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ment which the scientist chOoses for his
inamorata, much 70 her chagrin, until il
IN explained 10 her, out Of d book. as
being highly complimentary
Thus all ends happily the maturcr
mates coming " an understanding IN
front center MS the nyfnph is borne kirk
ing r. u. O. 70 !. u. 9. IA the arms " her
cave faun.
There arc only two sets the scientist =
loggia and garden by daylight and moon
light and the veranda of the summer hotel,
both simple and effective. except that the
,Inmodificd top light makes trying shad-
nws on the actOr 5 cOtntcuonccs 81 times
The central figure is of course John
Drew the Only with most uf his suavitjcs
of expression and gesture. and .nan ~
rlelivery of q poignant cpiRrarn md The
audience was with him An The tlTnc and
ever ready 10 litter as the bright lucs of
the author came to them through th
Iy,s of their favorite The picce j. .
r,carh If fit for HIM, hc u slid by tho
way
Janet Becchcr was The plump and pleas
ing widow who readily renewed her former
eRay over the hero by her charm and
-gnpathy, her spell extending TO The
audience.
The aaucy butterfly part of Corahc
Tippet found likcwise o charming cx
poncnt in Ruth Findlay, whose romantic
IDEAS. changing from moment r. moment,
were echoed by those of Tom Forshay
played with much vehcmcncc by William
Raymond.
The complementary pair Of young folk
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DEFIANCE ACADEMY.
Goals
FRIENDS SCHOOL BASKETBALL.
Two Interesting Games in One of Which
CoatcSyillc Won.

Wilmington Friends bowed IN drfgat g
CoatesyIIIc Pa. High school ~ the
Coat.syillc floor, last evening. ~ hotly-
contested game At the end Of the first
half Friends led hv margin Of one poIui,
thr score being II - They started ont
with 4 dash and kept lead oi from to
points throughout thr FIRST session. The
passing ana team play II the local team
vas excellent. tat shooting Vas not what
might hc expected. Thr second bali Was
II ficrccly and roughly contested An y
hiIItion is has teen staged tins year
The guarding of fhc CoAtcs,lllf PLAYERS
vas 81 close thA, Friends nctted only one
basket while thcir forwards were sue
,r>s,ftlj Ia placing three I.ackcv and II
smith plaved stellar roicS for The IGtal
team Mode plaNcd we'll. considering that
the opno> Ition evidently considering him
tho most dangers of the Quakcr>, Iro1e
him daring tho entire game FastEmrn
Ana Shanncman starred for CoatcsvilIc.
Coatrsvillc has not hcen defeated tins
season Fools called wcrc numerous, -
hcine called al Friends and Is on the
High School I.ackcy shot Is foul goals
while ~hannonan uctted III The -corr
follows
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!lIJlt
Goals
BEACON ATHLETIC S.
College Boys and Girls to Have Basket"
ball, Baseball and Other Sports.

lhe Beacon College Club an organila-
non u Beacomltos is 70 get behind ath
ictIcs. John s. FuTn.ss has cor sontcd 70
act as director. II Will he recalled By hlF
friends and many Of his adyersaries who
met defeat 1T the HANDS Of the Whining
ton Conference Adadtmy baseball teams
in IA IS and 10, that Jack is an able
player and athletic enthusiast
d speaking Of lis prop sed plars for
athletics, Jack said the club will put q
basketball team in the running for tho
remainder Of the season preparatory 10
going into baseball il the spring, and II
the team develops good material and gets
tho following Of the members he will
arrange for tennis and perhaps other ath-
sotiG sports.
Arrangements are being ehrrtcd for u
suitable gyInnanium. where the large nam-
Der of candidates for the team ran pfae-
iiee, and Director Furnisr expects Il
pick q quintet With adequate Substitutes
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SALESIANUM WINS.
Local Basketball Team Beat Newark High
School Last Night

In a hard-fought game last night at
the Newark armory, the Saiesan'um
basketball quint t defeated the Newark
High School team by the close score Of
II To O The low score was due t. the great
defensive work displayed ON the part Of
both teams, but especially so by the
locals who held their opponents to one
lore two-pointer, which Armstrong drop
ped IN during the second half, after
throw-in from out of bounds
Capt Jim Quinn, of the Gold and
White five, was the only player who
counted field goal to his credit in the first
half which ended in tie. 3 II 3 lie and
Lowell, the classy guard of the locals
registered enough talics 10 win the game.
while Moore and Armstrong secured all
the points for the Ne ark boys Stncl, who
guarded for the latter. played us post
tion excellently holding his man from
scoring on several occasions when there
was every indication of dropping the ball
through the net
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
zBYSzKO IS MASTER
WRESTLER OF WORLD
Only Man Gotch Ever Feared IS
Coming Back TO America Next
Month to Meet All Chal
lengerS.

Chicago Jan. 17.-Who is tho world S
hcnvvwcight wrestling champion Don't
crowd nr push gents there room tor ail
First there's Earl Caddock thc Nnita,
Iowa. farmer boy with n strong claim 7"
the title merely . claim \ understand
Then there 5 Joe StCChcr 81 nodgc,
Nebraska who ass ,rt~ he's the real cham
pnn and hat Cuddock docsn Know what
he's talking about Next III Inc Is
Fd STRANGER Lewis If hcadloch fame.
Lewis Is rluly convinced that hc should
he considered in the championship dis
Iutc Comes now Nladck IhNSlko With
/ roar to he hcari Ihcn ;hcrr Is NaFn
PlcStna. who insists that nobody Viii
wrcstlc HIM Trailing II rcar ~ the long
procession Is John pe@rk Al Sautc|. Jack
Taylor and score 81 lesser lights, alI
claimants ri thu championship i{u,
There Is bulky person coming 81 our
shores about TIE middle III February
one ~taui-laus Ibyszko Who asserts
hat NcS>r> Caddock. Stcchcr, LOWS,
Plc<tma It Al are the Pref Portas III The
wrestling world M 0f thrm claimants,
but none of them entitled to the cham
pionShip
When Lhyszko returned q his native
Poland four wears ago. he loft D etuug
oi teWlldcrcd wrcstlcrs behind HIM ~ thls
country, dl of thcm glad hat hr had lc-
parted He had defeated 'hc wholc
string oi them. iucmding virtually al ~
fh present day ,.ars II thr mat lio
w.4dcd through the entire l>t the late
frank Gotch being the only man ID the
country "a UP set him
Gotch Then tht In3isputcd world :
champion met ZbySzkoin thcir memorable
match 1T the Coliseum n Chicago.
XbySzko advanced ~ HE center # the
ring with friendly hand extended 70
Gotch who instead II eFasninC Il II was
The custom dove far the Polish giant :
lccs and pinned him before ha bad realized
What had happened Gofch considered
himself uckl Is clf away uth the trick
Efforts to ct him to meet /hN-zAo n a
return match were un4vaIhag III r.fl.S-
IA ITS, lutciy ta 20 to lhe mat with hm.
again alth Hch he was gt.crcd S309W
for his share IhySzka i acknc vlcdp q
rs ~ the master wrestler Il the 0.r.a
He prainls : Is settle the championship
dispute rather begin the task 'tilrg
Il within two weeks after lis ARRIVAL
In New J orb
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i. NJ. II. A. PAShETRAl.L.

Ihp Norris town tr3ycl-n- nasE, II tiI
team ceu posed of cx-hiqh school II
In z aIr coy Known i'll these parts i
coming to Wlmn ptou d play The local
Y NJ II A first team Nor day evening
A game between the y NJ II. A. second
team and Recon tor the same evening
has bren arrange.i All M II A play
crs 9f tiisr "nd second teams are t9 re-
pot sunday q 230 for final Instructions,
and arrangemcrts wil nlso be mndc for
both teams to 20 to Chester Oh Thurs
day evening 10 play tho Young Men 4
Cha Dtcr Of ST Taul's Guild
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RIFLES CONSIDERED
BY ATHLETIC COUNCIL
Cross-Country Running Estab-
lished as Varsity Sport at Della
ware College.
speciai Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, Jan. I7.-Cross country run
ming was established rs q varsity sport
at Delaware College by tho Athletic Coun-
ell at meeting Thursday night. Coaches
Shipley and Lei Cato were named COM
mittee to prepare rules which will govern
the awarding of letters to members oil
cross country teams In the future. Last
wear WAS the first time that Delaware
has had q cross-country team and II made
a good record. Five members OF that
team will be awarded letters if the differ
ent classes approve. There seems to be
no doubt. but what the classes viii take
favorable action.
1t was decided to fix the price for adj
mission to college baseball games next
spring Mt 50 cents including the war tax,
The council fixed Saturday, May a
the date for the annual inter-sCholastlc
field and track meet on Frazer field.
1t was also decided that the varsity
letter for football and cross-country
be awarded to those entitled to them at
the Junior Prom dance at the Hotel du
Pont. Wilmington on January 80. Dean
L. L. Smith, president of the Athletic
Council. will award the letters.
The three athletes who broke Dela-
ware College records last year and are
therefore entitled to medals will decide
on the stvle of medal they prefer. They
are Harry Loose. who made new records
for both the discus and iavelin; Joe v ilson
for the one and two mile runs, and Paul
r. Arbuckle for the high jump.
Winners of the ID in football will
also received gold footballs from the
Athletic Council.
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C0ATF sNILII
I I{f4
GRAMMAR BEATS JUNIORS

In the lnttr-cya>s series oi basketball
games q, Friends school the Grammar
School defeated Tie Junior Class by q
score Of II 10 10 Tho game was we'll
PLAYED and clostly contested throughout
At the close Of the Commute halve, the
score stood 10 TO 10 and it va. necessary
to play two extra FIVE minute periods 70
decide the championship Moore scored
tic decisive }aslei ou q neat shot from
near the center of the floor Pyle and
Norrl. played spirited game for the
Grammar school The Junior team
showed lack Of practice and team work.
Hi and Fardo starred for the FIRST year
bows. The score follows
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hat will put many would-be adyersarits
TO defeat Games are scheduled for the
remainder of the season.
Much interest is being manifested by
the girl members, of whom there is large
number, and if their desire for athletics
continues, gymnastc classes may be
formed to give them chance to show
their skill A. Raymond Jackson, presl-
dent, wants it known that the club is
fortunate in having Mr.. Furniss as ath-
letic director, and that he will receive
strong backing from the executive com
rnittce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
DEFIANCE TEAMS LOSE
TO BOYS OF CHESTER
First and Second Squads Defeated
by Temperance in Close and
Exciting Games.

In close and exciting games played last
night at Chester, in st. Michael's Hall,
Defiance first and second teams lost TO
the c. T. A. boys. The first team lost
by the score of % to 10, and the scrubs
lost by the score of "a to 10. The high
class playing of Reagen of c. I. A. is
considered largely responsible for the de-
feat Of the local boys, in the first game.
In the preliminary game the Academy
was outclassed from the field, and only
their foul shooting kept the scocc close.
Murphy was the high scorer for the WIN
ners, with eleven tallies.
The ScOrcS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
'.ARNE
HrfA$TtL
The GOOD FeIlan- waIked aMav from

The Good Fellows walked away from
the Carney second tcam in the preiiu
Inars game 3--l2 This contest uA-
fast al3 eN~iting. a7th Martin Guiding
lis guards for tan field go..l lIoguc
L4ngau Klaus McI.iwec aud Sullivan
played for tie losing H<c while Bln
Lendeman. Martin Carpenter Harnng-
t6n and Felt made Up The Ast II Good
fellows
Garnet VII play tho jpiand toam ~
Chester tonight
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acrc sell represented ~ Pauline irini-
tagc and sidney Mason Arthur Barr.
ana Slbcrt l!ncd Gllfd out ihr picture 81
tho borcaomc friend ld tlr amila
rvit1r. and there yDu ar''
a crowded house j. synonymous with
Il Drew play, md war u cgidanrr .att
night 1h,rc viii be q mltincn and aa
evening performance today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
l.et,cr for RIll" MeGonaLl.

Tho porting ra.far " Fvtry tlrning
has & letter addressed fo tmpirc William
Bill MCGOWAN, whicb che latter
can have by calling for IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
EMMANUEL DEFEATED BY
GARNETS. SCORE 1915
New Castle Team is Surprised by
Showing Of Latter; Garnet Scrubs
Are Losers.
Are Losers

The lmmauat basketball tam iron
New Castle wa~ defeated last night ~
the Garnet quintet 1t the People y tile
nert gym, losing BY the score Of 81 t. -,
The New Castle boys werc surprised hy
tire showing ot the Garnst~ G Bulger
ard i Bulgar Wpr. Tire ter ! the gan.r.
Ihe Sc0Fg-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS. S.
MARY NASH m MAN AND WOMAN AT
TIT rLAYH0uFF

MARY NASH ~ MAN AND WOMAN AT
TIN PLAYHOUSE
Mary Nash, who will co-star with
Holbrook Blmu ~ MIN and Woman.
which Will bc IL lhc Elayhoaaa Monday.
TUESDAY and "Wednesday II neNt aetE IS
woIl-knovn IN tins ctt having aade
several appearances nn Tie fiay hnase
tag cilct of whch Was ~ her ereat II.
The Man " ho ClHW Raek She !.
known a- an aetrc~~ u exceptional iram-
atlc ability anil u her character Of the
Young WIZ 81 All elderlv -panish -uupeler
she will have 4 rot that will taN I'll II
h,r dramatic ablt tlo~ & the .strane II
it. thorough Interpretation Nr Blum
will he ~oeu 81 tho luagglef Be'h ee=
stars are - ~ supported IN CURTIS
Cooh-,> Who VIII ho remembered IS
appearing with Mary RYAN II The
Lttlc Teachrr last season.
LASH ufRf I>Trfn rtrt % NM
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Fvpry Evening ciasa bed advertise
mcnt4 frn2 re-EfF Proved ~ NE afs
raction ~ man. and viii y u you Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
ST FnI tICrof,tA.

Iodag WlI h. the last showing Of Norma
Talmadee ii he Isle of Conquest :
which lno delighted large audiences at
the Victoria th.- week Tom NN n
Rough Riding Romance viii he the
feature attraction II the letofia theatre
next week Think 81 II Iom Mis- Is
coming to town to IqS@o traln and climb
miles al hour Also % save iaay far
up and down u monster stairway reEar4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
BOWLING.

fhe following scores were rolled on
the alleys at Gradys Bowling and Bill
hard Parlors last evening
m prN-r = ,I-rrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17

The ncxt musical comedy Il nake Z
appearance It Tn Plavhonae i Lassie
which IS scheduled - appear thursday
FRIDAY and Saturday II neNf w.ek 1t
Is billed . mn~lcal novelty The author
of tha took aud lsrtes Ms CATHERINE
Chisholm Gushing While 9r Hugo Fe.Iy
eglMnneed lL.. .cnrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
cltSfR HlII At rHr tIHck

BURNS a kiss,n Hungarian Rhapsody
Is featured on the G4rrlck bill next week.
1t Is = lively musical COMEDY offarlhe
The bill also includes l1r Morgan and
Bcryl Gray II Every Day Ii tire Year
by Willard Mack Kennedy \ Rooley
in The Widowed BAR FcllN AID Fisher.
comedy gymnasts, Mile Choug tn
C'hincse song hird kartaii 4 I've Wlrt..
Evans and Wilson in Will You Marry
Me- Alpha Crane ard Delta Howard n
Smile Awhile also the funny Harold
Llovl cnmcdlcS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
FTuIL 6LAYT0N ANU n0K0THY EAIT0s
At Ifn MAJESTIC

1T IlTf Msjfs Ilt+.
For Somc months FtlUi CLAYTON ha~
been 4heeit from tie screen ENJOYING i
Weli--arned vacation ln.tout o tin.0 0rieI I
~inre her fettlru q ehaf ,Nhil. aEa-he aa-
mad - pi.tflre More u adls It:n tie
Mac. IA Vu.cn -he VII br sen II Tire
NaE.~tir NnndY Tue-da9 and Nedte~-
day 81 next week Ia Size vii Rrtsol =
airi Hith i d,.lre T. show = man that he
W. not rgilt Il, lf thought h. always Nas
tll- Nlfc Friend Is Il. tie Of Dorothy
Dalton picture made fist nfes5el u
hcr turn - +he stage "a AnHfad5te.
he f.tno'ie produef 81 winch : tse hf
= the t,stnA lisatp N NeW 4erk
HiIItN s. HtRT II fIH ,1ttfN.
4 surprise i IA store for very William
: Hart atilnlrcr when the ste theF
layorta III hi- newest production. John
Pctt.coat~ al nest Week II lie Queen
Theatre Tho .har pa. + al.d soHti5fra
m Wtush Hart has done Iuesi d tus .te ~
ami Won most st ms sWettheaIt, Nlil h.
missed and ofteii III their stead VII appear
tine conventional dr..9s Sait 8f4d the
tugt bat lhere IS also fashion show IL
tins picture joha l',ttleaat, 4li show
Hart tins best 1t is ealnaeiYIu The greater
port o', tut there t- a serious teia II tag
stofs Nihlffrd HtstMe. the elaes
lemnn player Ia, .aiist! ,tg..t=..sa IS
Charhe thaphnS Iht ~. nm
THt MlKsCLf aA> n Tit klAila.
Ali the coIr try and I'll world Isetiss..d
and lre ~tili discussing fhe Miracle
Man, the wonder play OF the phetop4aY
year winch when pft-eI I'd several
months ago ut lin. Maiest5e Theatre
caused M unusual STR among tie phsts=
play fans and other- nfo rarely ever
enter y picture Theatre.
Thousands saw i and thousands re-
gretfulIy missed il For tho, thousands
who missed the opportunity The Miracle
Man Is to be shown II the Rlalt Theatre
all of next week tieorg Ieane Tucker Is
the director Who brought II q the seHlaa
III hi. plavcT~ cut III tins plss and tin
player whom hc directed 4ss fhama.
Melehan. I5etty ConIeaa 4iai Joseph
j DoNlHg
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-04-16
Suroviay pro ceskoslovensky
prImysl.

Americka spolecnost Chas. w.
Brunk. disponujici kapitaIem 400
million6 dollard. chce poskytnouti
ceskolovenskemu pr1mysIu surovi-
ny "a yelmi vyhodnych podmfnek.
Poskytnouti chce dalekosahIe' avery
jednotliv5m prdmyslnik1m spo.
lecnostem. Ia 1celem navazani
stykd pr1myslniky a ziskani po.
trebnych informaci dli " Praze ge-
neralni zastupce uvedene spoleeno-
sti. Czech, Leghardt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-04-16
Mad'afi Gekaji.

Varsavskv 'Robctnik'. oznamu-
je kruh1 blizkych mad arskemu
vyslanectvf. re mad d'arska vlada sic.
duie velkym zajmem pr1beh ny.
nejsiho polsko.cesk6ho, sporu a be
jest odhodlana pripade neikrai.
neisiho jeho pfiostfenf aktivne W.
stoupiti IA strane polske z1csst-
niti Sc boie proti ceskosIovenske
republice.
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OsndnY yybuch.
Creel We vySetf0yani.

George Crtel. ktery byl vladimir
nacelnikem publicity dobe valKy.
ma byti dan obzalobu. jak odp9.
rueuie spolecny kongresni sybor,
ktery vysetToval jeho cinnost. We
die neho ma byti nekolik jjnych.
We zprav6 sc tvrdi. ze Cfeel "a
Santrocil Babsonovi zcela zadarmo
vladni casopis Official Bulletin v
bfeznu roku 1919 vIada vvsla z
toho zcela ma pcazdno. nedostavsi
iedin6ho centu.
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I'll Eli lid6.

V pondeli uvezn6n byl cernossky
poslrha v restaurantu ma E. Balti-
more ulici. kdyz kapsach jeho ma
lezeny bylysveprove ffzky. nalozene
okurky Stamina. Posluha. James
Sterling. vzdor tomu ze byl nevin.
NJ jako hlium. .tvrdil. re mu to ne
kdo jiny do kapes nastrkal. pokuto-
van byl soudcem obnosu $26.4
Revolver. ktery tez v jedne kapse u
neho nalezen byl. dal 81 do kapsy
sam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-04-16
Celia maSinerie kn kradezim.

V pfednasce sve klubu automo-
bilist1 licil 1tery Yellott. ze zlo-
deli automobile organisovani jsou
bandu. ze mali svoii vlastni dill
nu ma spravky. motorovy truck Sc
zdvihadlem. jehoz pouziii ku odve-
zeni kradeneho automobilu. Rkdyz
tento iinak odpraven b5ti nem1ze.
nistnost ku prodeii svoii vlastni
pravnickou kancelar ku haienf zlo-
dei1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-04-16
Baltimore We sparech stavky.

-
Mesto nase zafadeno bylo mezi
druha stizena stavkou zeleznicnich
zfizenc1 pondeli odpoledne. Jak
B. & 0. tax Pennsylvania drahs
zachvacena. z Baltimorske divise
Pennsylvanske drahy vyslo pond9-
Ii 1900 muzn ma stavku. Canton.
Highlandtown. View. Mount Ver-
non zavreny.
Uniovi vndci marn9 snazili Sc
pfemluviti zfizence, aby z1stali We
sluzbe. Kolem 100 studentd John
Hopkins university nabidlo Penn.
sylvanske draze sluzby sve ku zlo-
meni zeleznicni stavky. Nektefi z
mich hned zafadeni byli do sluzby.
Sluzba jejich jest prozatimni.
We Washingtonu stavkafi yratili
sc do prace. kdyz ujisteni byli. Re
vsichni zpet pfiiati budou a ze ivy
SEMI jim co nejdrive dano bude.
StavkaTi v New Yorku utery od-
hlasovali do prace sc nevratiti. Po-
travinDova situace v NewY orku W.
viii Sc akutne. Nskolik vlak1 jenom
prijelo tam 1tery. President
Wilson ustanovil v utery komisi.
jez bezprostredne porady sve konati
ma. Ze Zapadu pocinaji dochazeti
zpravy re stavka Docina ztraceti ma
sile. Nekolik drah 1sticich v Chi
cagu 1tery pracovalo zcela nor
maine. Deset tisic delnikn pracu.
iicich jatk ch v Chicagu vratilo
Sc do prace. Pom6ry ma Vychode v
iltery rozhodne byly horst. Balti.
morska nakladni nadrazi napecho-
vana byla 1tery nakladem. ktery
nozvazen byti nemnze. B. & O.
draha neni stavkou stizena TAX ja-
ko Pennsylvanska Western Mary
land jenom nepatrn9 stizena.
z Chicago hjaseno. ze We stredu
fssdy stavkujjcich zfizencn hotovy
bvly ku vraceni sc do pFace. Do
Chicaga piiv ny byly znacne "a
scby nakladu New YorSti stavkaTj
rozhodli. ze nyni co komise u.s. iano.
vena byla hotCyi jsou ku jednani. z
tamnj Columbia university ma 5000
student6 nabidlo zeleznicnim spo.
lecnostem sve sluzby. Baltimorsti
stavkari rozhodli We stfedu nepovo.
liti.
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RozIonEene Otce.

Vlada republiky Ceskosloyensk6
povolila rozloueeni obce sv. Mari
(pol 9kres Prachatice) We tfi mist
nj obcc: l. Sv. Mari, obsahujici o.
sadu tehoz jmena. 2. Libotfn. OBJ
sahujici oeady Libotin. Divorce a
LSt6ni 8. Stitnov, obsahujici osa
DIV Stitnov q Smrcanoui pax obce
zahostice. politicky okr. Tabor, v
tri mistni obce: Bivot, Lazany a
Zahostice, dale rozlouceni obce Gu
bislavic (pol. okres Nova Paka) We
dv9 mistni obce Oubislavice a Ce-
skou Prosec, obce Radetic (pol. O.
kres Pfibram) We dve mistni obce
Radetice Drsnik a rczlouceni OBJ
ce Skuhrova n. Belou (pol. okres
Rychnov n. Kn.) We dv6 mistni OBJ
ce: Skuhrov n. Belou a Hrasticl.
Sebsvrahen pO : bvinenf z lich.y.
J oseph N.chthauser. AZ roxy sta.
~. mattel odevniho obchodu
New Yorku. jenz mel byti souzen
nro profit5rstvf. zastfelil Sc re-
vol0eru. Nichthauser mel byti zatcer
ma obvinani. re prodal "a Sos plast
do destS. ktery stal $2s.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-04-16
Policejni sergeant otylnen.

Pet muz0 jedna lena. mezi nj
mi policejni sergeant. stoji v obza-
lobe, ze odcizili 40 beden kofalky re
skladiste sLegum spoleGnosti. Poll.
eeini sergeant. Feehley. EatGen byl
We stfedu spolu Elizabeth Howard,
jejima dvema syny. q John Guiman.
Zattenl propusteni byli po slozenf
zaruk. Ukradena kofalka mela ce-
ma 81. 700.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-04-16
Z bIata do louie.

Kdyz pocaly sc tvoriti klnby, kite
re aby pomohly ku snizeni cen "a
obleky. zavazovaly sve cleny nosi j
'overalls'. cena jeiich Birming-
ham zvysena byla re So na Sc. Ba'.
timorsti obchodnici nezdstavaji "a
RirmSnghamskSmi pozadu We zvy.
kovani cen "a oyeralls.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-04-16
Zabit motorovym vozern.

Ma Sharp ulici usmrcen byl v
pondeli sestilety hoch. Harry Wo-
mack. truckem departmentniho sto-
ru Oriole.
We. 119 S. Central avenue
nebezpecne popaleno bylo ctyTlete
ditko. George Cosentino. .kdyz zapa-
lilo hoFici sirkou postel. pod niz
hledalo pohozene puncochy.
- Superintendent Preston linie
poulicnich kar. lgnatius P. Cough.
72 roxy stary. porazen byl v ponde-
Ii kratce pred pdlnoci taxicabem ma
Charles ulici zran6n tax re kratce
ma to nemocnici zemTel. Cough
vracel Sc dom1 ze sch6ze. ra niz
poraaa konana byla. iak predejiti
uraZGm.
= We srazce kary WoodIawn Ii
ME 9 automobilem zabit byl ilte-
ry dopoledne ma Liberty Heigtns
avenue Charles Russell. Druhy.
Charles Kirk. poranen byl smrteln6.
DIE vypovedi svedk6 automobil. y
nemz oba nest'astn1ci sedeh. vjel
Primo Hilton ulice pred karu.
Automobil skorem dplne. roztfi isten
byl.