davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03

Mash, mash. mNsh, toorG-Iee-ay-
hee a
Aash. mash, mash, toora-Iee.Gy-
hee.
There's ne'er a gossoOn IN the oil
ldge -.-.
DareS tread on the tai of me
coat"
tractive. For a centerpiece. use
4 big mirror in the middle of the
able representing the ocean
Outline the map Of Ireland with
narC green candies. Then in the
center place a tall hat of greer
cardboard with green streamers
extending out to faVoFs, at each
Dlace-tily pots of shamrOcks.
perhaps. With these ribbons. each
guest draws a favor from the hat
Here is a menu OF tested recipes,
Each recipe serves eight persons.
Menu
Shamrock Cocktail
Cream Of Pea Soap pith
Whipped Cream
Shrimp & Green Pepper. NeD burg
Lettuce Sandwiches
Mint Jelly Sandwiches
Bread and Batter Sa1dt6iches
Artiehobe Hearts PdrisieR
Pistdchf0 Ice Cream
Green Mints Nuts
Coffee
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03

Success is the reward paid to men
who develop their resources,
Milford chronicle., 1931-04-03

Read the ads in the Chronicle.
La gaceta., 1931-05-12

do, ofreciendole I'm "handycap"
a Terry, seg1n Ell cual Erne Sc
comprometfa a bajar su peso
hasta las 1913 libras, habiendo
depositado una crecida fianza
que penderfa en- Ell case de que
no derr0tara a sa contrario,
Terry, en- 10 asaltos, por "konck
OUT. Erne tuvo que rebajarse 5
libras, siendo su peso de 1873 Ii
bras. Two lugar esta grandioea
pelea en- ell Madison Square Gar
den, N. Y. Fue una de las mas
interesantes que han visto mis-
CLOS. Suena la campana, en- me-
dio de la general expectation, y
estos dos colosos del firing" per-
dia MOS golpes. Ambos sc bio
queaban hasta que llegaron a
propinarse golpes Electives. Es-
tie "round", ell primero, fue YER
daderamente ci~entffico. FL pu-
blico rompi6 en- aplausos y acla-
maciones de entusiasmo. Ell Sc
gundo "round" fue superior de
campana a campana. Estuvie-
ron castigandose duramente es-
tos atletas, mientras de las gar
gantas de los espectadores bro
taban gritos de admiration que
de cuando en- cuando Sc tradu-
clan en- apiausos freneticos. En-
ell tercer "round" la lucha adj
quiri6 mas seriedad a1n. Erne
yTerry Sc fueron al centric del
ring, MERCHANDISE con golpes
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
AVISOs EN- YkOR CITY

Benito no encontro palabras pa
ra responder a su dependence;
asi es que, como 81 no lie hubiese
dido, Sc desentendi6 de cuarto
habia escuchado Y, encarandGse
con 81, Sc dirigi6 a la mesa gran
de, diciendole:
-Aqui hay una porcion de a.
suntos pendientes. Hay cartas
sin c%ontestar, y 10 que no puede
nj debe suceder nunca en- una
casa de concrete es que el 60
piador este atrasado. No le di-
go a listed mas.
-Bien, pues yo cuidare des-
de manana que no tenga listed
motive de queja, por mas que,
segnn creo, de la conferencia
que deseo celehrar hoy con US
ted resultara naturalmente al
La gaceta., 1931-05-12

ted mi asiduidad y mi buen de-
SEQ en- excederme de los traba-
jos que me estaban encomen-
dados, Y me extrana tanto mas
este sermon que me ha predica-
do listed hoy, cuanto que recuer-
do que listed mismo, cuando yo
me atareaba demasiado, me de-
cia: "Vamos, Ramirito, descan-
Sc listed; no convene TRAFALGAR
con exceso. Hay tempo para to-
do: echemos un eigarrito..." Y
listed mismo me 10 daba V hasta
me 10 encendia, Y charlabamos
alegremente... mo 10 recuerda
listed?
Decididamente, el inoportuno
Ramiro Sc habia propuesto exhi
bir ante los ojos de Benito TODD
su pasado, para ponerle en- lu-
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
GACETA"

-Ahora voy a pre- ,eder AZ
detinitivo arreglo de Ii os , do
cumentos. Quiero pone 10 todo.
en- orden, dejarlo al dia v GUAM
DO TODD este hecho, cosa que mn
ha de llevarme mas de los d,as
dc esta semana, podra hacer on
toda regla ~entrega oficiel al que
haya de sustitu4 me en- ste
puesto,
-iAi que haya de 81 THUR a
listed? No comprendo 6ien 10
que quiere darme a e1tender.
70 no he dicho que trat de des-
pedir a usted de esta ASA '
como tampoco me Ia ildicado
listed que intentaba dejarla. ne
ceslto que me explique ustod 81
pensamiento, sin ambages nj
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
Anunciese en-

cha alberta con su presente.
Aquellos recuerdos insistentes
de una vida sometida al traba-
10 Y a la dependencia no podian
ser mas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
evocados, en- tan distintas cir
cunstancias.
ii Bien, bien..., va recuerdo!
-fueron las dnicas palahras
que Sc lie ocIsrrieron a Benito
para contestar a Ramiro.
Este, no dandose adn por ven
edo, Y 'hasta decidido a jugar
el TODD por ell TODD en- aquella
misma manana, en- obsequio a
su adorable tormento y de sus
mismas afecciones, pareci6 en-
pear a ocuparse en- ell a-reglo
de libros y papeles; pero prosi-
gui6 en- voz alta Ia conversation.
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
gun cambio en- estos asuntos.


No lie comprendo a listed.
-Ahora, 81 listed me 10 permi
tie, voy a saludar a su sonora
hermana y a su hija, y despues
cuando vuelva...
Mi hermana y mi hija es-
tan atareadas en- sus Iuehaceres
domesticos Y no pueden perder
su tempo en- recibir visitas in
tempestivas. Dejelas listed en-
paz, Y atienda solo a cumplir
con su deber. =
-Permitame listed, d. BENZ
to, que me eXtrane la conducta
que observa listed hoy conmigo.
Todos los dias, sabe listed que
de4de hace mucho tempo he
cumplido siempre con su fami-
liza csc deber de cortesia, y no
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
A PUSO A DORMIR
A GONZALEZ

Man., mayo IL. Chino AL
varez, de Tampa, 1870 libras, pu-
s~;mirdormir a Frankie Coma
lez, de roH", en- ell segundo asalto
de un match efectuado aquf en-
la noche de aver.
Flranckie acept6 peIear con
Alvarez sustituyendo a su her
mano Jose, a quien los medicos
de la comisi6n de boxeo prohi-
bieron combatir.
Earl Johnson, de 1877 libras,
puso a dQrmir a Skeeter Bar
wick, de Columbus, Ca, en- ell
cuarto asalto.
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
conprendo..

-Pues 20 no comprendo que
SC malgaste ell tempo en- esas
ceremonies ridiculas; Y 81 hasta
hoy ha tenido listed esa costum-
hre, desde hoy deja de tenerla
" sera mejor para todos, Guam
do su trabajo Sc concluya, pue-
de listed dar rienda suelta a sls
gustos sociaies pero antes y So
bre TODD es cumplir con su obi
gaei6n, Y la de listed esta en- es-
ia mesa Y no en- mis- habitacio-
mes.
-Permitame listed que, aun-
que obedeciendo sus 6rdenes,
uroteste no solo de la forma en-
que me hace listed esas adverten
cias, sino del fondo mismo de
elias. Siempre ha elogiado US
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
CON DOS HILA
RIO MARTINEZ ACOSTO
A TED GOODRICH
TIBERIO VENCIO A BROWN
Y LIE DIERON TABLAS


Noche clara y mas de 1400
espectadores en- ell Estadio del
puesto Marcelo Gonzalez, de la
Legion Americana.
Era una noche de gladiadores
Hilario Martinez, de peso me-
diano, y Saturnino Tiberio, de
peso welter.
Ted Goodrich, I'm hombre pc
ligros0 cuando acierta a pegar
en- los puntos debiles de su adj
versario, fue llamado a comba-
tir con el valenciano Martinez.
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
EN- WESTTAMPA.
sERVICIo DE AMBULANCIA, TeisfonO Y l110

Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City,
West Tampa, h 3846. Para llamsdss por Ia
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y1AlO.
La gaceta., 1931-05-12

SOAilO~ IayU.
entor del gancho de
-di6le en- la quijada e
contrincante, de modo tan
certero, que este cay6 ell suelo,
contandosele los diez reglamen-
taios s~egundos.
Estas peIea1He ofrecielyn
cuando ell estad6 de New York,
reconcile Ell arte de los rufos,
concertandose aquellas d 25
rounds. Made mas que Ell "re-
feree" estaba autorizado para
da~ la sdecisiones, cosa que lie
era facil.
En- aquellos tiempos los boxes
dores Sc prepaHan en- debiGa
fofma y ell 90 por ciento eran
de "sangre krera". Los pugilis-
tas del giglo en- que vivimos Sc
cuentars por sientos de miles,
ocurri4 rdo 10 mismo respecto de
los "mtnagers', Instructors y
botelleIbs que no hacen mas que
"vivir Pei cuento''.
En- r actualidad las peleas Sc
concerj IN a 10 asaltos y en- mu-
chas L elias los "roun1s" son
de 2 inutos. Les jueces pier?
den jr 10 regular ell compass y
rara Eez estan de acuerdo en- las
deciQones. Opino que entire los
boxfadsres de la nora presente
nc Gay un diez por ciento que
ter gan sangre torera. Por 10
regular no Sc oyen mas que
"foul" y Sc lamentan malas de-
cisiones. En4re los "inteligen-
ties" promotores abundan Erase
icitas tan pintorescas como esta,
dedicada naturalmente a las so
pacas v mortecinas estrellitas"
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
Foliettn de La Gdcetd No. rs
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On, Luis Mariana de LARA

puede tolerar ell hombre es no
tenei razon, Y cuando el que
nos hace notar nuestfa injuSti-
cha es nuestro inferior Y pode-
mos descargar impunemente 60
bre el TODD nuestrO enojo, 10
-desaprovechamos nunca aque'la
oportuna OCCASION de Vengano
cobardemente. Ell ataque fue,
sin embargo, tan ~certero, que
La gaceta., 1931-05-12
entc'
cludad de

n. N. Y, y en- Enero 9
ue 1900, Terry McGoven, perte-
neciente a la division feather
weight, sostuvo una peIea con
George Dixon que lego a osten-
ia rel codiciado tftulo de cam
pe6n mundial, derrotando a es-
tie por la via del "knock OUT, en-
ell noveno round. La lucha sc
desenvolvi6 con e0traordinario
interes, en- forma sensational,
estupenda.
En- Julio IL del mismo ano, e.
formidable Frank Erne era el
champion lightweight del nun
Evening star., 1931-06-26
$500 Electric
Alarm Clock, $6.98

Fully Guaranteed
Has sweep second hand. Ham
mOnd patented motor. In Bake
lite case. No oiling. Lifetime
motor.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1931-06-26
FAIRFAX CLINICS OPEN
FOR PRE-SCH0OL WORK
Parents Will Be Informed Of Health
Defects Prior to Opening
of Glasses.

FAIRFAX, Va, June 26 Especially =
Pre-school clinics for children who will
enter school next September are being
held in various communities Of the
county, under auspices Of the health
unit. Examinations are to be made
this year by local physicians.
At Falls Church Monday and at Cliff
ton there were large number Of moth
ers and children in attendance.
Two other clinics are being held to-
day. At Alexandria, DR.. H. A. Latane
is conducting clinic for the Fairfax
County children living near the city.
At PotterS Hill, DR.. William C. Ca
ton, former county health of1cer, who
is now in private practice, is examining
children from the southeastern section.
It is planned to hold similar meetings
in each school center during the early
Summer, in order that parents may
have time to correct defects in teeth,
tonsils or eyes before the opening Of
school.
Evening star., 1931-06-26
ISOUTHWEST ASKS
| TARIFF REVISION
Non-PoliticaI Commission
Proposed by Foreign
Trades Conference.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 2e-Re-
vision Of present tariffs by a non.po.
litical and non-partisan commission Is
sought by the Southwest Foreign
Trades Conference.
At the closing session Of the annual
meeting here last night q resolution
was adopted for forwarding to WASH
ington in the hope of bringing about q
| change in tariff rates for the vital
interests Of our import as well as Of
our export trade"
The resolution also stated that "the
welfare Of producers and consumers
alike Is jeopardized by Governments
participation in and interference with
private initiative, energy and mana
gerial direction of business
In another resolution the trade body
asked the United States Shipping Board
to study shipping in the Gulf Ports
with a view to assisting American
steamship operators in the improve
ment Of services to enable them to COM
pete favorably with foreign lines that
are building fast motor ships.
President Hoover'S proposal Of a
years moratorium Of international
debts was sanctioned by the conference
in another resolution.
Dallas, Tex, was chosen for the 1882
meeting. G. e. Barrows and G. M.
Bush were named to replace Thad l..
Hoffman and r. w. Lighthouse, tr., as
directors for Missouri.
Evening star., 1931-06-26
Fairfax Wedding Licenses.

FAIRFAX, Va, June 26 Especially -
Marriage licenses have been issued al
Fairfax to Gilbert Randolph Arnold, "a,
Mclean, Va, and Pauline Rebecca Mof-
fett. "a. of Forestville, Va; Dudley
Heath Rector, 81. of Clarendon, Va,
and Frances Elmira Hall, 81, Mclean,
Va; william Grant Manley, 81, menu
ber of the U. S. Marine Corps, sta.
toned at the Naval Academy, Annap-
oils, Md, and Dorothy McLemore, rs,
Of 1908 Connecticut avenue, washing
ton, D. c.; Stewart Lyman Bryce, %,
of Burke, and Thelma Joseph Kidwell,
20, of Clifton Station, Va, and Robert
Roberts, 20, of 821 Fourth street north
east, Washington, D. c., and Grace
Elizabeth Kelbaugh, IS, Of 1924 North
Capitol street, Washington, D. @.
Evening star., 1931-06-26
$4,000 is SUBSCRIBED
FOR COUNTY BOOKLET
Montgomery Group Hopes to Pub
Hsh Catalogue by Opening Of
Bicentennia1 Fete.
By stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BETHESDA, Md, June 26.-Approxi-
mately $4,000 has been contributed to
the fund of $25, 900, being solicited for
the publication of booklet descriptive
of the advantages of Montgomery
County, George P. Sacks, chairman Of
Montgomery County Incorporated, civic
organization backing the project, an
nounced yesterday.
It is hoped to publish the booklet be-
fore the George Washington Bicenten-
NAL celebration next year.
Mr.. Sacks said that the largest con-
tributions were made by the public utility
corporations operating in the county.
He said contributions from this source
total $1,400. and that $400 additional
has been subscribed but not yet turned
over to the Finance Committee.
Evening star., 1931-06-26
YOUTH, IS, BREAKS LEG
WHEN THROWN BY HORSE
Animal Shies, Tossing Rider at
Four Corners-Bad Bruises
Also Received.
~ a STAR corraspondent of Tha star.

By staff Correspondent Of The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Md, June 26.-Mil-
burn Read, is years old, of Silver
Spring, sustained a fractured leg yes
terday when he was thrown from his
horse at Four Corners. He also was
badly bruised. He is said to have fallen
from the horse when the animal slnied
at some object In its path.
The boy was treated by DR.. W. r.
Haynes of Silver Spring. He is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Blair Read.
Evening star., 1931-06-26
OLD TEXTS RETAINED
BY SCHOOLS IN CLARKE
Newly Authorized Books Will Not
Be Ordered Due to Move
for Economy.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

WINCHESTER, va, June 26-Sav-
ings for parents in school book pur-
chases, program of vocational guild
ance in county high schools, economical
purchasing of coal for fuel purposes and
plans for practice teaching classes next
year under supervision of expert edu-
Gators were major points decided on
last night by the Clarke County School
Board. Although the State board of
education recently changed the text
books for public schools in many courses
counties were given the right to retain
the text in. certain grades or classes.
The Clarke board decided to retain O
number Of former texts in the interests
Of economy.
Evening star., 1931-06-26
Road Contract Is Let.

RICHMOND. Va, June 20 (SpeciaD.
The Pendleton Construction Co. Of
Wytheville has been awarded contract
by the State Highway Commission to
of 2.48 miles east of the city limits Of
winchester on route 81, betweenfWin.
chester and Berryville, at q cost Of $685..
O32,2I.
Evening star., 1931-06-26
County Group to Meet.

AURORA HILLS, Va, June 26 (Spe.
ciaD The Legislative and Legal Ac.
tions Committee Of the Arlington Coun-
ty Civic Federation will meet here to-
night ut the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
Claude S. SemoneS. william D. Med
ley Is chairman.
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Phyllis WhcatIes Y. W. {. A., Miss
Idell c. Vertner. executive secretary
Sunday will close the series of ves-
per services for this season. The Or
pheus Fine Arts Club will have
charge of the program and Miss Con-
stance Horn of the Northwestern
School of Music, will be the speaker.
Other numbers on the program. a
vocal solo bp Miss Loretta Sawyer.
reading, Mrs. Evelyn Waggener,
duet, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Leftridge
and trio by Mesdames Matte
Chase, Alberta Walker and Mrs Be
atrice Williams. Fashion Show
given bp Mrs. Jessie Shields was a
decided success. On behalf of the
board. Mrs Shields wishes 10 thank
! everyone for their support in making
/ the show a success. Penny Car
nival given by the high school girls
was quite unique affair and the
"Y" was crowded with young PEG
| pie. The high school girls are rais-
| ing money to send two delegates to
| the Seabeck Conference in June. Sea
beck Is one of the nine conferences
| for high school girl reserves spon-
sored by the National Girl Reserve
| Department Miss Stromberg of the
Labor Temple was the speaker for
/ the business and industrial girls
meeting Monday evening. Many yisi-
tors were present at the meeting.
These girls are planning an ALMA
Ition-muscal to be given at the A.
I'M. E. Church May 27=Miss callie
stephens of Chicago Is guest at the
10y" this week
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev. ].
Sterling Moore, pastor A deeply
spiritual Covenant meeting marked :
the opening service of the day. At +
8 o'clock the pastor gave brief 1
exegesis of the text . Corinthians
So. in which he emphasized the fact
that the people of today are living
very largely in a material age IN
which they are more concerned
about the material than the spiritual
things of life. II care not, he said
TOR the perishing things of this life
to the exclusion of the things that
are essential to life eternal. How
poor are we without Jesus. Mrs
Cynthia Holmes MeCahe. of Tacoma
inspired her hearers with heanti-
fully rendered solo. At the oonelu-
sion of the service, the Lords sup
per was administered All depart
ments of the Sunday School were
we'll represented. A large number
were out to the Lowell Field on Mon
day to encourage the baseball teams
of the Sunday School. "a team
played against First M. II. Church
and won with score of 15 TO 3;
&c" team were yictors over the
First Baptist Church with a score
of % to 5.@"What Jesus Teaches
About Work" was the subject of
discussion in all groups of the b. Y.
=. L. Mrs Ella NJ. Jones. Director
of Leadership Commission had
charge of the program. Mr.. Will
liam H. Wilson was the speaker and
brought a splendid address on the
subject Honesty of Purpose This
Sunday. there will be joint pro-
gram by all commissions in honor
of Mothers Day; Mrs. Clara J. Bon
ner will be principal speaker.-At
business meeting of the church held
, last Friday night. Mr.. s. Beatty. the
, treasurer, made as encouraging re
port which showed the church is in
, splendid condition financially. On
Thursday and Friday May 7 and s
: the Missionary Society is holding lis
!, Annual May Festival. Dinner vii
be served each day beginning at
n O'Clock. Thursday night there will
l be IA May Pole Drill under direc
: ton of Mrs Orsova Brown and Mrs
Belle Henry. Friday night there will
be a Fashion Show Next Sunda,
lmcrning, the viii Do Club is pre-
= senting a unique program in homo
of Mothers Day. Mrs. Candace NJ
Black will be the principal speaker
q All are einvited to attend and homo
= "MOTHER" At the evening sery
, ice. the Household of Ruth will hol
q its Annual Sermon. Mt. Zion. tn
&c hCmelike church, extends cordla
# welcome to all.
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SerrllOIlette
Promised Power y

Ye shall receive power.-Aets 1;S
There is a great struggle ever in
progress between good and evil. sin
and righteousness. light and dark
ness. These forces are present in
every life and invariably preeipitate
a constant and aggressive warfare
much to the spiritual discomfort of
the believer. Paul. the Christian
philosopher, in writing to the church
in reference to his own experiences
said I find then a law. that when |
would do good. evil is present with
me. For I delight in the low of God
after the inward man. But | see an
other law in my members. warning
against the law of the mind and
bringing me into captivity to the law
of sin which is in my members. o
wretched man. that ] am who shall
deliver me from the body of this
death? It is the Holy Shirt work
ing within the believer that enables
him to contend incessantly and sue
cessfully against the evil that would
| conquer MIN. LlkPWlse the spun
helpeth our infirmities, for WI
know not what we should pray fol
as we ought but the spirit itself max
eth intercession for us with groan
ings that cannot be uttered.
The Power To Overcome
The power to overcome is promised
to those who follow Jesus. He salt
to his disciples: Because l live, "
shall live also. Again he said: | Civ
unto them eternal life, and the.
shall never nerish neither shall an
man pluck them out of my hand, |
is not enough to fight and contend
for after all it may be possible t
fail. to lose the battle, but in tn
Christian warfare the believers con
quest is assured through the aid o
the HOLY Spirit. Thanks be unit
God who giveth us the victor
through our Lord Jesus Chris
Thank God, we shall conquer. I'll
victory is ours. The struggle ma
be long and hard. and at times tn
enemy may seem to triumph, but
Jesus leads and we follow there ca
be but one result--a final and III
victory to those who love and 10
low the Lord.
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Mt. RAINIER CHAPTER, No. !. o. Il.
y, Scattie-Meets on first and third
Monday nights, o'clock, at Masonic
Hall, 21st Ave. and e. Jefferson st
Mrs. Dee Lusk w. NJ, f26h us
Ave. Phone Prospect 1275 Mrs. AZ
mes b. Stokes. secretary, 2716 Elm
wood Place, Phone Beacon 1891;
1-1-31
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QttltrbSfrvices

tnre show with sound effects as one
of its attractions on Friday night
Nav 22.-The Mems All-Star Radio
Program will be repeated by popular
demand on May 26.-The pastor will
deliver an address on THE Church
and Race Relations before the an
nual meeting of the Seattle Presby-
terial at Il a m on May Il. at the
First Presbyterian Church. All in
vited. THE Church with Pro-
gram.
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LODGE. DIRECTORY

LODGE. NO. II. r. * a. VI.
meets list and Bird Wednesdays at Ma
sonic Hall, 21st and Jefferson st. r.
H. McCurdy, w NJ, SIG 23rd Ave
Phone East 1914; Milton Bonner. sec
rotary, 1926 26th Ave, Phone Prospect
2301 LIB
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I,ooma For Rent

FOR RENT-Neatly furnished B.
room cottage at 3o5 22nd Ave.
South Reasonable rent. Phone
East S193 nights, Main 2674 days
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CLASSIFIED ADS
-FoR RATES PROSPECT oo6s---=--


FOR RENT room cottage for rent
SIS month. II. Hood, $40 24th Ave
nue. North. Phone East 3443 o=2l
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NJ z II 7 EFsN It NFHN MN
FOR RENT-5-room apartment, SIT.
4-room apartment S12.60. Location
400 18th Ave. y. See owner at 32o
18th Ave. N. 40
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FOR RENT-Neatly furnished 4-roor
modern cottage at 617 10th Ave.
Phone Mr.. Wilson, Eliot 1856. Al
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Globe New extension added to
North Broad Street bridge opened.
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City Basketball
League TO Be
Organized
Coach ''Bill'' Kerr To Be
In Charge

An interview with Coach Kerr,
by an Apache Warcry reporter, was
made on Wednesday, December the
ninth, for the purpose Of getting
inside dope on how the city basket
ball league was progressing.
The city league basketball cap
tains and players met in the High
School auditorium, the night of the
eighth, Of December. The idea of
the meeting was to talk over the
proposition Coach Kerr was to
give. This is it:
Practice will start promptly as to
give teams a chance to know their
plays. All practices will be held on
Sundays. At least two or three
practices will be given to each team,
So far the schedule Of the games
has not yet been named, but the
first game is schedule to be on the
seventh Of January. The games
will be played every Thursday