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some of them viii begin TO hint
;bou; dividends.
And fighting, as conducted at
present, win not pay, Wrestling,
N,tich is bad enough, is making
faorc money in New York Fight
cards pat on at q loss do not serve
to increase the prestige Of the Gar
den corporation.
Many believe that Carey Wi re
main as head or the Garden and try
to bring boxing back to a paying
basis. That is the nature OF the
man But lac win have TO avoid
playing into the hands Of the ylri-
ous rackctccrs who miikcd the cor
roration after Rickard s death
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-29

way ot a crack II The varsity eleven
there was lot Of energy being
hown at Stanford today. Five sub,
s.itutcs have alreaay oeen advanced
to The place of regulars and indi.
cations were that Bill Simkins would
replace Harlow <.3t.ert, star back.
when tia Cardinals meet L. e. l.. y.
I4idaN Ha5tt
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-29

BERKELEY. oct. %. UP -Tae
eleven was scheduled Tor
another secret practice tonight by
Coach "Nibs' Price. Only players
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-29

The cannery plant at Montesano,
Washington, is putting blackherries
into 500 barrels, for distant ship
mt
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-29
Garcia Second
In Voice Test

Alfredo Garcia, former Fl Centre
resident, who is well known
throughout the valley in musical
circles for his excellent baritone
voice, placed second for men in the
A:izona state addition for this sea
sou 5 Atwatcr Kent national voice
contest
Winning first place in the Yuma
contest. Garcia represented that
city in the state contest held last
week, in which FIRST places were
won by Betty Purdue Of Mesa and
Andrew White of Tucson
Garcia was 4 student under John
c. Canton and this past season ha,
been studying un Los Angeles.
While in this city he was soloist
FOR many of the Choral club con
certs as well as fer programs given
by various organizations. Ii" was
connected with the local Montgom-
cry Ward store.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-29
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES. Oct. %. U.P)-
Gus Sounenberg, heavyweight wrest-
ling champion. who has some 30s
victories notehed in his belt, viii
defend his tide against Don George,
cX-Michigan star, here tonight.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. %. U.P)-
Benny Miller, Los Angeles middle
weight, won 10-round decision
from Oscar Rankins, colored pugil
ist. in the main event of boxing
card here last night Don Burchard
won the SiX-round semi-windup
from Teddy Palacios, while Tommy
McGough earned the nod over sam
ny Seaman in siXrouud special
LONDON, Oct %. U.p) - Dave
Shade, California boxer, and Jack
hood, British wclterweight cham
Iion, fought to a l2-round draw in
Albert Hall last night.
Shade, slow to start, rallied in the
seventh round to drop the English
man for a count Of eight, and take
the lead for the rest Of the bout.
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attend his funeral this morning Friday at IL
O'Clock from the residence Of his son. on Sew
enth street between Z and r streets"
John B. Larner, president Of the Washington
Loan q Trust Co, Is n descendant Of this
family, as well as Of James IArner, whose two
sons, Thomas and Michael and grandson,
Noble D., were honored members of this old
society.
Indeed, the old society had on its roll many
wei known printers quite q number Of whom
left the case for other fields Of activity, Some
Of those who names particularly attracted the
writer's attention were Columbus Alexander,
who, the records state was admitted Is Q
member In October, 1897; James Clephane, adj
mitted March, 1922; John F. Croker, March,
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1884; Judah Delano, 1915; r. NJ Detweiler,
January 1850; Peter Force, 1916: L. A. Co
bright, 1884: William H. GobTight, 1886; Jo-
seph Hammacher. 1854; John G. judd 1856:
Thomas LArner. 1916: Jacob Gideon, 1915;
Michael Larner, 1925; N d. Larner, 1851;
Henry Polkinhorn, 1887; John c. Proctor, the
writer's father, May, 1855; p. L. Rodier, John
Sessford John H. Sessford, 1S4S; Lambert Tree,
1921; Lemuel Towers, 1886; John Thomas Tow
ers. 1884; William II. H. Towers, 1884 Cornelius
Wendell, 1854; Enoch White, February, 1895.
and James Witherow, 1852.
COLUMBUS ALEXANDER became one Of
Washington's wealthiest residents and for
years conducted a printing ONCE here. He Is
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Printing Art Always Flourlshed Here

Columbia Typographical Society Of Last
Century Mas Influential in City Affairs.
Washingtm Had Several Mayors From
Among Those Who FollOzved This
1rade-Maj. Saxton, Ci0i1 Mar
Veteran, a Centenarian Type
setter .BiL'' Dlalouey and
Stuart RObSOn
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BY JOHN cLACETT PROCTOR.

Pick and click
Goes the type in the stick,
AS the printer stands at his case:
His eyes glance quick, as his fingers pick
The type at rapid pace;
And one by one, the letters 90,
Steady and slow,
But still they grow,
And words Of IRE they soon will glow:
wonderful words, that without a sound
Shall traverse the earth to its utmost bound
Words that shall make
The tyfant quake,
And the letters of the Oppressed shall break;
Words that can crumble armys might,
Or treble its strength in righteous night
Yet the type they look but leaden and dumb,
AS he puts them in place with his ringer and
thumb;
But the printer smiles,
And his work beguiles
BY chanting q song the letters he piles;
While pick and click
Goes the type in the stick,
Like the worlds chrOnometeF, tick! uekt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-28

starry nasr' A celou miestnost 'ou
ozyval sa spev tejto kamaradskej
slovemkej piesne. Vtedy mi ma
pablo: Veru, starnes! Darmo 81
vytrhavas sedive vlasy ma slu-
chach zpomedzi tmavych! Z du-
mania vytrhly ma posledne sloky
piesne a povedal som d'akovne
slova, ktore mi, v mojom rozruse-
nj, prave napadly. V takom stave
Glovek nevie d 'akovat': srdce citi,
jazyk zdrevenie.
Mill bratia a sestry, vel Xxi
mali, Vasim milym duchovnym,
prijmite mole vrele vd'aky ma
tomto mieste. Neviem vepmi d "a
kovat', bolo tax malo prllezitostl
sa V tom vycvicit' Ale verte mi,
re ten pondelkovy obraz mi nj
kdy pamati nevymizne bude
mi vzdy posilou vtedy, ked' ma
pochybnosti bratskn lasku slo-
venskI budn chciet' ovladat'.
Viem, preco ste mi to urobili
Preto, aby ste ma. .utvrdili, ze l.
dem spravnou cestou. Ze sluzim
vSetkEm rovnako, re vidlm kaz-
dom Slovakovi svojho vlastneho
brata a kazdej Slovenke svoju
vlastn1 sestru. lie sa snazim stat
mad stranami. Ze hl'adim ma do
bro celku: naroda ME daktorej
jednotlivej jeho skupiny. A w.
znam otvorene, ze MET mic t'az-
sieho ma svete. Tazko je byt'
stramikom, ale storaz t'azsio ne
strannym. No uist'ujem Vas, re 81
Vasu druhych ldsku vazim a bu-
dem vzdy tax pracovat', ably mo-
ia skromna praca nebola nikomu
ma skodu, ale ma nzitok celku,
menovite ma dzitok nasej kolonie
sloveskej V Mahoning doline.
ZvlaStnou vd 'akou zaviazanI
som nasledovnym "a toto prekva-
penie: Rev. Jozefovi L. Kostiko-
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boly prilezitost 'ou, ktoru basel
tonskf bratia a sestry, so svojim
duchovnym Rev. Jozefom L. Ko-
stikom pouzili ma toto jedint pre-
kvapenie V mojom zivote.
Miestnost' Skoly osady Sv. Az
betty bola az zaplnena, ked' sa O.
pona zodyihla a ma javisku zja.
vily sa utesene slovenske dievca-
tka bielom obleceni, so svojim
duchovnym a p. Michalom J. Pal
kovitom, predsedom Okresnehc
Sboru Slov. Ligy. Pan PalkoviG
povedal, Re no nesmierne test, ze
Rev. Kostik obohati schodzu Okr
Sboru takymto kultdrnym veeier.
kom. Este vzdy mic netusiac, "a,
volany som bol ma javisko. My.
sIel som: Aha, akiste chcn, ably
som povedal daco o slovenske.
piesni. Ale tn Rev. Kostik spustil
rec O slovenskych redaktoroch, a
ko t'azko pracujii, ako sa i'm ma,
10 uznania dostaya - ia som u5
horel, ked obratiac sa ku mne
spomenul mole desat -rocne ucin-
kovanie medzi mahoningskymi
Slovakmi. No, reku, uz 81 tam
A cosi-kamsi zjavily sa dive mia.
dueke Slovenky, Helenka Mlinar-
clkovie a Ruzenka Krajnakovie
ako dvaja anjeli, kosom kras.
nych kvetin v rukach. A ia prva
z mich l'nbou slovencinou pred,
niesla blahozelanie. Tu srdce BIZ.
chalo, krv burne kolovala po te-
le vSetko zdalo sa mi, ako jeden
krasny sen. A bola to skutoc,
most! Krasna, nezapomenutel ma
skutocnost' Oddaly mi vel Ike da-
ry: kos kvetin, nadherne zapast-
ne hodinky zlate dukaty. Duka-
ty mi oddal p. Michal Hassaj.
Nasledovalo d'alSie prekvapenie,
ked' Rev. Kostik povedal: "A te-
raz mu zaspievajme "Stary mas,
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DIR, MAHRER USPESNE
PRAKTIZUJE

DR.. NJ, P. Mahrer, znamy slo-
vensky lekar, prevadza uspesne
svoju lekarsku pra ks. Ako SINE sa
doznali. zdarne operoval ma zlco-
We kamienky 67-rocn6ho p. Joze-
ia Grubica 20 Silliman st. a tiez
y. Karola PetruSku Oklahoma.
Obaja boil operovani DIR. Mahre-
rom v starom City Hospital. DR..
Mahrer operuje V st. Elizabeth
Hospital.
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vi, Martinovi j. Lesnakovi, C1slu
260. IKSJ., Cislu POP. IKSZJ.,
Sboru 159.. X. s., Vencu 1O7. K.
S., Oltarnemu Spolku osady Sv.
Alzbety, SLOW. Polit. Klubu V Ha-
selton, Tatra Spolku Haselton,
Cislu 1si. PszJ., MI. Oddielu c.
264. IKSJ., Klubu Mladych Diev-
cat cd osady Sv. Alzbety, Mlad.
Oddielu c. 172. X. s., Klubu Mia
dych Chlapcov cd osady Sv. Az
betty, MI. Oddielu c. 10. X. S. a
Pam. Oddielu c. $50. IKSZJ.
Matej Mraz.
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PoDAKOVANIE.

V meme Odboru s. N. S. S. sr-
decne d'akujem vsetkym spolkom
a ich zastupcom, ktorl' sa zdaast-
Mill v takom hojnom pocte nasho
4O-roeneho jubileumu, tax samo
al iednotlivcom "a ich prltom-
most. Dalej srdeena vd'aka vset-
kym bratom a sestram, ktori po-
cas- slavnosti bodaj ak1 pracu ko-
nall. Srdecna vd'aka :vsetkSm
spolkom, ktore mas obdarily pek-
nymi kvetinami a peniazmi. N.Y.
sim d'akovat' al nasim hlavnyh
uradnikom, PIP. Michalovi Lauet-
kovi Karolovi Belohlavkovi "a
ich pritomnost', lebo ii mas po-
vzbudili ku d'alSej praci. III
Andrea Palencar, r.
predseda Odboru s. y. s. $.
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PODAKOVANIE IA PREKVA
PENIE.

Chceme pod 'akovat' nasim
kmotrom, p. a pi. Ducaj al p. a pl.
Dobran al nasim priatefom "a to
krasne prekvapenie, ktore nam
ipripravili ma %. februara. Vtedy
bolo desat' rokov, co SINE vstnpili
do stavu manzelskeho.
v ten veeer, po veceri, SINE po-
sli ma "rajd' a jako sme sa vra-
till, bolo v dome celkom tina. ked'
SINE vosli dnu, boil sme prlvltanl
so "surprise'', ktort kricali nasl
priatelia. TO veru Dol opravdovy
surprise pre- mas, bo SINE tom
cell1om mic neznali. To prekva-
penie usporiadali nasi dobri kmo-
trovia Ducajovci al Dobranovci,
"a co i'm vel mi, pekne d 'akujeme
ako al nasim dobrym priatel 'om
susedom. Veru neboly este nj
kde take party a kolafe take este
nikto nejedol, a bolo ich dost'
pre- kazdeho.
Dakujeme nasledovnEm pirate
l'om "a ich pritomnost': p. a pi.
Ducaj, p. a pi. Dobran, p. pl.
Friedman Adams St., p. a pi.
Heban, p. "a pi. Budaj, p. a pi.
Barber, p. a pi. Dobran z Wa
bash St., p. a pi. Dulovic, p. a pi.
Durbish, p. a pi. Farkasovsky, p.
a pi. Gerbery, p. a pi. krodzel,
p. pi. Katros, p. pi. Peclnsky,
p. pi. Ruzbacky, p. a pi. Susak,
D. a pi. Svetlak, p. pi. Senvlcky,
p. a pi. Smith, p. a pi. Zolko, p. a
pi. Sulik, pi, Bernard, pi. Steiner,
pi. Chizmar, pi. Fajeak, pi. Get
ner, pi. Havrila, pi. Gall, pi. Slav-
kovsky, pi. Tomeeko, p. Wagner
a pi. Vrabel.
SrdeGne vam d 'akujeme vset-
kym "a ten krasny dar, ktorym
ste mas prekvapili. Dakujeme al
muzikantom. Bola orchestra pa
ma Katrosa a pana Tomecku.
Este raz yam krasne d'akujeme
vsetkym "a vase mile prekvape-
ME.
MIR. & Mrs. Novak,
Adams st.
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Tanecne zabavy
FAsIANGOVY vECJEROK
OSADY SV. CYRILLA
A METHODA ,.

Osadnici osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda usporiadaj1 na budnci
pondelok, 3. marca vecer osadnI
fasiangovy vecierok v skolskej
miestnosti, ma ktory povolavajn
vsetkych elenov osady a 1ch pria,
tel'ov. Pripraveny je vel'ky "a
bavny program, ably sa kazdy "a
bavil, ako sa ma faSiangy treba
zabavit'. Osadnici osadnicky
prid'te vsetci a doved'te i svojich
znamych a priatel 'ov. Neobanu.
.iete. S llctou,
Zabavny vybor
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KRAsNA sVADBA
ST.. AMY HUDIKOVEJ

V ntorok lnGila Sa 81. Anna HUI
dikova, dcera dobre znameho
pracovnika narodnfhO. Frantis-
ka Hudika, so svojim otcom a ne
vlastnou matkou, a odletela do
svojho vlastneho miezdotka,
ktore 81 pripravila p. Jakubom
Muszanski, $50 Cypress st. So
basne obrady vykonal Rev. Ste
fan KoGis zastlipenl Rev. lis
einsktho, ktory po nedel 'nych
bohosluzbach znovu t'azko one
mocnel.
V stredu minultho tyzdna bolo
zasn1benie mladtho pariku, kto-
re sa odbyvalo v miestnosti pol
skej skoly csady Sv. Stanislava.
Pritomne bolo vySe sto priatel 'ov
snubencov. Bola to rodinna zaba-
va, akych ie malo. Ako snllbeni-
ca, tax snnbenec obdrzal mnoho
darov a gratulacii. Tieto party
usporiadaly panic Vastallova, ia
vorska a Rybarova.
M1adtmu pariku prajeme bla-
zeny zivOt manzelskN.
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PREKVAPENIE.

Ami sa nemozem zdrzat', zeby
som nenapisala nieco o moJom
prekvapeni, ktore mi tn pripra-
villa moja dcera Anna Spevak ma
63. narodeniny p. februara. Bolo
to V sobotu vecer. Dala ma volat
pi. Kukula, zeby som prisla po-
zriet' jej diet'a, re je bars chore.
Dobre, posla som i posedell SINE
81. O niGom som nevedela. Prldem
domov, tn svetlo po celom dome
a zien plno, muzikanti hrali. TAX
ami ked' som ma prisahu isla, mi
nehrali, ako tito. Moja l'uba ne
yesta ma vzala ma tanec som 81
yeru dobre pozaskakovala. Ami
neznam, ci som ich privitala a ci
ME. Prepacte mi. Potion SINE 81 "a
iedli zapili mne ami ma mysel
neprislo, ze preco mi tie party
robia, az jak, mojej dcery syn,
Stefan Spevak doniesol keksu, re
yrai ma 63. narodeniny, tax som
uz znala. Dakujem mu vel mi Pc
kne, re sa tax obstaral. A teraz
d'akujem tym priatel'kam, ze sa
v takom vel 'kom pocte zdeastni-
ly ako al "a tie pekne dairy. Naco
81 len take vydavky roblly. Da-
kuiem vsetkym mojim det ON, re
bv i'm Pan Bob dal zdravia re
nv SINE sa V laske mali. Zvlaste
d'akujem mojej deere Anne Spe-
wax a prajem jej, zeby sa ona
tych 6 3rokov dozila, aby jeJ die
tky tak1 radost' urobily, jak ona
mne. Tiez d'akujem muzikantom,
ktorf nam tu pod nohy do l. ho-
diny hrali Veru NJ boil al zunu-
4. este dobre, re boil mladi. To
boil PIP: Topoli, Biroseak a Fe-
cko. Ked' este budeme dakedy ro-
bit party, Ease ich zavolame, lebo
ca nam dobre skakalo pri ich NIL
zike. Matha'
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FASIANGOVY BAL OSADY sV
PETRA A PAVLA " STRU-
THEIRS.

Osada Sv. Petra a Payla Strus
theirs usporiada V tnto sobotu, l.
marca vepky fasiangovy bal v
Dugasovej hale, ma ktory povola-
va cele slovensk6 Obecenstvo ako
20 Struthers talk celeho okolla.
Hrat' budc moderna orchestra a
vsetko bolo vykonant, ably sa ka-
zdy veselo zabavil a dobre vytan-
coval. Vybor.
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OsADNA> TANECNA ZABAVA
v HASELTONE.

Ma utorok, 4. marca vecer bu-
de vel'ka taneGna zabava osady
Sv. Alzbety V skolskej sieni, na
ktorii povolavame ako osadnlkov,
tax cale slovenske obecenstvo 2
okoIia. Toto je faSiangova zaba
va, prid tie ga zabavit', kym je ma
to cas-. Bude vIborna hudba, pri
ktorej 81 kazdy veselo zatancuje.
@ chutn6 zakusky a obcerstvenie
ie postarane. Vybor.
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MOLE vEL'KE PREKvAPEN1E

Teraz, ma fasiangy, je doba ra-
dostnych "prekvapeni''. Pirate
liza prekvapuj1 svojich priatel'ov
neeakanou navstevou a obsypava-
III ich laskou a darkami.
v pondelok veeer, den sv. Ma
teia apostolic, pisatep tychto
riadkov Dol prekvapeny. A jake !!
Az sa mu hlava cd toho zakrf-
tia.
Kult1rny vecierok schodza O.
kresneho Sboru Sloyenskej Ligy
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- Tento cssopis uverejhuje O.
hlasky len spol'ahlvychs sobcho-
dov, vaesinou tych najstarsich Y
meste. Kto $ tymito obchodami
obch hoduje, maze byt' is+y,sze Do
stane spravny tovar "a sHravnq
cenu. -
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TANEC MA STEELTONE.

Ma utorok vecer, 4. marca Jo
taneGna zabava V Sufiganove]
hale ma Salt Spring Road, ktoril
usporiada Sportovy Klub. Obe-
censtvo je uctive~ ~pozvant. Vybor.
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POZVANIE MA FASIANGOVY
BAL V CAMPBELL.

Cislo 1873. Penn. Slov. K. Jed
noty V Campbell usporiada V So
botu, I. marca fasiangov! bal V
Talianskom dome ma 18th ST., ma
ktory srdeGne povolavame Slova-
kov SIovenky Campbell a ce-
l6ho okolia. Prid tie sa zabavit'
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oDKAz REDAAKEcc1E KE:c

(lanok "Z dejin slovenskaho
naroda" nemozno nam pokracos
vat v tomto elsie pre- nedostatok
miesta. Buddcne nahrnaditme. "a !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-28

be bratsky a sestersky medzi mas
a pridete druhy raz. Hrat, bude
prvotriedna orchestra. Zaciatok o
pol I. hodine. Vstupne len soc pre-
panov a 25c pre- danny. O dobru
zabavu, obcerstvenie zakusky
postara sa zabavny vybor. -.
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- vecerne Citanie je dobre g.
TAME. Budete mat neho osoh.
Knizka stoji len $l.oo mako via
zana a s1.25 tvrdo viazana. Kdpte
81 iu teraz a citajte "a dlhych ziln-
nych veGerov. v redakcii. al
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- Slovenska Liga je vsenarod--
na pstanovizen, vstupujte do nej /!
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Andrei Palencar,

predseda Odboru s. n. S: $.
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Cenu.
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ONLY s475.
PONTIAC.
1929 dau-sedan-Driven less than 5000
miles; the shine on the finish and the
chromium plating will tell you the new
ness Of this car; easy terms; your car in
trade.
PONTIAC.
1927 Coach-Buy this one and give the fam
ily q big trip; try and beat this price of
S225i terms to suit your car In trade.
NASH.
1929 Sedan, "4o0'' series-One Of America
rs ns% oWnsr ears w te
Gomez splendid valuei easy terms; your
car in trade. open eFot Sundays.
ESSEX.
CHALLENGER Coupe-For speed. power and
riding ease yop cant beat this one this
beat this price; easy terms.
S495.
CHEVROLET.
1927 Coupe-Has rumble seat; this car has
cd. At t this ' sresty reduced price e easy
TERMS see 1t todaiya, 2S open evenings
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1926 18th St. NV.
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He was ready to drop from exhaustion when a
new fear frightened his muscles. He saw two spots
of flame short distance from and above him. The
lion was standing on the river bank glaring at him
waiting! The young Engishman's feet hung al
most to the waters surface. He heard a slight
commotion in the river beneath him, followed by
sound that froze his blood. 1t was the click of
crocodile's great Jaws swapping together
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Night came before Baynes regained consciousness
and realized that he floating down a great
African river-alone, wounded and lost! BY using
his open palm a paddle, he painfully managed
to move the native canoe nearer to shore. Almost
opposite him he could hear the roaring of lion.
An overhangng tree branch brushed his face.
Eagerly he graSped it testing its strength. He would
seek safety in the treesI
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He drew himself slowly upward until his feet swung
clear of the canoe, which, released, foated silently
from beneath him and lost itself in the dark shadow
downstream. He had burned his bridges BEHIND
him! Again the lion roared. BayneS wondered II
it had been following him. He must climb or drop
back into the river. He struggled to raise one leg
over the limb but, weak from bullet wounds, ne
found his strength ebbing
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

T247 SHEPHERD ST. NW.-TWo rooms
light Housekeeping. electricity. gas; $50
Modern convenience. Columbia 547s. 90
9O5 B ST. Me-; very desirable, clean
comfortable; continuous hot water; house
keeping; adults only. owner Lincoln I'LL
44i9 GA AVE. NV rooms, Ink, next
bath; gas. cleo and phone included; $32. so
Phone Col. 28l0. 20"
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SALE-AUToMOBILES.
CLEANUP ON USED CARS
CONTINUES.

Don't wait until they are picked over.
Come at once and get a bargain. Cash
trade, terms. Open till 8 pm. evenings.
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FURNITURE-We are in a position to pay
you more for your furniture and household
effects Phone the Lincoln Co.. Metropolitan
SS17 6o4 9th st. NV. Unlimited cash. IN
limited prices.
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FURNITURE, etc, wednesday, April 23rd-
Sale at WeSchlers, 900 Penna. ave. NV, in
cludes complete suites, also desirable odd
pieces, rugs. "A. C." radios, etc.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS, new and used; all
standard makes and voltages; sacrificing on
account of moving. Carroll Electric Co., TIA
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CHAIRS, tables, day beds beds, dresSers, re-
frigerators. china, glassware, etc; etc; 10
pay StoraFe charges, at public auction, FIJI
day, April rs, 10 am. United States Storage
Co. 400 NTH st NV Terms, cash.
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ELECTRIC FIXTURES Close-outs on cleo
trio lighting fixtures: Brackets, 81 so value,
soc; 2-lisht fixtures, $3.50 value, 9oc; 3-light
SIS value, 50; hall lanterns. $40 value, $3.50.
All other fixtures for home, ONCE or store.
Brooks Salvage Co., S25 18th st. NV.
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FURNITURE AND RUGS of quality Specials
Splice living room and bedroom suites
10-piece diuing-room and dinette suites,
3-piece sun-paylor and porch sets, refrigera,
tors and breakfast sets, porch rockers and
floor covering, odd beds dressers. chests,
Xanities and chihorobes at low prices. New
Bargain House, 1904 l4th st. NV. Cash or
credit. Omen. evenings North 3g42
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FURN1TURE-Liv. and bed-dav. suites, mo-
hair and tapestry, $50 up; fine chairs. SIS
up; spool bed, cherry table, chifonier, gate
leg tables. many other pieces at one-half
price. Dawes Furniture Specially Co., 2447
18th (nr Col. rdD. Open evenings.
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DRESSES, evening dresses, coats, like new
embroidered screen, antique frames, dining
table, clock, bookcase, small tapestry. Geor-
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RooMs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR.
OFF goth AND r. l. AVE. NE-Pieasant
front bed room, next to bath. Phone Poto-
mac 2209-W.