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The Washington times., 1919-09-11


Before Robb could get into his
swing, he was detailed to Columbia
University as a military instructor,
having won a captains commission
in the army. There he played on and
captained the S. A. 7. c. eleven. his
work being quite the brightest Of the
Columbia squad last fall.
This season all three, Higgins,
Conover, and Robb, are back at
Penn State, and will in all likelihood
become regulars. Higgs is a wonder
full end. He served i'm France with
the Seventy-ninth division, playing on
its football team.
ConoVer, also a brilliant end, cap
tained the Camp Hancock ordnance
eleven last season.
Reads Like a Novel.
The wartime experiences Of Tim
Callahan, Yale's captain and center
for 1919, read like a novel. He enlist
ed at Newport, r. !. Immediately
after the football season OF 1917 he
left Newport and was sent on a naval
expedition to the West Indies, the
Guianas. Brazil, Uruguay, and Ar
gentina. He was chosen a member
Of a party to survey the developments
and conditions off the Falkland Is
land. where the largest naval COM
bat in the history of the Southern
hemisphere took place and the Brit
ish defeated Admiral Won Specs Ger
man squadron in a battle which last
ed almost one day.
The voyage was continued around
Cape Horn TO the Pacific, where a
similar study was made off Coronel,
Chile, where the English and the
Germans first met in a decisive bat
Il, f.k
tory.
Coming up the Pacific and passing
through the Panama Canal, Callahan
returned TO New York after a hazard
Gus tilt with a German U-boat off
Cape Hatteras, where the famous
Diamond Shoals lightship was sunk. !
He remained in New York until last
June, when he was placed on inactive |
duty after twenty-six months Of SER
vice.
Wilmington In Charge.
DR.. Paul Wilmington, in his day at |
Harvard a great football player and |
swimmer, has been appointed coach |
for the freshmen squad. He held this |
jOb in 1915 and then went West to |
act as director Of athletics at Wiscon-
sin.
Last year Wilmington. a captain in
ll- ~ l.. fD1Eltu ana ca ldlneu f
he Eighty-ninth Divisions eleven.
champions OF the A. +. T. He is ex-
Derienced as "A player and coach and /
outlook is good.
Only a few veterans have reported
for the Dartmouth eleven so far. They
include HOlbrook, the 1917 halfback:
Putney, OF last years. 5. 4. T. c. team:
Healy, varsity tackle in II, and Cum
ningham. veteran center.
Holy Cross and Boston College.
with a rivalry bitter and historic,
have agreed 70 meet in Boston. De-
cember 6. DR.. Frank Cavanaugh. for
ner Dartmouth and KoIy Cross
coach. is at Boston College this sea-
son.
Bob Folwell has an experienced
The Washington times., 1919-09-11
INDEPENDENT GRIDIRON
PLAYERS GETTING BUSY
By BRYAN MORSE.

Independent football which plan play Saturday
day contests here well December
pastme boom here this fall judging preparations
under According the by teams a
pears to be plenty Of activity at this early time
The Naval Factory team put by Navy
Recreation League expecting
Milton Turner who coached the Naval
pendent title
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lie GENDRE WON'T
ENTER BIG GAMES

BOSTON, Sept. 11.-Bob lie Gsndre,
Georgetown's wonderful aII-around
athlete, will not compete in the Ma
uonal athletic championships At
Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Satur-
day. He has been advised by Coach
John OReilly Of Georgetown and his
iamiIy physician to refrain from any
more athletic competition this season.
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jim BARNES TAKES TITLE
TN SOUTHERN TOURNAMENT

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 11.-Jim
Barnes. Sunset Hill. Western opcn
champion, yesterday won the South
ern open golf championship. Robert
I. Jones, jr, Atlanta, runner-up in
the national amateur championship,
finished second.
Barnes shot the seven-two holes OF
the match in 293. Jones was one
stroke behind. J. Douglas Edgar, At
lant2, Canadian open champion, was
third with 297.
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Up Go Prices to See
Grid Battles

Up 60 the prices for football
game tickets. The Harvard Yale
tickets will cost $3.50, an advance
of so cents on the old rate. This
will also be the rate for the Yale
Princeton game at New Haven,
while the annual Army-Navy
clash in New York will see tick
cts selling for SO each.
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HARRYROBB MAKES GOOD
ON TWO VARSITY TEAMS
BY LOUIS A. DoUGHER.

When Harry Robb leaves college forever he going
fun musng his days grdron year back
again at Penn State after bringing victory
wonderful hack Robb
crowds in his him for old alma
Bob Higgins chosen Penn States captain The
Hun went mad and Higgins Larry
chosen Higgins instead
So Robb cho
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EWTLDCATs, ARE win

The Navy Yard wildcats" are
wild again. With seventeen games
to their credit and no defeats they
want a game or games with the cham
piOn War Risk nine.
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WILL SWIM SATURDAY.

Red Cross Life Saving events will
be held at the Tidal Basin SATURDAY.
afternoon at o'clock Entries for
the FIVE events can be made with
w. NJ. Apple at the Tidal Basin
Beach
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WILL
SEE PARADE
Of SOLDIERS
Red Fans Can't Hurl
Any Bottles

CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-As
an act Of precaution for the
coming world series, the city
council yesterday passed an or
dinance making it a criminal act
TO throw a pop bottle on the field
during a baseball game.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
Yesterday's Games-

Chicago at Washington Cwet grounds).
Cleveland. 3 New York, o.
Cleveland. 3; New York. .
Philadelphia. s: Detroit
St Louis al Boston Crain)
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TOdav,s Gare.

Chica 90 at Washington double headerN
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland al New York
st. Louis at Boston
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NATIONAL.
Yesterdar'a Gnmen.

Cincinnati, p Philadel phia, o.
New York. Z: Chicago. p
St Louis. II. BROOKLYN g.
Boston at Pittsburgh Crain).
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By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.


The Griffmen will join in the well
come to be given Gen. John ]. Perish
ing and the First Division next Wed
nesday. No ball game will be played
that day, double-header coming on
the following day with the st. Louis
Browns. Manager Griffith today
wired Bobby Quinn, of the St. Louis
club, giving him the information.
This comes once in a lifetime"
says Griff, "and l wouldn't miss it
for a million dollars. I've got my
tickets already, and so have many of
the players"
AS further evidence OF his regard
for the doughboys, Manager Griffith
took up today with the army heads
the matter of providing free admis-
sion to 1000 Of the First Division daily
while they are in this vicinity.
@LIke to Do BIOre.5
'Td like to entertain the whole d.
vision" explained the Washington
manager, but il I did, there wouIdn':
be any seats for the fans. But I'll
do the best I can. I shall distribute
through the officers 1000 tickets for
each game played while the First Di-
vision is around Washington"
1t will be recalled that Manager
Griffith entertained soldiers from
Camp Meade, Camp Meigs, Potomac
Park. and Camp Leach all last season.
Now the doughboys Of "Pershing's
Own" are to receive the same cour-
tesy.
Tuesday, September %, an open date.
here, the Grihmen will play an all
Army team at Georgia avenue as
part Of the scheduled Red Cross drive.
II General PershinE can find the neces-
sary time, he will be asked to attend
rs chief guest Of honor and to toss
out the first ball.
Lightning Helps Ray.
Il took a stroke Of lightning to put
the required Jazz into Ray Caldwell.
Released outright by the Red Sox as
being worthless, "Slim" caught on
with the Cleveland Indians He begn
at once to prove he had something"
The other day he was struck by light
ming during a game at Cleveland, but
finished the contest and won.
Yesterday Caldwell pitched the frst
game OF his career and
the first Of the year for the American
League. To make matters better, he
did II against New York, his old club.
Sometimes it takes a dose Of real
rather than the Jersey
kind, TO make a pitcher, as Caldwells
Ease plainly shows.
Today's doubleheader with the
White Sox closes the series with the
coming - ampions- Tomorrow the De-
troit Tigers, who are merely going
through the motions, now that all
chance Of winning has faded, will be
the attraction at Georgia avenue.
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The Mohawks. under the tutelage Of
Josh Licarione and Harris Harris, are
lining up for games this fall. The
mohawks as well as the Naval Gun
ners have been practicing for a
week.
From fifteen to twenty-five candi-
dates, well-known players in inde-
pendent footabll circles and many
former scholastic and college stars,
are working out.
Rex 20 Get Started.
Tomorrow afternoon Johnny BIeier.
who was captain of the famous En-
gineers team several years back, will
get the Rex Athletic Club in line.
The Rex clubmen after a most sue
cessful season on the diamond are
turning their activities to football.
Union League Park has been OBJ
tanned and it is planned to play no
less than fourteen games on the
schedule.
Names familiar to independent
football circles are interesting to
those following the fortunes of the
teams now under way for the sea
son.
The Naval Gunners will have such
players as Towers. Gill, Alec Licar-
lone, America, Luscombe, Robinson,
Turner, Poss. Childs, Deakins, Nc
Mahon, Wolf, WoodIey, Humphreys,
King, Wedman, Kenny, and Ross.
Practically all of last years cham
pionship team as we'll as several
players from the Seaman Gunner
team, are in line for the Naval Gun
ners' aggregation. The team will
practice and play on the gridirSn on
the Anacostia field.
Names Are Familiar.
Mohawk players who have been as
ISOLATED with championship teams
here are Licarione, Harris, Upton.
Wilson, DowriCk, Dyer, Schaffer,
johnson. Welsh, Hayden, Girida,
Holden, and Reese.
Johnny Bleier, of the Rex A. c.,
will probably get his lads in line
by the first of next week. The Rex |
club has made elaborate prepara- !
tions for the season. The announce /
ment Of a coach along with the |
names OF the candidates for the |
team will be given out shortly.
Plenty OF competition is expected |
for the three local teams which will |
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TOday's Game.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1919-09-11

Grifmen Won't Play Ball When
Washington Welcomes Pershing
The Washington times., 1919-09-11

Holy Cross and Boston College.
with a rivalry bitter and historic,
have agreed 20 meet in Boston. De-
cember 8. DR.. Frank Cavanaugh. for
mer Dartmouth and RoIy Cross
coach. is at Boston College this sea-
son.
The Washington times., 1919-09-11

Bob Folwen has an experienced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

or apartment by couple: references
exchanged. Call Johnson Maple 1880
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

TO RENTING barge /Gooms. prvsi.
ihmily Young men only. Maple
| 2iSh ui West i?th
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OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR LEAsE-S'ore room 40 West
Grand. November Is. Address own
cr BnN 's1. Ardmor. Oka.
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DURING fair week, nlce sleeping room.
accommodation for three. exception
nlLN lnrIln1 chr IlMe Munln lrlA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

Two nico large sleeping rooms no oh.
j'ction Ia children Maple tul
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FNONT tleeplhK room, klichcn prlW-
lrgo lhub Wrs, 2nh
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

SEWING MACIiISES-tAn makcsi re-
paired. cleaned and adjusted Guar
antced work from 81 o. up. Can We'll.
nut 2sss. x
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fRoNr room, close In Tor rent. Cali
Maple i2lf
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HNT otdtfs slv'n cnfeIuI sttentI0n.
The Art0 Parts CoT1D2ng
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TWO sleeping rooms TO Fair visitors
close 10 Fair grounds Walnut 1859 J

BEDS FOR RENT
goo comfortable new spring cot beds
Downstairs. ready any time ladies. up
stairs only, after II p. m. when dances
lose. cry Auditorium, Walnut 1888
NICELY furnished front room 1890 y.
broadway
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

rUFNIoHED kOOmS FOk KENT
FURNISHED room lu private home
garage, breakfast II desired. Maple
1tJi
Two nico large sleeping rooms no oh
j"ction 10 children Maple tpil
FRONT sleeping room. kiichen prlyi.
lcgc. 1905 West 2nd
TO RENT-Two hrgo/tooms. privst.
fhmlly, Young men only. Maple
2lsh. Ul West i?th
FRONT sleeping room. close In Maple
i2i6
NICELY furnished sleeping rooms for
rent; close IN, 'ob West End
DURING fair week, nlce sleeping room.
accommodation for three. exception
ally located on car line Maple 1913,
FRONT room. close In Tor rent. Cali
Maple i2if
ron RENT Large bed room with fife
place. dressing room and sleeping
porch, private family, on Capitol car
Inc. 900 East 18Th 81
NICELY furnished room, strictly pH
vute home. gentlemen preferred. Ma
rlc :2B
NICELY furnished rooms and apart
'h'N'N i'su W fAup
CLOSE IN. large. clean, we'll ventilated
room. Fair visitors accepted MAJ pie
Sslj-J.
IIEAsANr room for refined lndie.
employed. Walnut 51aS. l?s T., 7th
Two furnished bedrooms give two
meals. breakfast and 4 O'Clock dinner
prefer business men, walking distance.
references. Walnut ?l6N
NICELY furnished room Tor rent during
Fair Walnut 50s6.
fHONT southeast bedroom, 3O5 Eas,
Nn Maple 1893
NICELY furnished modern room, walk
ING distance, sl6ia North Dewey.
Mnp,o 50J2
FOR RENT -. Nicely furnished room.
gentlcmen only sO2ii W sth wal.
nut 29i7,
CLOSE 90 business center. modern
well bull. furnished room, gentleman
only 3l6 East bth. Maple sI'i
FOR RfNT-TwO rooms with private
family. 81 per week s?t West lth
81 Gail after y. m,
WELL furnished. neat and clean bed
rooms, private home. close IN, also
near car line, gentlemen preferred
W,lnu, sei1
FURNISHED room for Fair visitors IN
private home. Classen car, Walnut
i772.R
REFINED Young lady desires employ sd
sirl TO share large. well furnishcd
room. kitchen privilege Walnut
9ll9.J
ONE nice large furnished bedroom
during the Fair. 32O r. Park.
slEErlNG room In private home. SIS
W bth.
TWO sleeping rooms TO Fair visitors
close to fnir grounds Walnut iss3-J
BEDS FoR RENT.
son comfortable new spring cot beds
dnwrslsifs. ready any time ladies. up
stairs only after II .. m. when dances
lose. cry Auditorium, Walnut j152
NICELY furnished front room 1870 y.
broadway
SIX beds close in. FOR Fair visitors. isi
J.. 'ul Phone Walnu, $500.
NICE LARGE ROOM with : beds. suit.
able fpr young men. with board
f'' West Nn
hlps FOR RENT during Fair 70: "
uNE SLErpISG ROOM. also garage
loj D. 9th
-ss---:-=-----s--.2l =
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms.
jl7 ;. Shartel.
TWO modern lisht houusekeeping
rooms. adults 2is W s,h
FOR RFNT-Two nicely Furnished usht
housekeeping rooms In private home,
everything furnished. SIS per month.
Eois T.. sth.
THREE lirht housekeeping rooms. con
Meeting bath. pantry and closet 2!T
Z 7th,
FOR RENT - Two furnished front
rooms for housekeeping. eiose In. no
children. Walnut s7s5.
HuuSEkEEPiNG ROOMS. i3s W. s,h.
can rear garage.
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

Don place an order ur'l ,ou sec our
prices and terms. Save agents com.
mission pni buy at wholesale. cctilf.
cate ~ lnspe ton with each order.
seeds fresh and tested. write today
fpr ,shlos wichita Nurseries a Seed
House. Boz o. wichita. kansns.
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FOR SALE-lron bed. cot gas stoves
clothes wfnger. rockers. 1870 ". lltl
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NICELY furnished foom. strictly pH-
vute home. gentlemen preferred Ma
rIo sglA
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WANTED-To rent unfurnlshed or
partly furnished = or iroom upstairs
apartment with garage: would reot up
stairs Of private home: employed cou-
pie, Call Maple 1900. Station 81. 10 b
D m; later Maple 2t6-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

TWO furnished bedrooms. give two
meals. breakfast and 4 O'Clock dinner
prefer business men, walking distance,
references Walnut 2l6N
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Iit,AsANr room for refined ladies
employed. Walnut 37a5. i?s T.. 7,h.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

CLOSE 80 business center, modern
well built furnished room. gentleman
only 3lG East bth. Maple tTll
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FOR RENT 80 Nicely furnished room.
gentlemen only. ho2ii W sth wal.
nut 29l7,
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ROOM and board wanted by neat
young man. employed. Ny office
fernbIy IN private home. E4l Okla
homsn.
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MANTED-Two or three modern light
housekeeping rooms by young couple
with riI year old boy In school. Ref
srences exchanged. Manager, Maple
306l.
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ron RENT- Large bed room with ffo
place, dressing room and sleeping
porch, private family, On Capitol car
Inc. goo East 18th 81
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NICELY furnished modern room, walk
ing distance, si6'9 North Dewey.
Mnn,n 5OJs
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RESPONSIBLE party desires small
furnished house, apartment or house
keeping rooms. II you desire 10 leave
your home In caro- OF one who viii care
for II tho sams as you would yourself
call Walnut ?0t9. References furnished.
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NICELY furnished room for rent during
Fair Walnut 50g6
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FINANCIAL.

DO YOU need .jO3 Private loans on pi-
amos. furniture, etc. eesy payments;
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WANTED rent a 2-car garage or
small building suitable for small WORK
shop and storing couple OF cars. Wal
nut $3.50: call Green.
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NICELY furnished rooms and apart
tncnts 1928 ". end
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REFINED Young lady desires employ sd
sirl TO share large. well furnishcd
room, kitchen privilege Walnut
gliq.T
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FURNISHED room for Fair visitors IN
private home. Classen car, Walnut
i712.H
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fhoNr southeast bedroom, 2O5 Ea.,
Niu Maple 1899
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WELL furnished. neat and clean bed
rooms, private home. close IN. also
near car Inc, gentlemen preferred
Walnut S2t]
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FURNISHED room lW private home
garage, breakfast II desired. Maple
gGlI
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in NICELY furnished sleeping rooms for
~, rent. close In, i0b west End
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ONE nice large furnished bedroom
during the Fair. 32O T.. Park.
slEEplNG room In private home SIS
W 9Th
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-05
UViTANf PRAZSKYCH A AMERIC-
KYCH DELEGATE v YOKA-
HOME. A TOKYU.
NAKUP LODI PRO cEsKOsL OVEN REPUBLIKU.
Ceskoslovenska InformaGni kancelar


Tokyo, 8. zari. = Uredni Ceskoslovenskym Narodnim
Shromazd6nim Prahy vyslana deegace prpula do apon
skeho pristavu Yokohama dne 3. rpna. vSak
byla eprve srpna Tao nepfemnost nostha dele
gael proto, od eji zasava Sangha Cine kde pra
We zurf cholera Jeden cestucch lodi onemocn6 coz
vyvoalo japonskych adu obavu re Od priveza Sang
HAZE nakazu choery nkohO nechtef lodi propust
pokud podezrey pfpad nemocneho dukladne nevyser
Dipomacky Geskosovensky zasupce Japonsko dr. Ne
mec vsemozne pracoval tomu aby vzhledem delega"
upust6no bylo cd karanteny konecne podaro
Yokahom6 bya delegace srdecn6 uvtana drem Nemcem
zaStupc Geskosovenske sbTske armady Ma nadraZ To-
kyu uvana bya deegace voenskou posad
kou "a pozdravil il podplukovnk Vuchtere tez
ceskosovenska vyprava il prtomnost srdec
prekvapla Prazska delegace eta 5cend. kterych
pnou diplomatickou moci pfiS F. " Krelc savne znay
cesky krk spsovatel spsovae Hilbert Dr. Planda posa-
Janik David Sovaku poslanec Krvoss Ostatni
sou ekari zveroekafi mez mimi professor zveroecby Dr.
KaSparek prazske techniky.
pred propuStenim prazske delegace lodi tedy a.
spna prpua do Japonska amercka tekosovenska vypra
sbrska eiiz ceny isou JOS Martinek red Amer Del
nickych Listn Ceske Narodn Sdruzeni j. Zak Maru-
k Sovenskou Lgu Jan Sraka pfedseda Svazu Cskych
Katoikn enyz Svaz. Dale prazsti zurnasi Vlncenc
Cervinka cd Narodnch Lsu Gustav Smejc od Ceskeh9
Slova vpravu yokahomskem pfstavu cekal ces-
skosov dip Japonsko, dr. Nemec podpukov
nix Vuchtere poruek Skarntz voni ceskosovenske oky
posadky mistn ceskosloven obchodnci Uvitan byo
vem vrele hosty byo nevets pecvosti kazdem ohle-
du postarano.
Prazsk delegace privezla ceskoslovenkou armadu
ma Sib dopisd stare vla coz mezi nasi
mi vony zaiste vyvola rado neb z patty rok
isou cd svych pribuznych rodn Cechach ma SoVensku
odriznuti.
Tokyo Dplomaticky zastupce pro Japonsko nyni W.
iednava Tokyu nakup 13 lodi kterych bude pouzito
nasich von do vast Tokyu zakada Sc eesko
japonsky podnk navazan obchodnch yku mezl Ceskoso
venskou Republican a Japonskem
Dnes odjea prazska americka ceskosovenska deegace
Tokya do Curug kde Ultra vsednou japonskou voen
skou LODI, ktera jede do Vladivostoku.
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RAKOUSKU POPRANA DALSi DVOU
DENIM LHUTA.
TEZ SRBSKO NESPOKOJENO VfDENSKYM
MfREM

Pafz, a. zarf. NeivySS rada mirov6 conference
hoda ably hov6no byo pran rakouske mirove delegace
pokud tyce prodouzeni hnty urcene rfiie spoenec
kch podmnek Rakusane dosta tudiz diva da dny
myslenou Pred ternm odjezdem do Vdne kdyz obdrzel
iiz zasadn konecne rozhodnut prohasi vdce vdenske
komse dr. Karel Renner vGc novnarskym zpravodam re
spoenc pocina chapa hospodafsk6 postaven Rakouska
re Sc stall mnohem shovivavesmi Jnak ale mys nebu-
de Rakousko nikerak spokoeno pravou zemnich probe
mi.
nenovejs dob6 pocina Srbsko vIGi rakouskemu mru
zauma podobne sanovisko ako Rumunsko DIE zdeisiho
istu Parsien shedava beehradska vlada re mrove
podminky nemze uzna dokud nebudou pozmeneny odsav
ce, dotykajic Sc ochrany narodnich mensn.
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