
OF 80 British light infantry was
tSanding BY at Hongkcng today In
readiness Co establish a garrison nc
the British concession Of Shameen
from which the lastt roops we're C.
moved In October.
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DTXON-MASON TO BE
TRIED AT

COLEMAN. Texas. May l3. Up
Denny Dixon and Robert Mason, al
ready under penitentiary sentences
for the Staying OF w. L. Echols, Van
Alstyne night Waterman. were to 20
to trial here during the term OF
court opening today In connection
with the shooting to death of Elgie
Leslie nc "a filling station near here.
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NATIONALS
Uncluding games of May I'D
BY The Associated Press.


NATIONALS
Batting-Stephenson. Cubs. .429.
Runs-Wilson, Cubs. "a.
Runs batted in Wilson, Cubs, %.
Hits-Stephenson, Cubs, SO.
Hits-Stephenson, Cubs. 80.
Doubles-Frisch, Cards, 10.
Triples-Frisch. Cards, 5.
HomerS-Ott, Giants, z.
Stolen Bases-Flowers. Robins, ".
Pitching-Malone, Cubs, Won 5.
Lost 0.
AMERICAN
Batting-Jamieson. Indians. .423.
Runs-Gehringer, Tigers, %.
Runs Batted in-Heilmann, Tigers.
SO.
Doubles-Alexander, Tigers: jam
ieson. Indians. 3.
Triples-Alexander. Tigers, 4.
HomerS-Gehrig, Yanks, Y.
Stolen Bases-Fonseca, Averill
Indians: Johnston. Tigers, 4.
Pitching-Uhle, Tigers. Won s,
lost 0.
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BY JACK S0RDS
Central Press Sports Cartoonist-
Nwr.ffa-

Writer
Fifty thousand dollars is a large
to pay for a player only TO
him beaten 70 his position by
another. Lyn Larry cost the New
York Yankees something like that
amount and now he is warming the
But Larry can hardly be called q
bust. He is a good prospect and
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ProUe Ability
Under Fire to Beat
Bluffs End Time. 81

The Waco Cubs have proved their ability under fire They hFadG
the far north country today with the stimulus OK two straight VICTORIES
over Houston and q two-game leaf over the same Bluffs
There were predictions a-plerF Saturday that Dell Prntta youngsters
had come to the end Of their n I. and that The dawn O. Manaal would
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5O,O 900 See Giant
Cub Sc Tie Halted
By Drenching Rain
BY WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN
Associated Press Sports Writer

: With the first western invasion Of the Polo grounds drifting into It's
final phase. the Giants remain in need Of victories a S the Cards and the
Cubs make the race out front together. While the Clan McGraw can ex-
hibit but three victories against five defeats and one tie for the western
stand. the Red Birds have won seven out Of nine, and the Cubs six out
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta i. Chattanooga s.
Little Rock 2. Mobile s.
BIRMINGHAM IL. Nashville Z
memphis 30. New Orleans 81.
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seattle -. San Francisco is.
missions i0-ii. Sacramento a..
HOLLYWOOD as. Oakland As.
portland o-S. Los Angeles SO.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sundays Games
e. Louis IL. Brooklyn Z.
Boston 9. Cincinnati 3.
Chicago 8. New York 8.
Standing OF the CIuhs
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NEW OUTFIELDER Is
BOUGHT by SANTONE

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nay IL
Fp-Le0 Casey. uuttArlrrr WE New
Haven az the Eastern baseball
league. has been sold outright "a
San Antonio OF the Texas league.
He hatted $50 last year.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sundays Games
Chicago }. Washington 2.
Detroit ?. New York Y.
St. Louis IL. Boston 3.
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After three years CO. tnAi In thm
PhilheS' bull pen. Claude VIII
oughby appears ready 70 Srrr
into his own ms = starter tbs
season He gave I'M fine rxhlnA-
ton I'm letting the Giants dnMm
with ore run IN III innings re-
Gently, dishing up some GOOD
last balls MIXED With IN fmntmA-
ling change uf pmrA
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Coronado De Luxe
The aristocrat Of feath.
erweight fabrics; of
silk and wcrsted corr
struction I'm beautiful
pastel tans, grays and
navy.
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THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Sundays Games
9-5. Dallas So.

Shreveport 9-5. Dallas So.
Waco 6. Houston I.
Fort Worth ga. Wichita Falls ga.
San Antonio SIS. Beaumont ia.
EfamHfnw - - N
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A DEPOSIT WILL
HOLD ANY CAR
MAIN STORE
$40 E. Washington St.

1928 Chevrolet coach; low mileage. good
condition, good tires; real bargain
1928 Chevrolet coupe, extra good codi-
tion a car worth every cent we ask; be
sure and see this car, $3.50; Sl35 down.
1927 Chevrolet coach; good Duco dniSh,
good tires; let us demonstrate this car.
A real bargain; $685. 500 down.
1927 Chevrolet coupe. tires look like
new, runs fine, low mileage. worth
while car, 1929; 500 down.
1926 Chevrolet coupe; several extras;
runs fine; a car that will be sure to
satisfy you $500; SIS down.
1926 Chevrolet touring; good paint,
Be BeoS sure snd see this s car $30 $40 down
1926 Ford coupe; good paint, good
balloon tires, in good condition, $3.50;
1925 Ford coupe; balloon tires, good
paint, clean upholstering, $40 down, IL
months on balance.
1926 Ford touring; good balloon tires,
paint good, motor in fine shape; real
bargain, 500; terms.
Chevrolet roadster, 1923; g snappy look
ing car; low mileage; driven by careful
driver; good paint and tires Al mechan-
ically; only S375.
1928 Chevrolet coach; low mileage; good
tires, bumpers; car in good shape all
through, price $3.50; l-S down. balance
1927 Chevrolet coupe; low mileage,
extra good balloon tires; motor in good
condition; real bargain; $50; terms.
1926 Chevrolet coupe; looks and runs
fine; let us demonstrate this car; priced
low, easy terms.
1925 Ford touring; good tires paint
good; motor AL; real bargain; $500;
terms.
1926 Ford coupe; balloon tires; good
paint, clean upholstering; worth every
cent we ask; $110; terms.
1927 Chevrolet coach; a dandy clean
little car at real bargain; S325; terms.
1927 Pontiac coach, good paint and
tires; mechanically perfect, disc wheels;
very low mileage; this car is above the
average; only $425.
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BRANCH STORE
923 Virginia Ave.

1927 Chevrolet landau fully equipped,
good tires and paint; an exceptional
value; only Si25 down.
1928 Chevrolet sedan; here is a prac-
tically new car; everything needed; real
buy; small payment; Sl45 down.
1926 Chevrolet roadster; snappy little
job; good tires; only $50 down.
1928 Chevrolet cabrioIet, painted red;
beautiful job; only $l60 down.
1926 Ford touring; good paint and good
tires; $40 down.
1924 Ford touring; good running order;
1925 Chevrolet touring; good condition
throughout; good tires; bargain; $50
down.
1924 Odds 4-passenger coupe; here is a
real value; new top; Duco, good running
condition; only $50 down.
1926 Ford Tudor; fully equipped. good
shape; only S65 down.
1925 Chrysler COACH 10 model; Won
derful shape. good tires; only $3.50 down.
1926 late Ford coupe; looks and runs
like new; only S65 down.
1927 Chevrolet coach; Al mechanical
condition, good tires, looks like new, a
real value; selling price S299; 500 down,
balance easy.
1927 Chevrolet coupe; fine shape. fully
equipped, a dandy; selling price $3.50; 500
down, balance easy.
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Musical Instruments

SAxOPHcNE B FLAT-Tenor. silver and
case. $50 He. 2472. 1922 Central.
PHCNOGRAPHS- WHILE THEY LAST.
100 E. OHIO ST.
GRAND PIANO-sl90. House rented.
STEINWAY GRAND-$695; Apt, grand.
sass. ROBERTSON'S, 235 n. Penn.
PLAYER PIANOS--S95 to SITS. 81 q week:
no interest. ROBERTSON'S 235 n. Penn.
BALDWIN, Upright piano. s18: other bar
gains, SIS to S95. Rohertson's, 2S5 n. Penn.
VICTROLA-Genuine mahogany with IS
records for sale cheap. Be. l598-R.
PLAYER PIANO-And bench. rolls and
cabinet Had best car. Sacrifice. Oh. 3255.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upright plano.
Has had best car. Leaving sac. IA. z8ez-J
PAcKARD-Player piano. rs rolls. cabinet
bench: 500 cash Hu. 1858.
VTCTROLA-Medora upright; Al cond.;
SIS. includ- Sc records. 1850 n. Warman.
PIANO = Story & Clark. Had hest care.
A bargain. Hu. 1876.
BRUNSWICK vICTROLA = Brand new
VIII sell az 2 bargain. Terms. He. 1851.
-Panatrope console: months
ulds same as new: reasonable. Il. S522-J.
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Musical Instruments
Pianos for Rent
Ell per Month

81 Per Month
RIMBALL PLANO STORE
ri. 2I55. $50 ~ Delaware
BEAUTIFUL BABY GRAND PIANO-s345
New -to-tile-minGte style in attractive
mahogany case. Wonderful tone and ac-
ton You'll be proud of this onel Easy
terms. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 1913 n
Penn. ----
THREE SPLENDID UPRIGHTS = While
they last; S3S. S48 and SIS. Sold on terms.
We need the room, and now is your OPP
portunity. Price includes stool or bench,
Viking MUSIC CO. 40 e. Ohio.
vIcTRoLA. ELECTRIC oRTHoPHoNIC-
NEW. VIII be sold at big sacrifice. On
terms. Private owner. 3485 B1TchWood
Ave. Wa. 1917. OF Ri. 4603.
81 600 WEBER PIANOLA-Player piano;
attractive mahogany case in plain style;
in Al mechanical condition; Very easy
teams; q bargain at $685. PEARSON
PIANO Co. 1890 N. Penn. ST.
sAXOPHONES- New ana used: easiest pay
ment plan in town. Loren2 Saxophone
School ground floor Pembroke Arcade
VICTOR, COLUMBIA, BRUNSWICK
Photographs, IS, $40 and $40. ROBERT
SONS, 235 N. Pennsylvania.
BEAUTIFUL PLAYER-With bench and
rolls. Can be had by finishing payment
Ii. 6464.
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Houses for Sale

s GLADSTONE AVE.-6-rm. bungalow.
with garage: French doors III living room.
huilt-in buffet in dining-room. builr-iu
cupboard, inlaid nnolsum in kitchen. 8
large closets newly decorated through
cut. new furnace water softensr, years
old Bargain for $500 Call II. 400.
NEW BUNGALOWS
NEAR GARFIELD PARK
) rcons modern. garage, paved streets.
Easy terms.
ri. 2soa N D Fox. Hu. Ilss,
BRo0KsIDE AVE. 2sa6-S rooms modern:
suitable for families II desired: reason
able payments. Owner, Ia. 6567.
BosART. ef5-5-room strictly modern dou
hies near Little Flower Parish. Terms to
suit; o.. Owner. II. Ss86-R.
WANTED serni-Inodern home from owner.
not ever So 800 Call evenings. Ia. Q66o.
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Coal and Wood

Coal and Wood
HARVEY COAL co.
$50 ?. MORRIS ST. DR.. 20e5
EUREKA COAL co.
i2s n. Richland. Be. 2ls8
j. ". FREDERICK COAL 90.
soi Beeeher st. Dr. 1888.
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Storage and Transfer

SToRE-Your furniture in fire proof stor-
age house. Private lockers. Pay months
later Special no charge for hauling
from March I TO March 80, Estimates
given without obligation. Call
ARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR 20.
4l9 F. Market Ri. l7oo.
FURNITURE PADS.
BUY your pads direct from manUIac-
turer at wholesale prices: all sizes in
stock Hoosier Tarpaulin and Canvas
Goods Co. 1902 w. washington st:
HAULING PACKING, STORAGE = Low
rates on California shipments OTTO J
SUEZ. Ri. S62S-656l. 72l N. Pine.
sORNMAN TRANSFER CO.-Satsifactory
moving service: overland trucking of
furniture and freight. Oh. SSH,
]. Il. TAYLOR TRANsFER--Free estimates
on local and long distance moving. Ri
1895.
LINCOLN TRANSIT CO.-Locsl and Lonly
Distance Furn. piano moving. General
hauling. 1853 College Ave. he. 2428.
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving $50 load
large trucks; responsible men Dr.. 16l6
TRANSFERRING storage, hauling s2l &.
6zth st. w. E. Rodocker. wa. 44S3.
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FORD ROADSTER. is37-NeW Duco; real
WINE Vsssnsn Al fo2s is = 'A go -
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SUIT-Boy's sport, never worn, size Is. A
real bargain for quick sale. Wa. 4184-W.
TUXEDO-Practically new, size 80; real
bargain Oh 1897
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MICHIGAN E., 4712 - Strictly modern.
built-in bookcases, buffet, cabinet, limo
leum on kitch, bath, garage. DR.. 2862-M.
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Houses for Sale

Suburban for Sale
ADDED INCOME
Rabbits earnings should run $50
month or more, deduct that from the
monthly payment on one of our SUBJ
urban homes and rabbit ranches and your
monthly payment will be less than $40
month. Let US explain.
WOODLAND RABBITRY
Pendleton Pike Near 38th St.
iRabbitry. Oh 71o3-J. Office Ii. 2541,
Completely Stocked and Equipped
RABBIT RANCHES
Let Us Explain
WOODLAND RABBITRY
PendIeton Pike near 38th St.
Ranbitry. Oh. 7l03-J Office. Ii. 254l.
RABBIT RANCHES
You make the down payment. Rabbits
should pay the rest. 5-room bungalow.
"a acre ground, 6-12 miles N. E. Every
thing complete ready to start.
Let US explain. Ii 254l.
5 ACRESOn Michigan road; close in; no
trades. 23l4 College. 1914 College.
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VIRGINIA AVE. 299-3-room apt; semi
modern; SIS. DR.. 1857.
WALNUT, E., 320-The Walnut rooms;
front apt. Adults Ri 3424.
BOTH, W. lO54-Lovely 5-room apartment;
heat, water. hardwood floors; garage; $40
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NGLISH AVE, 1925 rooms and bath;
gemi-modern; newly papered; well kept;
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CENTRAL, 1921 large front room,
furnished or unfurnished; in-a-door bed,
cooking privileges; Sc singlei 81 double.
Ii. 1857 or He. 2797. Evenings.
ILL. NJ, 431, APT. 5-3 rms, furn. COM.
o'stufTed, victrola, special rate. couple
employed; also sleep; modern. Ii 1888.
LADY-Wants to share her pleasant apart
ment with another lady. II. 4565.
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MARCH IS ICE REFRIGERATOR MONTH
Rent new or used ice box by the month.
After twelve payments, the refrigerator
belongs to you. Priced at less than cost
ing stock. Only so included in this offer.
Payments S1.10 per month UP.
POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.,
REFRIGERATOR DEPARTMENT.. o
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BARRETT-WADE FURNITURE CO;-8ba
Virginia Ave-; furniture, rugs, stoves.
household goods, new and used furniture
for working people. Cash or credit. Easy
terms Open evenings DR. 1867.
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Houses for Rent

ASHLAND, 26I5-7-room mod; gar; new
furnace; yard; $40 He. 558l.
EARTH, 2127-5-room double, gas, cleo,
water, garage; $40; near car. DR.. 3829-J
BLVD. PL., 3743-5 rooms modern, except
furnace garage; $3.50. Wa. 2698-J,
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WARDROBE TRUNK-Oshkosh make;
never used 1861 East Ohio.
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N1NoONI Lgs.N.s III VI,
RUCKLE: 29O7-Very desirable bungalow;
large rooms, in-a-door bed, garage; very
reasonable at S47.50. Ia. 3l1O-W.
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33-6 rooms, modern, except fur
mace; gar; near Wash. high: Be. OF l.
N, 1440-6 rooms. modern:
only S29, water paid. Ri. 0543.
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WINDS OF THE WESTERN SEA-Are not
as comfortable as ''Nu-Air' ventilators
So 5 RERye It, ve MHaFR F EhgpeTs lsS
& Meridian St Ii 2411-02
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-31

Boje v prvom obdobi (do 20,
maja 1919) boly dobou obsadzo-
vania oslobodenej vlasti. Odpory
boly len intestine, nejednotne zle
vedene. Vacsi boz bol l. maja pri
Komarne, kde nase vojsko Wit az
ne obstalo.
V druhom obdobi bola nasa ar
mada pc prvy raz v skutocnom O.
brannom boji, ktory rozputal sa
ma dlhych juznych hraniciach a
trval mesiac. Dna T. jdna memo
val PRECEDENT Masaryk generala
Mittelhausera vrchnym velitel'om
ma Slovensku. Potion rozvinuly
sa boje ma dolnom Ipli okoli Ii
sovca a prvych dnoch julia Ia
Gala sa nasa protiofenziva. Boly
to boje okolo Levic, V 1seku No
We Zamky - Komarno, boje I'll
sovec a JUNE cd Kosic.
Predseda mierovej konferencie
Cl6menceau zaslal 7. jiina Wade
V Pesti prikaz, ably zastavila bo-
ie, mierova konferencia opako-
vala tento prfkaz Is. a %. j1na.
Den na to prestaly boje pestian-
ska vlada sovietov sa podrobila.
Dna /. julia previedlo mad 'arske
vojsko 1stup na stanovene hra-
nice.
Ia tychto bojov Cd zaciatku
nasej samostatnosti do IA. augu-
sta ztratilo nase vojsko na Slo-
vensku 80 dostojnikov a S25 vo-
jakov, ktori padli, alebo zomreli
nasledkom zranenia, ranenych bo-
10 103 d6stojnfkov a 2037 voja-
kov, do zajatia dostalo sd II do
stoinikov a 332 muzov. Pocet ci-
viInych obeti, ktore mad 'arske
vojska povrazdily pod roznymi
zamienkami, odhaduje sa podl "a
sipisu Ma 73. Mad 'arsk6 ztraty |
boly vdcsie.