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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
Shortfield Settled.

The shortfield position has been set
lied, with Lee (Smokyl Hobbs lined
up to cover this position. Smoky has
already notified the Memphis officials
that he'll be here and has taken a big
load of worry off their shoulders by
his message. He is expected to have
a fine year this season.
Third base Is as bare as Mother Hub
bard's cupboard, for the Chicks have
absolutely nobody lined up to take
charge Of the hot corner. They are
expecting TO fill the position with some
n of the seven players below Glass A
who will be on the club, and when the
training season starts, Manager Bar
ger will pick the most likely looking
candidate, which is all he can do.
The outfield is a proposition for your
whiskers. 1t is the general belief that
Dixie Carroll, last seasons ~fly-chaser,
will be here, The Paducah fireman
ven 20 Connie Mack's Athletics when
the Southern kicked in last year, but
he will have a chance to come back
to Dixie If he desires. The Chick Of
ficials want him, and he is more than
likely to be here when the bell rings.
The Memphis club has signed a St.
Louis semipro, High, a brother Of
Hughey High, Of the New York Yanks,
to take a shot at an outfield berth.
Miller Higgins, manager of the Yanks,
will be asked to help the Chicks out
with a couple of hefty swatters who
can also patrol the gardens.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
international
GETTING READY
Decides on Location of Eighth
Franchise Today.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.--The Interna-
tional league failed TO decide at its
schedule meeting here yesterday the
most advantageous disposition of the
Hamilton, Ont. franchise, although APP
plications for it were received from
Montreal, Ottawa, Scranton and SYRIA
cuse.
An effort will be made to dispose
Of both the Newark question and the
location Of the eighth franchise at to-
days session.
The league voted in favor of a sea-
son OF 14O games, the season to begin
April 80 and close Sept. IA. The sched-
ule vas adopted only in part.
The player limit Of Is players was
raised to l6, excluding the player
manager, an increase of two players,
A new salary limit also was adopted,
which President Fultz said was an in
crease over the 1915 limit, but The
amount was not announced,
The league also returned to the
double umpire system. Contracts have
been sent TO all players, it was an
nounced.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
"Slats" Will Be Back.

Joe Slattery. last seasons first base
man, has been discharged from Camp
Pike and will be back on the door this
year. Joe will have opposition for the
job, as Guy Ellington, one of the snap
piest first basers among the younger
generation, will be here for a crack at
the job. Slattery was never able to get
going last season and was the target
for all verbal bricks the lower end of
the stands could hurl at him. He kept
his head up, however, and his fielding
was most brilliant, but his hitting fell
off almost to nothing, which was due
for the most part to the paintings the
bugs handed him. Slattery managed
the Camp Pike ball team, and last year
at the army post he played fine ball,
both in hitting and fielding, and when
he returns TO the Chicks this year, he
should be able to show his knocker
friends that he a make good in spite
of them.
Second base is a problem which re-
mains unsettled, owing to the fact that
Press Cruthers, who has been the
Chicks middleman for the past several
seasons. is about to leave the South
ern. Press is with the Remington Arms
company, in Chester, Pa, has a good
job all week at a neat stipend and
gets to play ball on Saturday and Sun
day, receiving a part of the gate re-
ceipts. This makes Press pay check
a good healthy one, and he may not
consent to return to Dixie. Whatever
haTpAns, Press will have to be given
a good lag of coin If he returns to the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
D A YELLING

NEWARK, y. j., Feb. 27-Lew Tend
Ter, Of Philadelphia, outrought Joe Well
ing, of Chicago, in an elght-round bout
at the First regiment armury here last
night, doing the better work IN five
rounds. The boys weighed In at ring
side with the beam set at 1873 pounds.
yelling almost moved the bar whilc
Tender was well under the weight.
Tender, who is lcft-handed, was the
aggrcsSur. lie shot the right to head
and crossed his left with telling effect
Welling's best blow was a left hook to
the head, He also scored several hard
lights to the body.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
Many Youngsters Apply.

The Memphis baseball office is de-
,luged with applications from ball play
ers who desire tryouts. Fully 100 let
ters have been received by Secretary
Treasurer Tom Watkins from players
who believe they have the class to de-
velop into Southern league stars.
A peculiar feature of the applica-
tons is that 80 per cent of the appli-
cations are from pitchers. Practically
all the youngsters believe they have
the makings Of a Matty or a Walter
Johnson, and desire a chance to prove
to the Memphis magnates that they
have the goods,
During the ensuing couple Of weeks,
the baseball pot is going to boil, for
things must be hurriedly arranged in
order that there may be no delay in
getting the Chicks started out on the
right foot for the 1919 ribbon,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
KID GLEASON TO
HAVE 1917 LINEUP
Everybody on Title Team Will
Be Back This Year.

As things look now Kid Gleason will
have the 1917 championship white SoV
team almost intact to start the 1919
season Gleason now has lined up
For his uutfield. Jackson in left.
Felsch In center and Murphy, ltehold
and John Collins for the other berth
For his tnfirld, Gandil at first, COT
Inns at second. Weaver at short and
MCMulltn at third. with Risberg as
utility man.
For the catching work. Ray SChalk
with Lynn as "A second string man.
For the pitching STAFF. CiCotte, RcuZ.
FahcC, SheliCnbaCk, WolfEaug. claude
Williams and sone Youngsters, Jim
Scott apparently has made up his mtud
to stay out Of the hig league this
season.
The fact that Chick Gaudil would like
to pilot a Pacific Coast league club is
about the only thing that may cause
amy Great change In IhN liMe ND
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
With Many Teams.

though only 25 years old,
lying baseball since he was
~ a cootie, and the result
! has developed into a high
or ne He is not only well
a catcher, but has also had
~ 3 playing the infield and
he was playing second base
amp Pike team when the SOL
G to Memphis last summer to
Park field aviatOrs. He looked
her Eddie Collins then, but
= the backstopping job and
u Rochester as a catcher.
ark, who managed the Mem
one season, gave Shinault his
Ie as a catcher.
- has been playing semipro
d Memphis for a number Of
y ing been on various teams in
ague. until Dolly decided that
,ady to be indicted into fast
Enoch was given a tryout,
not ready for the Southern.
18th the Savannah club of the
Lntic league for a while, until
blew, and then he went to
Ark. where he caught and
} outfield at different times.
played on the fast semipro
OVprShurp
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
PLAY FOR
BILLIARD TITLE
Eugene Milburn Called Home
Account of Wife's Death.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Seven contest
ants will take part in the annual cham
pionship balk-line tournament Of the
National Association OF Amateur Bill
Hard Players which opened today, The
schedule called for 10 players and the
pairings had been arranged when Ed
ward Rein, of Chicago. was reported
ill; Witt X. Cochrane, Of Chicago, was
announced TO have been detained m
the East. and Eugene Milburn, Of Menu
phis, was summoned home on account
OF the death of his wife. The opening
game was between Percy p. Trump. OF
Pittsburgh, and Robert Lloyd, of Chi
cago. The games will be 400 points
each and 2s will be contested before
the winner Ia determined.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27

KALAMAZOO CLoSERS.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb 97.-Six
early closcrs appear in the announce
ment for the Kalamazoo Grand Circuit
meeting which win be held July II to
10. This year the free for all pace as
well az the two and three ycHr-ol
t%rotting races will he given on the old
fashioned sweepstake plan, $500 being
added to each of them, while In the
matter OF class races So, 900 IL offered
for a 2,O6 trot, $4,000 for Il 2.l3 trot
and 1000 for a 2;06 pace.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27

W secure IA BOOu last ball
club to represent the Bluff City IN the
Dixie major this year.
Starting OFT with the %catchers, who
come first in order, they being nearer
the press box, the baCkStopping jobs
of the 1919 Chicks are uncertain at this
stage of the game. The chance are
good that both Bubbles Hargrave and
Mike Hauser, who had charge Of the re-
ceiving last season, will again don the
chest protector and mask for the Chicks
this year. HargraVe Is slated for a try
out with the Chicago Cubs, but he has
about as much chance sticking as a L.
s, senator has Of turning anybody
against Woodrow Wilson. Hauser has
been at work in a Mobile shipyard all
winter, and It is understood that he is
ready to return to Memphis. He has
been rendered a contract.
The pitching staff is the most inCom-
plete of the 1919 Chicks. except the out
field proposition, which is also unset
tied. Cy Barger, manager Of the Tribe,
is his best pitcher and will bear a big
part of the burden this year, taking his
turn and doing chores around the dia-
mond, such as pinch hitting, sitting in
for a wounded outfielder, etc. Roy
Fentress, who is a spitball pitcher de
luxe, is also coming back. Roy has
been in the army, but has received his
honorable discharge n will be on deck
whenever the call is sounded for the
athletes to assemble for training. Bill
Thweatt. the ex-Georgia Tech football
player, who is teaching at Memphis
University school, is available and will
be ready to work on the hill. The
Chick officials are after Il couple more
good pitchers and are hot on The trail
of a pair of classy moundmen, II what
they have in nina can be put over, the
Chicks will have no worry over their
1919 pOrnS of hillmen.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
1919 CHICKS AS THEY
STACK UP AT PRESENT.

catchers-HararaVe and Hauser.
probably.
Pltchers-cy 6araer, Roy Fen.
tress and Bill Thweatt.
First 5ase-Joe Slattery and Guy
Ellington,
Second Base -" Press cruthers
(doubtfuL)
Shortstop-Lee Smoky Hobbs.
Third Base-Nacant.
outtield-Dlxie Carroll, High.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
GOWDY,S NAME LEADS.

A bronze tablet bearing the names
Of the II PLAYERS Of the BOSTON Ma
tionai league baseball club who served
In the army or navy during the war
viii he erected at Braves field, II has
hcen announced by the club, The name
Of Hank Gowdy viii lead the list.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
Good Husky Boy.

is a good, husky boy, weigh
+. punds and being all muscle.
y lily constructed for a catcher
h)iends in Memphis and sur
erritory believe he will en-
, trouble in making good in
6 ttional,
a boltmaker by trade and
y, ! to keep him in great phys
y ION. He will be as hard as
reporting time comes and
n but little conditioning. He
L e right-handed or left hand
J hrows right-handed. He has
fitting eye and at Camp Pike
Btbat that broke up a number
/ for the opposition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
BoWLERs JET READY

TOLEDO. O., Feb. 27.-The official
entry for The nineteenth annual tourna-
ment OF re A I. 4as boWr nn o 90
of the United States and Canada. The
tournament will begin at the armory
March 5 and will last three weeks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
CENTRE COLLEGE WINS.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 81. Spl)-
Centre college basketball team defeated
the University of Tennessee. 55 to %,
here last night. Reeder and James
starred for Tennessee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27

Southern. The local officials are in
communication with him and expect
something definite shortly. In the
meantime, they will let the second base
problem rest
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
CHESTER TO
PidvE, ENOCH
SHINAULT
Il Boy Who Is Crack
atcher to Succeed Earl
smith in international.

NOCH SHINACLT, one Of
the best young catchers ever
developed in Memphis. will
get his chance this season
IN to break into fast company.
Enoch has signed to do the
% backstopping for the Rocl-
SSN ester club Of the Interna-
tional league, which IS in
5 AA, one step higher than the
linault was recently mustered out
Jncle Sans service at Camp Pike.
re he had been doing his bit for
past eight months. He never got
go overseas. but was retained at
ID Pike, where he served the SOL
boys in the role Of athletic direc-
He is now at his home in Bling
ton, where he is at work, awaiting
.4all to take up the backstopping
4 18th the Rochester team.
CHI was signed by Manager Arthur
of Rochester on the recon-
tion of Earl Smith, the crack
catcher of Hot Springs. who last
as the leading backstop in the
thonal, being with Rochester.
has known Shinault for some
ID when Earl was secured by
York Giants in a recent trade
Manager Irwin that Shinault
. the ideal man to take mis-
III ochester. Accordingly, Irwin
eh with EnoCh and signed
God figure. Enoch will re-
lester on April 9 to go with
y its training trim.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
P IeRge For
Q Fi Cup Issued
p Great Britain

chi 4. 27.-Great Britain has
~ A. mge for the Davis lawn
'he = 1, Rwas announced yester-
M hternational tennis chal-
- I Tied by Dwight F. Davis,
N Australia, players from
.hfiAes having won the trophy at
tbr NM July, 1917.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
PENNSY WINS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 21-Pennsyi-
vania defeated Columbia 81 to 20 ~
an intercollegiate league basketball
game here last night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27

The veteran Monte Cross has again
named coach Of the University
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27

The Sumaki won the championship
In class r in l9lt-l6, hut has not been
raced since, She Is considered as fast
as any boat Of her class on this side Of
the water, and In the hands Of so skill
ful n yachtman as Adams probably will
repeat former successes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
Haze a Look at HOW
Chicks Are Shaping Up
Memphis Club Officials Taking Care of All Berths as Fast
as Possible by Way of Preparing for Campaign
Nv pOp pTcTE
BY BOB PIGUE.

any number
of queries from fandom as
to how the 1919 Memphis
Chicks are coming along,
we today give an insight
into the workings up to
the present OF the Chick
magnates in their efforts
to secure a good fast ball
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-14
CENA PIVA v PRAZE A v
JINYCH MESTECH.

Narizenim ze dine 7. brezna
stanoveny byly nejvyssi ceny
piva hostincich pres ulici ce-
povaneho takto: Pivo obycej-
ne: l. We mestech, v mistech
lazenskych a prGmyslovych l
litr "a K 1.60; 2. v ostatnich
mistech "a K LAO. Plzenske {:
l. "a K 2.2O, 2. "a K 1.76. Pri
prodeji v lokalech O 20 hal. ma
l litru vice. V posledni dobe
pozorovano bylo, re ceny ty
vseobecne Sc pfekrocuji. Min.
pro zasobovani lidu uklada pro
to pol. spravam, ably daily ma
tisknouti vyhlasky, z nichz by
bylo zfejmo, "a co hostinsky
smi prodavati pGl litru piva v
lokale a "a co pres ulici. Ho-
stinstl bud'tez pfidrzeni, ably
narizene vyhlasky u okresnf
politicke spravy (magistratu)
" kazde mistnosti hostinske wy
vesili. Hostinsky, ktery by re-
cenou vyhlasku nemel, bude
potrestan. Bud'tez = pokud
mono "a spolupGsobeni okres-
mich a mistnich hospodarskych
rad - zjisteni hostinsti, pokud
Sc tyce kavarnici. kteri stanove
ne ceny piva nedodrzuji.P .Pone
vadz prekrocovani cen jest vse
obecne jest potrebi dati W.
strahu, budiz v kazdem pfipa
de pouzito aspon docasne ztra
ty zivnosti. Mistnosti postize-
Ineho hostinskehu bud'tez ured
ne uzavreny. Okresni politicke
spravy (magistraty) dali zho-
toviti velike plakaty textem
"Mistnost hostinska uzavrena
do Il trestu pro pfekro.
covani stanovenych Gen." Ma.
klad s tiskem plakatd spoje.
ny hradi potrestany hostinsky
Kazdy pripad potrestani bu-
diz vhodnym zpusobem zejme
ma prostrednictvim casopisu, u
veden We vseobecnou znamost
Ministr: DR.. Bob. Vrbensky..
Pozdeji stanovena cena "a
|pivo jeste ponekud levneji.
Vzhledem k ohlaseni prisn6
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NECHALI RANENE v SILNIC
MINI PRACHU.
WSSl It'll WS,:S';1

64lety farmar E. Boyd z Par
my vyjel 81 vcera Sc svou zenou
automobilem a ma State Road
stroj jeho zasazen byl jinym
autem, ztroskotan a Boyde je
no zena tezce poraneni. Man
zele Boydovi lezeli v silnicnim
prachu celou hodinu a nikdo 81
jich nevsimnul, lekarskou po-
moe nezavolal, ackoliv ma sta
autoistI misto nestesti minulo.
Konecne kdos telefonoval Gle
velandske policii a ia Sc mad
venkovany smilovala. Boydovi
leceni jsou pritomne v mestske
nemocnici ma Sranton Road a
ponevadz mnoho, krve Jim uby
10, stav jejich je vazny.
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Paddy LECIONAR.
Cleveland'an Frantisek Holub
ztratil svIj zivot v prestfelce
ma demarkacni care Karvins
We Slezsku.

Prazske "Pravo Lidu" re
dne 20. cervna, kteryzto caso-
pis dosel mas postou z Czech
dnes dopoledne, prinasf nasle-
dujici uredni zpravu:
"Desatnfk FIR. Holub padl
IL. cervna v prestrelce ma de-
markacni care v Karvine. -
Bratri z Francouzske legie,
zvlaste pax Americana, znali
dobre cileho, hbiteho bratra
Frantiska Holuba, ktery nikdy
nezarmoutil. Mlady, 25lety, u
vedomely, energicky evidence
a cvicitel Del. Tel. Jednoty
"Karel Marx" v Clevelande
Ipfisel s prvnimi jiz v listopadu
1917 re zamori, bit Sc We Fran
eli "a osvobozeni rodne zeme.
)Patril II. americke cetne v Co.
gnacu, ubytovane v ulici St.
Martin. Vychodiv kurs stroll
mich pusek, pridelen byl l. ku-
lometne rote 22. pluku. Do
brym bratrem a presnym nebo
jacnym vojakem osvedcil Sc
ma fronte v bojich u Terronu.
Byl poranen a po vyleceni pri-
|chazi pax do rodne zeme, "a
|niz Sc muzne bill. Slouzi dale
jeste republice v Praze, pax v
obsazenem Tesinsku. Prestrel-
ka jakas ma demarkracni care
w Karvine "a nocni tiny a mas
drahy bratr, zasazen dvema
kulemi, umira po chvili, maize
jmeno sve matAy ma rtech."
Frantisek Holub prijel do A
meriky nekolik let pred vypuk
nutim svetove valky. Prijel cd
Kourimi z Czech a v nasem me-
ste I'll asi pet rokG a do sveho
odvodu v ceskoslovenske arma
de pracoval v obchode p. Va
clava Kucery ma Broadway,
bllze vych. SIS ul. Byl to inteli-
gentni, vtipny mlady muz, po-
krokovec a .dokonaly cesky pa
triot. Zde zGstavil mimo sestry
cetne krevnich pribuznych a
veliky kruh pfatel. Soukrome
Izpravy jeho smrtelnem IRA
neni ma Tesinsku dosly sem
|jiz minuly patek, kterezto ned-
fedni zvesti Sc oficielni zpra
YOU dnes dosleho "Prava L.
du potvrzuji.
Budiz mu nehynouci pamet'
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POSTRELEN DETEKTIVEM

Detektiv Big Four drahy F.
Cassel napadl vcera v kare ma
trait blize zap. 68 ul. diva lu-
pice a ponevadz tito dobrovol
ne Sc mu nevzdali, vystfelil
Cassel po mich nekolikrate 2
bambitky a jednoho lupice "a.
sahl .kuli ma noze. Strelenym je
39lety j. Smith, nachazejicf sc
pfitomne V mestske nemocnici
Druhy muz uprchl a je Ma svc
bode dosud.
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DOSTIHY v ROCKPORT.

Po uzavfeni velkych dosti.
hi v Randall zahajeny budou
dnes konske zavody v Rock
port. Dostihy v Randall vyflze
ny ma milOve ZavOdni draze a
dnesni podjizdky V Rockport
budou pouze ma pill milove dra
re. Vzdor tomu pofadatele
dnesnich dostihu ocekavaji vel
kou 1cast publika, ponevad5
program v Rockport je rovne5
rozmanity a dobrymi behouny
okrasleny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-14
SVATEK FRANCOUZU.

Cleveland ma asi 500 fran
couzskych prislusnikG a ii O.
slavuji dnes vyroci dobyti ba-
Silly tim pocatek demokra
Gle We Francii. Ma domech
Francouzi vlastnenych vlaji
dnes prapory francouzsk6 re-
|publiky a rovnez ma strechach
cetnych euclidskych residence
tfepota Sc trikolora francouz-
ska. V meste nasem existuje
totiz svaz Americana, fedruji-
|cich mluvu francouzskou, z
nichz mnozi zili nekolik let v
Parizi Predsedkou onoho fran
ko-americkeho klubu je PAM
Holmdenova a clenove tehoz
isou temer sami zdejsi bohaci
Poslednf cas- mistni francouzl
sky krouzek posilen byl pricho
dem francouzskych mladych
pani, provdavsich Sc "a amer.
|vojaky We Francii a do Cleve-
landu mimi po uzavfeni pri-
meri prijedSich.
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NEHODA DELNICKEHO
PREDAKA.

Sekretar unie stavkujicich
elektrikG John "A. Graves jel v
sobotu autem ma Champlaine
Ave., ably podilel Sc ma inspek
ci piket u Telephone blocku
sluzbu kcCajicich. Kdyz stro-
jem svym zabocil ma Ontaric
Ave-, sedesatilety James Fran
cis chtel prebehnout ma onom
narozi trakcni trait. Francis
pochazi z venkova a velkomest
skym ruchem ma Ontario Ave.
byl v sobotu "a pfechazenf uli
ce zmaten tou merou, ze nedo-
vedl Sc vyhnout Gravesovu au-
tn a We skutecnosti vritil Sc
pred rozjeta jeho kola. Byl ma
dlazbu srazen a prsa autem
mu rozmackana, takze skonal
nekolik minut po SVEN priveze
nj do Huron nemocnice. Gra-
yes byl zatcen pro rychlou j.
zdu a dan pod zaruku $500
a dnes bude vyslychan policej
MIN soudcem. J. Francis pfijel
do Clevelandu z Newark, o. k
Will navsteve pfibuznych.
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ZNAMY OBCHOD VYKRA-
DEN.
Obchodvedouci grocernihd
zavodu Mathew Smith, 1926
Buckeye Road oznamuje poll
eli, ze ma dnesek do zminene-
no kramu vnikli zlodeji, odci-
zivsi "a $400 rGznych potra-
vim. Pachatele vlamali Sc do
kramu zadnimi dvermi s ko-
risti svou unikl1 nepozorovani
beze stopy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-14
nu trestAnf hostinskfch

mu trestanf hostinskych pro
pfekroGovanf cen piva, upozor
nuje Sc obecenstvo, re hostin-
sky jest opravnen pozadovati v
lokale "a p6l litru piva obycej
neho We mestech 80 (devade-
Jsat) hal, ma venkove 80 hal,
"a pIl litru piva plzenskeho v
lokale v Plzni SO hal, v obcich
politickeho okresu plzenskeho
X 1.10, v ostatnich mitsech K
1.20. Pri prodeji piva pres uli
ci snizuji Sc ceny tyto o 10 hal.
ma pdl litru. Pod poiem piva O.
bycejneho spada jakekoli pi-
vo cerne tax zvany leak. z
podstaty ceny nejvyssf plyne,
re pivo, horst nezli leak, mu-
81 byti prodavano levneji. Jest
ma obecenstvu samotnem, ably
mad zachovavanim uredne sta
novenych cen piva bdelo a no.
stinske, ktefi ceny neudrzujf,
oznamilo prislusnym organum
policejnim, politickym, po pri
pad6 Hospodarskym radam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-14
PLATIL KULf Z REVOLVE.
RU.

22lety sofer Fran Motto, "a
mestnany zdejsi taxi-spolecno-
sti a bydlicf v elsie 1924 vych.
33 ul., ziskan byl vcera v noci
tremi muzi, ably je zavezl Cd
Squaru ma Scovill Ave. Motto
vyhovel svym pasazerdm male
zite, kdyz ale u cfle zadal po-
vinne jizdne, mluvci trojice
misto penezenky vytasil Sc
bambitkou a nekolikrate z nj
po Mottovi vypalil. Sofer byl
poranen lehce a pasazeri pc
strelbe dali Sc ma 1t6k, ktery
Sc Jim podaril. Nebyli totiz pc
licii chyceni a ku zodpovedno
sti dosud pohnani.
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