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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
TO TRAIN 1T
!. M. c. 4. THIS Y EEK

Eddie Welsh South Bend light
vveicht who viii meet sammy
H,ss. Fort WAYNE boxer IN the fen
turc preliminary Co Tho Mason
Kelly bout here on OCT o.. will re-
turn from. Kalamazoo today 20
Wind uD his training NJ the local y.
80 c. A Welsh was introduced az
kalamazoo Tuesday night He viii
pusar in a bout there about lhs
e1d OF September. and viii also sp-
pear in Grand Rapids during the
ralf few weeks
He VII start hCNi~e program
TODAY wtth Al LARGE. Chicago. who
VIII appear with him AZ .he r. ~
a. a every afternoon during III,
present week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
N4NE DAVIS CUP TEAM
FOR AUSTRALIA TRIP

NEW YORK. sept. 14-SeIecuon
Of the American tennis team 90 gar
ticipate in the Davis cup matches In
Australia In December was an
nounced Tuesday night by the Da-
Wis cup committee The team
comprises William T TIlCen II
worlds singles champion William
NJ Johnston. Charles S. Garland. r.
y. Williams II and Samuel HARDY
captain. The team viii sail from
Vancouver about Nov. 20. arriving
IN Auckland three weeks before
their attempt 70 return the Davis
cup 20 this country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
Big Ten Teams
Start Football
Practise Today

CHICAGO. SEPT l4.-Footbau
practice viii be officially opened in
the western conference Wednesday.
Reports Tuesday night indicated
that the largest squads in years
would answer the call with the
possible exception OF Purdue and
northwestern. the elevens will be
composed OF veteran players. The
hrst game of the season will be
played zen days later when Indiana
takes the nCld against Franklin
college at Bloomington. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
Breuers Take Struggling
Match From Minneapolis

MILWAUKEE Wis SEPT a -
Milwaukee won hitting game
Tuesday from Minneapolis 20 t.
Both Northrop and Thompson were
0atted hard. Russell and Stay'cr
each made home runs with two men
on the bases Score.
Minneapolis sol COS 00O-T IL o
Milwaukee &C.,. 10 500 s1s-s II !
Thompson and Mayer; Northrop
and e1ayloE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
CUBS BREAK DODGERS
STREAK; YIN 10 TO ?

BROOKLYN. Sept. 14-Chicago
broke Brooklyn's string of victories
Tuesday by smuggling three pitchers
and winning 10 TO 2. Tyler allowed
only three hits. one of which was a
home run over the right field wall
by Neis Robertson made five in as
many times at bat, getting triple,
two doubles and two singles. Pas
kert got three. including home run.
Paskert also played brilliantly in the
field. oue-handed running catch
featuring. a postponed game is
scheduled with Chicago tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
HyGtt'S Record Homer
Fails TO Beat indians

TOLEDO, O., Sept I4-Hyatt' g
drive over the right field wall. the
only time the feat has been accom-
plished this season, scored the ONLY
run for Toledo in the game which
Indianapolis won here today by a
score Of 3 70 l. The victory made
IL three out OF four for the visitors
Tomorrow scheduled game was
played Sunday. Score:
Indianapolis . 010 OIL 00O-s 2
Toledo .. 600 Dol 900
Petty and Henline; Okrie. NTcCcT
and WoOdall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

This New York boxing gentleman
will be the first opponent Of
Georges Carpenter. French cham
piOn heavyweight. who has just re
turned 20 America for another tour.
Carpenter preferred 70 meet Lee
whisky before signing with Demp-
sey. Levinsky cannot be classed
with Dempsey. but il is probable
that he viii give Carr enter
strenuous workout, and a victory
for the American is not beyond pos
sibilitics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
Louisville Takes Four
In a ROiO From Columbus

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept 14-Bv
winning Tuesdays game from CO.
umbus, S 20 s. Louisville made @
Your IN a row on the series Both
Estel and Gross were hit hard hrt
the former proved stronger in the
pinches- Four fast double PLAYS
behind the local pitcher helped
keep the Columbus score down.
Score.
Columbus 200 600 ooI-s 10
Louisville ...114 0O2 0Os-s L
Gross and DEUEL.; Esteu and
Kocher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

Two base hits-MenOsky. Harper,
Sisler, TObin. stolen bases-Sisler.
SaCrifices@Sisler, LAMB. Errors
Scott, Schang, Gerber. Double play
Gerber to Gedeon and SiSler. Left
on bases-BOston 10; St. Louis 6.
Bases on balls-Off Harper g.; on
Davis 3. Hits-off Harper 9 in :
innings; off Jones in l inning. Hit
by pitcher-Davis (Menosky). Struck
out-by Harper 3; by Davis 8.
Losing pitcher-Harper Umpires-
Moriarity and Hildebrand. Time
1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
Ued Drops Second Place American Race When Athletics Win
EVANS BREAKS H4RK
FOR KOKOWO COURSE

kOkOMO. Ind. sept 4-Shoo--
Ing below par IN The hrst nine holes
and rer eating the feat ir the seconf
nine. Chick Evans amateur gof
champion az the United States. az
pearing here Tuesday az The C0uu-
Try club in ar exhibition match with
Bob Mcdonald Scot professional
OF Chics 20. and Ted Ray ard Harry
Nardon, British stars. set a record
for the local course with a total
score Of Z. defeating The Briushers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
Nuns Assist at Dedication
Of NetC Chapel in ElkfrdTt
,ecial TO The News-Times:

Special 70 The News-Times:
ELKHART. Ind. Sept. l4.-Sev-
eral nuns of ST. Marys academy as
sisted Tuesday in the dedication OF
the new chapel at st. Vincents
home for sisters. Mass was cele-
brated by Rev. F. J. Jameson, the
first one in the new chapel II was
built this summer when the sisters
home was being remodeled%
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
Packers Outhit Saints
But Still They Lose

KANSAS CITY. No. sept IS. -
Kansas City outhit St Paul Tues
day but six errors coupled with op-
perfume batting gave the visitors the
game, 9 to l. Six OF St PauI's nine
hits were made of Forstman in the
first two innings. Score:
St. Paul . $50 600 OILS
Kansas City O2O OO1 OOI-4 10
r. Williams and Hargrave. Horst
man and Sweeney.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

CHICAGO. Sept a.. - Chicago
Hiay,d cr-atic BAN behind Hodge
Tuesday vhnc Washington hit OPP
p.r.une'v and shu- out tho locals. z
90 r the final game OF the series
A.osta. pitching for Washington.
Kept the locals hits scattered and
broke Eddie Collins hitting streak.
Collins had hit safely iu twenty
two consecutive games before being
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
HUMBLE PHILLIBS
CRUSH CHAMPIONS
Philadelphia Slams Four Gin
cinnati Pitchers For
p Runs.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. II. -
Philadelphia Tuesday won its sec
oud straieht game from Cincinnati
y 20 10. gaining the lead i'm the
nIst inning and maintaining il
throughout. Five Of the visitors
nine errors came in the first inning
iu which Philadelphia score six runs
0u one scratch hit. Daubert was
In IDuItnr n.Ifnr Srnl...
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
BROW'NS SLAH PAIR OF
BOSTON PITCHERS: YIN

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-St Louis
hit Harper and Jones hard Tuesday
and defeated Boston 10 4. The
locals wasted but one hit The Wis
itors could do nothing with Davis
until Tho oighih inning Scnra-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
B1ttol for Douglas in 6th.

z-Battel for Douglas in 6th.
zz-Isattcd for Sauee IN Sth.
81 Iouis ... 21O Oo2 012-9
%ow York .... O1O col GO1-S
Three base hits-McHenry, Sny-
der. Home run-McHenry. Errors
-Bovcroft. snyder. Sacrifices
SchupD. Hornsby Double play
Horrsnv to Lavan. Left on bases
81 ouis = New York II. Bases on
laIs-off Douglass: off Permits. Oft
Werters1. off Schupp2. Hits-oft
Douglas i'm S: off Perritt 1 i'm 2-5!
eff Sllloe none in I IS; off Winters
IN I. Struck out-hy Douglas -;
hv Pcrritt1. by Schupp4- Cmplros
Harrison and Mccormick. Losing
pitchor-Doubias Time 2,l5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
NEW YORK TAKES
LEAD AS MACKS
SHUT OUT TRIBE
Rommell II % d s Cleveland
Helpless and 'Railenders
Hit Hard.

Cleveland. o. Sept. 14-Romme-l
held the Indians 70 1--WE hits Tues
day and Philadelphia scored an
easy victory over the erstWhile
leaders. pulling Cleveland down 90
second plac1 while New York gues
into the lead with "a game adj
vantage The Indians failed % get
more than one lift in any one in-
ming Only three Cieve iauders
reached third. two being out each
time Philadelphia h7tted dwell
ard Morton hari score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

- lot Of folks are certain they
would be happier if the cost of living
could be cut in two and their in
comes doubled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

The man who bets on the wrong
horse is usually able 10 see where
the government is giving him the
worst OF IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
REsULu YESTERDAY

ENAas-N - II u . AAAAEA 7
American -.caEue
Washin gton Z: Chicago o.
Philadelphia s: Cleveland o.
New York Is. Detroit 3
Boston Z, St Louis Z
National Lea que
81. Louis o. New York 3
Cincinnati 10. Philadelphia Il.
Chicago 10: BCooklvn ..
PittsburC ar Boston (rainl.
American Association
Indianapolis g: Toledo I.
81. Paul 2: Kansas CITY 4.
Minneapolis :. Milwaukee 2
Columbus 3 Louisville S
southern Association
Mobile 81; Atlanta %
birmingham Il: New Orleans O.
Chattanooga IT Memphis (raiu)
international -.eaEus
Baltimore 70. Jersey City S.
Akron 8 Rochester O.
Syracuse ! Reading z
Toronto IS. Buffalo g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

L4IlotS-- OLoNLt -NtLe- 1WO base
hits-Flack. Robertson ., Merkle
Three base hits-Robertson. Home
rUns-Paskert, Neis Double play
TYLER and Merkle. Left on bases
Chicago (. Brooklyn l. Bases on
balls-On Galore . off Mitchell /:
of Tyler Z. Hits-By Galore S in
I innings: of Mitchell g in innings
off Miljus In Q Struck out-By
Galore 1. 10y Tyler l. Losing pitcher
Galore. Umpires - O'Day and
Ouigley. Time AS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
.Ratted for Hodge In 5th.

W. shingtCn ...... 0S1 OF O0O-1
Chicago ..------ 600 600 600
Two base hits-Roth Jackson
Harris Three base hits-RIce.
iices-Efierhe Acosts 2. Char
ritr Frrors-AcoSta. Weaver. f.
Collins. Jackson. Schalk. Double
pIa~-RisberS 70 J. Collins Left on
laSgs-N aSniuEton Chicago B..
Bases on balls-On Hodge .. WIKI
insou 4 in innings Struck out
Bv Hodge Losing pitcher -
Hodge.
Cmpires-Dineen and Chill
TIme-1.3G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

The feature event OF today's races
will be the Steeple chase Of one and
one-eighth miles over eight jumps.
The program which Will start at
$3.50 South Bend (fast) time, will
include six events as follow:
2:14 TrOt, Purse $500.
Kentucky Lee, Ben McGregor.
jolly. Nellie the Great, Axle Glynn,
Elizabeth d, Frank II. Forbes.
Hattie Y. Todd, William Donlin,
Virginia Brook, Gene K ota H.
Glenn c.
2:17 Pace, Purse $500.
Logan Hedgewood, D. NJ. b.
Time Sheet. Telma Patchen, Ne
dunn Gazette. Dell Cohato. Hazel
b. Fife Direct, Topeka Bell. Miss
Ophelia Peter, Baron Watts, The
Comet. Bessie Patch, AK Reaper
Rhizone. James Rowdy. Mary H.
Pulled Rice.
2:1O Pace, Purse $500.
James Rowdy. Anna. Fife Direct.
Nancy Maud c.. Horace McKerron.
Royal Path, Logan Hedgewood, The
Comet
Five Furlongs-Running.
Horse. sire and weight: Joe Null
lenda (Salvation) ~. Charles
Lows (Sain) III. Marcia Marta
Santa) 10, Fabian Transformer
III Participle (Panquite) II.
Bolla (Bonarges) III. Justice Ca
bel (NcGee) III, Transmiller
|. (Transuau) 112.
One Mile Running-SOuth Bend
Stake.
Iron Queen (Cast Iron) 112. Es-
Their L (Thicket) 112. Pin Money
(BrinIamer) ia, Hurcus CHurcu-
las) 107, Beanspiller (Sain) IA.
Gaido (1Iinia JD 107, Peter CCal-
arr ia. Sammy Boy CSwepe) 1O7.
Stceple Chase, One and One Eighth
Miles Over Eight Jumps.
Queen OF the Sea AS. Jupiter
1870. Ratio 125. Monogram 125. Al
len 135. Fabriko $50, Uno 125.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
PEACHESi
PEACHESt

They are here and the price is
right Do not wait any longer. Buy
now while you can get the good
quality. If you cannot get them
from your grocer, buy here, we can
furnish YOU any amount you want.
Also Michigan fruit or all kinds.
1. r. BUTZBACH. los N St Joe
st, Foot Of Wash. ST.
s156-15.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
GAMES TODAY
Ar,,aHran Lea rFrr

NIUrT IfTsiII III . u
Boston AZ 81. Louis
One game scheduled.
National League.
pittSburE at Boston
Cincinnati al Philadelphia.
Two games scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
P MANNING WINS
$4,000 TROT At
SYRACUSE RACES
Tommy Murphy Captures An
other as Grand Circuit
Opens Season.

SYRACUSE. y. y, Sept IA
Peter Manning. the big bay Eeldins
trotter driven By Tommy Murphy,
ca ptured the classic $4,000 Empire
stake az the grand circuit meeting
at the New York state fair today
Victorious in two OF the three heats
Ieter Manni,g shared honors Of the
fig event with 4 Colorado. winner
OF the second heat and most con-
slstcnt contender for laurels
throu shout the race.
The Matron stake, surpassed in
uteres. and money value only by
the Empire stake. was won by Sis
ter Bertha. an outsider. overlooked
by horsemen and followers Of light
harness racing, who had picked
Day Star. Natalie the Great and
Worthy Chief as the probable win
tiers.
All Are Upscts.
Virtually every raee on the nine
event program furnished an upset.
While the triumph OF Peter Man
ming i'm the top line race was not
unexpected. drivers expressed great
surprise 10 the wonderful showing
of + Colorado. handled by Walter
ffA- A04OA40 NOl the EELO444
heat. finished second m the first and
third heats and made Peter Pan
ming extend himself 10 the limit TO
achieve victory.
The victory Of Mile Irwin in the
lieutenant governors stake for 2:O9
trotters furnished one Of the great
est surprises. Peter June was the
tavorite. but Walter Fleming drove
Mile Irwin 10 win i'm two or the
three heats. despite the desperate
stretch drives OF Pop Geers. John
II. Braden, another outsider, made
his victory in the Syracuse stake
for 2:O5 PAGERS decisive by winning
three heats.
Billy sunday upset the talent by
capturing the 2:1O pace, taking the
second and third heats after Jay
Brook. the favorite, had won the
first Bogalusa trotted true 10 form
in the Yates hoteI cup for 2-year-
olds and won almost as he pleased
from "a field OF eight starters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

out. hit by batted ball.
XX-Batted for Brady in Sth.
XXX-Ran for Karr in Sth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
FOUR RACES OPEN
SPRINGBROOK CARD
Peter Niles. Richard Ander.
son, Easter Tide and Rog
Winners.

Peter Niles. owned by Frank
Cromb. OF Elkhart, and driven By
Johns. ran the most consistent race
In the four events that opened al
the racing program OF the Interstate
fair at SpriDsnrook park Tuesday
afternoon The big black took the
2:24 troI ia three straight heats.
making the second mile in 2:15 IA.
Johns was never headed during any
OF the three heats Nellie the Great.
owned by Orville Quick, LapOrJe.
and driven by Roy Line. took second
money with three seconds. Jola
Nan, South Bend horse owned and
driven by Sam Terrell ran third in
the first heat, but was disranced IN
the second as We're Teddy Ray and
Baron Parole.
In the hrst event. the 2:20 pace.
Richard Anderson. owned and
driven by J. DaEley. New Castle.
took all three heats with a best mile
of 2:14 1-2 HCwes Special. owned
by Mat Schimerhorn. Of How, Ind.
and driven by Method. gave the
winner a close race in the second
heat crossing the line not more
than half a head behind.
Bad Starts Mar Races.
The four furlorg running event
which was third on the program re-
suited in a victory Tor Easter Tide
in 80 - A dozen false starts
diminished the interest of the spec
tators. Gypsy queen. owned by K.
W NaceIroy. with Bryan up. who
was thought by many TO be the best
entry was drawn from the race by
her owner after the first start.
she got away to a big lead and was
fast distancing the field when the
horses were brought back for an
other start.
In the final getaway only three
horses ran Marzala and Transmit
Ter had run in at the tape and
failed 10 start.
Fully two-thirds Of the crowd left
before the final race, a six furlong
running event Four horses started
and Rog with Vandusen up won
raudflv in 1-16.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
SMRTELNE Sc POPALIL.

We Wrightov6 nemocnici ze-
mfel vGera V noci Glety James
Spino, iehoz rodice bydli els.
19403 Kewanee Ave. Spino
podlehl popaleninam, kter6 u
trp6I V uliGce "a svym obydlim,
kde mladez re sousedstvi ohen
rozdelala. Ma hochovi vznal
Sc sat ably hofici odev uhasil
Spino zab6hl doma a We sve
loznici zaboril Sc do poduSek q
loznfch pokryvek. Stalo Sc tax
ia nepritomnosti jeho rodiGu.
Ohen ma t6le tedy uhasil, lee
jinak utrp6t straSlive popale-
niny. Teprve Vecer, kdyz rodi-
Ce domG Sc vratili, diteti bylo
opatfeno lekarske oSetreni a
posleze hoch byl odvezen do
nemocnice, kde V n6kolika ho-
dindch dotrp6l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
AMERICKY "MODROVOUS"
WATSON ODSOUZEN MA
DOZfVOTf.

Los Angeles, 10. kv6tna. =
James P. Watson, jenz Sc pfi-
znal k zavrazdeni n6kolika
zen odsouzen ma dozivoti do
v6zenl V San Quentinu. Rozsu
dek byl vydan V soudn1m lice
nj pro zavrazdeni Niny Lee De
loney ku kteremu Sc zlocinec
minuleho tydne primal.
Distriktni navladni TIL. Lee
Woolving ohlasuje, re Sc vrah
primal k vrazde devate zeny
a zaroven doznal, re prave je-
no jmeno jest Dan Holden a
re pochazi q Arkansasu. Pro-
ces S netvorem kona Sc pro
kazdou vrazdu zvlaSt' a po-
prava jeho stanovend ma Is.
kv6tna bude die vlastni jeho
zadosti odlozena do dolby, kdy
vysv6tleno bude zahadne uni
zeni nekolika jinych zen.
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15LETA SkOLACKA ZADA
O ROZVOD.

u kraisk6ho soudu podala
vtera zadost o rozvod patnacti
leta Jos. Davisova, bydlici Sc
svou matkou V elsie 1855 Ore
gon Ave. a pritomne vysSi
mestskou skolu navstevujici.
Davisova pravi, re prodala Sc
ia sveho 21leteho muze Edu-
arda pred rokem dorozume-
MIN sv6 matky. Sc svym man.
zelem lila vSak jen diva tydny
naGez vratila Sc domG a zpet
do skoly. Davis ie pry zanedbj
val, o nj Sc nestaral a ma zivo.
byti niCim nepTisp6l. Matka
musela pry ieji domacnost fl,
nancovat a zivobyti obstardvat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
HROMADNE ZATYKANI v
AKRON.
35 byvalych hostinskych " OBJ
zalobe pro prestoupeni prohi-
bice.

Sousedni m6sto Akron do
ckalo Sc vcera hromadneho "a
tykani hostinskych, jakeho
tam posud nebylo. 35 muzu ie
dnes V obzalobe pro pTestoupe
nj ndrodni prohibice. Budou
procesovani zdeisim distrikt-
MIN soudcem a V dalSlm Zaty-
kdni bude V Akron pokracov5-
no j dnes. Vlddni prohibicni
zv6dove podnikli vcera V A
kron diva najezdy celkem, ie-
den We ctvrti pfistehovaleck6 a
druhy We ctvrti obchodnf. Nj
iezdy ty rfdil vladni agent
Counts a ma Mich podilelo Sc
80 neilepsfch vladnich detekti-
vi. Mnoho sud6 koralky, vina
i piva bylo skonfiskovano a do
Clevelandu pfivezeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
"a STRELBY DO TERCE.
Slovensky delnik r. Puska pfi-
sci o zivot " lese u Medina, o.

Mistnim uradGm telefono-
v5no vcera Serifem 2 Medina,
O.. re V tamejsich lesech pri-
sci nahodile o zivot cleveland
sky slovensky delnik FrantiSek
Puska, ktery byl bezdecn6 IL
smrcen "a stfelby 2 loveck6 rue
nice. Puska vysel 81 ma low do
medinskych lesG pfedvcirem S
tTemi svymi krajany kdvz
zv6f naSim svatecnim honcGm
do rany nepfisla, tito urobili
ma mytin6 terc a bavili Sc strel
bou podobnym zpGsobem. Pu-
Ska zasazen byl ma prsou We
chvili, kdyz ruCnice jeho ka-
marada explodovala. Tamneisi
koroner s1ibuje dalSi podrobno
sti, iakmile afferu dodatecne
vySetri. ZdeiSi PuSkova adres-
sa neni dosud znam6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
BPCADWAYSKY KRAM
VYPLENEN.

Do strizniho obchodu Jaku-
ba Kohena, 8510 Broadway,
vnikli vcera Casn6 rano lupiGi,
odnessi obchodu zbozi V ce-
ne $4,000, zvlast6 l6tek hedvab
nych a krajek. Lupici vy$plha
Ii Sc ma strechu onoho obchod-
niho domu pomoci provazove-
no zebfiku podobnym zpaso-
benz, sv6tlikem We stfeSe dosta
Ii Sc do kramu, kde vSe pTeha-
zeli a posleze vybran6 latky
ma auto nalozili a lupem
svym ujeli. Policie pat6ho pre-
cinktu zabyva Sc vysetrovanim
one krddeze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
RUDE ST TANGIT PREC.

Pak-li tanecni pavilion We
Woodland Hills parku pfedvcl
rem vyhofel, neni tim jeste re-
ceno,/ re We Woodland Hills
parku Sc letos nebude tancit.
Bude sc tancit sice V tamejsi
budove pro postovni aeropla-
ny. Postovni vzduchoplavba
bude totiz prest6hovana ma
Martinovo letiste u st. Clair
Ave. a 2 hangaru We Woodland
Hills parku bude zarizena ta-
necni sin niz bude prvni "a
bava jiz pfiSti tyden mestem
poTadana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
PROF. BEMIS " NEST
SKYCH SLUZBACH.
Peticentove jizdne ma karach
radou povereno a vysSi sluzne
hasiCIm i poIicistIm
povoleno.

Ia vcerejsi schGze NEST
skych rad6 usneseno ziskati
prof, Bemise, jenz by pomahal
radnici We formovani novych
vysad East Ohio Gas Co. Be-
mis-, byvaly Teditel vodaren
mel sice v,rade oposici, ma ko-
nee bvl vSak engazovan 81 pro
ii p6ti oposiCnim hlasGm.
Mayor Fitzgerald diva Bemi-
sow prednost pred pittsburz-
skym plynarnickym eXpertem
Knowlesem proto, ze Bemis N
cry Johnsonovy mestskych
sluzbach Sc osvedcil zet', ski
tecnym pritelem lidu nikoli
ndstroiem ziskuchtivych korpo
raci, zvlaSte Standard Oil Co.
Dale mestSti radni povefili
p6ticentove iizdne ma karach,
ktere We skutecnosti veSlo V
platnost jiz dnes, kdy proddvd
Sc pet jizdnich listkd ia %
cent? neb pocitd sc pet centd
ia iednotlive jizdne a cent IA
transfer bez srazky.
Ably byval6mu mayorovi Da-
visovi Sc vyhovelo, sluzne poll
cistG a hasicu bylo ZvySeno o
5000 rocne, take kazdy pro-
sty hasic neb straznik bude Wy
d6lavat roGne S2O04. Ndcelnici
dotycnych Department. budou
NIT roGn6 po $500, vrchni in
spektori S3740. druzi inspekto
ii $3.50. kapitan $2,981. po-
rucici $22S8 a serzanti $2172.
Spolecnost poulicnich drah
bude dovoleno zafiditi trakcni
linie V CollinwOod a zbudovat
pristavek IL trakcni stanice ma
Harvard Ave. st. Clair linie do
ckd Sc dvoinasobnych kolej-
mic V Nottinghamu a Ivanhoe
Road pripadne nova pTicni IL
ME mezi st. Clair Euclid A
ve.
Zmuntova taxi ordinance bu
de snad ponekud zmirnena '
pristi schulz mestske rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
PODLEHL RANE PsEM MU
ZPUSOBENE.
Tragicky skon poulicniho hve-
zdare j. r. Connera.

Cleveland ztratil vcera jed
nu re svych neiznamejsich fl
gurek. Sedmdesdtilety "hve-
zd5f" John r. Conner, 5607
Euclid Ave-, podlehl otrave kr-
We V nemocnici sv. LukaSe. A
81 pred tydnem byl ma squaru
pokousdn potulnym psem, lee
staroch ranu zanedbal a teprve
kdyz otrava krve sc dostavila,
vyhledaval pomoc V nemocnici
kde prava noha musela mu by
ii amputovana, kterouzto ope-
raci Conner nepTezil.
Tyz zivil Sc astronomii V
Clevelandu asi 80 rokG. Urobil
81 totiz dalekohled a "a bez-
mraGnych vecerd "ukazoval
hv6zdy". Sv6j dalekohled mel
zpravidla vztyceny ma squaru
u Ontario ul. a "a kazd6 podi-
vani Sc ma hv6zdy poGital &c
cent?. Pred lety, kdy zivobyti
bylo levnejsi, Conner "a "po-
hled ma hvezdy" cital jenom
petnik. Dnes je jeho stanoviste
ma squaru opuSten6 a Ultra bu
de nejstarSi ten poulicni Gle
velandsky hvezdar pohfben
Conner zustavil obstojn6 jm6-
nj a nekolik vzdalenych pfi.
buznych.>