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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
STAVKA ~OPERATOREK PRlZNIVE
UKONCENA.
NEKOLIk SET ELEFONISTEK A ELEKTRIKU
VRATILO Sc DNES DO PRACE.

Spolecnosti neuznavaji sice
unii oficielne, svym zamestnan
cum organisacnf pravo vsak ne
upiraji a po sestimesicni obno-
vene sluzbe chtejf Jim poskyt-
nouti zas naroky pensijni.
Stavka trvala trinact dni a
ma pocatcich trpel nejvice sy-
stem Ohio State spolecnosti.
Pozdeji vsak, kdyz spolecnost
ziskala pomoc jinych NEST, dot
cena sluzba vracela Sc k nor
malnim pomerdm, vyjimaje t..
Nv. pilnych hodin.
Cleveland Telephone Co. O.
znamuje, ze "a stavky bylo
il poSkozeno mnozstvf kabel1,
cimz utrpela sluzba a 200 ia
kazniku bylo bez telefonicke-
no spojeni vGbec. Nekteri do
tceni skudci byli zatceni a po-
dobnym stavkarGm-elektri
prace nebude pry vice poskyt
nuta. Kabely poskozeny zvla-
ste u Eddy stanice, u Brooklyn
viaduktu, ma Lake Ave-, roh
zap. 80 ul. v Lakewood, ma Lo
rain, Payne, Scranton, Litera-
ry, Columbus Ave, Mayfield
Road, Rosedale Ave. u radnice.
v do3ahu Broadway a We West
Park, cimz spolecnosti pry zna
cnou skodu utrpely, ma KITE
remzto poskozovani operator
ky nemely vsak zadn6ho podi.
lu. Cetne operatorky vratily
Sc do prace jiz dnes rano a oce
kava Sc, re do vecera vice jak
dve tretiny stavkujicich budc
Ease pdvodnim SVEN zamest
mani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
PRO CESKOSLOVENsKE: DETL
NE POKRACUJE. $4,000 SEBRANO v CEDAR
RAPIDS "a JEDINOU NOC.

10 O $4,000 porodu vice, neil
umrti.
"Tento cely stav,' pravi Sc We
zprave, jest zavinen podvyzi-
YOU matek a ditek. PTi SVEN
vysetrovani Amer. Cerveny
Kfiz nalezl cetne ditky, kter6
nikdy nemely mleka, ba ami
matefskeho mleka, ponevadz
matky byly prilis slabe, nezli a
by mohly dltky kojiti. Sedmile
te ditk mali velikost Sc Sc
tych a desetilete orvnaii Sc Sc
dmiletym "a normalnich pom6
RI. Jedna tfetina Skolnich d.
tex nemela nikdy snidane a
dalSi tfetina nemohla do sko-
ly ponevadz byly fysicky pri
lis slabe."
Cerveny Kriz zorganisoval
polevkove kuchyne a agentury
pro rozdileni potravy v cele re
mi, jichz pomoci doufa zachra
niti tislce zen a ditek.
Potud zprava z Prahy. =
Ktery Cechoslovak Ameri
ce "a techto pomerd mohl by
odepriti pomoc akci, kterou 81
Novakova tn prave zahajila?
LIE pravem doufati, re krasny
pfiklad Cedar Rapids, O nemz
Sc cini zminka We vyse uvede-
mem telegramu nebude ojedin6
lynn a re ostatni ceskoameric
ke osady ucini vsemozne k "a
chranenl ceskych ditek a ma
tex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

Ones rano ukoncena byla
stavka operatorek a uniovych
elektrikd u zdejsich telefonic-
kych spolecnosti. K urovnani
doSlo "a schGze v Moose sini,
1000 Walnut Ave., ma kterez
to schulz podilely Sc operator
ky, clenove unie elektrik1, W.
boru radniho, jakoz zastupci
spolecnosti telefonickych. Pred
seda radniho vyboru Damn re
feroval O svych arbitracnich
zkusenostech u generalniho
postmistra Burlesona We Wash
ingtone a odporucoval stavkuji
elm pfijeti podminek postmi-
strem navrzenych. Pro ukonce
nj stavky recnili tez urednici u
nil, nacez operatorky cele "a
lezilosti hlasovaly. Pro skonce
nj strajku bylo $50 operatorek,
proti 81, take volba dopadla
We prospech skonceni nedoroz-
umeni.
Telefonicke spolecnosti do
voli operatorkam Sc organise
vat a prostrednictvim svych
zastupcu ohledne nahodilych
pracovnich nesrovnalosti vyjed
navat.
Spolecnosti jsou ochotny pri
jimat operatorky zpet do pra-
ce a platit Jim mzdu jako pred
stavkou.
Zadna sekatura vGci byva-
lynn stavkarum nebude trpena
a vsichni stavkokazi z jinych
NEST sem importovani budou
Cleveland Telephone Co. roz-
pusteni a domG poslani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

American CZechOSlOVal
Board, Relief Department, OBJ.
drzel ycera nasledujici radost
nou zpravu a podava il cesko-
slovenske verejnosti v nadeji,
ze vsude, kan slecna Novako-
va zavita, setka sc Sc stejnym
uspechem.
Cedar Rapids, Ia, 21. Ger
vence.
PAM Motakove, 1912 Second
Ave. New York City.
Cedar Rapids prispely dnes
nihO vecera obnosem 10000
dol. Vse pokracuje dobre.
E. Novakova.'
jest to telegram cd 81. Nova
kove, ktera vyslana byla DIR.
Alicl Masarykovou, pfedsed-
kyni Ceskoslovenskeho Cerve-
neho Krize do Ameriky, ably
tn zahajila sbirky We prospech
cesko5lovenskych ditek, trpi-
cich nesmirne nasledkem pod
vyzivy, jak uz nekolikrate o
tom jsme prinesli podrobne
zpravy. z telegramu je vidno,
re akce jeji utesene pokracu-
je. Jake pomery asi panuji v
Ceskoslovenske republice, toho
dokladem jest nasledujici po-
sJovni zprava:
Praha, v cervnu. - Politic-
ke a hospodarske nesnaze me-
jsou jedine, jimz musi celiti
Cechoslovakie We SVEN usili, a
by zbudovala demokracii po-
die vzoru Spoj. StatG. Jednim
nejvaznejsich jejich profile
mi jest 1zasna dmrtnost, zvla-
ste mezi detii a matkami. Stu
ace V tom ohledu jest shrnuta
We zprave, jez prave vydana by
la americkym cervenym Xii
zem, jenz organisuje pomoc.
nou praci a rozdilf americke
zasoby pro dirky.
Clslice, uvereinen6 Cerve.
nym Krizem ukazuji, ze We g
provinciich, v Cechach ma Mo.
rave a We Slezsku umrti roku
1917 pfevysovalo porody o 61
642. Statistika "a rok 1918, az
ackoli dosud jeste neni uplna
vykazuje jeste vetsi 1mrtnost
Tyto cislice jsou zvlaste dGlezi
te u porovnani 8 rokem 1914
prvnim rokem valky. Tehdy b,
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PATRNE UTONUL.

Policie 13. precinktu nalezla
vcera ma jezernim brehu blize
Euclid Beach muzske saty a
boty a ponevadz nalez do
dnesniho poledne nikdo Sc ne
hlasil, panuje obava, re ma
jitel opusteneho satstva "a
koupani v jezere utonul Vlad-
nimu zachrannemu muzstvu
naflZeno tudiZ hledani OnOhO
dOmnele utOnulehO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
" ZALUDku ZAVRAzDENE
HO KABERA OBJEVEN BYL
OTRUSfK.
Vzhledem k tomu koroner Byr
ne narizuje move vysetrovani.

Zahadny zlocin v residence
Dan. Kaberas v Lakewood do.
spell move kapitoly vcera, kdy
DR.. Jacobs objevil V utrobach
zavrazdeneho silnou jedovaJi.
nu, otrusik. Vzhledem k no.
vemu tomu objevu koroner ma
fizuje dodatecne vysetrovani,
kteryzto inkvest -obnoven bude
prlsti pondeli, pak-li totiz zpra
va o otrusiku v zaludku "a
vrazdeneho bude universitnlm
'ucebnikem drem. Spencerem
potvrzena. Prof. Spencer pred.
nasi chemii ma Western Reser.
We ucilisti a v rozpoznavanf je
dovatin plati "a autoritu.
Jinak v prfpadu tiskare Ka.
bera nedoslo k zadnym zme.
nam a zatcen rovnez nebyl nj.
kdO.
Kaberdv otec engazoval wee
"a byvaleho distriktniho navla
dniho Sullivana, ably okr. ia.
'obci We vysetrovani zahady
pomahal. Sullivan otevre Ultra
zaveJ Kaberovu a NONE ze
obsah posledni te v1le nejakt
svetlo ma cely pripad vrhne
Mezi tim lakewoodska policie
,hce pokracovat v sledovan
top muze a" cepici ma hla.
ve", jenz kratce po zlocinl
spatfen byl v autu ma silnici
Cedar Point vedouci.
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GRADUACE We VEcERNl
SKOLE NATURALlSACNf.
Kra janky Jos. Humerova a Ma
rie Plantnerova mezi diplomo-
vanymi.


We vecerni naturalisacni Sko
e Y. w. C. A. vyrizeny vcera
graduacni slavnosti mezi di-
)lomovanymi nachazeji Sc tez
lrajanky 81. Josefa Humerova
pani Maire Plantnerova. ST..
Hum erova kratce po ziksani di
Diomu navStivila naturali5acni
no klerka p. Eartdnka a poza
iala jej O prvni obcanskou IL
'tinu. Ia osmileteho pobytu v
Soustati ovladla dokonale mlu
WI anglickou "a vcerejsi gra
duace byla prvni mezi vyzna-
nenanymi. 26leta J. Humero-
va narodila So v Krivoklate v
Cechach a zde pIsobi v domac
nosti kteres bosate danny eu-
clidske. nruhol "a vcerejsi gra
duace vyznam enanou je 81. E.
BaumanOva z Uher. Vsech yra
duanJek bylo II a divek a pani
iotcenou vecerni Skolu, NEST
skou ucitelkou 81. Hermanovou
rizenou, navstevuje dosud 60.
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VYSLECH SOCIALISTU OD.
LOZEN.

Vcera mel Sc konati vyslech
socialistickych pfedaki Ruthen
berga a G. Hackera, DIVINE
nych 2 rozsirovani poburuiici
literatury. Ponevadz ale pray
mix obvinenych mel ma staro-
sti skoncovani jineho soudniho
prlpadu, municipalni sud- odro
Gil vyslech ten ma pristi ctvrtek
dav Ruthenberga pod $4,000
zaruky Hackera pod $4,000.
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starry TABACNfK ZEMREL
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PRETALI TELEFONNf KA-
Belly.

Telefonicke spolecnosti re.
portovaly 1fadum, ze Jim byly
dalsi kabely pret'aty, cimz ne
kolik set telefonnich drat1 sta
10 Sc bezcennych a telefonicka
sluzba zvlaste ma stanicich
Broadway a Eddy stala sc OBJ.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25
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STAVkA POLICISTU.

V mestecku Warren, O., me
Ii vcera stavku straznikn, po-
zadujicich zvyseni mzdy o de
set procent. Straznfci zastavko
vail rano a zvitezili do vece-
ra, kdy "a zvlaStni schGze rad
mich zadanych deset procent
bylo Jim povoleno. AZ ma ma
celnika vsiehni pol. zrizenci "a
nechali prace tax zva-.y pora
dek v meste musel az do vece-
ra udrzovat nacelnik Rob.
Green Samoten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

tiznou. Kabely zniceny tez ma
1inii Cleveland-Akron a rovnez
jine pfedmestske telefonickk
spojeni vcera rano podobnym
zpusobem preruseno. Policie
bude po vinicich patrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-25

Jeden z nejstarSich zdej-
slch velkoobchodnikI tabakem
72iety Charles Semon, 1897
vych. 80 ul. zemrel vcera 20
kratsi nemoci pozdstatky je-
no budou Ultra odpoledne ma
Lake View hfbitove pochova-
ny. Semon narodil Sc v Cleve-
lanGu a takto byl nemeckeho
puvodu. Mezi nasimi krajany
- doutnikari mel rovnez Get
ne znamych. s~als
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K UMRTf ri. VODRAZKOVE

X posmrtni zprave Sc uvadi
re nenadaly skon sve sestry
hluboce zeli mimo vcera uve-
denych pi. Ledinske a pi. Hru
be dalsi sestry pi. Albina Ze-
leznikova a pi. Mathilda Mora
Vec.
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OHEN We STRAVOVNE.

Ones rano po se3te hodine
vznikl pozar We stravnim dome
A. Iowa, 2O29 vych. 105 ul.
Ponevadz dym a plamen zata-
rasil hlavni vychod, hasici mu-
sell priloziti k okn1m zebriky
a podobnym zpIsobem vynase
tt obyvatel ohrozeneho domu.
Vyneseno celkem IT. stravnic
i clenove rodiny majitele bu-
dovy. Pozar zavinen planouci
cigarelou do odpadkG odhoze-
nou a skoda cinf $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
MRS. MALONE LNkINS is
NEW PRESIDENT on mGH
school MOTHERS tLlE

Mrs Malone Lyk.us was reelected
president of the High School Mothers
club at meeting OF the club ye-lcr.
day afternoon. Other officers elected
were Mrs. Arthur Wucott secretary,
Mrs. Mae Sriy1l'y 'rcasprcr;' associate
vice presidents from the wards. Mrs.
l.. T.. Pugh, First ward; Mrs. r0.N
King Second ward; Mrs. tIauh
Gates Third ward; Mrs. G.. T.. Ringer
Fourth ward
The program was furnished by the
first division of the freshman class,
the first number being Wilson s. Flag
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
FREE CORN AND HOG
MOVEMENT CAUSES A
BIC PRICE SMASHING

Chicago, April 29.-Tremendous price
smashing took place today on the
Board of Trade. Holders of grain and
provisions completed on a big scale
in efforts to unload and to stop losses
on a declining market. a long-threaten-
ed free moVment of corn and hogs
from rural sources was largely respon-
SSsle for the general rush to sell.
S-raks as shown after midday omunt-
to 8 IA cents a bushel on corn and
$1.30 a barrel on pork.
May delivery Of corn showed the
greatest weakness, dropping to $1.57
"a as against $lG5 rs. TO S1.66, at
yesterdays finish. July delivery at
S1.57 u was off more than 10 cents
from yesterdays top level. Trading
in the corn market was especially on
a broad scale with individual operations
counting for little.
Accompanying the break in prices,
and forming powerful aid to senti-
ment for % greatly cheaper level Of
values, was notice from the federal
wheat director that the government
would discontinue until further an
nouncement any further purchases Of
wheat for export except first clears
and victory mixed flours, The purpose
Of this notice was stated to be to stop
speculative fever
1t was declared by the federal food
director that if necessary an import
roStricfiDus ON fOreipu vybeat and flOIr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
VICTORY ASSESSMENTS MAY
BE RAISED IN SOME CASES

Up to last night, only $lj.jOO In Vic.
tory notes had been subscribed since
saturday night making - total Of $4lJ-
500 sold in Ardmore. No official reports
have been received from the county,
but telephone messages indicate that
probably one.half of the county's quota
has been subscribed
\ number Of instances have been
noted where such small assessment was
made that purchases have more than
doubled thvir individual quotas. An
Ardmore man this morning re.suhscrih
ed, purchasing $500 worth more of
bonds in addition to the $50 assessed.
In view of this. representatives. of the
Rotary and Lions Clubs are confering
with ward chairmen as to going over
the entire list for reassessment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30

Of people are homeless. Two persons
were killed and 80 We're injured. Sixty
blocks in the Japanese quarter We're
burned, including public buildings and
houses. 1t was the most disastrous
conflagration in the history Of Hoko-
hama.
Foreigners living in the bluff section
Of the city witnessed an awe-inspiring
spectacle, five fires raging simultaneous
" and spreading confusion and terror
among the people. who vainly struggled
to save their belongings. The mayor
has started a relief fund for those left
destitute.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
SIX SUMMER TRAINING
CAMPS FOR OFFICERS
RESERVE TO BE OPENED

Washington, April 29.-Plans for
summer training camps for the reserve
officers training corps have been APP
proved by the war department. Six
cantonments will be used. They will
open June 2l, continuing until Aug
ust ,. for an extensive six weeks course
Of instruction. Camps already desig
mated follow:
Camps l>evens, Massachusetts, for
units from Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Mass, Connecticut, Rhode
Island New York and New Jersey;
Camp Lee. Virginia. for units from
Pennsylvania. Maryland. Delaware,
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
and Florida; Camp Zachary Taylor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
LOCAL BREYITIES

There viii be a called meeting of the
Ladies' of the Leaf tomorrow afternoon
at g o'clock at the home Of Mrs. T. *.
koarnoy 215 West Broadway. All
members are urged to be present.
The Benevolent Association will meet
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
rest room at the court house.
ln celebration of the wedding ami
yersary and that Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. b.
reagln Mr. and Mrs. Don Cochran en-
lcrtamcd with o'clock dinner Saturday
night. I'm addition to Mr., and Mrs.
Feaein and the hosts, covers were laid
Tor MIR. and Mrs Eeuuctt Hudson and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barron
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
OIL COMPANY SUES HEAD
or ARDMORE AUTO EXCHANGE

The Merchants and Farmers oil
Company has filed suit In the district
court against A. r. Anderson. doing
business under the firm name of the
Ardmore Auto Exchange and Accessory
Company for a Judgment Of $lO53.56
and interest from April l9. 1919.
IL is alleged in the petition that the
defendant secured credit from the
plaintiff by false statements. in writ.
ing, as to his financial standing and
ability to meet his obligations. and
that credit was given on account OF
these statements and that payment has
not been made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30

a certain promiSsory note and per
cent interest from Jan. >, 1915, and also
far judgment for the cost of the suit.
The state National Bank has filed
suit against W. \. Merrill. The plain
tiff asks that it be given a lien on two
mules owned by the defendant to Sc
cure the payment of $4OO balance on a
certain $500 promissory note.
The Independent Harvester Company
has filed suit against +. +. Benton and
NJ. a. Stansbury for a judgment of $4SS.-
10 and interest from Nov. 10, 1915 on
a certain promissory note.
The Writ State Bank has filed suit
against d. ID. Kelley for attachment Of
certain property and the sale of same
to satisfy a deft of $43O35 and $4S3O at
torneys fees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
Hot Off the Wire

Paris, April 29.-Reuewed agitation in
almost all parts Of Germany is reported
in German advices received here. The
railway employees in the Berlin district
are threatening to bring on a general
strike, May Z, if their claims are not
satisfied, while in the Ruhr industrial
district the Spartacans again are dis.
playing great activity and cndeavorins
to organize a general strike. Already
there have been outbreaks i'm which
casualties have occurred, the adyIces
show. Electric railway employees in
Snesia generally are reported to have
struck.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
Mrs. Erma Cole Seeks Divorce

Erma Cole has filed suit in the dis.
trict court against T.. a. Cole for di.
vorce, She alleges in her petition that
they were married February 6 at San
Angelo, Texas, and that from April
1913 to January /, 1919. the defendant
has been guilty Of gross neglect of
duty in that he has refused to con.
tribute TO her support She asks to
be restored to her maiden name OF Err.
ma McAlpine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
WOMAN SUES ANOTHER
FOR POSSESSION OF LAND

Anna Bessie Cook has filed suit in
the district caurt against Jennie =.
Speak, ct al, for cancellation of deed
and possession Of land in section %,
township ., range I east.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30

Paris, April % The Rumanian
troops Saturday occupied the u-ighbor-
hood Of Puesepok Iadany, III miles
east Of Budapest and on the railway line
between Budapest and Dehreczen. Bud
apest dispatches add that the Runm
ians captured Rekes Csaba. l2O miles
southeast of Budapest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
FIRE At YOKOHAMA Is
WORST IN ITS HISTORY

Yokohama. April 29.-The monetary
loss in yesterdays great fire in this
city is estimated at ljOOOOOO yen, or
$747OOOO, under the
pre-war rate of exchange. Thousands
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-May /, new room cot.
tage, modern, corner Sixth and G,
Southeast Phone 237,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
Arrivals Of Troops
And Salings From
Points In Europe

Newport News, Va, April 29-The
battleship Missouri arrived from France
early today with the 117th supply train
complete, of tire Rainbow division. This
organization formerly was a Texas ma
tional guard unit.
Besides the supply train, the ship
carried five scattered casual companies.
The total number on board was 745 Of
ficers and men. The battieship left
Brest April 27.
Maj. Albert Devine Of Houston, Tex
as, in command OF all the troops on
board, stated that the supply train
had made record trip from the Rhine.
They were ordered away from that river
April 10. he said. Within l9 days
they were on American soil.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30

New York, April % Loaded to capac-
ity, the army transport Agamennon ar.
rived from Brest with 1873 officers and
4,71j men of the 18th diberty) division,
New York troops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30

New York, April 29.-Seven steam
ers, carrying 1898 troops. including
large detachments Of the nth and 2Sth
divisions, and the 18th and ll7th engi-
neers arrived yesterday from French
ports.
The cruiser Pueblo arrived from
Brest with 1.799 troops, including the
nth engineers complete, consisting Of
43 officers and $3.50 men Of the 42nd
Rainbow diyisionJ. Other troops on
the Pueblo included 79 men Of the
l17th engineer train and casuals.
The transport Nansemo "a brought
5000 men. mostly Of the 35th division.
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JOE BUSH ASKS
FOR HIS RELEASE
Former Mackman Insists on
Getting Away From the
Boston Red Sox
WAS SUSPENDED RECENTLY

Boston. Aug. 15.-Pitchcr Joe Bush
has made n demand upon the Red Soy
management for either complete release
or full pay for the remainder of the
season.
Before the Red Sox left for their
western trip early in the week, Bush
was handed a notice saying he was sus
pended for the remainder of the season.
owing to his inability to get into condi
ton. He refused to accept the check
accompanying which covered his salary
10 date.
Bush contends he injured his arm
during the spring training trip, and
again during the late series with tho
Chicago club. He says if he is not givcr
immediate release he will report daily
at Fenway Park and work out, and
demand his full seasons pay.
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The Leader and Time for
Each Fiue Miles in Grind


long that Wiley was compelled to leave
the track.
Frank Kramer and Francisco Nerri
took part in match sprint. but left
the track with honors even. Each had
won a heat and the third was under
way when Kramer punctured, took a
bad spill and had to depart for his
dressing quarters.
Kramer received n bad spill in Bos-
ton few weeks ago, suffering frnr:
turcd lib. When he fell last night his
injured rib crashed against the handle
bars of his bike and it is believed he
suffered another fracture.
Cody DrennCn spent the evening under
high powered arc light, but his efforts
were wasted. He was there to root
for Curman, but he had little chance
to root.
c. S. King looked them over from the
stands. This was the second time he
witnessed the paced sport aud agreed
with Kilbanr and Rigler that it was
one tough game.
1t was announced that George Wiley.
George Chapman and Frank Cory meet
i'll thirty mile three cornered match
motor paced race at the Velodrome to .
morrow night. Francisco Verri and Will
lie Spencer meet in a match sprint race
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Germantown Plays AlI-stars Tonight

Dave Bennis' Germantown Stars meet al.
all-star team in A twilight game at CA"ltcn
and MAGNOLIA avenues tonight 'P!vpt"
Kent. former minor league star, has gotten
oppose Bennls's team. Kent's lineup in.
riudcs Jacket. from the Main Ling League;
Tommy Madden former Pacific Coast
League outfieder: Pete Curtis. late of the
New York state circuit; Carlin, of Dobson;
base: strain. Of Roxborough. and johnny
Baker. who will do the pitching. Avnu. the
McNichol. Bennis. Rothwel. Coady and
Kearney will make up the Germantown
team. Johnny Geoghan may do the pitching
for Germantown
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Paws $4,000 for Melody Mare

Saratoga Springs. \. Y, Aug l5,--Thc
dispersal auction sale of the thoroughbred
stud Of Clarence Mackay. conducted last
right by the Fasig-Tipton Company, was
prices We're Obtained for most Of I'd the ',5ii- Of
ferinEs Comma nder J. X. l.. Ross was a
liberal buyer. and he paid the top price
I3allantree. and her foal by Prince PaIatlne.