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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
AAt Bows
w Ork Out

All of the out Of town boxers
in the National AAU junior cham
plOnShlpS are scheduled 10 work
out mere today The bouts will DO
held over the weekend prehmi-
narIeS at Hackett FieldhouSe to-
morrow, semiflnals and finals al
Olympia Saturday night
The Memphis boxers arrived
last night and were 10 drill At
Brewster Center during the after
noon The two boys from the
South MerceluS Durham a l26-
FOUNDER. and Sam Sanders, a
weIterweight are among the
faVOriteS in their divisions
The SnrAlcnS- ugi4l- he represented
by CLASSY welterweight from The
Dearborn Naval Training School
Tom Wojick, Langley Field
Virginia. best lightweight; John
j. Tlerney plus another good
Dearborn boy Bob MoHICc
II VIII be the first appearance
of the Dearborn boys in a big
tournament Both. however. have
made creditable ShoWinGs IN the
interClub matches between the
various service centerS.
The local boxers are expected
10 make determined bids for Al
the titles Angelo Soave Of the
Gene Tunney Boys Club looked
very good in his recent appear
anceS and il will take a good
battler to eliminate him from the
l26-pound class. The same goes
for Nick PaiSe Of the Dearborn
Boys Club, a lightweight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
browns Star
In Private
ny United Press

The ST. Louis Browns, with
seven straight victories, earned a
revised ranking as definite con
tenders FOR their first American
League Pennant today after being
overlooked and moderated in pre-
season reckonlngS.
They can set a now league
record for consecutive games won
from the start Of the season by
winning again today from the
Cleveland Indians. They tied the
mark held by the New York
Yankees of 1888 yesterday. down
ing the Indians ) 10 ? and pro-
viding right handler Steve Sundra
with his second win.
The victory was typical Of
others they have won 10 date and
on analysis Indicated they have
the right combination, provided
their remarkably good pitching
holds out.
Despite their winning ways, the
Browns haven't awakened the dor
mant spirit Of their home fans
yet. Only 900 turned out 10 see
them i'm their record-tyng per-
Torrance.
Cincinnati moved into a first
place tie with the idle New York
Giants when first baSeman Frank
Mccormick hit a home run TO
break up a l3-lnnlng pitching duel
and give the Reds ! 10 q -Nie-
tory over the 81. Louis Cardinals
at Cincinnati
The Pittsburgh Pirates won
their first game Of the season 8
n l over the Chicago Cubs with
Vince DiMagglo chnchlng victory
by hitting a sixth inning homer
with two on base
Nick Etten New York Yankee
first b aSe m an, helped Hank
Borowy to his second victory by
hitting a homer a double and q
single in a 10 , victory over the
Philadelphia Athletics
tti ittii r - r t'etAff-ftfft
third baseman, baUed in both Of
WaShlngton'S runs m a 2 10 !
home victory over The Boston Red
Son. Early Wynn getting has
second victory set the BoS-
tonianS down with SIX hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Hurled No-Hitter

Among the 20 games which
Gentry Won for the Bisons last
year MAS one Thinning no-hit-
ter against Newark the Yankee
international League farm club.
Buffalo won the game / 10 0.
The 25-year-oId Tiger also
hurled t~o-hitier against
Rochester striking out 10 bats
men
After coming 20 Detroit.
where ne finished the 1913 sea-
son Gentry beat the White Sox
IN one of his few appearances.
He dropped close ] 10 0 deci-
~tt,tr--tt-7- tt+-rr- IRE fft-t44r1rrS and Yam
KEGS. -
Breaking into pro basel
with Lands in the North Caro-
Ina State League n 1899 Gem
try moved 10 Fulton ny 4 Ii
GER farm In 1911 he hurled Tor
WinSton-Salem going 10 Buff
falo in 1912 He won 10 games
and lost ~ that year
Born In WInSton-Salom Cen
Try sun makes the Carolina city
hls home HIS dad is A carpenter
down there. His AZ classical
ton is the result Of an auto
accident IN which he broke his
ankle several years ago
lie is married and the Gen.
tryS have 4 l7-mon'h-o4d child.
lie has three brothers and one
sister He likes 20 hunt and does
a bit Of bowling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
He Likes
His w Ork

Pfc Joey Maxim. Cleveland
heavyweight is expected IN De
troit today from his army base a.
Baer Field Fort Wayne Ind. TO
windup his training for ms To-
round bout with Buddy Walker
of Columbus. o. az Olympia
Friday night.
Awaiting his arrival is Vie
ReberSak Maxim manager. who
r7U7F- nprp- CTTtTrT- IT TT wrCK dU1
the man who has guided joey 5
flVrIc career since Maxim was y
years old
Rebersak has seen tho 22-year-
old Cleveland yOungSter rise from
a fyWelght 20 a contender for the
heavyweight crown
II used to train fighters In a
gym I'm Cleveland. \ group Of
schoolboyS used 20 come In after
school and watch the fighters
work
II took notice Of how we'll
this young Maxim Kid handled
himself and helped him all
could. when he was II
entered him in some Of the
amateur bouts. In 1910 a. a
middleweight he won the CleNe-
land, Chicago and New York
Golden Gloves and National
AL crnMns- figured he MAS
then ready 10 begin his pro-
fessional career" ended Reber-
SAX
And 2 look ~ tho record book
shows that Maxim has fought
some of tho best mon IN his
division since turning pro and has
done we'll. He has won % out Of
81 bouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
A Good Showing

Gentry pitching SIX innings
i'm one Of the two games the
Tiers captured from the In
dams last Sunday allowed five
hits. three runs and walked one
man. Two Of the ITALICS were
uncarnCd
Gentry il just about a.
as Trout" higgins said. ~ hich
j. high praise, since Dizzy IN
speed gives way Ia no one IN
the league, save perhaps Allie
REYNOLDS OF Cleveland. since
Bob Feller and Virgil Trucks
are gone"
REYNOLDS beat the Tigers in
his FIRST start Of the season.
Trout has A better asSort-
ment Of pitches and. ot course.
has had more big league expert
ence than Gentry" higgins eX-
planned But I believe Gentry
IL going 10 show the other clubs
lot Of fine pitching and will
win the biggest share Of his
games, II We give him the prop
er support
And by the Way Harold New
houScr has plenty Of the stuff
called speed which gives the
Tigers three laSthal-Star all
Of whom are In ar and appar-
entity immune from being called
INTO ScrtICc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

II IL the regular hours, the good
food and rest that does II. But
any coach would sure give lot
To have that bunch around -"
Discussing the recent pro
meeting, Sits gave r. 10 as IN
capsule form In case YOU missed
some OF the developments there,
here Is what happened
There VIII be TO teams m The
league. The Cardinals and Pitts
hurgh Steelers merged 50 that
the number Will NOT be H.
which would have meant IDLE
ness for one team each Sunday
The same eight teams that
we're IN the league year AGO
are back plus Cleveland and the
new Boston team with Kate
Smith and Ted Collins as owners,
Herb Kopf. former Manhattan
coach takes over the coaching
until 1t. Comdr. jim Crowley
is free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

"Gentry's got a wicked fast
ball" Higgins explained, Tho
best pitch possessed ny tho
young man, whose bid for fame
in the majors had its inception
in 20 victories for Buffalo In the
international League last year.
And Rufe has a pretty fair
curve" Higgins added, IAN he
needs l. control and that viii
come. He showed good control
in Cleveland the other day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

For entertainment for sports
starved sailors FIREBALL
ROBERT now on USS Alabama
in Pacific feet wrote LEW FON-
SEGA asking for film of 1913
series TO be shown 10 between
IS 600 and 100000 young men e..
Teller Saiys hen be back before
1914 season gets far under way
There's one we want TO beleVeJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
International League:

MOntTCaI KONaIS SCORE -fhToU
runs in thirteenth 90 defeat the
Baltimore Orioles. II 10 s
JEAN ROY, Rochester veteran
pitched a tWo-hlt TO o victory
over Jersey city .. Buffalo
BISUUS dCIedtcd NEWARK. . 10 3
l-.- Toronto At Syracuse post
poned because Of rain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Ross in York S
Spot al First
BY LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO, April 27 Don Ross
heir apparent 10 the job If Rudy
York is called TO war Will be at
first base when the Tigers play
their twice postponed game with
the White SoX here today.
York is in Detroit for a pre-
Induction physical with Joe Orrell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

GENTRY ran a
knitting ma
chine in a hos
iery mill when
not throwing
his fast ball
usually called
MIN r u FRS
a ( Z Q r h I s
mother : broth
or. The young
T eT right
handler doeSn {
know why
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
.NfidrPSf FPncing:

Championship viii he held al
Cleveland Sunday April 80 for
The championship Of the Middle
West Led by Midwest fencing
champions GREGORY FLYNN
BYRON KRlEGER and NORMA
LEEN RICHARDSON Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Tiger pitcher.
Also reported
to be in Detroit
for the same
purpose Is Cass
X ~ ! etnleWski,
Sox IN
fielder off the
Detroit sand
lots The SoX
hCratded q IS
AS one OF the
most promising
big league re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Harris Gets
Navy Call

Ned Harris right fielder for
the Tigers. mas been ordered 10 re-
port 20 the navy next Wednesday
He was scheduled .. for induction
several weeks ago but was de-
layed, being over 26 years Of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
President Ford Frics:

OF The National League, says
that major league baseball now
has 100 more men in uniform in
the armed services than II has on
the playing field know that the
boys in the armed services look
10 as 70 keep alive the traditions
and simplcities OF America as
they knew It when they weHtt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Sports
Pinky Sees Gentry
as Valuable HurIer;
Praises His Speed
BY LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO. April Prank
tPinky) higgins. student az
we'll As master Of the mechan-
les Of this thing called baseball,
predicts James Rufus Gentry
will be great pitcher.
Though known 10 some as
jim, most OF the folks down
around Winston-Salem where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Capt sloan starred WHOM ne ran
from Gu> Henderson s famed
spread formation In 1910. He was
u fine paS>er and Il good runner
although hl> pace was unortho-
clos fo -++ the least,
he also played in l94ls gong
into the service As soon as The
season ended He had military
training ar The University Of
Arkansas and was given a com
nu, lon IS-Suon as ne left pro
foo'bsli
Cmfk Fo1uenbock. VINO. under
studied frankie SinkWIch as q
paa,cr lot tne Lions last fait. en-
-t-f-A tfr.- trfur7ueS 4 couple or
weeks ago and D.; taking his boot
training az San Diego
Tom Wheaton. SON of Mrs Eva
'yu Wheaton The office manager
o' zee pro srid team has taken
our hI Great Lakes papers and
VIII work on "a lreiEhter Hc plans
u enter '1e merchant marine
when he becomes Is, a year hence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

into the finals.
I h Q Cardinals
putting al least
I " o m Q n in
each Of the nine
events In addi-
ton to- the re-
lay
Miller High
with FIVE men
and a relay
team, was sec
ond tn s
h o " W e ! J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Bob Tales

Bv BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

ABOUT TOWN, Gus DoraiS
q lust back from Philadelphia.
where the national pro football.
meeting was held While IN the
Fast Gus and Mrs. poralS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Second haScman FOR the Pitts
hurCh Pirates reports AZ Pitts
burgh May u for pre-lnduction
army physical HANLEY is %.
married and has two children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
How They Stand

SESTIRuNl' KE>tLTS
DETROIT an Cnlraa" colo
Sew york Philadelphia o.
Washington . Boston
So Louis cleveland
IODAN'S CANES
DETROIT ~ CnicaE1.
Cleveland A. 81 Louis
Philadelphia A. New YORK.
Boston a Washing on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

TT y Clcd 10
QuanuCo to
have a brief
visit with
Z h . ir son
Tommy who
IS in training
at that ma
rlne base.
Il n ~ r
saw kids 50
busting with
= n KY he
" stl ..A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
NAIInNAI- IIAntE

YESTERDAY RENtLT>
Pittsburgh 3 Chicago
Cincinnati 3 81 Louis t1a .HU.rlEI.
Boston at Brooklyn rain
Dn+ EaultF Fr~r-fftr1
TO-DAY = GANFS
HeV York Bf Ihlsts .prIs
t...s a. cinrlnna+I
Ft al Frs.nr
chicago a. Pusbgrgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
POsfpou Ell:

The Great LakeS-WeStcn Mich
ican baseball game scheduled for
Saturday has been Cancelled be-
cause OF the condition of the dla-
mond al Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
See ROuf for Cooley:
Place :BI i'm Finals
By jazz BrRSoN

Highs track probably viii WIN the Metropolitan
League indoor title tomorrow night by margin bigger than even
optimistic follower dreamed
Cardinal athletes Central the
yesterday after three hours had walked Off with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Pacific Coast League

ssr r.e1o s. Portland CIS i-rInEs).
ScAl.te sa.fsm4nte q
en- other Fames rsined cut
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u. all Tho
lll--a games
Erltt rcruy-
cIIr- ia n 70
Atlanta hose
p'al after the
loss Of am arm
0 ctIon M
IfaIy hopes 10
seaHe tho MOS
fai soon and
E.l pay visit
-----+t Ass
M n |s
fic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
BEST IN HURDLES

Cooley VIII have almost enough
points in the hurdle events 10
clnCh the title The Cardinals
placed three boys in the first four
IN each event. with 80 points the
least they can get for both races.
Ted Balogh was the busiest
Cooley competitor qualifying IN
four cvcuts- hurdles, 36-yard
dash and running aJleg on the
relay team
Mdler'S acc Splinter Cleo Cald-
we'll was the most brilliant per
former in the qualifying events,
however. He turned IN the best
time in the 80 and 20 dashes
and anchored the relay quartet
which had the best time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Gooiey- ttartkrtt-i Tho ffcfd
Only one Cooley athlete entered
in the Scmi-finalS, Chuck Lamb
den failed 10 WIN a place IN to-
morrow S show lie missed out IN
the go,
Al Noble. hindered by a bad
knee, failed 20 place in the high
and low hurdles. but landed spot
in the pole XaulI-a more Strcnu-
nous event Bob Reynolds did not
qualify in The go, but made the
2n.Aard dash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

everything except the bleacher
seats.
Coach Claude Snarey's hump
ing superiority in team balance
sent Y individuals and a relay team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
OF ALTERS


coward dash IT, run FOR first four
places cleo Caldwell Miller. Walter Mo
Culum tMiueri Howard m N o 3
tCo0Ieyp. RUl NarcduN Cooley. To run
Cor nfih and sixth Ted Balogh (Cooley1
Charles SzuinorsN CPershing) Rub Reyn-
Odds tCppieyJs Ron jenkins southeastern.
Best time by Caldwell .03s
aO-Sard l1w nurfles-To run for first
foui places MaccnlN cooley; Baiogn
cooley Doug simpson tCo1ieNi Bob
Williams PershInEI To run fog nfth and
sixth Milton Wheaton tSorthwesternl /,
Adam Hausht3n 'NHler1 Jacob Young
Southeastern Blake White eastern.
Best time by Williams .u4 : -.l
30-yard high hurd,es-fo run for fist
four places Baioeh tcooIeyl, Mafe"ux
tPefshingi To run FOR mn and sixth
Don G0dhalf tNorthwesteruJ White Cast
ernl Wheaton Southwestern Young
tSoutheasternl Best time by Baiogh uf,a
f4u-Sard dash freeman Fisher East
ernl Ron Frdfuw Cooley. Bob Rutia
cooley walter Czsczk0wsN tPershingJ
Mike puszsnsk tcuss1 Bon Duff Cooley.
Rest time by Fisher SO ].
220-yatd dash Catdweu tMiurrl' I'm
mons tcooityt ArihUf Gibson Cooley
Don HUFF tReGforfi Arthur Reium MACK
erzieI sam Ellis ,Nortnernb. Rest time
sso-yard nun Joe Met tRedfordl
Frank Dyson tCoolrv1. Dave Bradbury
tcooley i'm MarsAas teruieyl John
jerks tCooIe,l- willard Verfecke teouth-
eastcrul Best time by Mef2 2.06
Mile Bli Wehh Eastern Clark Jaco'
Cooley Hal Smith tCooley) Gene Bee
man cooley Don Foulkes tSoutheast-
crnt- IIoyd Graham (N0rthWesternl DICK
= f6
Hlgn Juno Haugh'0n tMulerli oaSu
Mercer truHctl HsI Vogler Cooley.
DIrk y hu.rs tCFntT9l Eddie MuthIet
tSHtthcfu Williams tter,hIuEbf 1871
RarcH tN8tkeuHcI. All e.eared feet
inches
FHt vault Glenn urrisbrck tRelfntAls
Al t.rfI tffe Tr1rli ~ g. a~es.is-. cooley
tff-t -fsr4i4+--lLllleA LlL John HaroVer
tCou'srF Ns,ksun tReTturr '- AL
cleared fH feet
HBIf-mHr f,.iN ~ ifr fe0n S'anigrr
HaukhtUn FELTON, WHITAKER and CBIdw .II
8 7TT Eadf0rd 1879 Cooley -
] 90 Eastern lao MacNen-
EIe ~
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TONIGHT'S ~CHFOUIt

tarrs vs Chene rrombN auets : %
Progressive SIS Eraio0te - standard
ts Ko.pth 5.S Plymouth Machine rs.
Martin -s Rainbow W Palmer PARK.
$3.50 B..e ss WEIGH fl-t. 40 Crest
AMOS 1l1Hr Fullerton a. GRAND hner
.--L .f.- ~. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Rainbow q am
Inch Title

Rainbow three games 10 the
good In Tho Metropolitan Classic
League. can Clnch tho champion
ship tonight az Crest Lanes lu
winning one game from Palmer
Park providing koPpitz drops
three 80 Standard Because of a
poStponomcnt March > the sched-
ule has another week TO 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
TWO EASTERN STARS

Tn the latter event. Caldwell
took the baton about five yards
behind the BEDFORD anchor man.
He closed the gap in the 300 yards
10 give Miller. top place IN 1877,
a tenth of second faster than
BEDFORD.
Eastern had two individual
stars. Freeman Fisher topping the
440 entries and Bill Webb pacing
the mlleT>.
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CT.

RUBQ RINKIMAS. Water
buryje ruby Lietuvos karo nu
kentejusiems rinkimas suorga
nizuotas placiai ir eina pasek
mingai. Platu vaju veda Lie
tuviu Sv. Juozapo parapija
rubai priimami parapijos mo
kyklos saleje. Parapijos rubl
rinkimo komiteta sudaro: P
Jokubauskas, pirmininkas; c
Jesaitiene, vice pirm.; Angela
Kanapka, sekretorius, ir Ons
JakStas ir Petras Lubinas.
BALI 1O-tas skyrius rubl
sunesimo centra paskyre Las
Grand st.
Lietuviski bolsevikai pajut'
Lietuviu ruby vaju ir BALI
veikima, pradejo visais budais
atakuoti, lysdami vietos laik
rascius ir net rasydami Wa
shingtona reikalaujant val
dzios kad Lietuviu fondui pa
skirt pinigai butu pavesti bol
sevikams per Russian War Re
lief.
Muzikas A. J. Aleksis patie
ke vietos Amerikoniskai spau
dai paaiskinima apie bolsevikl
palinkimus ir tikslus, ir kae
tikruju Lietuviu darbas tur
Prezident's War Relief Con
troll Board leidima ir uzgyri
ma. Il.
Phila Pa
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BOSTON MASS.
KALBES JULIUS SMETONA
IR P. ]. ZIURIS

Lietuviu Radio programu
davejas Steponas J. Minkus
rengdamas pamineti savo ra-
dio programu desimtmeti, uz-
kviete j tu sukaktuviu banketa
zymius Americas Lietuviu vel
kejus, Juliu Smetona, ir LVS
pirmininka P. J. ziuri.
Banketas ir pradzia Ameri-
kos Sestos Karo Paskolos va
jaus Lietuviu tarpe atsibus
81 sestadieni, Lapkricio 19 d.,
Ritz-Plaza salej, Bostone, pra-
dzia 6 val. vakare.
Prize siu sveciu kalbetoJv
bus siaip ivairiu pamarginimv
to vakaro programe.
Tikima skaitlingos publlkos
vietines ir is aplinkiniu mics
tu. Rep.
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7ROOKLYN, N. Y.
is DARIAUS-GIRENO PA
GERBIMO RANKETO

Spaliu IA, Pilieciu Klubo sal
leje buvo surengta pamineji-
mas Dariaus ir Gireno II me-
tu skridimo sukakties ir ju
zuvimo. Publikos buvo gau-
siai. Dariaus-Gireno Pamink-
10 fondui auku sudeta $3.50
ir apie tick liko nuo surengtu
sokiu.
W dalyvavima ir parama
Paminklo Komitetas reiskia
nuosirdzia padeka.
Pramogos Rengimo K-tas:
Jonas Salts,
P. j. Montvila,
Adv. Steponas Briedis.
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE

vydinima. Savo giminieciui
Chas. Zaines ir jo zmonai uz
nakvyne Haverhill, Mass, ir
uz paveziojima automobiliu po
vietas. Buvusiam Klubo pir-
mininkui Jurgiui Semsiui uz
paveziojima autu aplankyti mi
rusio draugo Vinco Krivo ka-
pa, Tautiskas kapines ir Par
ka, Lietuviu korporacijos duo
nos kepykla, ir kitur. Teko
matyti Lietuviu K. RatalikV
puikia baznycia, statyma 1922
metals. Norejau pasimatyti 81
tautiskos parapijos kunigu, bet
jo nebuvo klebonijoj. Man bu
vo ypac malonu pamatyti tas
Lietuviu istaigas kuriu steigi
mui as daug esu prisidejes.
Lawrence, Mass, man afro
de labai svariai uzlaikomas
kas parodo gera miesto tvarka
o musu vientauciai ten grazia
gyvena. Visiems kliubieciam
ir kittens uz saunu priemim;
tariu viesai gilia padeka.
Z. JankauSkas
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VALINCIENE Mare, 81 metu,
mire Rugs. 10, Pittsburgh,
Pa. (Vilkaviskio ap., Bart
niku par, Vartu k.)
JANULEVICIUS Juozas, II
M, mire Rugp. 20, Pittston,
Pa. (Kalvarijos ap., Pavil-
cinsku Ky
VENTS Juozas, IS metu, mire
Rugs. 5, Roslyn, Wash. (Vil-
kaviskio ap., Berry, k.)
LUIsIS Vincas, 63 metu, mire
Rugs. 8, Springfield, Illinois.
(Keturvalakiu p., Mockabu-
dzio k.)
BUCIENE Viktorija, 81 metu,
mire Rugsejo 10, Detroit,
Mich. (Butrimoniu par.)
SKEIRYS Antanas, At metu,
mire Rugs. 7, Montevideo,
Urugvajuje. (Rokiskio APPS,
Juzintu par, Circles KY
GERDzIENE Ursule, 67 metu,
mire Spaliu 4, Christopher,
Ill. (Traku ap., Kravoniu k.)
MILIAUSKAS Vincas, so m.,
mire Sp. 6, Baltimore, Md.
NEVASODAS Jonas, mire SIP.
men,, Mahanoy, City, Pa.
Amerikoj isgyveno AZ me-
tus.
RAJUNEC Emilia (Marlinau-
skaite), so M, mire Spaliu
20, Lake Delavan, Wis. GA
cares p., lures k.) Ameriko-
je isgyveno "a m.
PETRIKIENE Katrina (Osu-
taite), pusamze, mire Spa
liu 20, Chicagoj. (Marijam-
poles ap., Gizu p. Amerikoj
isgyveno AZ metus.
| NEMCAUSKAS Vladas, 20 m,.
mire Spaliu %, Chicagoje,
kur buvo ir gimes.
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Sveikata yra Zmogaus
Rrangiausias Turtas
INDIJONU ARBATzOLES

INDIJONQ ARBATZOLES
Stebetinai gelbsti nuo prasto vi
duriQ virskinimo, uzkietejimo, vi
duriu kataro, kepenu sustingimo,
nesvaru krauja, olos ligas, inkstu
negalavinia ir moteru bedas.
Kaip pagaminti: Pusen kvortos
vandens, idek puse puoduko arbat-
zcliu. Kai ataus, nukosk, idek me-
Gaus, ar cukraus ir laikyk saltai.
Kaip vartoti Pradek gerti nuo
mazo stikliuko Xxi kavos puoduko
kas rytas prizes valgyma ir vakare
einant guilt, du kartu diena.
Perkant zoliu misini, visada pra-
iyk FLORAL HERBS, 0 gausi ge-
riausiQ.
kama Soc, baksai uz Sl.OO.
Pasarga: Su orderiu siusk ir pi-
nigus, mes kitaip orderis nebus is
rildytas.
Reikalaujam agentu pardavineti
rlusu Arbata.
J. SKINDER
3liS So. Emerald Chicago, I'LL.
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SIUSKIT kALEDU
DOVANAS Prizes
CRUODZIO l

81 meta, labiau negu kitados
kada, visi raginami kooperuoti
SUI Railway Express atliekant
savo kaledinius pirkimus ank-
sti ir pasiunciant saugiai SUI
ristus ir uzadresuotus pakelius
tuojau = prizes Gruodzio l.
Paste vadovybe taip pat ra-
gina visus atlikti savo kaledini
pirkima anksti ir pasiusti pa
ketus. draugams ir giminems
kaip anksciausia galima, uzra-
SAINT pazymejima, "Do not open
until Christmas.
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MAHANOY CITY, Pa.
MIRE SAULES REDAkTO-
RUS

Lapkricio 8 d., mire Fr. W.
S. Boczkauskas, seno zinomo
Americas Lietuviu laikrascio
Saules redaktorius. Mirtis pa
ejo nuo Strides ligos.
FIR. Boczkauskas gime Lie
tuvoje, atvyko SUI tevais Domi-
niku ir Teofile Boczkauskais
Amerika 1879 metals. Buda-
mas jaunu vaikinu lanke mo.
kykla Plymouth, Pa, ir atva.
ziaves SUI tevais j Mahanoy Ci-
ty, 1881 metals, dirbo spaus.
tuveje is pat jaunu dienu. Pc
tevo Domininko T. Boczkaus.
ko mirties jis paeme redaguo.
tt Saule, ir tas pareigas ejc
per 35 metus. 10 tevas mirf
1909 metals. ~.
Be savo LietuviSko darbo
velionis turejo ir nekurias val
diskas vietas. Velionis buvt
linksmo ir svetingo budo EMO
gus ir SUI visais gerai sugyve
no.
Paliko jo zmona, dukte, su
nus, ir brolis Viktoras, Saule'
leidejas. 5.