davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The courier-index., 1920-10-01
England Is Our Nearest Relative In
 This Many-Peopled World"
Fly OWEN wIsTER, in CA Straight Deal"

many-peopled world England relation Bonpar the kaiser has she allowed outsider harm She has often cwed and have often cawed iin refurn This will probably go
 not sought to persuade the reader that Great Britain charitable institution What nation could be- given the nature of treatment of aaSeng, less of oppomi her saemanship than clearly clearly good
 advantage And beneath her wisdom the bottom knshp through liberty defined
 farseeng she also should know that her good equally important alone for material safety but also for those few deep ultimate ideals of law liberty e womanhood which share with which got @ A relation in this manypeope world
The courier-index., 1920-10-01
New Army Corps Areas and Comm,.l

Fort McPherson, Ga h.. at Charleston, S. O 'u' 'enpOnas v,raldi. Fifth corps to embrace ob,o r) ", virginia ' s. Indiana and Kentuet'SD, U4'D, Y W Ind. ''nlln Hansl ,,'snI sixth corps to embrace m. Mlcnlgan MIC and Wisconsin; be,aa. u,,al ters at Fort Sheridan, nl,' hut utaapl .I rarily at Chicago. Ou' 'eal|
 Seventh corps to embrace n,,,. f kansas Iowa, Nebraska, MIass'' l,ss' North Dakota and South 'Dr,'a nas' headquarters at Fort Crook Nsa s' Eighth corps to embrace 'l Tp,,, r,. ianoma' Colorado, New Mpyisa s' Arizona; headquarters at % Fa,. Houston, San Antonio, Tex.
 Ninth corps to embrace Wsss,,. oregon, Idaho. Montana, W,as' Utah, Nevada and calIfOrDia. s.'a ' quarters at Presidio of San Fr,,s'
 Corps commanders were ansa'.. as follows: First, Maj. Gen. Dsvs, Shanks; Second, Maj. Cen. Rsss a Bullard; Third, Maj. Gen. ia,s' Cronkhite; Fourth, Maj. Gen. Inn Morrison; Fifth, Maj. Gen. Gem, Read; Sixth, Maj. Gen. Isu, Wood; Seventh, Maj. Gen. Ohm, p. dy; Eighth, Maj. Gen. Josepb p n man; Ninth, Maj. Gen. Hupts, f. gett.
The courier-index., 1920-10-01
Reorganization of the Secret Ser

mined upon partly because ol us, ure of congress to give the Oala'' same appropriation as in pM and partly because 1t was 0euss provide a better system TOT 'ps, efficient work. Congress last !s1 the bureau S6,OOO.OOO, but tns cut this amount to S2OVm
 Under the new plan the drs a will be made up of New EDsss m the states of New York ano M sey. with headquarters in Ms The third will take in Soutn ,o' s'' Georgia. Florida, Alabama nj. the western judicial elsa North Carolina and the eas's's s,' he Seadouarters at New orlsan {, fourth will take In ohio lnoni l,aa' tucky. Tennessee ana eas' r,. gan, with headquarters ~ -.
 The sixth will include loSi s1 4 Dakota, Nebraska, oOl0raass co Oklunoma and Arkansas a z, 51 Missouri, with headQuar's'a .a, sasars ! City. The seventh ,s wlu e'~$ sas q as, New Mexico, Arizona 60. ss w Louisiana. headquarters s.ss s'l in o Tex. The eighth will 'Aas AasrsIl nla. Nevada, Utah and .. n's 'ad quarters San Frane'seS's sSsss' Washington, Oregon iasr u,s,s ps and Alaska, headqua''''' Ore.
The courier-index., 1920-10-01

hunflng proxy which living remote and who positively require wild order to live good hea erocurs their rightu annual proportion of game
 Thee shoud be stoppge of all wasteful gmelng and
 av of COW moose by ndians killing game by Indians Eskimo should be strictly regulated.
 wolves should be checked by relentless smnaon the latter The utilization o1 posoh should be provided for by regulation
 bounden duty of the federal government and the terr y jointly protect the of Alaska adequate esab'
 euf larger force of game wardens ~ has become necessary should be paid deputy warden u every settlement large enough to have postoice
 The territory Alaska should be empowered to charge license 1 nonresident hunters and the proceeds tno qo the of game protection to the territory.
 T federal government should retain its authority to close any area o hnna the therein seems to threaten tn go<zaieS eSflrc1ion of a valuable species
The courier-index., 1920-10-01

'There has been great tendency towards large increases in the cities and towns which we can't account for, unless 1t has come from the country" said Samuel L. Rogers. di-
The courier-index., 1920-10-01

Housing association, .,ns @'sssp 'a'spIss ment that the noSsn' ,Ssn the csd
 age. :, A liberal r d ward licenses unos, Issn urged 0n ter ter" power cOmmlss'VIY Msw YorE lp's
 osgis'' of tss secretaries ass of Y | agriculture.
The courier-index., 1920-10-01

It is perfectly clear that there are today several conditions in the game situation that stand in need of radical improvement I think that those conditions and improvements may be listed, in the order of their importance, as follows:
 There should now be complete stoppage of the sale of game.
 There is necessary legal system for the more thorough utilization of game and less waste game.
 There should be created system of regulated
The courier-index., 1920-10-01
~0The tasks in hours of vision willed
 May he in hours of gloom fulfilled"

declared thoughtful matter of fact the Hash of n- sn never brings enough to sustain man through s ue rudgery keeping difficult task to its triumphant compile people all the while having whcn h never bu to of steady and persistent acon They keep nnng ebinavx They finish anything
 e begun" may alf done" but it not entirely done and
 ss rone are the victims varied enthuasms An emo scu ss a good thing with which to start
 Int hard have to get down to the will And the VIII - k IFS at work and gloomy hours and weary hours ~ VIII can hold until the long and the work t an effective conclusion m bend moods by the rtrengh 2 my said He knew one the great secrets
The courier-index., 1920-10-01
law Should Protect Alaskan Big Game Against Pot Hunters and Wolves.

Ny DR. w. T HoRNADAY. New York Geological Gardens.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
JAK TY NINE, TAX ia TOBE

Do obchodu obuvi, Sam Pol
sierra, 3712 Central Ave. vstou-
pill asi 21lety mladik a poza-
doval par p%TezGvek. Pr place
nj pozadovaneho obnosu doslo
k ziv6.isi vymene naZorn "a
ktere rozlobeny zakaznik wy
tail kapesni nnz a vrazil jej
Polsterovi do vazu. Tento vSak
nebyl ma podobne placeni ivy
klIm, nGz z rany vytrhl a vra-
til jei rozzlobenemu kupci,
vbodnuv mu jej V zada. Po-
divny smenny obchod skoncil
tim, re horkokrevny kupec ga
loSi, jenz udal, re Sc jmenuie
John Williams, 2340 vych. 81
ul. strezen jest policii NEST.
ske nemocnici az do sveho u.
! zdraveni. Zraneni Polstera ne.
nj nikterak nebezpecno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
LOUPEZNA
KRADEZ.

Ma policii kdos telefonoval,
re pred Cleveland Window
Glass Co., Spruce a Center av.,
stoji pet podezrelych muzu.
Policejni ceta prichvatala pra-
We yeas, ale podezreli lined PR
zn9ni Zvonce ma patrolnim vo-
re prchli, zustal jen rfdic auta
u sveho kola. Klerk spolecno-
sti, pri spatfeni podivnych indi-
vidui tusil, co as by podobna
navsteva mohla znamenati,
rychle vstrcil $4,000, urcenych
ma vyplatu delnictva, do pyle
a vse vhodil do nedobytne po-
kladny, kdyz byl prichodem
policie prave zachran6n pred
pfepadem.
Ma misto pfichvatala Ia Okla
milk druha ceta a iala Sc pc.
mahati pri prohledavani okoli
ale bezvysledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
LACINEJSI CHLEB.

Cd dnesniho pondeli ma po-
klesnouti cena chleba pri ia
librovem bochniku ma tic mi
sto dosavadnich 18c. Die ne
kterych tvrzeni snfzena Dude
cena dnesni Ia bochnik teze
vahy ma lie, ale sotva drive,
dokud pekafskymi zavody ne
budou zpracovany dosavadnl
zasoby mouky, nakoupene je-
ste "a stare vysoke ceny. Sleva
dnesni jest vysledek dohody
dr.. r. G.. Roueche, precisely w
boru pro primeTene ceny, $ pc
kari, cleny clevelandskeho
Sdruzeni, jemuz krone toho
bylo slibeno, re sleva Dude po-
kracovati touze stupnici, jake
pokles ceny mouky. Ia mesic
lie ocekavati move snfzeni. Pc
dobne slevy lie ocekavati i pr
petivu drobnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
ZfTREJ5f UMELECkT kON-
CERT v cESKE SIM SOKOL
MA CLARK AVE.

Skutecne pekny umelecky
pozitek Dude nasemu umenimi-
lovnemu obecenstvu poskytnut
Ultra V 1terY V Ceske SIM So
kol ma Clark ave-, zajiste u
mas rfdkym koncertem umelcu
nejlepsich kvalit, ktere k nam
do Clevelandu doprovazf po-
vest nejchvainejsi.
Slecna May Gotthardova, o.
PERM sopranistka, poda nam u
kazky nejen rasi operni tvorby
a vytezi j 2 prebohateho polka
du nasich prekrasnych narod-
Mich pfsni, z ktere nam zazpiva
nekolik perlicek. Klavfrni vir-
tuoska slecna Maruska Konra-
dova, absolventka pc celem sve
te proslule prazske konserva-
tore, zahraje nekolik k%oncert-
Mich skladeb a Milo Luka, jenz
vystupoval $ nebyvalym 1spe-
chem ma prvni nasf scene Ma
rodniho Divadla jake host a
byl clenem operniho souboru
Mestskeho Divadla ma Kral.
Vinohradech, 2ap6je taktez ne
ktere narodni pfsne ceske i slo-
venske.
Ucinkujici um6lci podali ji5
nekolik drobnych ukazek sve-
no bohateho repertoire, tax re
smele muzeme tvrditi, re zitrej
81 uspech koncertu Dude udalo.
sti V Clevelande zridka prof..
tou. Jsou toho zarukou kon.
certy poradane New Yorku,
nejen v ceske ctvrti, ale pred
nejvybranejsim publikem v
Carnegie Hall, kde mohou wy
stupovati jen um6lci prvnihc
radu. Podobne 81 dobyli sympa.
til V Baltimore a Pittsburgh q
isme jisti, re koncert cleveland
sky Dude dalsim listeckem dc
pamatniku jejich americke Il.
melecke pouti, iez z naseho me
sta smefuje do nejvetSi ceskt
osady Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
o PRO VTCVlk ZLO-
DEJU AUTOMOBILE.

Velkoporota zahaji vysetfo-
vani stran jisteho "1celiste",
ma kterem Sc mladlkGm sotva
skole odrostlym dostavalo pa
tricn6ho vycviku, jak "snadno
a rychle" krasti automobily.
Patricnych informaci dodal F.
H.. Galley, tajemnik zdejsiho
klubu a~utoistd, jenz nabyl il
stych vedomosti, re kradeze pa
'chany jsou systematicky. Podiv
ma skola umistena jest pry V
|jedne garazi dolenniho m6sta a
'jeji "posluchacstvo" ukradlo
pry prdmerem as Is strojd den
ne. Organisovana banda auto
zlodejn cita ma sto clend We
sm6s mladfkG, jimz davany
jsou pokyny nejen, jak Sc auta
zmocniti, ale take jak ukrade-
ny stroj vyhodne zpeneziti. V
ddsledcfch toho lpi podezfeni
ma nekterych obchodech zaby.
vajicfch Sc prodeiem kar ole
tych.
! Cinnost autozlodejske "uni.
versity" ~neomezuje Sc jen ma
Cleveland, podobne vzdelavac.
1stavy mali i pTedmestf a me.
sta v6kolnf. Ia poslednf til 70.
ky bylo die vypov6di Caleye u.
kradeno "a pill millionG
dollarG techto modernich vozi.
del a "a tento rok zmizelo ma.
ietnikGm 1894 aut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
BAZAAR A VYSTAVA RVN
HO DAMSKEHO o
VLASTA.

V sobotu a V nedeli Dude o.
petne V Ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway rusno "a dvoudennf-
no Bazaru a S MIN spojene W.
stavy Prvniho Damskeho Sboru
Vlasta. Hlavni atrakci budou
stanky vSech skoro ceskych
obchodnlkd 2 Broadway i j.
nych ctvrti p vystava rucnich
praci tlenek jmenovaneho sbo-
ri. Bohate Dude zeimena odde-
leni veci vysivanych, hlavne u
mele prosivanych prikryvek.
Kazdy navStevnik obdrzi da-
rex, ktery Dude peknou upo-
minkou ma tento podnik v'Cle-
veiande, dosnd ojedin6ny.
Cisla zabavniho programu,
ktery Pc oba dny Dude neoby-
cejne pestry, o~bstaraji nejlep-
81 nase silly osvedcene nejen ma
jevisti, ale i ma koncertnich po-
diech. Solove vystupy stridany
budou zpevnimi prednesy
pfednesy nasich nejoblibenej.
slch domacich virtuosG.
Jak nam by;o oznameno, "a.
vita jiz V sobotu ma slavnos.
indicka prorokyne nova mazda.
me Thebes, jez hadati Dude
jednotlivcGm 2 ruky, co pre-
ne dosud budoucnost tajemnol
rouskou zakryvala. Tajemna O
ma osobnost zapeje V sobotu ne
kolik pisni, ktere Dude v nede
Ii opakovati.
Pofadatelsky vybor pracova
temer horecne a take sc mu DO
dafilo ziskati vseobecnou dcas
vsech nasich umelcI a cinnos
tato Jest zarukou, re origineln
oslava zakonci vSestrannyn
zdarem. Vstupne stanoveno j
ma pouhych Toe a bazar s w
stavou zahaien Dude v sobot'
} V 7 hodin vecer a V nedeli blu
de pokracovano jiz 0 3 hodin
} odpolednf.
} Nenf pochyby, re pc oba DIN.
Dude skytati Ceska Narodr
} Sin ma Broadway aspon pr
blizny obraz, jenz nam pfipc
minati Dude slavne dny Bazaar
pofadaneho pred nekolika RI
ky We prospech naseho osvobc
) zovaciho hnuti a ktery tvor
: tax peknou Rapitolu naseh
5 spoletenskeho souzitf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
PRESIDENT IRSKE REPUBLI-
KY DE VALERA NAVSTE
YOU v C~LEVELANDE.

Ones pc IL. iodine dopoled-
nj zavita do naSeho mesta pre-
sident, dosud arci neuZnaneho
samostatneho Irska, De Vale
ra, ably Sc V zajmu dosud ujaT-
meme sve vlasti radil V Hollen-
den hotelu Sc zdeisimi Ircany.
Jednano Dude o postupu irske-
no boje "a svobodu a udalo-
stech We stare vlasti, kde misty
propukava otevreny odboj pro
ii Anglii. Konference cleveland
ska jest pro dalsi prubeh IT.
skych udalosti velice dulezitou
a sucastni Sc ma nj prominent
nj zdejsi obGane irskeho puvo.
du.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
PODEZkELA MfSTA JSOI
PRED POL. NAVSTEVOU


Hlava clevelandske policie,
SET Frank Smith vcera prohla-
sill, re Sc 2 neZnamych mu pra-
menu dostava vsem mistum,
kan ma mravnostni ceta nami-
reno, jisteho predchoziho varo-
vani, take policie phi prohlld-
kach vyjde $ p%razdnou. Dale
prohlasil, re cd dneSni DOLBY
budou warranty opravnujlci k
prohlidkam o~patrovany smlrci-
mi soudci, jelikoz byly klerkum
policejnich soudu, pri jejich
vydavani cineny jiste obtlze.
Vcera dopadeno bylo neko-
Xix hracd roulety V Moose
Clubu, 1000 Walnut Ave-, kde
zatceni byli til muzi a podob.
ny osud potkal i jine spolky.
ktere policie vcera poctila me-
nadalou svoji navSt6vou. Krom
polapeni nekolika malo hostin.
skych pri nedovolenem prode.i
whisky nedodelala Sc ale poll
Gle zadne v6tSi sensace. Y ces
Ike osad6 zabaveny byly asi
destilaGni aparaty, ale winnie
die linen budou as Jihoslova
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
IL MANzELsKEfiO RAE

VcereJSl Vellka naVSteVa OIL
vadelniho predstavenf Sokola
Havktek v Ceske Narodni ST.
nj znovu dokazala, jake oblib6
test Sc hry ochotnikd tohoto
sboru a jak obecenstvo nase o.,
cenuje je.jich uslechtile snahy.
A jsme jisti, re kazdy z tech
navstevnikd, ktefi zaplnili sal
j gallerii, odchazel nanejvyseI
uspokojen, rozhodnut, Re nevy-
necha ami ~jedineho z pfedsta-
+veni Sokola Havlicek v pritom-
ne sezone. Teto obliby a pri-
zn6 81 sbor ten V pine mire "a
sluhuje, nebot' ypraveni her
venuje bedlivou peel, pod fidi-
'telem p. O. X. Brychcinem a
reziserem p. B. E. Ptakem; u
lohy obsazovany jsou svedomi-
tie, nastudovany a sehrany S
nalezitym pochopenim. Ia
techto okolnosti musi byti IL
spechu dosazeno a obecenstvo
uspokojeno.
Vcera veGer sehrana veselo-
hra We 3. jednanich cd Ferd.
Olivy "Z manzelskeho raje', a
kdybychom napsali, re obecen-
stvo nevychazelo re smichu cd
vytazeni opony pr prvnim
jednani az kdyz zapadla "a
jednanim poslednim, nepreha-
nell bychom mnoho. Tato vese-
lost nebyla snad vyvolavana
n6jakymi frivolnostmi, nybrz
skutecnou veseloherni komi-
kou kusu a vybornou hrou u
cinkujicich, z nichz kazdy po-
cinal 81 We sve uloze "jako do
ma" To ovsem rozumi Sc sa-
mo sebou pfi tom obsaZeni
Ihlavnich uloh, v nichz vystou-
PLY silly vesmes osvedcene, w.
znamenavajlci Sc nejenom
schopnostmi a dobrou Will, n.y.
brz zaroven tim, re dovedou
1lohy sve nejenom sehrati, ale
opravdu p%ochopiti, profit je.
To platf O ochotnicich vystou-
pivSich We hlavnich ulohach We
selohry "Z manzelskeho raje'
plnou merou. Kus obsazen byl
nasledovne:
Vaclav Loukota, p. Vaclav
Baumgartl; Betty, jeho PAM,
pi. Mil. Riedlova; Pavlina, je-
jich dcera, pi. b. Pelichova f;
Jaroslav Vyskocil, yet, p. FIR.
Petr: Karel Kfizan, jednatel,
p. F.. Pelich; Andela, pi. I'd.
Kadlecova; Votocek, Blaha,
Rock, Cyvin, Loukotovy pra-
tele, p. JOS. Kriz, p. Volt. Ma
vratil, p. X. Simerka, p. Jar
Malina; Bavlnka, krejci, p. F
Fiala; Marie, sluzka, pi. Via.
sta Brychcinova; knihkupeckJ
sluha, p. Aug. Uhl; domovnice
pi. Anezka Vlasakova.
Pred zahajenim pfedstaveni
jakoz i V meziaktf a pozdeji
tanci, hrala Sokolska hudba
jez rovnez prispela svym di
lem k celkovemu 1spechu.
priprav6 ma Sokol Havlicek
"LeSetinsky kovar".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
BYLI 81 PRO KkESTNf LIST,

Diva mladici veSli vcera ma
faru, 7OO7 Kazimir Ave. a po-
zadali farare Jana Czyzaka,
ably Jim vystavil krestnf listy.
Mezi tim co duchovni ochotn9
shledaval rekordy, pouzili nj
cemov6 teto prilezitosti a u.
kradli mu SIS ma hotovosti a
pribravSe k tomu jeSte zlate
hodinky, rychle zmizeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
DOSVEDCENi.

Nize podepsani stvrzujeme timto, re jsme vyzve-
dIi dine %. listopadu 1920 Z ADMlNISTRACE SVETA
OBNOS SLABS kterazto castka byla We "Svetu'
dine u. listopadu ~vykazana, CO sbirka Narodni Dane
Sazu Svobodomyslnych ma skoly v Clevelandu.
A. MAXA pTedseda. M. RYNES, tajemnik.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Havana Results

s,r. ,lss, race fpurss $500; 9-year-olcs and
\. ;issNnti ar, claiming: So furlonss) )-Roundel,
-, 'Mwursay! IA Ia to and 2 TO s,
';a' i:s Magic s Mirror, 112 tMccrann), 5 to J.;
-sro*nl 10 l, to and TO 5, third.
va vs.as l,oa 25 Ben Butler, The Battle
sy,ng ,. Felicttat. Farnum. James c..
- 'r FOX and Hazelnut also ran.
,ns Sseond race fpu-se $500 3-year -olds and
IA ay"ato claiming; 5h furlongsl gsl-Sureget.
,. ;,s VIII Soon l0s (Rarnes). to 2. to
,.sa saa 70 10. second The Snob. ia (Mur-
Nm. 10 !, 70 and to 6, third.
e,-i e,i'' n. ! os Prince Romero. Weymouth
sS ran ''' 0'''el aHo A'"oAi o'o
,,t sntt race fpurse $500: s-year-o,ds and
L, ~; tr.; claiming; rurlongs)-Currency
va 'ScS,rinody). to /. to and to s,
=. skaer Face. los (Chiavetta). to /.
Ean.,' eht TO S, second: Ruby. 90 Of.
'ns ',,s 70 l. TO and even, third;
Hocnlr also ran
s.ss0a1., s..eslth race tpurss $500: handicap: g.
~scs and upward: and l-1sth miles)
tanSsmantls. ana IL tChiavetta). 2 to l. 3 to
asnt,a GUY, won: Texas Special, es Of.
Hsrae. 20. 10 2,s to s and out. second :
srucss GUY; l third Time, i:4s As. Black
r.., ana salvatelle also ran.
svs,dd race (purse $500; %-year-olds and
lshoI'Is;;. claiming; mile and SO yards
10 x !o1 tBarnss). 5 to Q. even and
10 ,rs ~Sn: Ralph s.. lot tFator). to /.
,rs ,...o 70 !, to I and to s, third.
sslsr, ~ Mn 80 Daisy l.. Burlingame. Old
10 =, LICK Benson and Frank Keogh
ssssrss rscs tpurse $500: <-ysar-e esA. and
easbl.. ITiaasimins; Tas I milo and 50 yards)--
Vi. s"en; War Tax. Ioa (Atkinson), )
Aaiby and to S. second: Duke OF
y ,htn.s ~. tTryon). 8 to l. to and s
aonsm "r9. r Tina. 1:44. Snow Queen
Iaashec .s1nansonette II. Miss Sweep and
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Reported Favoably Threaten (:rnd

won; EARLY sight, l1S tsmith) 10 ant to eYen; y
20 l ana to l. second: Marasrnus. it3
M1Msooney), to l, s to Q and to 6 third.
lime, l:lo 80. El Mahdi. The Gallant.
1Ay s,. Inumme!, Merry Lass, Cetiva. sham
T" ro1k Green. Courtly Lass. Margaret N. and
Fourth race four-year- oIds and inward
c. Gci.aiming; purse, $500; six furlongs)--Ninety
! to to 8. won; Mack Garner. ia nykeS.
Anderson, los (Kennedy). IL to i g 70, AVA AVA
3 to !, third. Time, ISIS. Trus ~ staai
BOB Baker. Harry Rudder Cunard Hum
ma ma. rom Goose. kingling II, Mitchell May.
Milton Roble and Ula also ran
Flfth race tthree-year- r-olds; Burnside
s1aissnth H1ana,eap; purse 1900 one mile and a
to and 2 to 6. won; Bread Man. ~ NJ; Z;
lWilhs). 9 to l 2 TO / and even. second
Allivan. 103 (Myers), 8 to l. 10 anI
to s. third. Buletproof, General t;leen.
The Archer and On High also ran.
Sixth race tthree-year-olds and upward.
claiming; purse. 5000; one mile and a six
teenth h)-Thursday Nighter. 1O4 (Whitter-
H1nstom,' even, to and out, won: Jack
second; Brown Favorite. 100 (PichcreekJ'
to l, 2 to and to l0.third. Time, 1:49 as
Sophia Gatewood Baby Lynch. Bessie At
kin and Miss Orb also ran
Seventh race three-year- and up-
ward; claiming; purse. 5000; one milo and
a - ssixteenth).Indian Chant. liz (Wida).
to /. 4 to / and to /, third. Time. 1:49 ~
J, G. Stone. Little String, semper Stalwart.
Charming and Ornery also ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Aldermen FuU0r
Bill TO Restore
Boxing in State

After considerable discussion about
ake boxing matches and prizeiights,
lie Beard of Aldermen esterday
assed resolution. recommended by
Il. Committee on State Legislation, in
dcrsing the bill now before the Legis-
h.ure to revive the sport of boxing in
this state. The board voted 56 to 4 in
favor Of the resolution. The opposi-
aon was made Up Of three Socialists
snd one Republican.
Alderman B. c. Vladeck, Socialist,
MD tina. while he favored boxing as
sn exercise he thought that what the
men Of this country needed more was
brains, and he deplored the fact that
men were paid thousands Of dollars for
knocking other mems heads off"
vale professors in colleges receive
mall salaries.
Several of the Tammany Aldermen
Enthusiastically supported the resolu-
ZION and criticized the Aldermen who
sgoke against il. Ore Of them declared
hat he thought It would be a benefit
70 some Ct the members Of the opposi-
ion I they to0k up boxing themselves
Ihe Committee on Legislation, Of
shich Alderman Francis D, McGarev
Of Brooklyn. is chairman, had reported
out the resolution favorablp, but with
oTi recommendations.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Star Athletes in Whitney
Post Meet This Euening

Whitney 5o0-yard special finds an
evenly balanced field.
A novel feature will be the two-mile
team run, with nine combinations en-
tered. Among the teams is that OF
Frank Zuna and Nick Gianakopulos,
who engaged in such brilliant duels in
races in Europe while with the A. E. F
The registration committee will
make an investigation Of the charges
which led to the disqualification of
Herman Browser after he had won the
1,O00yard, closed event, at the Post
Office Clerks games last Saturday
night. Max Silver, Mohawk A. c., one
of the inspectors on the turns, re-
ported to the referee that Browser
had "cut" at his turn. Several Ma
tional Guard officers will submit afi-
davits in behalf of Browser.
Bernie Wefers jr, who strained a
tendon recently, hopes to resume train
ing the latter part of next week. His
injury is mending rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
New Orleans Entries

First race (purso. $500; for maiaen tv,ot- 70.
year-9ids' thrSe & and hsif 14. rurionss)Dh
Mary Erb 1l2, Miss Pluvius. ll3 Mar
guerite Rose 1l2. Voormal. rs; BuddIe
Kean, 1l5: Handsel H. 1l5; John Arbor,
115; superb, 115.
fonr-year oids and upwsrd five and a half
ngs,.she Devil, 49,. 'silvey shapfTo,
ra 2T nces Ada starr qs sa NF"f1E IT, a
stsrling. IL; .G7een Miat, .i2; Carers,
~; =, Sayonarrs a. 1l2: Ar ezna ~
Neg. III: Eddie Mcbride. III; Bronner.
III.
three-y -year-olds; six furlongs) )--Cortland.
81; |'Tiger Rose 101; Flying Frog, 1903;
Arch Plotter.. 1o4; Madras Gingham.. 1o4;
Huntsnan. l05; Propaganda. l06 Speedy
foot. 107: Cock o. the Main. 109; YoWell,
ll8; Porte Drapeau. 1I5.
Fourth race (purse, $500; claiming for
bling Ina, 100; .shandon, lo2; kohinoor,
MSb '1aos u59sv 23 4pshs os SoA saes G
Poultney. ZIG.
Fifth race Oraenol.a Purse; s7oo for
four -year-olds and upward; one mile and
God. lo6; Frank Monroe. III: Blalse, III;
Hadrian. 1o5, Opporlunity. 106: Speedster.
I06; Glasstoi, 106; Puilux 1885, Stepson
l06; Grandee, 10. Dixie Carroll. llo.
Sixth race (purse, $500; claiming for
three -year-olds one mile and a sixteenth)
--.Midia, 80; AViola Gafney. 95 "Waldo
jr 100 sPindar. 100; Bohsr-Na- Rreena.
100; Battle Mountain. los; Challenger. 1Os.
Seventh race (purse, 500; claiming: for
three year-ods and upward; ono milo and
sixteenth)-Peggy G.. 81; Golden Dawn
90; Red Domino, 100; *Gourmand 1O3
'Napthalius. 1906 Iwiniwin 10Y; II. c.
Basch. 1oS; AntoiEette Ill; .Reveler III
Scourgeman. 112;: Wildo. 112; Phllistine
ll2; Orderly, liz.
Apprentice allowance of five pounds
claimed
New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Z. S: Army Teams VIII Compete
In the Olympic Games at Ant,uerp
From a stag Correspondent

ndemt
Of In
to be held
Secretary of War Baker,
following rife
manship, swimming wrestling, and
Eliminating will
field
country to be completed
by departmental meets completed
partment meets will participate
before July
training in preparation in
about Il.
Competition will be men oft
the rifle shooting,
Major General William of
and Major Eliot "
representatives Of the
Of the in
they will discuss army entrie in the