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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
CHAMPIONS MEET TONIGHT
WILL BATTLE IN LONDON
FOR EUROPEAN HON0RS
kaeckett English Titlr-liolder Has
' Advantage in Weight and Reach
over Carpenter.
tRy ASSOCIATED Press

LONDON. Dec. S-Joc Beckett and
GsorEes Carpenter viii meet il /,
boxing Club tomorrow night 10 decide
The question OF who is III" champion
heavy weight fighter of Europe. Car.
p%entier. a rycnohnan. at present holds
5he tttle. The dEat is duc TO begin at
I~ncidentaily The outcome al tn. fight
may bring forward an opponent FOR Jack
Dempsey. ;hr american heavy- weight.
oeRhamapEio9nas.HsSSnS 0! the ' Wori aS'NS-"e'sA
fns,and. w!il hays an adN9nSase cI
tirpent!cr. seating AZ ahou; lSI pounds.
Also his reach two inches longer
~o;hsrw!se, the contestants viii be viz.
.uaily eala, - irsard> age. height and
Crpcnticr More Scientific.
While Beckett, is regardod as a
nshtsr CaTneniisr Is credited rs being
create boNne sNIu Both men are
@Sno 70 -. IN i"e best q condition
The Prince o: Wales is expected to
Mi.nc$s tne o~ontest. as also are = MUM
pSr OF persons anu members OF the
aitention IN The nc~wSpapcr Il. l.
Af Eesk wii1' n] ,Sh
In the, ring ~Eombardicr Wells. from
whom he won the heavyweight cham
Inockout; FRANK nktSc GoddartdI,' Who WWla,n ae a
lsated IN = similar manner. ana Eddie
sMcIoortN. the American fighter. who
3B Ssp,emosT last. succumbed TO him
an the sercnteensh round OF what Vas
20 have Been u wcnty-rounI COZ.
test. 49," WI
Outpointcd by Jeanette.
~GsTpentier has been lighting for a
HuInner Of years and has held the
rrench wclter and middlc-wcisht
crown Of champion of The heavies Ne
IS credited with a victory over tho
AMERICAN, heavyweight. Gunhoat Smith
In 1914. Joe Jeanette. tho American
IcsFG heayyweisht ~ontpointcd Carpcn-
hG9 ~ a ooMt in Paris. Since the war
I.ohS out; Carpenter. who served In
ne frcnch army. has not been in the
ring IN any important match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
GEORGE CLANCY WILL
BOX JOHNNIE DRUMMIE
track i.iEhtwciEhts Meet in Gr;,,i,-
Duel in windy City"
Friday.
bSpSctal 70 The Times.pisnatch l

TpEc!aI % The Timcs-Disp1tch
,liiSAGo Dee. 3.-t'or its ncxt
[raction ,itomorrow night at a.
o,.Sm s. INC American Athletic Assn-
..''Ioh VIII put. on Il no
Ven a pair OF great lighlwcjgh,s-
""oTsc nancy. Of this city, and .John-
u! n~rd.iinie. of Jersey City. Drumini.
nancy has ever been called on ~
lace in his home town. ." y
ccniS tnrcc weeks ago tho Jersey
1i.H pat!Ier gave Joe TiplitZ the bn,,-
ing o. ms dear young life in an cjrht-
,,nuhu sst-to at Trenton. lie followed
'nd? up py handing out n most artistic
,n,'nS q" Willie Jackson in a six
r%ounder in Philadelphia. Drummic:e
ToCore shows successful contests Win
Zoe I,enlamin. the nightly toutcd licb..-
Mc!Eht from the West: Eddie I'i,zSin.
mons pan MorGan'S southnaw baitimr.
VII sioon' Irish Patsy Cline. Benny
hh",Ser' ana tire" l0-round no-decisinn
oou"tS with Champion Benny Leonard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

Some men have an idea that
Soft Hats and Derbies are cur
out of a roll Of cloth and pressed
into shape. They've told us SO.
Others think that our smart,
Velours are nothing more than
plush!
Our hat men will tell you that
our Soft Hats, Derbies and Vel
ours all owe their origin to the
hare, rabbit, beaver, nutria,
muskrat and otter.
The fur from their pelts is
blown onto wet copper cones
which revolve with great rapid
ity. AS a result the little hairs
or fur particles become closely
interlocked, thereby forming a
cone-shaped piece or body"
Under the microscope it's very
easy to see how the barbed
shafts or scales on the fur catch
and hold to each other.
Later, the hat body" or
felt" is shrunk through con-
tinued dipping in boiling water
until it's reduced to a size and
thickness suitable for further
shaping into the styles you see
in our stores.
In the case of velours, the
felt" is subjected to a brushing
process, which causes all the
little surface hairs to "stand
up on end" Il
AS with everything else, it's
quality which makes for salts
factory wear. Our Composite
Soft Hats and Derbies, our Vel
ours, our "Stetson Specials"
are all made from the very best
grades of fur obtainable.
Abundant stocks.
Do your wives and mothers
know that we are headquarters
for Mems Xmas Gifts?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
VIRGINIA YOUTH PLAYED
WITH ANNAPOLIS ELEVEN
Peerman Moore Was in Harness il
trnty-Nnyy
battle.

DANVlLLE.. VA. Dec. $.-onc of the
heroes in the Army-Navy game nt the
afternoon was reerman Moore, a
pit;sylvania youth. now in his second
year at Annapolis and twenty years o..
age. He played right guard N tn,
struggle Saturday.
iIis father is Lindsey Moore. n pros
porous toracCo planter. living near
i~iiuGgold, about fifteen miles from
here. where ne Is we'll knoWu Vie Sc
cured his appointment To III. Naval
Academy through Congressman T.. w.
- undcvS. The youth is IL fine SpcCi-
iuUAGS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
OPORIS BECKETT AND CARPENTER TO FIGHT TONIGHT FOR TITLE s
Babe Ruth May Issue
Challenge to Dempsey

q ANGELES, Dec. :t.-"Bnhe"
Ruth. Ontflcidcr for the BoSton
American League baseball club and
champion hOnie-run hitter OF the
world. may brromc a prOfcssIoun
hen, Ywright buNer. IL was an
uouncrd today.
"iNid' Mctoy. n former pugiIiSt,
ana NJ -. John. n motion picture
motor. today entered intO nm n-rrr-
nnent by which Mccoy will train
Ruth for thirty days. and IL his re-
port was favorable. il WINS said,
St. John would finance u
OF the outhclder 10 ohtnin n match
win lack Demp>e!. heavyweight
champion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Betting nj Even Money.
10y Associated Prcgs.l

FAElS Dec. 3.-Bet,inE on IN.
s,oIk exchange on tho boxing mattel,
=. .onnon toniorrow between Georges
Carpcntier. tho French heavyweight,
and Joe Beckett. tho English boxer
~ Mt even money. the %undanc Of
rrchch money forcing the odds down
from seven to five. C~arpenticr nrnh
ably Will he favorite in the bett;nr
when the men enter the ring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
WILL HOLD MAT MATCH
NC" 1ork Wrestler TO Meet ..Uarl,
Horse" Here Decrm-
her IN

richmond lovers OF wrestling vii,
be given an onuortunitv 70 wr nrns
buil' walker. OF New York. in action
mere on the night of December 10 AT The
nounced yesterday that he had sccurnI
the willy New Yorker to meet a ..dars
horse" candidate for mat honors. Thc
.uhknown marvel halls from Clovn-
land. Ohio. The men will weigh IN
at about 40 pounds on ;hc day OF the
match. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
STATE H0N0Rs At STAKE
PREP SCHOOL FOOTBALL
TEAMS MEET SATURDAY
Chapel lin md Greensboro EIevens
Will tiTh for North Carolina
Championship
ISpccial 10 The rimes-Dispatch.l

CHAPEL HILL, y. G.. Dec. 3.-Com-
ing together as the champions of the
western part, respectively. Chapel Hill
High school and greensboro High
School viii meet ON Emerson Field at
the University of North Carolina, Sat
uruay. December q. to decide the high
Carolina.
Neither team comes TO the big game
Win, Il clean slate. but both have
iouSht their. way through all contcs-
thhtS in their sections and stand out
as me best cams. DiS~couraeinsly
iiEht ana Inexperienced at the start Of
ten season. the Greensboro team has
SHOWN steady Improvement under the
SoachinE Of, Merrcl Parker. former
splendid form in winning their final
t,hmihation game from .AShcvi,lc. 33 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Greensboro Bents .AsheviIe.

charlotte had previously eliminated
nsdonISaic and AShcvil!c had de-
from Charlotte - to y. and then from
~.Nshevillc. cleared the west and stood
ready for the champions OF the east.
In the cast Rocky Mount beat kins-
ION. 81 TO Is, while Chapel Hill was
Winning from Hamlet. 80 TO o. Colds
welded to the Rocky Mount team
which had beaten her earlier in the
season: and Chapel lIill became eastern
II to s.
More interest has been shown In
before. according 10 f. X. Hankin.
secretary OF the university committees
N charge of arrangements, and for The
In Chanel HIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
RAILROAD MEN WIN
n" f.. & r.. Team Dcfe,t, po,i.. f.
Duckpin Games Rolled on
Palace Alleys,

IN a series OF three games Of duck
pms rolled on the Palace Alleys las.
night the T., f.. * =. Railroad team,
defeated the Police aggregation in two
games. Taylor. Of tho railroad bows
score for the Police was made bv CAT
lett, who made l02 in tho third game.
Tonight the Noldc Brothers and Cot
trcll Saddlcry teams will roll at tho
Palace Alleys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
HARVARD TO GO WEST
' riihson Eleven VIII journey to Cal
norma FOR Grid Came on
New Years Day.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Dec. 3.-Thc in.
V4thi!oH to the Harvard football team
- play a western eleven al Pasadena.
late today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Restore null FJpbtfnr.

iUy AssoCia ted Press
CITY. Tuesday. Dec. BY
Chamber ~ Deputies today nasscd !,
Sll restoring bull nights,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Chapel Hill Heavier.

greensboro is expected to show a
Chapel IIill a much neaTeGrn ana
ruSEdc team with Il powerful back
ned: Earlier in tho season the two
tcamS met twice and Coach Fred Nor
rIsons Chapel Hill team won both
games; - 10 O. and &c to o. ~
Ncitn"r or the games counted for the
Scntcu dli,crcnt sections o; the state.
HrccnshoroS splendid form in recent
Zines mas led many persons to believe
tNat TIC CHANCES arc about cvrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

TOLEDO. ONO, pee. 3'2Reprcscnta-
tveS OF the executive and amateur
committees of the American Trap
shooting Association were here today
70 inspect sites offered for tho hold
ing OF tho grand American handicap
tournament here next August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
: QninIne TI,ut Does No, ATcct uc,l

y VninIhr Thnt Docs Vol Affect Ucnd
EccauSc Of it's tonic and laxative effect.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE crab
1.ts> can be taken by any ono without
causing nervousness or ringing in the
mead. There is only one "Bromo Out
nine y W. GROVES signature on
the box. Joc-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
PRIZE BULL HONOR
GUEST AT WALDORF
100000 Animal Quaffs
Meal from Silver Platter
as Mere Humans Cheer
HAS PEDIGREE
50 YEARS OLD

NEW YORK. April pa 10000 bull
known as Financial Sensation" with
a pedigree dating back nearly nifty
years, dined as guest Of honor yoster-
day at luncheon IN the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel given by promoters Of
the milk and dairy exposition now in
progress
TWO hundred humans cheered when
The animal, robed In an orange blanket
upon which his name was embroidered.
was brought In and led. snOriing and
paving the floor. TO a table upon
which rested a giant silver platter con-
tanning bran mash. which he ate with
etiquette 10 he expected Of a high bred
bovine. After a side dish OF hay and a
pail Of water he beloved his approval
OF the menu.
Financial Sensation" received a tele-
gram during the luncheon from a bO-
vine OF the other sex described as his
flance "Nlve la France" Of Portland.
Ore, who claimed the worlds record
FOR having pre- ced In the last year
1920 quarts Of milk with an average
butterfat test Of 6.9i per cent. and 1880
pounds OF butter. Sho said she was
leaving on a special car for New York.
Professor Hugh g. Van pelt OF West
Chester. Pa, who bred tho bull, was
among the speakers at the luncheon.
llo told why Il had taken nifty years
10 develop the bull.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
ST. JOHNS MEN
HAVE SOCIAL NIGHT

The Mems Club OF 50. Johns Eplsco-
pal Church. had It's usual enthusiastic
monthly meeting In the parish house
on Thursday evening.
Smokes were very much In evidence.
and Ice cream and cake were enjoyed.
Prof. Scott, superintendent Of the
public schools, gave very interesting
address on the new school code for
Delaware.
Mr. Greenhawk, head OF the Boy
Scouts. gave a very interesting paper
on Scouting" and those present who
before knew little Of scouting. knew
much when Mr.. Greenhawk had I'm
ished.
The Rev. Alban Rlchey. y. D.. asked
those present 10 pledge their support
10 the vestry IN obtaining some needed
civic Improvements in the neighborhood
OF the church.
Master Russel Anders entertained
with two solos, and Master Raymond
Roagcr gave piano selections.
All members and friends OF the club
are looking forward with eagerness
10 the next meeting OF tho club, on
May 3.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
sigma PHI "FRAT"
IN REUNION Today
Delaware College Chapter
Has Happy Reunion at
Old College
ATHLETIC EVENTS
PART OF PROGRAM
Special to The Evening Jougnal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April 2G-The Delaware
College chapter Of the Sigma Phi Ep-
silon Fraternity is holding an all-day
reunion today. The principal purpose
Of the reunion is TO select site for the
proposed new frat house which will
be erected on the campus. Eventually
an the frat" houses under a ruling Of
the board Of trustees Of the college Will
be located on the campus.
A large number Of alumni Of the fra
ternity are back for the reunion and
this morning with Dr. Samuel C..
Mitchell, president Of the college, and
inspect possible sites for the proposed
new home for the chapter. The site
will be given free by the college, but
the chapter win erect the building when
ready TO build.
Any site selected Will have 20 be ap-
proved by the college trustees. IL has
been suggested the grouping Of the
frat houses on the south side Of the
old campus running back from a point
on Main street about where the Elliott
House is now located. OF course 10
will be some years before the four pres
ent "frats" will be ready to build on
the campus. but when they do they
will, no doubt, be located somewhere
on the old campus.
At - O'Clock today there was a bust
ness meeting at the frat" house which
was followed by q luncheon. This ar
farnoon fbopa will ba eOna qthlofic
events on Frazer Field and at o'clock
there will be a pig roast followed by a
concert by the DiXieland Jazz Band.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
GEORGETOWN SCHOOLS
TO CLOSE JUNE 3

Special 20 The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Del. April 26-Tha
Georgetown public schools VIII close
on June 3 FOR the summer months
There will be but five members in
the graduation class, Misses Melissa
Green. Lena Pepper. Louise Hatfield,
Mary Jones and Granville Lambden.
Union Lodge, 10. 3. J. o. o. F., will
attend divine service sunday morning
at Wesley VI. T. Church.
NcsTymen OF -. Paul's P Z. Church
have been elected for the year as
follows: l.. l.. Layton, Dr. r. e..
paynter, William j. Mustard, DR.. J.. B.
NAPLES. Jr., +. C.. Morris, II. c. Stew
art: Woodburn Martin. senior warden,
and DR.. james II. Chipman, junior
warden.
Announcement OF the marriage at
Eikt0n, Md, last Monday Of Miss Anna
r. Timmons. Of Dagsboro, and Elisha
W. Conin, Of Bishop. Nd, has been
made.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets
the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician for
~ years and calomers old-time enemy,
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic con-
stipation and torpid liyers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the 'Teynote" Of these
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never force them 70
unnatural action.
If you have dark brown mouth" now
and then - a bad breath "a dull. tired
feeling-sicil headache-torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and
only pleasant results from one or two lie.
tle DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
just TO keep right. Try them. 10c and
25c per box All druggists.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
JONES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

Colonel !. p. Jervey and Senator Jo-
siah o. Wolcott will attend the public
meeting 60 be held In Dover this after
noon for the discussion OF the pro-
posed Improvement Of the Jones river.
10 is understood that some OF the res
idenls of the vicinity object because 10
will be necessary to cut through some
valuable farm land In order 70
straighten the course Of the river. In
order 20 allow the various factions 10
express their opinions and objections
20 the proposition the meeting at Dover
has been called FOR this afternoon. II
it can be shown there Is a sufficient de-
mand for he Improvement, the govern
ment will possibly condemn the land
needed FOR the Improvement.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26

threw their petty rulers and voted 10
unite with Sardinia IN the making OF a
greater Italy. With their united arm
les they quickly took Nenetia 4l back
from Austria IN 1866. Rome l5), the
church state, was the last In the PEN
lnsula 90 come under the italian nag
In 1870. The Trentin0 and lstria and a
bit OF coast between Istrla and Nenetia
90 are admittedly Italian and viii be
given 10 Italy by the peace congress at
Paris without question. But now italy
claims Fiume and all the Dalmation
coast. tho latter under the terms OF
the secret treaty Of London before the
United states entered the war. Wilson
Insists Fiume should be international
lied as a port for Jugo-Slavia and the
countries behind her.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26

Business partnerships will be formed
by the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
NOTTINGHAM CHURCH
WINS SILK BANNER
lnecIal DO The EvenIng Journal.

Gf'Nioi 10 iuH LNtuluH d'Al uol'
ELKTON, Md, April 26-The Woman's
Club OF Elkton, was represented at the
Maryland Federation OF Women's Clubs,
In Baltimore, this week. by Mrs. j..
Frank Frazer and Mrs. Henry Mitchell
Mccullough.
The funeral Of Mrs. Alice Harris Jen-
klns, wife Of Or. L. Jerome jenkins, OF
Evening journal., 1919-04-26

Metal workers and mechanics will
find the Want Ads a sure guide 20
work.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26

Tho Italian peninsula was a group OF
disunited states when Cavour. premier
OF Sardinia li) conceived a plan 90
unite them under the banner OF the
House OF Savoy. With the aid OF Ma
l.-Iu. LCmbardy % was wrested
from Austria in 1859 and with an ap-
urO ing vote by It's people annexed.
Sentiment for a United Italy had long
been active In the Independent States
l3). and one by one In 1850 they over
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
WOULD STANDARDIZE
SHIPPING CONTAINERS

Special 20 Tho Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, April 26.-The State
Board Of Agriculture has called a meet
Ing Of farmers 10 be held az the State
House on Thursday, May 4, at i0.3l
o'clock, to discuss the subject Of fruit
and vegetable packages.
The meeting will be addressed by j.
F. Deasy, who has been appointed by
the Unitad States Railroad Admins
tration, committee on packing con-
tainers and prevention Of loss and
damage, as chairman Of a sub-cOm-
mittee covering the states Of Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland
and West Virginia. 90 try and stand
ardize containers used for the ship
ment Of freight.
Evening journal., 1919-04-26

Elkton, was held from her late home
Friday afternoon. She was the daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. J.. II. Harris.
The marriage OF Miss Lavinia Anna
Edwards, daughter or Mr.. and Mrs
Neeper Edwards, OF Rising sun. end
John Kirk Clifford, OF Greenhurst, took
place in Ebenezer NJ. r. Church, last
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
MR. LIGHTROURNE RETTRNs.

Special to Tho Evening Journal
DOVER. Del, April 26.-The Rev
James Llrhtbourne, son OF the late Dr..
A. W. Lightbournc, who has been In
overseas service for a year, reached
Boston this week and has been sent 20
Camp Green, North Carolina. where ne
will be mustered out. He Is expected
10 reach Dover about June T..
Evening journal., 1919-04-26
5ac-CANpY sPECIAI-sgc.

Tempting Fruits in Cream, packed in
dainty Lavender Striped one pound
boxes. each containing crushed Peaches
Strawberries, Pineapple and Raislns.
SPECIAL, 500 the pound box.
DanfOrths Dependable Drugs,
Market and Second Sts.-Adv,
Evening journal., 1919-04-26

Saturday afternoon.
West Nottingham Presbyterian Church
has been presented with a handsome
silk banner, a token OF appreciation OF
their successful efforts IN the New Era
Movement work.
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WN' II WSSE
CIZINCI MAUI BYTI v AME
RICE REGISTROVANI
WST It'll WSSl

Zdejsi vladni emigracni in
spektor Fluckey oznamuje, re
vSichni sobotu V Youngstown
a Akron pozatykani anarchi-
ste jsou cizozemci. Zatcenych
je 110 a 2 tech ami jeden ne
ma prvni obcanske listiny.
Fluckey navrhne tudiz wash
ingtonskym vladimir kruhum,
ably V kongresu vynutily zakon
die nehoz vSichni cizozemci We
Spojenych Statech zijici byli
by registrovani, ably vlada Q
kazdem cizinci v zemi vedela
a jeho tinnost pripadne sledo.
vati mohla, cimz anarchistickf
hnutl dalo by Sc ufady lepe
kontrolovat. Fluckeye dale tvl
di, ze nejmene 25 ze $40 '
Youngstown a Akron zatce.
nych bolseviku bude re zeme
vyvezeno.
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STAVBA TUNELU MEZI FRANCII
A ANGLU
PROJEKT MA BYTI HOTOv "a sEsT LET

Londyn, II. listopadu P zftfesm prijetf prGplavn
deputace ocekva re premier Lloyd George chva pany
tuneu ktery ma spoti Angi Evropou vastn prac "a
pocato bude pfstm arem youcena moznost ze sta
Sc tax jese drive.
Proveden gigantckeho proektu vselo dlouho vzdu-
chu ekoz Iondvne panovay obavy re by tuneu moho
uztkovat dobach vaecnych vosko nepratelke Pochyby
tto byy dnes rozptyeny nasedkem zakadnich prncp1 H.
narodI Proekt ma byi proveden nakladem 1875 mion
dolarn dobe let Budou to vastne tuney dva podob
jako Smponu ktery protna Apy Sirka
8 stop spojkou pobocnm tuneem kazdych 600 stop pr
cekove dece 32 MIL Pracova zapocne obou koncch
sou6asne celia stavba bude pod konroou angofrancouz
skou Die vpoctu bude tuneem obema m6ry denne
doprav 10000 cestujicich 10000 zboz nakadniho.
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RATIFIKACE NARODNl "a
POVEDNOSTI PORAzENA v
OHIO ASI $40 HLASY.
Volebni vysledky precinktu
c " clevelandske devate warde
byly nedopatrenim predcasne
spaleny.

Poloufedni volebni zpravy
dnes nasvedcuji, re ratifikace
narodni prohibice Ohio po-
razena v6tsinou 546 hlasG. K
tomut tfeba pripocitat vice jak
sto mokrych hlas1 precink-
tn C v cleveland3ke devate
warde, kterezto balloty byly
nedopatrenim zniceny drive
nez stalni volebni ufad mohl
je zrevidovat. Volebni ty Wy.
sledky spalil kterys klerk Z
precinktu c, mylne predpokla
dajici, re tTeba do Columbus
zaslat jen cislice dotceneho
precinktniho hlasovani a niko-
Ii balloty. Z Columbus telegra-
fovano vcera, re uplne vysled-
ky precinktu c statnim ura-
dunn schazeji dosud tn tepr-
We zjisteno, ze kterys volebnl
zrizenec devate wardy ballo-
ty ty nedopatfenim spalil, cim2
poskodil zvlaSte liberalni stra-
nu, pon6vadz precinkt c de-
va.e warde ma jen nekolik
hlasu prohibicnich. Pres to ale
retifikace valecne prohibice
Ohio byla die dosavadnich po-
lourednich zaznam1 porazena
kteryzto akt prospeje zvlastt
dvanacti statGm jinym, kde re
ferendni zakOn je rovnez
platnosti. Vysledky ostatnlcE
prohibicnich otazek Ohio zt
stavaii bez zmeny, kdezto u
redni prepocitavani hlasu 2 u
ternich voleb bude V Colum
bus skonteno asi peti dnech
kdy urcite Sc dozvime, jak V &
tazkach prohibicnich Ohio
We skutetnosti Sc hlasovalo.