davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
DNEsNE AKTUALITY A SIOvENSKA LtGA.
Referat Bieleka pre- dsedu SLOW Lgy rocnej
sch6dxi Sdrux. SLOW Novinarov v Scranton, Pa &.


Brat predseda, mill kollegovia:
Nadisiel cas- podavania r6znych
referatov, ktore ma Eiadost' nase-
no cteneho tradu - vypracovali
niektori nasi kollegovia.
Nine tiez Dol prideleny jeden z
tychto, hoci ma thema dane nepa-
mtaam. Myslim vsak, ze nero
bim chybu, ked co predseda Slo-
venskej Ligy v Amerike ~ bu-
dem referovat' "a Ligu a o LII
ge, 0 tom, co by sa dnes malo va
zne pojednavat' a riesit'..
Kym vsak ku referatu prikro-
elm, dovol'te, aby som k voli zdo-
razneniu skutocnosti spomenul l.
STD volebni udalost' mestecka
Homestead, Pa, ktora sa stala pr
predminulych vol bach.
Mestecko Homestead, Pa, zno-
vuzuolilo do uradu stareho rych-
tara, ktoreho preto, lebo je OBJ
l'1beny medzi :" "foreignermi" -
nazyvajd Amerikani "Hunky Bur
gesom". Je on prefikanym politi-
kom. Pri predminulych vol'bach
vsak nal protikandidata a dalo
sa ocakavat', ze tento l'ahko wi
t'azf lebo nespokojnost' u
radovanim stareho bola vel 'ka a
volicstvo caste tlzi po zmenach.
Bolo to prave v casoch krikov
a pohonov proti takzvanej Ku
Klux Khan prganizacii, zaklady
ktorej spocivaj1 ma nenavisti
proti: katolikom, foreignerom, Il
dom a nigrom.
Nasemu staremu rychtarovi pri
slo pohn1t roumom a postarat' sa
rychlo o znemozmenie protikan-
didata medzi volicstvom horejsie
spomenutych tried takeho je V
Homestead, Pa, nemalo. A tax sa
stale, re jeho protikandidat Dol
vyhlaseny "a vodcu Ku Klux
klanu -. nepriatel "a: foreigne-
row, katolikpv, zidov Nigrov.
Pravda, vysledok volieb -. pro
spell staremu, ktory boil znovuzvo-
leny a novy =. slavnostne pre-
padol.
No, stigma vodcu Ku Klux Klan
organizacie este dnes ma nom Sc
di, hoci hol a je jednym najlep-
sich pracovnikov a farnfkov jed
nej . tamojsfch katolfckych far
nosti hoci Dol po6as celeho do
isavadneho zivota tvrdym a prak-
tickym katolikom.
A tax je tomu dnes al tou ma
SOU matickou Ligou!
Nepriatelia jej programu, CHE
jeho nesplnenej revolu nej casti,
tykajdcej sa Pittsburghskej Do
hody, boil sikovnejsi v pouzivani
vsetkych moznych prostriedkov
ma jeho> uhmlistvenie -. pirate
LA nepovazovali "a nutne a po-
trebne zdoraznovat a obhajoyat' !,
ospravedlnovat' tento jeho bod,
tJkajlci sa lstavneho zabezpece-
mia a postupneho uplathovania
plnych pray slovenskeho naroda
v Gesko4Slovenskej Republike.
Ma okp Sa nikdy nestayali pro-
ii tomu, aby slovensky narod mo-
hol uplatnovat' narodne prava v
republike IS. ale hrde narodne
kfedt Il. zatiskali do 1zadia ma
rodnou ideou cechoslovakizmu a
hlasatel'oy prveho IS. potvarali
mad 'arshou mentalitou, mad'ar6n
stvom. Nepriatepstvom vo6i re-
phblike tymto spojene vyvol
dill, ze ziadanie uplatnenia Pitts
bnfghskej Dohody =. znacf ~.
odtnhn,rtie A. Cd bratoy Cechov a
pfibojenie kn Mad 'arslxa.
Je zrejnne q jasnd, xe tieto na.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
krajn 4 politike pokoj!

kraju = politike pokoj!
Hovorim Il. nebezpecnejsie -.
lebo podavany nam je chladny
napoj Y Aordtks me chutsnia
tax nlpoj vit1nN
sam com bel nAdhodil pred ro-
kami, aby snAe sa vendyali salntm
sebe, nssim ustanoviIt Alsl
nikdy spojenf dplnym zane
vretfm ma r,odny kraj i os1dy pa
us sodnej ktvi; nika ien-
lie zrieknutia sa naseho decka
Pittsbughske Dehody, i
IA preto pred mimi dprimne ) $
plnou vervou poctiveho presved-
cenia -. varujem q pfosfm Vas,
kollegovia, ably ste mi boil v tom
to ndpompcnf.
Nam mozu byt' krajne nemile
chyby a poklesky krajovych hu-
tonomBtickych stran -. nase ST.
dcia mozu t'azko trpiet' mad L. |
kazmi nevd'aku, zaznavania, zma-
licherflo vania nasich pokusov,
rad, pokynov a ziadosti -. my
m6zeme klesat' pod t'archou po-
vedomia -. nj neba nj z pekla
ziadnej ozveny -. ale nemozeme
dopustit' -. aby SINE sa zriekli
povinnosti, vyplyvajdcich z Pitts
burghskej Dohody. BOZ "a tdto sa
snad' neskonci "a naseho trvania
-. ale ked' mic nezrobime - a.
spon udrzujme, pestujme jej du-
cha, poziadavky a vstepme ich
nasej mladezi. TAX chudobnf ne
budeme -. ably SINE nemali pero,
nemai slovo "a nu a pre- fu, ne
| mali odvahy sa jej zastat vsade
ma kazdom kroku medzi nami a
medzi znamymi spoluobcanmi.
Zacal som istou volebnou u
dalost 'ou, ably som znazornil te-
rajsi stav Lgy. Spomenuty kan
didat nebol Ku Klux. Klanom
predsa MIN ostal ociach spolu-
obcanov. Liga je organizacia ma
rodna, sledujlca a pestujdca Ia
ujmy celonarodne, je organiza-
ella krest 'anska: je, bola a bude
"a spolocnu Cesko-Slovensk1 Re
publiku -. a predsa nepriatel-
ska propa ganda >. zrobila nej
organizaciu mad 'aronsku, bojuj1-
Gu proti celistvosti republiky, pra-
cujdcu "a obnovenie stareho Ma
d 'arorsagu atd'. atd'.
My vieme, re hajime najvyssie
zaujmy naroda3 :. re prirodzene
prava kazdeho maroda s1 tax sa-
mozrejme, ze ich zdoraznovat' ne
treba. Lenze prave toto nase po-
vedomie 80. skyta nepriatel 'om
mnoho 1rodneho pol'a, dava pri-
lezitosti zasiat' mnoho k1kol'a do
cistej narodnej psenice. A prave
preto -. mali by SINE potierat'
taketo pokusy takou vervou a
ne1stupcivost'ou =. ako nasi od-
| porcovia 80. znemoznit' i'm, ably
lovili v mutnom.
| A teraz ku otazke, Casto klade-
nej, totiz, re ku ktorej politickej
strane ma Slovensku sa hlasi 5
ktorou stotoznuje Slovenska Liga
Iv Amerike? ~
A to preto, lebo taketo otazky
sa vyskytly minulosti a pri-
tomnosti. Odpovie ma toto zaiste
najautentickejsie a najlepsie cd
SEX Memoranda, vyneseneho ma
sch6dzi Ustrednej Spravy T.
strednym Vyborom Slovenskej
Ligy Amerike, ma ktory sa iste
uz zabudlo, alebo chcelo zabud-
nut:
my, americki Slovaci, povazu-
jeme myslienku jednotneho Gesko-
slovenskeho statu "a jedine moz-
MI yedtcu myslienku, na zaklade
ktorej da sa vylucne vybudovat'
jedine trvala politicka tvorba,
zodpovedajdca zaujmom Cechov
q Slovakov.. Ale prave preto, ze
L = L i q, I.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-03
BY RAY T. TUCKER
Times staff CorreSpondeut

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The
present tariff bill is perhaps the
first in American legislative history
to be framed without benefit Of the
Old-fashioned type Of lobbyist who
boosted a smooth tongue. a liberal
expense account for entertainment
and powerful political sponsors back
home.
Even such a foe Of the lobby as
Henry T. Ra.ney Of Illinois. Demo-
cratic member of the house ways
and means committee. admits that
ne has seen little of the individuals
or influences which sought to dom
mate the writing Of Republican
tariffs in other days. Many of the
familiar figures who always invaded
The carnival during tariff making
time have been missing in 1929.
Even the kind Of lobbying which
marked the passage Of the Fordney-
McCumber Act in 1922 almost has
disappeared. The third house Of
congress" as the tariff lobby once
was called, has either adjourned
temporarily, or gone out Of existence
due to changing methods of exerclS-
ing influence.
I'm its place has arisen an en-
trclv new kind Of lobby, but one that
is generally regarded as legitimate,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

accessible Sawtooth section Of the
Great Smoky Mountain National
Park in western North Carolina
and eastern Tennessee will be
sought by an expedition sponsored
BY the Asheville Times.
The picture writings made by the
original Americans have never. been
seen by paleface eyes, according to
local historians, but are mentioned
frequently in old Cherokee Indian
tales.
A study Of the fauna and flora
of the seldom visited section of
the Smokes also will be made by
the party.
Walter Adams, managing editor
of the Asheville paper, and Robert
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Photo by National Studio.


teal. Surprising as it may seem,
this master medicine is at the very
peak. the apex OF its amazing pow
ers in those obstinate and chronic
cases that have defed and resisted
all medicines and treatments tried.
All who suffer and who seek escape
from pain and suffering are urged
to call. without delay. on the kon-
lola Man. who is at the Hook De
pendabIe DRUG Store. Illinois and
WASHINGTON streets. this city. and
have him personally explain the
merits of this peerless remedy. He
VIII tell YOU why Konjola. in the
short space Of five and half years,
with more than a million friends,
with more than q million friends:
he will tell Won why it IS the most
talked-of medicine in America. The
Kouiola Man will point out case
after case like that of Mr.. NJ. Fink,
1913 North Jefferson street. Indian
s. spouS. who had q remarkable eX-
perieuce with KOnjOla. Radiant
with new and glorious health, Mr..
Fink recently called on the Kon-
lola Man and made this astounding
statement.
"Koniola was the medicine I
should have had in the first place,
because II benefited me when all
other medicines and treatments
failed utterly. For the past two
wears I suffered intensely from
stomach trouble Ny digestive or
rsns we're so weak that the light
est foods failed 10 digest. Constl-
patton allowed polSonS to gather in
nv system and soon my face and
back. became broken out with ugly.
red pimples. Sluggish liver brought
on dizzy spells when black spots ap-
peared before my eyes. Nervousness
resulted. Ny general health was at
low ebb and I was at loss to
know what to do for myself. Il
was. indeed. a most dlscouraging
situation.
When Konjola was first recon-
mended I was inclined 70 scott at
the idea OF a single medicine bene-
fiting me. But daily heard or read
OF the splendid accomplishments Of
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I would be making q mistake not to
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and I owe everything 70 Konjola.
Rightly is Konjola called the mas
ter medicine
Is it not logical to believe that
what Konjola has done for others
it will 90 for you-for everyone?
The case Of Mr.. Fink IS not unusual
for the files OF Konjola are filed TO
overfowing with such happy, glad
statements.
The Konjola Man IS at the Hook
Dependable Drug Store. Illinois and
washington streets, Indianapolis,
where he is meeting the public
daily, introducing and explaining
the merits Of this master medicine.
advertisement.
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short, has decided to look after his
own legislative interests instead OF
entrlsting the important task to
hired hands. With only few ex-
ceptions industry and business have
swept the ancient and sometimes
methods Of lobbying into the
discard, along with costly and out
grown systems Of production and
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since it makes its desires known
openly and officially.
It consists of hundreds of expert
Spokesman appearing on behalf Of
American industry and business.
They swarmed into Washington
when the hearings we're begun be-
fore the house ways and means
committee, Jan. 6. and have been
here almost ever since.
But they did not try to do their
best work in congressional corridors,
downtown clubs and hotels, as was
once the case. They went before
the house committee and frankly
stated their views.
The American business man, in
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Bunnelle, reporter and staff photog-
rapher, will be accompanied on the
exploration trip by some unchosen
North Carolina Boy Scout. The
party will leave June and plans
to remain away from civilization
for more than a month.
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INDIANAPOLIS MAN
PRAISES MERITS
OF new K0NJ0LA
at Was The Medicine |
Should Have Had In
The First Place."
He Exclaims.

Amazing indeed are many Of the
written and verbal Endorsements of
this new ana totally different medi-
cine, Kon5J!a almost unbelievable
are the astounding reservations to
its credit. and we're the facts not
known many would, indeed, be skep-
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Start School for Bug Hunters"

BIZ United Press
WESTMINSTER, Vt, May 3.-A
school for bug hunters" has been
established here by the department
of agriculture to train young men
for work in controlling the gypsy
moth. Sixty students already have
enrolled for the course.
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Damages Asked for Fall

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Miss
Belle Brown wants $4,000 for a
tumble while skating. Her suit
against a local ice rink charges
there were dangerous holes and
creyices in the ice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-03
NEW KIND Of
TARIFF LOBBY
NOW At WORK
Old Style Third House
Gone; Experts Now Repre-
sent Industry.

This is the first Of series Of articles
showing how the neu tariff bill was
drawn. without the usual interference
bv lobbyists.
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EXPEDITION TO
STUDY SMOKES
Newspaper Party to Seek
Indian Relics.

BIZ United Press
ASHEVILLE, N. c., May 3.-In-
dian picture writings on steep cliffs
in the little known and almost in
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Action Galore
in Boat Races

Action and thrills galore we're
part Of the first annual regatta at
Broad Ripple Sunday afternoon,
staged under the auspices of the
Broad Ripple OUtboard Motor Boat
Association. Races were held in
three classes. Five crafts over
turned during the afternoon. but
none we're seriously damaged and
none we're injured
George Martin. South Bend, nosed
cut Dale Miller to win the class b
race. at an average speed Of 1857
miles per hour. Nick Batkin, In
dianapols. won the class C event
a clip of Blob miles per hour. The
"free- for-aII" was taken by Bill
Rsriden. Bedford at 3214 miles an
hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
BROOKSlDE IS VICTOR

The Brookside Community House
won the top .honors in the City
Recreation Departments track and
field meet Saturday at Willard Park.
The victors compiled a total of IS
points Rhodius was second with %.
Brooksidc wen three frsts in the
individual events, all three relays
and many lesser places in the in
dividualS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
Did You Know
That

HOWARD MAPLE. star
IL catcher for the University
Of Oregon team, has been
signed by the White Sox
And Johnny Murphy. the he
70 pitcher of Fordham, has
gone to the Yankees. Harry
ConIon. a star track athlete
at Rensselaer, Poly Institute,
landed on the back Of his neck
and was knocked stiff
When the stick he was using in
the pole-vault broke under
him. And then he got up
and won the event. Snap
per Garrison, the old-time
Jock. says Laverne Fator and
Pony McAtee are the greatest
Jockeys Of the decade. -.
IT'S said James j. Corbett and
William Harrison Dempsey are
going TO team in vodeville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
Net Stars Head
for NeU Courts

BIZ United Press
PARIS, June 3,-The American
tennis contingent departed today
for other courts. Big Bill Tilden,
Frank Hunter and Junior Coen left
for Zurich to play a team match
against Switzerland
The American women stars, head
ed by Helen Wills, left for Berlin
to play a series of matches against
the leading German players. On
Saturday the group will assemble
at The Hague to begin practice in
preparation for the Dutch cham
piOnships.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
STARS SAIL FOR HOME
L. :. Ryder Cup Members Head for
States on Leviathan.

BIZ initial Prf.s
SOUTHAMPTON, England. June
3.-Five members OF the United
States Ryder Cup golf team we're
aboard the Leviathan today head
ca for the United States.
Walter Hagen. Johnny Farrell, Ed
Dudley. Horton Smith, Joe Turnesa
and Manager Robert Harlow we're
in the party which sailed Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
Semi-Pro, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Biz -Four A \. OF Indianapolis defeated
the SprinEheld Ohio division Of the Big
-Four Saturday. - 70 .. Miller and Francis
pitched for the locals. The Indianapolis
rine collected twenty-five blows. six OF
" hich we're eXtra-bsse hiuEles.
Oriental Bulldogs defeated the Plsinheld
Bows School. ? 10 !. in a hard fought
contest. Lefty Kuhns. star pitcher Of the
Bulldogs. held the Plsinfeld nine to two
hits and famed thirteen batSmen.
The Christamors baseball team would
like TO schedule games with teams play
iug in the is TO 20-vear-old class. Sun
dsvs are open for the month OF juno.
CAL Bel. LIS.
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81 United PrCss
AUTEUIL, France. June with
Helen Wills in possession Of the
French women's tennis title for the
second straight year, two French
stars-Rene La Coste and Jean b.
rotra-met for the mems singles
championship in the French hard
court championships today.
Miss Wills beat Nine Matthew Of
France in the finals Sunday, 6-3,
ga. Although the American star
vas hard pressed in several games
she could always force Nine. Ma
thieu into errors or out of position
for a placement at critical mo-
menrs.
Playing some Of the greatest ten
mis- Of his career Borotra eliminated
the defending champion. Henri Co.
chet. in a sensational five-set match
Sunday. 6-3. ST. rs. ST, ga.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
ROUNDING INTO SHAPE

CHICAGO. June 3.-Otto Won
Porat and Emmett Rocco, heavy
weights. rapidly are rounding into
shape for their bout in the Chicago
stadium June H.
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No other games scheduled
PIRATES TRIUMPH

E. Times special
NfASSILLON. O.. June 3.-OWnie
Bush's Pittsburgh Pirates defeated
the MaSSillon Agathons. Semi-pros,
here Sunday in an exhibition, 10 to
s. The BUGS made twenty hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
asks Nation to compare.
the 4 leading Cigarettes
Here are the first returns, just as received
and as audited by certified public accountants

Did OLD GOLD win in all cases? Assured
ly not! Brands X, Y & Z, the long-estab-
Iished trio. made good showing. They're
good cigarettes. But once again, OLD
GOLD, the two-year old, proved that this
is the day of the new and better thing!
No cigarette-maker can iusti6ably say
that his cigarette is the best for
everyone. Tastes differ. Why not let
your taste decide which cigarette you
like best with all brand prejudice
removed?
That's what these 1922 radio fans did.
At left is the box score of their vote.
=. as audited by firm of certified pub
lie accountants.
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u. S. BOWLERS FAVORED
Yankee Ten-Pin Topplers Compete
for Worlds Title.

BIZ JHitcd Press
STOCKHOLM, June 3.-The
United States was favored today to
capture the worlds bowling title
from Sweden in matches to begin
here shortly.
The American team Of twenty
seven. headed by Joseph Thum and
Joseph Jarrett, arrived here Sat
urday and showed excellent form in
practice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today
Schedule and Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Columbus - Louisville.
81. Paul at Kansas CITY.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
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La C0ste Meets BOYOt1u for French Tennis Groom
The five leaders in
ton Sunday.
nlar1sAr time

ton Sunday. The five leaders in
elapsed time:
John Salo. 414. 1922.
Pete Gavuzzi. England. 4l5.05.1l.
Giusto Umek. italy. 429 .56:3s.
Sam Richman. New York, 449;43.02.
Paul Simpson. Burlington, N. c.. 457:-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
ON 66-MILE JAUNT

John Salo Goes Back Into Lead in
Pyle Derby.
BIZ United Press
BYLAS, Ariz., June 3.-The Pyle
bunion derby runners headed out Of
Bylas today for Miami, Ariz., sixty
six miles away. with John Salo, New
Jersey policeman, in first place.
Salo went into the initial posi-
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


s, Pau ;,.--...-.... GO GO 6 eco e 600
IumbIo. Shealy and Hargrave; Benton
snd McMullen.
.8i.Ebu' ....,.... cog 993 jog 592 go 600 sI5
Never and shinsult, Deylne; PieHer and
Heyworth.
Milwaukee ......... 2l0 00l 100 6
Thomas. Morrison. Day and Peters.
RYAN, Robertson. Fons and McMenemy.
Louisville 81 Indianapolis, postponed
vet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New Yors ......... 600 ooo 500 10 2
Chicago -..-....-.- 600 200 COL
Benton aud Hogea OTs-rsl, Blak-.
Cycngros Horne and schultz, Grace.
Boston Al Cincinnati postponed, rain.
Broosiya at ST. Louis, double header
postponed, ram.
tOniy games seheduledN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New YorS -....... 200 coo nix Y
walsh. MeKain Connally end Autry.
Pipgras ana DicSey.
Cleveland .,........ i l9g o coo o o9o-3 ?
Shsute. FerrelI and l. SeVell, Wyatt.
N. CASTOR and Berry.
Tssh IPEiS -. Geo Geo coo oil
B.seholder and schans, Hadley and
Fuel.
-. Strf -G
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Helen Wills Cops Women'S
Title by Downing
Mime. Matthew.
HENRI C0CHET LOSES
Bows in Sensational Five
Set Match.
IACOSTT TRIIrN1PHS

LACOSTE TRIUMPHS
81 LntfCd Prose
AUTEUIL. France, June g.
Rene La COste won the French
hardcOurts tennis championship
today, defeating Jean Borotra
So, 2-6, SO. 2-6 and So.
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Every Tuesday night, over the Columbia
network, Paul Whiteman's orchestra
thrills the radio world with dance music,
played as only Whiteman can play it.
OLD GOLD sponsors this radio hour. But
strangely enough, not once during the
hour has the claim ever been made that
OLD GOLD is the best of all cigarettes!
Instead, just moment is borrowed from
Whiteman's music to ask smokers to find
out for themselves which cigarette is best,
by making the concealed name" test, in
their own homes.
To date, through the courtesy ofradio fans,
reports have been received on the verdictS
of17,972 smokers who have made this test.
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Boston e. Cincinnati
Brooklyn at St Louis
New York ~ Chicago.
Philadelphis a. Pittsburgh
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AMERICAN ITAGIE

CGIcar0 az New I0rE.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
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ovs, the radio Old Gold

Certified Public Accountants Statement
How 1872 smokers voted
We hereby certify that we have
audited the reports received from
radio fans, showing how 1872
smokers voted in comparing the
leading cigarette brands, with
brand names masked.
The following is a complete and
accurate tabulation of this vote.
FIRST CHOICES RESULT
OLD GOLD 1872 1870
Brand \ 1879 229o
Brand Y BOB 179o
Brand Z 217S l2qo
TOTAL 1852 1907
'''a'o NNA4~A4. le'sH~ IT.
~ Broadway. New York City
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New YORK ....... O00 Oon 400 Z N 2
Chicago ...... COO ZOO COL q
Benton and HogsI - OFs-rsll, Blab-,
CfenCros. Horne and schultz, Grace.
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toniy games seheduledN

Brooklyn at ST. Louis. double header
postponed, ram.
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Boston Al CINCINNATI. postponed. rain.
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NATIONAL ITAGTr

louisville ~ Indianapolis, postponed.
wet grounds.
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Boston ..... 4O3 $50 02x-l2 15 I
Shsute. Ferrell and L. SeveH, Wyatt.
NJ CASTOR and Berry.