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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
TECH Will ENGAGE
CENTRALTOMORROW

Technical and Central high schools,
rivals these many years. will do battle
on the diamond at Catholic University
to--rrrCw aftr-'~r.r :" VII - 80.
pected to be the decisive title battle
UI the yea.
A win for Tech VIII land the Manual
Trainers in undisputed possession of
the high school championship. A win
for Central will give the Mt. Pleasant
lads a chance to argue for another
meeting with Tech. as these teams,
with Western, will be tied for the
title.
Tech and Central met before, and
the game ended abruptly with the
score Sail Tomorrow's game is sure
to be interesting. to say the least
Central will probably pitch Penrose
Russell, while Tech will depend upon
"Slim" Hutchinson to do the box
honors. Both schools will have large
crowds out for the contests. and there
will be a generous sprinkling of stu
dents from other schools.
No umpire has been agreed upon as
yet 1t is likely that the representa-
tives of the schools will pick an
arbiter today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
.NETMEN SCHEDULED
FOR MANY MATCHES

Departmental and Suburban League
tennis will be in full sway this week
along with the matches in the wash
ington Tennis Association.
Today the leading Departmental
team. the War Department, will play
the Smithsonian players while the
Shipping Emergency team engages
the Commerce team.
Thursday the Interstate players
will tackle the Justice Trade combi-
nation and on the same day the War
team tackles the Treasury.
On Saturday in the Suburban
League Bureau of Standards meets
Holmead: Home Club plays Euclid
and Racquet engages Argyle. Matches
have been set for o'clock following
the early release OF the players from
various departments.
In the Washington Tennis Associa-
tion, Chevy Chase is down for
match with the Dumbarton Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
GOLFERS GETTING READY
FOR TITLE TOURNAMENT

Middle Atlantic States golfers OF
Maryland, the District. Delaware. and
Virginia are preparing for the annual
championship tournament TO be held
on the course at Columbia Country
Club, starting June 20.
The event will be renewed for the
first time since the start of the war
1t is expected that q heavy entry list
will be ready when the tournament
starts. Baltimore Is sure to send a
number of crack players.
Chevy Chase, Columbia, Washington
c. c. and Bannockburn will have all
of their best players in line. Several
former titleholders are expected to
compete.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
O VERCONFIDENCE MAY RUIN CHAMP,
ACCORDING TO ARDENT SUPPORTERS
By FRANK G. MENKE.

TOLEDO Ohio assembled here who
ootng July their grazing matches
days They fearful lest the sublime confidence which the
himself should take the form of
lack Dempsey, followed by fatal OvercOn6denee
fellow determine that he going win-but
for him get the impression that he is unbeatable is
their sentiment
Right big fellow danger of becoming OvereOn6dent
hause dropped probably
ls0pound Dempsey goes ring
ing Il is a cnch him. can't lose likely
4esrfuUv sad
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
CENTRAL AHEAD AGAIN.

Edelen pitched too well for the
Western High freshmen yesterday.
and the Central yearlings won by
10 1. Sixteen bstters whitfield at the
plate before Edelen's curves. The
contest was as we'll played az many
OF those between the hrst teams in
the big series
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
WHITE SOX COMING HERE
TOMORROWFOR CONTESTS
b. LOUIS a poUGHER.

Tomorrow the Chicago including sxshaapoA ck
GandH make Georgia Il WIN Be RAJ
Billy Gleason the dnutve He has been here b.
fore but always As second fiddle to
comes boss mistake about that he's always
where he Is
pha but the going smooth for them either Bob
New York Manager Griffith wiling 70 bet his old brown derby
that washington win prove league leaders
Il =. - H..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
GIRLS SWIMMING MEET
MAY BE HELD LATER ON

The scheduled meet for girls at the
municipal bathing pool may be held
later on. III is reported. There were
few entrigs for the meet last Satur-
day. CeHtrars representatives were
Withdrawn almost at the last minute
il is understood. and the swimmers
from the other schools were without
q meet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
ROLAND STOPPED ZEN, c0BB
GOT ,EM, eRlFEs LOSE y

Totals. n SsTIs Totals. - fa1 ~
'Battsd for harper In eighth
W RsssSis : -
Runs-Young, Enison., Cobb. ana lfsass-
key. Error-StanRge. Left on base8-De-
balls-oR Harper. q: ca BoIand. q n
nfng1 pitehed-By Harper. q Hitg mode--
on Harper, g. struck out-By HaPpeRsts
~ Soiand, - y ko5ersson. Len ~, ~
Sacrifice hits-Milan. Charity. 8tolen
baseS-Cobb CD, Rice Double Play
Grover 20 ShankB to Judge. Hit ~ pttchsr
by BolAnd (Judgel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
TWAS TERRIBLE. roo.

Departmental League players got
into a regular orgy yesterday on the
White Lot Ellipse. Finance scored
IS runs, while the Aggies got twelve.
C'Brien famed 16 for the winners.
There were % errors recorded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
CHARLIE C0MISKEY SAID
TOBE SERIOUSLY ILL NOW

Charles Comiskey, owner of the
Chicago White Sox and known to
baseball as the odd Roman" is re-
ported seriously i'll at his home in
Chicago. Comiskey has been in fail
ing health for the past three months
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
CRIMINAL ACTION, EHP

II this be baseball make the nest
OF it.
In the Navy Yard League yestoF-
day Tool shop defeated the Marines
by 20 to 10. According to the scorer
Tool Shop made sixteen hits and The
Marines made eleven. The error eel--
umn was prodigious. Tool Shop Was
credited with nine miscues and 1fa-
rines with seventeen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
rnuRNEY nArE PICKED

The date OF June so has been set
for the annual District junior and
boys tennis title tourna nent. The
affair will be staged on the courts Of
the Dumbarton Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
NATIONAL.
YESrERDAY's GAMEl

e. I.euis :: Brooklyn. 0 Is innings :rainI.
New York, 4; Chicago, Go inninEsJ.
Pittsburgh, s. Philadelphia.5.
Boston at Cincinnati (rain)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
MAKEs RECORD ar BAT.

Mickey KeIlfher, well known here
as = former amateur baseball player,
has hit safely in twenty-four games
for Peoria. in the Three-I League.
Kelliher Joined Peoria from the Of
heers' training camp at Camp Lee, Va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
REB RUSSELL GOES HOME;
NAY BE GIVEN RELEASE

Reb Russell, the big sOuthpaW VITA
the White Sox. IL having 80 much
trouble with his arm that he has been
sent back to Chicago by Manager
Gleason. It Is whispered that Russell
may be released to Milwaukee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
TEAM DOES
WELL THIS SEASON
ny BRYAN MORSE.

Mnen central hlEn Scncol was
declared winner of the Maryland
Scholastic Association meet in Balti-
more on May 80, the Mt. Pleasant
ful seasons ever recorded. To Bill
Foley, veteran coach of the Central
lads, goes credit for having developed
one of the best all-afound teams ever
turned out at the institution.
The Central lads won handily in
every engagement in which they took
part this season. II is true that
Central failed to send q relay team
Ia Philadelphia and that the team
was not entered in the relay race
for the District title in the champion
ship meet Foley was content to let
Tech and Western win in the relays,
but came through with frst-class
performances in every other event
Central had good competition
throughout the year, and, bearing
this in mind, the performances OF the
athletes under Foley are all the more
creditable.
Central won the scholastic end of
the Second Regiment games in Balti-
more. Montgomery won the half
Johnson was second in the open fur
long and scholastic hundred and Con-
raids won second in the scholastic
quarter.
Wins Own Track Meet.
In the big Central High School
meet, which opened up the stadium,
Central won handily. In the annual
High School championship meet Cen
trail won again over Technical and
Western. In Baltimore in the first
annual Maryland Scholastic Associa-
ton Central was triumphant.
Foley has developed q frst-class
bunch of athletes. His team is well
rounded in every respect save the
quarter. In the dashes Johnson. Kern
and Dasher appeared to be better than
the other Washington boys. John
son looks to be the fastest sprinter
barring perhaps Andrews, of Balti-
more, and Baker, of Episcopal, in this
section among the schoolboys. Kern
schools at present
In the furlong Johnson and Kern
stand head and shoulders above the
others. In the half Conradis is UP
among the leaders. He was a con-
sistent performer this year. Mont
gomeFy, in the half-mile and mile
was good enough to land two. frsts
and a second in four performances.
Connolly Was Best.
In the hurdle events Vaughn Con-
molly was as good as the best OF them
He won handily In the l20-yard event
equaling the high school record, and
was second in the furlong hurdles. In
the field events Foley's charges were
better than the others on account OF
their exceptional balance.
Edwards in the high jump, jeffrey
and Robertson in the pole. and Cullen
in the shot always offered good
enough competition to either win
outright or add points with seconds
and thirds to keep Central on top. In
the broad jump Dasher, Connolly and
Edwards were consistently good.
Foley turned out one OF the best
all-around track teams in this section
of the country. He depended upon nc
runner to repeat in three or four
events. None OF the youngsters ap.
peared the least exerted after then
efforts. They were trained to the
minute and rarely failed to come VI
to expectations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
SnnrHERN ON Tor.

Southern players, with Hunt in
form, BANKED Union Station by a. TO-
too score in the Terminal Railroad
Y. n. C. A. League yesterday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17

practically every champion Of the
past has been whipped. not so much
BY are or previous inactivity as by
ovsrconhdeucs that made him lax in
his training and which caused him TO
make awful plumbers in the ring"
That's about true. too.
John L. considered Jim Corbett as
nothing more than q jumping jack
and q sort Of powder-puh puncher-
So why spend months in rigorous
training? A few weeks-quite enough.
And then-John L hgured-an that
was necessary was to climb into the
ring and beat corbett-
CouIdnf See Defeat.
-How can the Californian whip
uns?' uuizzed John L He has not a
real punch in his whole system. He
can hit me all night and he won't hurt
me. But when hit him it's going to
hurt Corbett-and let me tell you
that. Maybk he'll get away from me
for q while, but I'll get him sure"
But John L. didn't The phantom
like Corbett hit Sullivan when AND
where he willed that night in New
Orleans. True, the blows didn't have
Knockout force; but they had power
enough to cut Sullivan TO ribbons.
And through nearly sixty-three min
utes OF actual hghting the poorly
trained and quickly winded John l.
never landed q solid smash.
A different story Of the fight might
have been written IL J ohm L. had
trained as he did for Kilrain-had
gone into the tight feeling that he
VAS meeting q foeman worthy OF his
eeI.Father than "a man who hasn't
got q ghost Of q chance against me"
0vereonAaenee Whipped Hin.
overconadenee later whipped Cor
bett. The son Of the Golden West had
Bob Fitzsimrnons beaten to q stand
still for I'VE rounds in Carson City.
In the sixth Corbett stopped Fitz for
the count of nine. When the Cornish
man got up Corbett probably could
have rushed in and finished him.
But be did not. Overconhdence made
him think that he could "get" Fftz
any time he wanted him He decided
70 prolong the bout for a few rounds
more, 50 Is 70 give his friends q little
lonEer entertainment.
And in the fourteenth Fitz hooked
q blow to the body-and became
heavyweight champion Of the world.
Fritz didn't take Jim Jeffries seri-
Ously. He was told that Jeff had a
great punch and was a powerful fell
low -Nho could take plenty OF punish
ment
Same ThInE With F1tA
the bigger they are, the harder
they fall" replied Fitzsimmons. who
trained but little for the clumsy
Jeffries because hell be easy for
me" FitS wEs overconfident and
JeffrIes got him in the eleventh
round.
The whole world rose mp to tell jim
Jeffries in 1910 that Jack johnson
was nothing but "a shine" Jeff be-
ueVed them and agreed to fight the
negro. He realized he couldn't gel
back into prime condition. but he was
confident TO the point OF overconfi
dence-in his ability to condition him
self sufficiently to whip the negro
And on July 4, 1910, Jeffries learned
the error of his reasoning.
willard is q joke. some folks told
Jack Johnson
Then I'll fight him." agreed tho
negro in 1918.
willard trained faithfully and hard
Sshnson took things easy.
But in the twenty-sixth round thu
negro toppled to the canVas-beateT
and dethroned by the "joke."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
mnAYs GAMES.

| New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at 81. Louis.
philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Boston At Cincinnati.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN,
YEsTERpAY's CANES.

Detroit, 3; Washington ]
New York &; 81. Louis, I'll innings).
Cleveland. I; Boston, o.
Chicago, s; Philadelphia,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17
ToDAY's GAMES.

Detroi. At Warrington.
CHICAGO at Philadelphia.
ST. LOUIS 81 New York.
CieVeiaad at Boston
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17

NATCRt0S p Soy HUNT
FoR a DOORWAY ~ a
RASINSTORIA AS Hov STlAIo
40 ~ RHGH tt COVE
boWA IL URaEAIz.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-17

| ovsreonkdence May Bring End
IF WHlarfs Claim to HOnOrs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
: VIada prodeIaIa.

Prvnim lednem Sc vrati drahy do
rukou spolecnosti. Vla!a "a ia
dv6 leta prodelala $500, 200. 900,
vzdOr tomu. ze zdrazla iizdne i
dovOzne o rs procent. Zdrazilyt'
sc politely vice LAX 25 prace o
so prOcent. A jeste bude mnset
hodne doplacet TEN draham. jez
nebudou odevzdany v takovem 20.
Tadku. jako ie vlada pfejala.
Jin6 odevzdava pofadku lep.
Sim,
Dale drahy budou potfebovati
snad 81. 900, 100000 ma zyelebeni
tax musi vic vydelaVati. Zdra.
zeni doyoEneho must nutne pfiiiti
a snad bude vvsoke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
Baltimoranka Okradena
v New YOrku.

Pauline Marks z Baltimore pre-.
padena a okradena byla ma autom9.
bilove vyiizdce v New Yorku. U.
kradeno il bylo. die jeiiho priZnani.
500 dolsrn ma hotovosti a "a tisic
dolarn sperk1. Jeden 1tocnik1
iejlch, M. E. Both, agent. byl
stotoznen Utocnici jeji strhli j
do automobilu. kdyz stala nnd9li
ma rohu sedme avenue IL. ulice.
V automobilu il omamili chlorofor.
mem. Pfepadena jest nynf ne.
mocnici. kdez lecena jest ran.
ktere il bandiie zasadili. kdyz sc
branila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
MlStnl zprayy.
z krajanSkyCh kruhI.

= Ze svatebni cesty do New
Yorku a okoli vratili Sc novomsn.
zele: p. C. Smith pi. Smith. ro.
zena Bozena Krejcik Curtis Bay.
" nedeli oddani byli snouben.
ci: p. John Jansen a sic. Ethel
Eaton Washingtonu.
" nedeli oddani byli snouben.
ci; p. Vaclav G. VeIenovskS Glen
Burnie sic. Marie Brozova Ell.
vaton. Md Mladencem byl p Jo-
sef Slechta drusiekou sic. Marie
Chlan. Svatebni hostina usporada
ma byla Elvaton.
= V nedeh. dne %. listopadu v
8 hodin vecer konana bude pfedna.
Ska katolicke sini ma Colllngton
avenue Pfednaseti bude bJvaly
BaltimoTan. p. Prokop Randa, pod :
porucik 2l. pluku Ceskoslovenske
Legie. Pan Randa dal Sc Au.
stralii vraditi do rad boiovnik1 "a
svobodu. Y radach legie slouzil We
valee az do ukonIeni jejiho. Uka-
zovatl bude behem prednasky zaii.
nave obrazky bojist krajin, jez
We sluzbe vojenske poznal. Vstup
k prednasce volny Kazdy Cecho-
slovak vitan
= Neopomente vyslechnouti v
nedel: odpol. 3. hodine v Sokolov.
ne Jed. BIesk prednasku p. K
Stastneho.
- Dne IL listopadu zemrela %.
Petronia Jindra. (. 1872 N. Port u
lice. We staff az rok6. Pohfeb ko-
nan byl domu smutku sobotu do
kostela sv. Vaclava q odtud ma hf-
bitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Mad ro-
VEN manzelky truch'i manzeI p. M.
Jindra.
- We stfedu. 10. listopadu. zem.
rel krajan. pan Jindfich Kost'al. We
staff 81 rok1. ManzeIka jeho An
ma pfedesla jei ma vecnost pred de.
J siti mesici. Pan Kostal trpel iis
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
MiniStr pfeStonpil k evangelicke
cirkyi.

Prazske yeeerniky oznamuji. ze
ministr spravedlnosti. DIR. Vesely.
vystoupiI rodinou katolicke
cirkye pTestoupil k cirkvi evan
gelicke CeskVch bratfi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21


| Ceki vvpudili ge skodovSch gavo
dN u Plxn6 nemecke rakouske O
fedniky. inzenSry a femeslniky,
Zakladnf kapital v sumo 73. 200. .O0C
korun zdvojnasoben a vetsina roz-
mnozen5ch akcif byla prevzata syn
dikatem francouzskych kapitalist1,
kteri jsou representovani Victorem
Champigneulem. bohatym tOvarni-
KEN z Parize. a Eugenem Schnei-
derem. majitelem Schneiderovvch
zbroiovek Creusotu. Tito. spolu
plukovnikem Henrim Weilem cd
francouzske armady a sesti Cechy,
tvori move feditelstvo.
Sprava pomysli ma vyrobu stroll.
zvlaste takovVch. jakych jest potre.
bi v cukrovarech. Pomysli Sc row.
nez ma vyrobu hospodafskych stroj1
naTadi. Skodovka prod9lala "a
posledni rok $4,000. 900 korun.
RyChly nayrat hrdinI.
Ceskoslovensky ministr zahranic.
mich zalezitosti DIR. Eduard Benes,
pri sobotnf konferenci oznamil, ja-
ke pripravy ucin6ny byly pro do
pravu ceskoslovenskeho vojska ze
SibiTe dom1. DIE sd6leni jeho ma
jaty byly k tomu cili q transportnf
lodi japonske. Vedle toho Spojene
Staty daily pro ten ucel k disposici
10 svych neivetsich lodi Pacific.
KEN oceanu. DR.. Benes sdslil pfi
te prilezitosti. ze ceskoslovenska
vlada Sc snazi. aby voisko re Sibife
bylo co nejdfive dopraveno domn.
MiniStr pfeStonpil k evangelicke
cfrkyi.
Prazske yeeerniky oznamuji. ze
ministr spravedlnosti. adr. Vesely.
vystoupil rodinou katolicke
cirkye pTestoupil k cirkvi evan
gelicke Ceskych bratfi.
SOCialiSte dcStali 120 mist.
Pfi mad jine urputnych volebnich
bojich v Rhine vybojovali socialiste
pro sve stoupence 12O mist do "a
konodarny. Katolici zvolili 80
svych kandidatss.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21

Po marnvchxpokuSech ratifikcva'
II mirovou smlouvu. sen&t We stfe'
du odroten byl. Tfikrate udineny
pokus vzdy selhal. Republik6ne
Vidouce. ke sotya budou miti dve
tfetiny senAtorH pro ktery koliv
zpCsob ratifikace smlouvy. podali
resoluci ma prohlaseni skonceni val
ky. Resoluce pfedana bvla vyboru
ma zahraniGni zalezitosti. Jest
otazkou nynf. co ucini president
Wilson. President m1ze witt zpet
pfedlohu mirove smlouvy znovu
il predloziti budoucim zasedani
senatu. OvSem ma nem zalezi. jak
"a dobre uzna.
VysIedkem neshody senatu jest.
ze valecny stav se vsemi svymi va.
lecnymi regulacemi trvati bude da.
lie. nejmene aspon do noveho Ease
dani senatu. ktery znoVu Sc seide v
budoucim mesici.
NedOStatek nhelny znOYn StraT.
Zatim co maiitele doId havffi
zadny pokrok jednanich svych We
Washingtonu necini. zpravy re "a.
padu Jihr nasv6dcuji. ze situace
tam stale sc horst. Uhlokopove
znovu pocinaji odchazeti prace
zasoby elm vice vycerpavany isou.
Ma Jihu narizeny jiz restrikce u
zivdni paliva domacnostech.
HIuene vOlby V Rime.
V Rhine pfi volbach odevzdalo
mnoho knezi i-feholnik1 sve hlasy.
coz dosud nebyvalo. Volby deli
Sc "a cetngch nepokojn veikeho
vzruseni. Trpelivost policie a vol.
ska vysazena tezke zkousce. Ia
cetnych srazek poIet zran6nych "a.
stal 81 takrka stejny ma obou stra-
mach. Caste pouzito ku rozehnani
dav1 hasicskych aparat6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
SOcialiSte dcStali 1870 mist.

OUVIUIIOTC WCOTUII 1 ~ IUISIs
Pfi mad jine urputnych volebnich
bojich v Rhine vybojovali socialiste
pro sve stoupence 12O mist do "a
konodarny. Katolici zvolili 80
sv5ch kandidatas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
Vann day LEVINE akoupe Brat Svedd ma Ashland Avenue

delsi dobu srdeGni Yadou. Narozen
| byl v tihlifskych Janovicich. V
Americe dlel po 80 rokA. zamest-
nanim byl truhlaf. Nalezel ku Ra.
du Blank. cislo 26 CSPS. a Sboru
Sok. Jed. Blesk. jichz deputace jei
budou ma posledni cest6 doprovaze-
ii. Pohreb konan bude z domu
smutku. 920 N. Luzerne Ave. " So
botu. 22. listopadu We 2 hodiny od-
pol. ma Narodni hrbitov. Zesnuly
zanechava zde tri dcery a syna
vsecky zaopatrene. Pohfeb vypra
vi firma Jos. F. Viktor 8 Elias T.
Zirkler.
" rocni sch1zi Fairmount &
Chapel rlice Staly Stavitelsk1
Spolek els. Inc. .dne IL. listopadu
t. r.. zvoleni nasledujici 1rednici a
feditelstvo ma pTisti rok. Pfedse.
da JOS. A. Hlavfn; mistopredseda
Alois Kotesovic; pokladnik Vaclav
Hradsky; tajemnik j. C. Masopust; :;
vyp. tajemnik K. A. Masopust.
Reditelove pp: j. j. Kalista, Alb.
j. Tuna. M. ]. Kalista. Jos. Sacha.
Chas F. Ceska. VI Shimanek,
Josef Janda. James Russy. Vaclav
Marsalek. Ucetni vybor PIP: Nj.
j. Kalista, Jas. w. Rezek James
Russy. Pravni zastupce James F.
Klecka.
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Nedelni zakOny budou yymahany.

Velkoporota jednaiic v 1tery o
zalobach rroti ctyrem salooniknm,
kterf meli tuto nedeli saloony sve
otevfeny. odporueila policeinimu
narsalu. Carterovi. ably budouc-
nosti setfeni 'modrych" zakon1
prfsne vymahano bylo. Podle zn6.
nj "modrych" zakonn zapovezeno j
prodavan1 sladkych napojn. Vefei-
most ma pravo zadati zakonodarnu
zm6nu anebo odstraneni zakonn
techtO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
Dya ma "jobu"

Mistosuperitendent. John F. Ho-
gan prave mayorem jmenovany
superintendent yefejnych budov.
Levi Thompson 1faduji - mozno-
Ii 1fadovani iejich dradovanim ma
'zvati = a ieden druhemu ustoupifi
nechce. Hogan. demokrat re stare
administrace. Thompson, republi
kan move adminisirace. Mayor
Broening. kdyz mestska rada odesla
ma prazdnjny az do l. prosince. ably
Sc zotavila 1morn5ch praci svych.
jmenoval jejich prazdninach
Thompsona superintendent. KITE
ry bez potvrzeni mestske rady. jez
travi ma prazdninach. timed ujal Sc
vnitfn1 1fadovny. Zevnejsi drado-
vna oosazena jest Hoganem ieho
demokratickou armadou. Ob6 stra.
nv cekaii ma pTilezitost ku 1toku a
vitezstyi nebo porazce. jez rozhod.
nuta bude asi soudni sini pravni-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21

slyseny byly obe strany. otiskujeme
zaslany dopis p. Reichla. V zale-
zitosti teto budoucn6 ze zadne stra-
ny dopisy neotisknene.