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RESOLUCE.

Ponevadz Sokolstvo ameri'
cke podili Sc z valne casti ma
praci "a osvobozeni narOda &C.
skoslovenskeho, vyzyva vSech-
ny ty bratry a ,sestry, jez snad
dnes rdznych pricin stoji mi
mo rady naSe, ably Sc celou
dust svou vlozili do spolecne
prace. A to nejen mezi nami,
nybrz i u lidu naseho vubec.
Dale necht sized tento pa.
matny spojsneho pokrokoveho
Sok lstva v Americe povola ka
zdcno ceskeho cloveka v zem
teto, ku praci jeste ucinnejsi
ably dnesni utrpeni naroda ma
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KNIHA O LASCE A VOJNE

Malo vyslo knih v ceske Anne
rice, ktere byly ocekavany ta-
kovym zajmem a zvedavcsti,
jake prave vydana kniha SYM
|patickeho autora pana Josefa
Macha, ktera pod nazvem INA
|obou polokoulich" by.a v tisi-
|cfch exemplarich vrzena ma
knihkupecky trh. Jest to po
dlouhe dobe jiste prvni kniha,
10 niz mono bez nadsazovani
fici, ze znamena obohaceni po-
Imerne chudickeho ceskoameri-
,ckeho pisemnictvi. Jak z nazvu
|vysvita, kniha pojednava o "a
jimavych prihodach a dobro-
druzstvlch jak v Europe, tax i
" krajinach stredniho zapadu
Severni Ameriky, a hlavnim mo
tivem, jenz jako pestra nit vine
Sc strankami spisu, jest laska a
vojna. Cesko-amelieka ctenaf-
ska obec zna pero Machovo, O.
plyvajici humoren; j!skrivym
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vtipem, hlubokym citem smy.
slem pro dobro, krasu a prav-
du, a hlavne umeleckou for
mou, ktera jest nekterych pa
,sazich neobycejne ol.iginelni a
|vzdy moderni. Kniha "Na obou
polokoulich" krone iinych pra
ci obsahuje napinave zpracova
nj re zivota povestne tyrolske
katoiicky Herminy Huberhaue-
rove, dale celou radu romanti-
|ckych episod z pohnuteho 1.-Two
ia studentskeho umeleckeho
v Praze, dojmy Ameriky a re
Spaniel, pravda O narozeni Kri-
sta Pana a o jeho vychovani a
krone toho cely cyklus uchvat-
nych basni z velike DOLBY, KITE
rou prave prozivame. Machova
kniha vysla we velice vkusne L.
prave umeleckou obalkou cd
Bedricha Borovicky, a mono
smele rici, re v tomto ohledu
lvynika vysoko mad vsecky ostat
nj ceskoamericke pubiikace.
Kniha vysla nakladem Ceskeho
Ustredniho Knihkupectvi, 1925
So. Loomis ST., cena jeji jie 30
centu, poStou 35 centu.
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Zde Jest o budee hasovat.
Hasujte YES prvnim odsavc NO odsavc druhen, jak
var
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18
PRlSPEVkY PRO cESKOSLO-
VENSkOU ARMADA SLOzE-
NE v ADM. "SVETA".
Ferd. Strnad

Ferd. Strnad
Pri soukromem vecirku
bylo vybrano a doplne-
no st. St'astnym, Jerry
Novakem, j. Stejskalem
a Jos. Bombouskem
Terezie Hanousek a j.
Hanousek pri jich stri-
brne svatbe slavene Kru
hem Cleveland. Cesek
j. Sbornik
Sbirka sebrana u The
Mckinney Steel Co. A.
j. Jichou a F. Krizem:
F. Mraz 81; A. j. Jicha
81; j. KaSe 81; j. Pesek
81; V. Hajek 81; Arient
so; Ondrejko 80; Silha
w SO; Mcneil so; j. Kr-
til SO; Penkava SO Kriz
so; FIR. Kovar so; Zoric
SO; Divoky Is; Hnani-
eek 80; NJ. Velisek so;
Ant. Nedelka SO; j. Ti-
chy SO; A. Kotmel so; F.
Kotmel SO; F. Protiva
so; J. Zakovec so, F. Ze
lenka SO; A. Martoch
so; K. Hasticka so; K.
Cigler so; j. Jedlinsky
SO; j. Gregor SO; j. Ha-
jek SO; j. Fasinbaur
so; w. r. Anderson so;
j. Smolik so; R. Benz SO
German rs; Novak 25;
F. Janoch 25; j. Sanic-
ky 25; A .Pesek 25; R.
Sanicky 25; F. Dvorak
25; Haripan 25; Vitny
rs; j. Dolecek 25; Vyh
nal 25; Landa 25; j. Pc
Sex 25; Vondryska 25;
Zronek 25; Grunsky 25,
Abek 25; Mojzis 25; Ska
la 25; Sencak 25; Mil
ler 25; Mike 25; Jaro
Yum 25; Jirsa 25; John
Osbester 25; J. Kulisek
|25; j. Koran 25; T. Va
mas 25; Opata 25; Pa
SEX 25; Slavik 25; PihoS
25, Zak 25, Chrvat 25,
j. Charvat 25; Lasik 25
a Hejna Is. Celkem
|Dne Is. rijnabylo vyka
zanO
Dne 18. rijna Sc naleza
w adm. Sveta s
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POULICNf NESTESTl.

Ma Broadway, poblize Erie
drahy trait pfejet byl autem
DR.. G. E. Follansbee, 9615 Mi
les ave. 5lety A. Philan z els.
2781 vych. 25. ul. a tax tezce
zranen, re po SVEN dopraveni
do nemOcnice sv. Alexise, ze-
mrel. Lekar udava, ze hoch
mu vbehl pred automobil a re
nemOhl V cas- zaStaviti.
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novan 100000 a ceskym svo-
bodomyslnym skolam $4,000.
Ohledne kroje usneseno, aby
zIstalo pfi starem, aby totiz
kazda jednota vybrala 81 kroj
ole libosti z dosavadnich. Cvi-
cebni ubor stanoven jednotny
pro Sokoly, Sokolice, dorost i
zactvo.
Dale usneseno poriditi jed
notny uredni odznak a legiti-
mace pro vsechno clenstvo.
Dosavadnf zupy rozdeleny
tax, re zupy Vychodni a Sired
nj budou rozdeleny, a utvoreny
z mich zupy tri; treti zupa bu-
de miti sidlo v Cievelandu a bu
dou k nj patriti tyto jednoty :
5 clevelandskych, jednota v
Dayton, Toledo, Dillonvale, Lo-
rain, Pittsburgh, Pa, Detroit,
Mich. a A zenske odbory.
Zupe Stredni v Chicago bu-
dou opet prideleny jednoty z
Iowy. V st. Louis, Mo-, bude "a
rizena taktez nova zupa, k niz
prideleny jednoty z jizniho Illi-
noisu, Kansasu, Oklahomy a
'Texasu; jednot byvale zupy
,Jizni budou utvoreny okrsky,
,taktez jednot v zupe Pacifi-
'cke. zupe Zapadni prideleny
jednoty z Nebrasky a Mime
soty.
Dosavadni stanovy byly pre-
pracovany, rozdeEeny vyme-
zen jimi pomer clenstva k jed
note, jednoty k zupe zupy k
Sokolske Obci.
Technicky vybor vypracoval
novy rad zavodni pro Sokoly,
lSokolice i dorost, dale stanovy
pro Ustredni Technicky Odbor
Sokolske Oboe. Vybor vzdela-
vaci vypracoval move stanovy
pro Ustredni Vzde.avaci Odbor
Sokolske Obce, pro zupni vide
lavaci odbory a pro mistni
lvzdelavacf odbory v jednotach,
| Vykonnemu vyboru Sokolske
Obce doporuceno pracovati ma
zalozeni "Svazu S-ovanskeho
Sokolstva v Americe", v nemz
by byly sdruzeny vsechny u
stredni organisace pokrokove-
no Sokolstya slovanskeho.
Tisk organu, mesicniku $50
kola Americkeho", byl opetne
Ezadan Narodni Tiskarne v Chi
cagu, jejiz nabidka byla nejvy
hodnejSi.
Sjezdu bylo poslano mnoSo
blahopfejnych tlelegramu a do.
pisu re vsech koutu Spojenych
'Statu.
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PRVY SIZED SOKOI SKE ORCE "
AMERICE V CLEVEL LANDU.
BYL ZAHAJEN v PONDELl ID. RfJNA v BUDOVE
SOKOLA CLEVELAND.

Prvy sized "Sokolske Obce
v Americe", zahajen v pondeli
rano.
Organisace tato byla utvore-
ma v lednu 1917 sloucenim by
vale Narodni Jednoty Sekol-
ske tax zvanym krojem mo-
drym a zupy Fuegner-T Tyrsovy
s krojem ceskym, cervenym.
Konecne v kvetnu 1918 prihla-
sila Sc k "Sokolske Obci" tez
Jednota Delnickych Ameri-
ckych Sokold, jejiz zastupci
jsou jiz ma dnesnim sjezdu. Gel
KEN pritomno 80 zastupcI, kite
II zastupuji So jednot a 80 zen
skych odborI.
Sized zahajil namestek sta
rosty S. 0. br. Ant. Dolezal z
Chicago, jezto starosta br. JOS.
Cermak nemohl sc dostaviti.
Ia predsedu sjezdu byl zvolen
br. Josef Placek z Chicago; "a
namestky: br. Frant. j. Hol-
man re st. Louis a sestra Marie
Stepankova z Chicago; zapiso-
vateli zvoleni: br. Ferdinand l..
Musil z Chicago a sestra Marie
Ceska Baltimore.
K vuli urychleni prace sjez-
dove jmenovano nekolik vybo-
ru: legitimacni 3clenny; tech
nicky 11clenny; vzdelavaci a
tiskovy 15clenny; financni 9
clenny; resolucni 7clenny; sta
novni 7c.,enny; organisacni 8
clenny; stiznostni 9clenny.
Ia chicazsky tisk jsou prito-
mni: "a "Svornost" Tom Vona
SEX, "a "Hlasatele" F. l.. Musil.
Ia referenta pro mistni tisk u
stanoven bratr K. Bernraiter.
Ia bratry Slovaky dostavili
Sc do sjezdu v utery dopoledne
bratri Milan Getting, redaktor
''Slovenskeho Sokola" z Porth
Amboy, N. j., a step. Erhardt,
star. sloVen. Sokola z Bridge
port, Conn. Redaktor Getting
pozdravil pritomne zastupce
jmenem slovenskych bratri q
vzpominaje spolecne a svorne
prace minulosti, preje 81, aby
tax bylo i budoucnosti, a aby
vsechna prace a snazeni cesko-
slovenskeho Sokolstva v Ameri-
Ce nesla sc "a jedniEn cilem ke
prospechu, cti a slave naseho
naroda. Siova jeho nasla Ohla-
SUI byla odmenena potleskem.
z ruznych zprav, jez byly
sjezdu podany, zaslouzi 81
zminky:
1. Obsirna zprava br. Toma-
Sc Vonaska, jednate.e Sokolske
Obce, v niz zrcadli sc cinnost
ceskeho Sokolstva v Americe
"a poslednich pet let.
2. Financni zprava podana
peti prehlizitely uctu jednate.
lem br. Vonaskem. a pokladni.
KEN S. O. bratrem Bohusem
Hakesn Chicago.
3. Zprava bra. Josefa Paskov
skeho, naceinika Sokolsk6
Oboe.
4. Zprava bratra Vaclava B
Dibelky z Chicago, precisely
Ustredniho Vzdelavaciho Od.
bOru Sokclske Obce v Americ e
Z usneSeni financniho vybJ
ru sluSi zaznamenati, ze Ceske.
mu Narodnimu Sdruzeni byl ve
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ODVAZNE PREPADENi.

Lori Pennetti, 1926 Payne
ave., byl vcera vecer pred hote
lem Euclid prepaden a okraden
0 1,135. Jak policie udava, lu
pici nell na obliGeji cervene
satky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18

Go rikaS, muzi, sluseGa by
mi table zavrena vesticka?"
"SluSela, ale nejde to dohro-
mady tvOu pusinkou."
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Resoluce. Stanovisko k Pod
pIrnym spolkim.


Sized Sok. Obce konany v
Cleveland, Ohio, cini vyzvu k
clenum S. o. by pri vstupovani
do spolkG podpurnych, dali
vzdy prednost svobodomysl-
nym jednotam ceskym, ktere
vedle move prace humanni, ze
svych fondu podporuji nase sna
,hy narodni, svobodomys.ne O.
svetove, ba i nassmu Sokolstvu
casio skytaji podpor financni
mravni.
Zadame na ceskych podpur-
nych jednotach podporu veci
sokolske a tudiz je nasi povin-
nosti bychom i my je podporo-
vail a tax prispeli ku sesileni
ceskych svobodomyslnych orga
nisacl V teto zemi.
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seho, po staleti jiz v porobe u
picihO, Sc co mono zkratilo a
aby narod mas mohl Sc opet vra
titi k lepsimu zivotu. Toho do
sahneme toliko svornou praci
We smeru Ces. Mar. Sdruzenim
vytknutem.
Sokolstvo americke pone-
vadz - dosavadni prace jeho
byla z vetsi casti pouze praci
jednotlivcd, chce il nyni zceliti
tax, aby historic znala, ze So
kolstvo americke podilelo Sc ma
dile tom c,elkove, a re povin-
nosti sve jako narodni a vycho-
vna instituce pine dostalo!
Proto hlasi Sc znovu ku pra-
ci a vyziva kazdeho elena sve-.
no ku zvysene cinnosti jako So
kol, jake Glen mohutne Obce
Sokolske v Americe a h.edel k
tomu, aby Gil nejsvetejsi dosa-
zen byl - svoboda naroda ma
|seho.
Proto volame k nynejsimu
lsjezdu Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni, aby
|vyhradilo Sokolske Obci " A.
merice i pine zastupitelstvi v
move Sc utvarejicim telese, Gill
Koloniaini Mar. Rade Ameri-
cke, dale ably We vsech mestech
kde Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni, kraj-
ske vybory aneb jina move utvo
rena a navzajem Sc doplnujici
telesa utvorena budou, rovne5
lplne zastoupeni Sokolstvo jake
Celek melo. PAX take bude v je.
no moci clenstvo sve vesti a k
povinnostem ma Sc prijatym ma
badati.
Resolucni Vybor.
DR.. J. Rudis-Jicinsky, KareI
Matousek, DIR. A. Mueller, M
simunkova, M. Stepankova, A
|Dolezal, Jos. Smid.
Resoluce o Svobodnem skol-
stvi.
My zastupci sokolskych jed.
not, shromazdeni ma sjezdu
Sok. Obce, konaneho v Cleve.
landu vyzyvame vsechny jedno
ty sokolske jejich clenstvo, by
CO nejusilovneji pracovalo ma
povzneseni ceskeho svobodomy
slneho skolstvi Americe, nebot
uznavame skolu -ceskou vedle
sokolske telocvicny "a nejleps
|prostredek ku udrzeni ceskehc
SvobodOmyslneho zivlu v zem
teto. Necht clenove jednot so.
kolskych staraji Sc vsady O "a.
lozeni skol takovych a kde tyto
uz stavaji, necht financne
mravne je podporuji a hlavnt
necht kazdy Glen S. o. povazu.
lie pOsilanl ditek svych do ce.
ske skoly svobodmyslne "a prl
nj svOji povinnost narodni.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
COOPER HOLDsPH|
 ID A SINGLE SCORE
PAGE SEVEN
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PITTSBURG, May (NationaD- The Philadelphia Nationals made their initial appearance at Forbes Field and were defeated by Pittsburg. Cooper held the visitors safe except in the sixth when they punched hits and scored their only run. Pendergast started for Philadelphia but was hit hard and was replaced in the fifth by Watson who held the home team to two hits for the remainder of the game. Score:
 R. H. E, Philadelphia =. 900 OO1 00o-1 6 l Pittsburg ..... 200 O3O 00x-5 II l Batteries: Pendergast, Watson and Burns; Cooper and Archer.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
STEALS HOME IN 14TH
 TWO OUT, BASES FULL
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PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-(Ameri- can)-With two out and the bases full in the fourteenth, Merlin Kopp of the Athletics, stole home, beating Detroit. He had reached third on a p1ss, Q steal and Gardner's single. Kopp had big day, a triple in th- first innin !; tiossoming into home run. He also had a double in the second.
 Philadelphia tied the score in the ninth. In the tenth with the bases full, Davidson muffed Heilman's in field fly, Heilman was out under the rules, but Bush scored on the huff. Fl iladelphia tied the score again on d pass. an out and a single by Walker In the twelfth Detroit forged ahead on singles by Witt and Cobb and He'll mans sacrifice fly-but the Athletics evened it up for the trird time on singles by Walker, Burns and Shannon. Score:
 Detroit R. H. E.
 900 oil 900 1O1 OO-4 9 , Philadelphia
 100 900 OO1 1O1 O1-5 Ii 9 Batteries: Dauss and Spencer; Myers and McAvoy.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
BEDIENT TO NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 2O.-The New York American League baseball club announced today the purchase of Pitch CT Hugh Bedient rom the Toledo American association club Bedient who formerly pitched for the Boston Americans, was a holdout and refused to report to Toledo. Pitcher Robert McGraw of the Yankees has been called for the national army, receiving orders today to report to his draft board al Pueblo, Colo. He is tne fourth pitcher of the team to enter the service.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
SPEAKER BEANED AND
 CLEVELAND SWAMPED
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BOSTON, May 20.- (American)- Boston slammed Bagby for seven runs on six hits and Speakers error in the fifth. Groom finished for the visitors and was hit freely. Boston hit sixteen safeties for a total of A bases In the eighth Mays hit Speaker squarely on top of the head. The latter did not collapse but ran the bases. Score:
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
INDIAN HOLDS OMAHA
TRepublIcan 4. P. Leased Wire7

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, May 2O.-After filling the bases by walking the first three men in the first, Mclaughlin was relieved by Bluejacket. The Indian held Omaha to one run and St. Joseph won
 oScore: R. H. F. omaha .. 100 900 000- 1 6 3 St. Joseph ....3OO III 0O*-6 10 0
 Batteries: Kopp and Lingle; Me Laughlin. Bluejacket and Bachant
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
FIRST INNING RUSH
 GIVES DODGERS LEAD
 CUBS NEVER REACHED
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CHICAGO, May 20.-(NationaD- Timely hitting, which included Wheats do1p,e and Myers home run, following i,d error by Hollocher, gave Brooklyn q commanding lead over Chi cago. Walker who started for the locals was driven off the mound following Wheats double. Myers, the first to face Carter, made his circuit drive when the ball bounded over the left field screen. Score:
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
Boston

Summary-Two- base hits-Chapman, Speaker. Whiteman, Scott. Three base hits-Mays, Scott. Thomas. Stol- en bases-Speaker, Roth. Shean, White man McInnis, Thomas. Strunk. Sacri- flee hits-Hooper. Whiteman, McInnis, Thomas. Double -Wambsganss to Williams Bases on balls-Bagby, ?; by Mays, 2. Innings pitched-Bag by, 5; Groom, 3. Hit by pitched ball Mays, (Spakeer) Struck out-By Mays s. Wild pitch-Mays. l..
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SPORTS
BY POOR FIELDING ST. LOUIS LOSES ID
 N. '. NATIONALS
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ST. LOUIS, May (NationaD.- Poor fielding by the locals. coupled with opportune hitting by New York, en- abled the latter to win. St. Louis threatened a belated rally in the ninth but after two runs had been scored Anderson replaced Perritt and retired the side. Score:
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
TONEY |S ST|NCY;
 GIVES BOSTON TWO
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CINCINNATI, May (NationaD- Cincinnati punched six clean hits off Ragan in the fifth and easily defeated Boston. Toney pitched alright ball until his team had the Nictory well in hand, when he let down a little and Boston scored two runs late in the contest. Toney's hitting was a fea- ture. Score:
 P H. F. Boston ... =. GOO 900 101-2 5 0 Cincinnati .... 900 GAO 10x-5 Il ? Batteries: Ragan, Canavan and Wilson; Toney and Wingo.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
Chicago

Summary-Two-b base hits-Krueger Mann, z. Wheat. Home run-Myers Stole nbases-O' Mara, Daubert. Krie- ger. Sacrifice hits-Myers, Daubert Bases on balls-Off Marquard, 3; off Carter, 1. Innings pitched-By Walk CT, 1-3 by Carter s 2-3; by Weaver, 2 Struck out-By Marquard, l. Passed ball-krueger.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
SIOUX CITY TAKES FAST GAME

SIOUX CITY. la, May 20.-Sioux City broke even with Des Moines in a
 four game series by winning today.
 The game was played in an hour and five minutes.
 Score: R. H. E.. Des Moines .100 900 0O0- ? Sioux City .....0O0 200 21*- s 0 Batteries: Phillips and Llewelyn; Allison and O'ConnOr
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
BY PUNCHING HITS SOX WIN THE FIRST
 GAME IN NEW YORK
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NEW YORK, May 20-(American). Chicago won their first game of the season in New oYrk. The worlds champions did not waste hit, bunch ing their ten in the four scoring in- nfngs. Score.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
WICHITA AGAIN WINS

TOPEKA, Kans., May 2O.-Wichita made it three out of four by defeating Topeka.
 Score: K. H. E.. Wichita :. .... .031 900 POP s II 2 Topeka .. 300 100 010- ,
 Batteries: Waldbauer, Black, Hovlik and Wallin; Keenan, Salisbury and Block.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Memphis 4; Little Rock l2. Chattanooga Birmingham, postponed teams delayed.
 Mobile 2; New Orleans c.
 Atlanta ,; Nashville 6.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago, 6; New York, 2. Cleveland, 1; Boston, II. St. Louis, 4; Washington, ?. Detroit, 4: Philadelphia, ,.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York, 6; St. Louis, 8. Brooklyn. 8; Chicago, ?. Boston. ?; Cincinnati. 5. Philadelphia, 1; Pittsburg, ,.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
DIRECTORY AUTOMOBILES, AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS
VACATION TRIPS

 ssumme n norther a of climate conditions Club established iH few he sad especially 
  brook.
  ertab abound with
  to land beauty. the best inc o Ihund n that
  the pleasure in hos of A wnH the To gates
 
  duringt
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21

Milwaukee ?; Columbus 9.
 St. Paul 4; Indianapolis ?.
 Kansas City 6; Toledo 1.
 LouisyirN- Minneapolis game played at Minneapolis yesterday as part of double header
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
St. Louis
eBatted for Betzel in ninth.

o4 ( z( lZ b @Batted for Betzel in ninth. @FRan for Hornsby in ninth. "s*Batted for Larmore in ninth. By innings:
 New York .001 900 130-5 St. Louis ...........100 900 002-3 Summary-Two- base hits: Holke, Baird. Stolen bases: Zimmerman, Baird Sacrifice fly: Zimmerman. Double play: Betzel Larmore to Paul. cite. Bases on balls: Paulette 2; Sher- dell 2. Innings pitched: Perritt 2-3; Anderson 1-3 inning. Struck out: Per ritt s; Sherdell ?.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
COAST LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Yesterdays Results No games; teams travelling.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-21
New York

Summary-Two-ba hits: PeclIin- paugh. Miller. Stolen bases: Weaver, McNullin 2. Sacrifice hits J. Collins, Williams. Sacrifice fly: Beck Double play: Peckinpaugh to Hannah to Bak- CT; Weaver to E. Collins to Gandil. Eases on balls: Off Love 8; Russell ?; Williams ,. Innings pitched: Love g.; Mogridge 2; Russell 2. Struck out: Love 1; Magridge 1; Russel 1; Will Hams 8. Passed balls: Hannah 2.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-15
Democratic Candidate for Clerk.

In another column will be seen
the announcement of Mr.. Thurman
Talley, Democratic nominee for Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Obion County,
now stationed at Millington. Tenn,
in military training camp, Mr.. Tai
ley has answered the cell to colors,
as every ether ab,e-bodied young
citizen must do III this extreme hour
Of our nations menace. Mr.. TalIey,
as he states, will ask you to vote for
him in the general election in
August, and if it is possible to get
home to qualify and take charge of
the Office, he will deputize some
competent, good man, who will do
SO. BY every fair means Mr.. Talley
is entitled to this privilege. He has
enlisted in the defense of his coun-
try. He has engaged to do your
fighting and mine, and the least we
can do is to elect him and take care
of his interest while he is away. He
may be home before tho election,
but If not he solicits your vote and
support, with the pledge that the
Office will be duly filled by man
of the highest and best character
and business qualifications. He is
entitled to everything he asks, and
we take pleasure in making this
statement in his behalf.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-15

Wheat Famine.

A shortage of the winter wheat
crop in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado
and a majority of the Western States
presages a crisis in the supply of
wheat.
With all Difference to the men who
have been trying to economize in the
use of wheat products the whole
business has been handled from the
beginning like a big joke. In the
first place Congress sat last spring
like a lot of gatherings jays for
weeks until the wheat crop was
made and had been bought up large
ly for boarding and use in distil-
leries and channels other than the
proper food supply before turning
the question over to the Administra-
tion for specific action.
Then the food administration or
dered its wheatless meals and the
manufacture of a nameless mixture
and left the social centers a free
nand in their banquets and func-
tions and the mills free license and
liberty to reduce the -four product
to a minimum of white starch.
The Government should have had
charge of the supply of wheat before
1t was harvested and then system
attic and intelligent management
should have controlled the crop and
its manufacture and distribution,
also its consumption. And every
pound of wheat should have been
vouched for.
The mills should have been or
dered first TO conserve every
grain of wheat. That's where the
conservation should begin. Wheat
should not be milled and bolted down
to the heart of the grain when
people are starving for food and the
success of the allied armies depend
upon our foodstuff. "A whole wheat
-four is eminently more palatable,
healthier and b etter a thousand
times than this mongrel mixture
they are making.
There is another point to be made
with the conservation OF wheat, or
the milling of it. Some months ago
bran ration was ordered for the
English and French armies. If they
need bran ration why not the peo-
pie at home
The fact is modern milling is re-
sponsibIe for large amount of hui
man ills. The hospitals are full of
people every day for appendicitis.
and men who have mace en- ex-