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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Cony Basketball
Teams Tonight
In First Games

The Cony High school basketball team
Ill be seen in action tonight for the
rst time this season. when the boys
(i!l De put to a test in a game with the
l-star Alumni quintet. The members
ividuaIs several times this year in
Pass contents. Tonight's match will
|urnish the first satisfactory opportuni-
to judge of the prospects Of win
g season and to get line on the
'"H'nal makeup of the five. Coach
nompson has asked that aspirants for
d es on the team be on hand in play
F.. logs. and he plans to make numer-
Us substitutions in order that no time
may be lost in finding out just what
OF OF material is at hand. Here is
lineup which Coach Thompson plans
r. start: Herbs RI. Benn If. Pierce C,
f-nmer fs. Dunnack lg.
TIE Alumni players are the pick Of
A,hool teams of the past few sea-
''s and although they haven't had
'--j work together they will certainly
?" 4olc to keep their less experienced
hpoAfn hts busy from the start to the
:ai whistle. A big cheering squad has
'en recruited among the veterans ad-
+&frs. The Alumni cup at the sta:t
The game will be as follows: Fro
'e'eer IF. Hill lf.>Thyng c. McGouldrick
= Toas lg. Matthews and Mccourt-
VIII Get into the game.
10. girls team. WHICH is expected 10
'''e!'a into the fastest sextet that has
RESENTED the school since the State
""H pionship season o. 1914. will also
p Ak its first appearance. The Show
'ea" High girls will be the oppon-
'.'S and the Cony players realize that
. gong TO require a hard fight to
er the season with a victory. Cap
al" Alice Sterling VIII play at right
~ ward. and he.' efster. Margaret
>'"f.ins. in he other forward position.
""otrs Giddines. Frances Collins and
'aF simpson will each get turn az
" center. Irene Purinton Is the
e,N9n for side center. Emily Roas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Welcome to New
Year at Kent'S Hill

In the first social of the winter term
the students of Kent's Hill Seminary
usnered in the new year by an elabor-
ate Watch Night party and gift tree
Promptly at 10 P. NJ. the retiring bell
was sounded as usual, but in place of
the usual flights out" every student
room was brilliantly lightly as the occu-
pants put the finishing touches on their
party array and prepared for two
hours merrymaking in the gymnasium
Meanwhile a committee had been busy
preparing gifts and decorations and
adjoining the large New Years tree. The
EXPLANATIONS of delight and admiration
ELECTED from the students as they en-
tered the portals Of the social room
sufficiently attested to their pleasure
and appreciation Of the work Of the
committee.
After a series OF marches the gifts
were distributed by Father Time, de-
1ghtfully impersonated by Albert At
taya. A word about this ancient gen.
tleman might not be out Of place. He
was dressed in flowing garments of light
fiimsy material hard to describe This
gown, which bore marks Of long usage,
was belted in the midde. Father Time
had white powdered locks, was bare
foot and carried in his hand a scythe.
The gifts themselves were inexpensive
but very appropriate, more or less sug-
gestive of the chief characteristic Of
the various recipients. There were
matches. and spoons, yeast for the late
riser and candles for those who would
study late and many others equally
suggestive.
Following the New Years tree a num-
Der Of marches were held and the eve
ming closed with Kent's Hill cheers and
songs.
Special mention Is to be made Of the
work Of the committee, as their work
introduced new plan at Kent's Hill.
A group Of students whose high schol-
arship gives then, an opportunity to
undertake such work without Interior
ing with their regular school duties, is
given charge Of the weekly socials, and
it is to their originality and executive
ability that much of the success Of last
nights affair is due The members
were Helen McGregor Of Augusta,
Gwendolyn Clark Of Auburn, Christie
Virgie of Shirley. II. J. Hanson Of Ber-
lin. n. H.. Daniel harston Of Kent's
Hill, Hollis Catland OF Lewiston. Prof
Clark and Miss Shores of the faculty
acted in an advisory capacity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
RAID ON REDS
Over 200 Arrested in
Chicago
l. w. w, Communists and Other
nad'ea's in Roundup - Attorney
General Raped for Nor. c.. opera.
t'on by States Attorney hoyns

chicago. Jan. Raids resulting in
the arrest of 200 or more Industrial
workers of the World. communist
anu other radicals, were carried out
To-Day under the direction Of State
Attorney MacLay Hoyne, who to-
night in statement attacked At
torney General Palmer for the fail
ure" of department of justice agents
10 Cooperate. Agents Of the mill
tary intelligence branch Of the can
trail department Of the army aided
the county prosecutor.
MI. Hoyne said the raids had been
timed for 4 P. M. New Years day.
he said he recently had gone to
Washington to confer with govern
ment officials. After receipt of a
personal letter from Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer asking him not to pr~-
coed with the plan, Federal depart.
ment of justice officials withdrew,
Mr.. Hoyne declared.
apparently ATTORNEY General
Palmer or some of his friends are
playing petty politics with the situa-
ton and are pursuing a pussyfoo,
pohcy. asserted the states attor-
ney. Expressing my opinion as {.
citizen and Democrat, l do not be.
leve Nero or any other fiddler can
be elected President of the United
States"
IN prosecutor asserted that daily
IN Chlcago members of organizations
are urging their friends to have
"one big day" and that their pur-
pose was nothing less than over
throw of the government. Mr..
Hoyne declared that the I. W. W.
the communist party and the COM
munlst labor party members ana
anarchists and syndicalists were dis.
trlbuting tons and tons of seditious
literature. He said today's raids
were only the beginning of his drive
which he declared was intended "a
drive all radicals from Cook county
his investigation, he said. had dis
closed that the leading agitators in
this criminal community" centered
their activities in Chicago, New
YORK. Boston, Cleveland. Detroit ana
Seattle.
Mr.. Hoyne declared his men haj
been armed with 200 search war.
rants and that in addition a numbe.
OF warrants charging conspiracy has
been issued by Judge Hugo Pam Of
tie criminal court. Four men were
arrested on the latter warrants to.
day. Among them was George And.
reytchine. an I. w. w. released OF
bond some time ago from Leayen.
worth penitentiary pending decision
on the appeal Of 90 I. w. VS. con.
victed of violation of the Espionage
law.
Annie Grovarsky, "a years old, was
the only woman arrested. She ani
u men were taken from I. W. w
headquarters. James Crowley. Sec
rotary of the I. W. w. also Va ar
rested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

When a pipe in the ammonia plant a.
creamery in Livingston. Mont. blew
up and filed the whole building with
deadly gas so that the workmsn gener-
ally lost their heads and ran about in
circles. not knowing what to do. John
speed to his home and came back wear
ing an army gas mask protected b,
which he boldly approached the am
monia cylinders which were pouring
out their noxious fumes, shut Off tn.
ammonia. and mended the pipe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

dition. Kitchen refrigerators. ETC., in
excellent condition. Heating appa-
ratus and IRE protection: House
heated by hot air. There is fire
extinguisher in almots every room.
Remarks: This is q poor farm of
which the town may we'll be proud.
The order and cleanliness Of the farm
are perfect. Since March. Mr.. and
Mrs. Priest have sold 500 worth of
CT cam for the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Wriqht.Wood

A quiet home wedding toon FACE
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. gene
Wood in st. Adams, New Years day
at high noon when their daughter,
Miss Olive Myrtle Wood, became the
bride Of Harry j. Wright of Pitts
field. The impressive double ring
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Sidney j. Willis, pastor of the Pitts
field Universalist church, in the
presence of the immediate families
Of the young couple. The bride is
one of ST. Adams popular young
ladies, a graduate of NJ. c. I. in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Ter and Dance at Augusta >hou..

TIE lirsi Ct a series of supper
sncN$ was held at the Augusta
base last evening. about 40 couples
ing present. The supper was
-vcl from 6 to 3 r. NJ. followed by
,ncing until midnight. Music was
Finished by Douglas orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

WIN play right guard and Marie cr.
left guard. e Sram
The playing will start a, .
with the halves Of the bows, 60 s aS
Ing between the first and second and
second and third periods of the girls.
contest. a dance will follow the vana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
NATIONAL FEDERATION
,sasta Branch to Hold important
Meeting January 6

IA important meeting Of the Au-
lsta branch OF the National Fedora
on will be held at p. M. Tues
". Jan, 9Th. The meeting will be
ID at the Girls Community Club
the building formerly occupied
the Augusta Yacht Club and ey-
y member is urged to be present
the assem- blage is to be addressed
!, Mrs Summers of Boston, Mass,
BIO viii conduct the health survey
b the Federation in Augusta.
Everyone interested in this vital
brk. whether or not members of
!" FEDERATION. are urged to . be
q ;eI!.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Thorpe ovtpoints Stevenson

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 1-Harvey
Tborpe of Kansas City, easily out
pointed Mel Stevenson Of Pittsburgh
in 10 rounds here tonight.Ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Capt. James A. Pearce Of Orleans Par
ish. La. who is Is years old. and ha.
been hunting the woods and marshes
for small game every year since he wa
n boy. has just taken out his hunting
license for the S5th season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

K;nball Fisher returned Recently
Hebron Academy to resume his
udies. after passing the Christmas
cess with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Fisher. 107 Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Two young men came into a naval
recruiting station in Minneapolis and
presented themselves for physical ex-
animation. Surprising that they
wished to enlist. the department gave
them thorough inspection and
found one in good condition, but the
other unfit. Thank you. SIR" said
the perfect one. "And now" turning
to his companion. you see I'm the
better man." They took leave hasti-
ly, leaving the examiners bewildered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

She was little Annie Johnson when
she began as a girl to work as a helper,
80 years ago. in the family of Georg.
NJ. Dorrance Of g.. Louis. Now she is
sweet-looking. gray-hM:red woman, ant
after more than 50 years service in the
Dorrance family she will get $4,000 by
the terms Of her employers will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
MOVES PLACE
LASTING RESULTS.

Over eight years later Mrs Bush
added: "Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
Of kidney trouble some time ago and
the cure has proven permanent I still
use this medicine now and then to keep
my kidneys in good order"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

yard line.
Steers made five yards through GEN.
ter and attempted to drop kick from
the 42.yard line. the ball rolling over
Haryards goal line. A. Horween
made three yards through center and
Casey three through right tackle.
Haryard's ball on their 26-yard line.
Steers caught a blocked kick on
Harvard's 45-yard line and ram it to
Harvard's 35-yard line. He.and Hunt
ington each made yard through
center. Ball on Harvard's 3s-yard
line.
Harrington took the bail six yards
through center. Brandenberg made
one yard through left tackle. Man.
erud made two yards through left
tackle and Steers bucked the center
for two more. Huntington made three
yards through right tackle, it being
Oregon's ball on the 15-yard line.
Manerud failed to kick a goal. Har-
wards ball on their 20-yard line.
Ryan replaced Phinney for Har-
ward. Horween went through center
for IS yards in three bucks. Chapman
r6DkdCcO DTdHOcADcIS 1OI OiC6OH. "A.
Horween went through left tackle for
three yards. Casey plowed into CEN
ter for two yards more, bringing the
ball to the center Of the field. Church
went through left end for five yards.
A. Horween plunged through GEN.
ter for first down. Harvard's ball on
Oregon's 42-yard line. A forward pass,
FELTON, to Casey. netted nine yards.
Faxon replaced Havemeyer for Har-
ward. A. Horween made three yards
through center and carried the ball
Is yards through the line to Ore
gon's fve-yard line. Horween again
went through the line, carrying the
ball to within three yards Of Oregon's
goal. He tried another line push. but
failed. The crowd went wild with the
nearness Of the goal and the call Of
time. Church crashed into the
line carrying the ball to Ore
CONS two-yard line. Another
line buck almost forced the
ball over. lacking inches. Oregon
held on the vineyard line. On the
fourth down, Oregon held with the
ball but three or four inches from
their goal lire and recovered 1t on
downs just before the final whistle
sounded.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19

JAk Sc 4BfRALO MA PO-
Nh TX zIzKoY.

Vzdy, tane-li sc skutkem
neJaka mHlenka, nejaky sen,
puvodce j No byva zapominan,
ba, nejcaSkji i mrtev, predav
svou touhJi j sve nadsenf nasle-
lovn1knmI -Kolik dnes zije je-
Ste tech nj cHsenych zakladate-
III Spolku .ro postaveni zizko-
va pomnfI1 ma vrchu Zizko-
We? II
Dosud Whim pred sebou stat
kafe VaclNa Stome-ho, sedla-
re Jana CRfneho, diva pracov-
Milky ma nAislence zaloziti
spolek prol Nybudovani pamat-
niku. ZahIlvsak Zizkov, tepr-
We Sc rodfd mesto, vyslalo sve
nadsence, 4 -Inichz jsem slychal
imenovati este Vaclava Spa
nileho, stat itele Kutinu, Har-
tika, kteri polec pocali zakla-
dati. A abJ bylo ziskano neja-
ke zakladn Hmenf, pfislo Sc ma
tehdy origi elnf myslenku, po-
fadati ohrd my prGvod V hi
storickych rojich, s vozy a -
S Janem I'll kou.
Myslenk Sc ujala a prvy
prGvod, k 4 smuz sc sesla skoro
celia Prahal odbyval Sc V Raj
ske zahraf, ktera mela roz-
sab dalekd vetsf nezli dnes.
Dive leta nd to proveden byl no
Wy prGvod, Itentokrate vsak po
celem mesty a hlavni body prG-
vodu provef feny ma celem pro-
stranstvi vrthu Zizkova. A Ziz-
kou, valecnl KEN, vzdy byl mad
seny CernT jehoz maska byla
tax zdarila re byl modelem
k vaznym 4braz6m pro Zizku
V cele husit tskych vojsk. Histo-
ricke hry S Iprdvody Sc opako-
valy pax cdst6ji a dokonce
bitva r. 1920 byla verne re-
produkovanh "a ucasti pGl
Prahv a pritomnosti cizincG-
To byly pP Pcatky. K tenn vsak
druzi Sc obEtava a nadsena
prace drobtEch lidi, obcanG
zizkovskycH Jsou to V prvt
fade herci, lktefi jako ochotni.
ci poradaliI predstaveni V "a.
hrade hosVnce "U zlatehc
soudku" v vNatimnim divadlt
"Pokrok" vfsak jeste starry di
vadelni vet Iran Weis by moh
0 tom vypr& &vetD a vytezky
byly venova ny ma zbudovan
pomnfku. pvsem tn lidsk;
chamtivost kpGsobila zdrzen
cel6 akce: lovek zly a Spain.
sahl ma sveF Fene penfze. Ale I
tom pomlcilhe. Laska a obeta
vost tisicG tisicu zvolna ;
neunavn6 sdhranela a daval;
lreicar ke Hrejcaru a pax ha
Ter k hal6fi.l
Nekolik lft pred valkou We
likou pozorhost vzbudil cil
spolku. ktel1y dial vztyciti nj
vrchu Zizkdv6 ohromne skute,
ne platno. dbraz ZizkGv pal
catem, jehoE bylo videti z da
leka Siroka. | AvSak obraz dlou
no ma miste nesetrval, nebyl,
ami mozno. Byl ien ukazkou
lax spolek mini Tesiti ulozen,
81 Ukol. "
Takove bEly pocatky. K min
! druzi Sc obftavost a laska tisi
cd drobnych lidi. kterf sbira1
ma stavbu; ma Zizkove dokon
ce ochotnicke druziny here,
poradaly di1adla We prospect
postaveni pamatniku.
: Nyni tedA prikrocujeme k
kladeni zakl ladniho kamene
! bud vzpom enuto vsech tee
: tisicu nadsenych, nejmenova
; nych pracovnikG, vsech tech
' kdoz sli "a ideou, nechtejice
aby verejno st o Mich zvedela
tlsk Mich psal a ably Jim byl
vzdavany diky -
W IISxzyx
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
POLOsLEPA zENA ZAHY-
NULA POD KOLY AU.
TOMOBILU.
NeStssti udalo Sc ma Broadway
a Cable Ave.

Nasledkem prudkeho kata-
ru obou oci, trpela 63leta pi.
Fufrozina Geraschova, $500
Broadway seslablosti zraku a
neduh tento jest take vinen
vGereisi jeff smrti pod koly
automobilu ma Broadway
Cable. Sla V nedeli dopoledne
z kostela a prechazela Broad
way, kdyz pojednou Sc volnym
tempem blizil automobil Jana
Kautzmana, 9705 Easton A
We. DIE svedectvi policie do
mnival Sc fidic, re Gerashova
" cas- uhne, k Gemuz mela do
sti casu, ale poloslepa starena,
patrn6 stroj nevidela a byla
timto preieta. V Alexis nemoc
nici mohli lekari stanoviti jen
ieii smrt, rozpoznavse prud-
ky oCni zan6t, jimz zena byla
zatizena. Kaufman byl why
sproSt6n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
UDRZUJTE MLEKO v
CHLADU.

Jest velice d1lezitym, aby
mleko bylo udrzovano v chla-
du dokud Sc nepotfebuie, jak
Sc oznamuje B. F. l.. |. S. Jed
noducha lednice mGze byti "a
Tlzena nasledovne:
OpatTte 81 cd groceristy Dire
venou bednu asi jako je od my
dla, Is palcI hlubokou. Kupte
hlin6ny hrnec S poklickou, dost
veliky, aby sc do neho vesla
kvartova lahev mleka. Tez 81
opatTte kus linoleum asi stopu
Siroky a til stopv dlouhv. SeSij-
te konce, cimz utvofite cy-
lindr. ktery Sc volne hodi ko-
lem hrnce. Deite hrnec do
witt cylindru a postavte do
stfedu bednv. Nyni napechui-
te kolem piliny, aby Sc zabra-
nil teplu pTistup do vnitr. Do
koncete lednici tim. ze ma viko
prihiiete dosti silnou vrstvu
novinoveho papiru.
Rano iakmile dostanete NILE
ko. postavte no do hrnce. Roz-
sekeite asi "a MT oentti ledu a
umfst6te kole~r 1ahve. PTikrvi-
to hrnec a bednu. Bez ohledu
ma to. lake bvlo nres den hor-
ko. shledate nristi rano ieSt6
reporuSeny led V hrnci.
Vyndejte hrnec kazde rano
"a pricinou vyliti vody roz-
pusteneho ledu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19

ky zde tfadujfcimi zatGen a
jako zlocinec odvaden do We
zeni. Neni tomu davno, kdyz
v teze pol. budove vezneni
byli sokolstf vudcove, kteri
byli sem volani k vyslechu,
kdyz zabavene jmenf COS, zu
py Barakovy a j. odvazeno by
10 do teto budovy k uschove a
nynejsi pol. president jako IL
rednik byl nucen 1castniti Sc
vyslechu. Ones kyne vesele te-
muz starostovi z teze budovy
a hazi mu kytici v barvach ma
rodnich. V tomto faktu obsa-
zeno je proste vse, co jsme
Iprozili V poslednfch letech.
'Zbyva jen provesti i premenu
inter, tax jake Sc zmenily vnej-
Sky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
NAHLA SMRT KRAJANA
JAKUBA CHMELfKA.

Zndmy kraian Jakub Chine
lik, bytem 1905 Gar Ave. ste
zoval 81 pc delsi dobu ma ne
volnost. V sobotu rano odeSel
2 domova. ably 81, iak sdelil,
zaopatril iisteho leku, ktery
mel jeho chorob6 uleviti. Do
ma byl manzelkou Annou V po
ledne marne ocekavan a obavy
ieii o milovaneho muze stup-
novany byly kazdou hodinou.
Kdyz Sc vecer o 9. hodine do
tazovala ma policii, ukazaly Sc
tyto bohuzel opodstatn6ny.
Pan Chmelik zachvacen srdec
nj vadou sklesl ma Public Squa
ru a "a krdtko neblahe choro-
be podlehl. Smrt nastala lined
a nest astna pani shledala Sc
V marnici iiz jen vychladlou
mrtvolou dobreho manzela.
Pan Jakub Chmelik DOLL Sc
pomerne kratkeho veku So let,
pochdzel od Klatov, 4 Krizovic
V okresu planickem V Ame-
rice dlel 81 let. Byl clenem
fadu Jan Kollar, els. SO, C.S.
P.S. Pohfeb nahle skonavSiho
krajana konan bude v utery z
domu smutku 1905 Gar Ave.
ma hfbitov woodlandsky. Ia
nechava zde zalem Zdrcenou
manzelku, dv6 dcerusky q
bratra M. Chmelika.
Nahlym odchodem milova.
neho manzela, otce / bratra
tax tezce postizene rodine Wy.
slovujeme nasi uprimn6 mine
nou soustrast, ktera Jest sdile
ma zajiste vsemi, kdoz zesnu
leho znali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
CESKOSLOVENSTI LEGIO-
MARI Z AMERIkY NEJSOU
"SBEHY."

(B.F.LLS.) Z nekterych
stran pronasely sc obavy, re
GeskoslovenSti legionari Z A
meriky, kteri vstoupili do csl.
legii, budou stihani co deserte-
ri, ponevadz usli urednimu po-
volani t. zV. Draft Boardu. Y
tomto ohledu zaujima depart
ment spravedlnosti stanovisko
zcela Vecne a rozumne. V od-
pov6di ma dotaz BELLS. od-
povedelo.
"Oddeleni spravedlnosti "a
lima Sc prve rade o deserce
provineni, jez jsou trestna
ma zaklad6 vojenskych zakonu,
a nikoliv o poruSeni civilniho
statutu. V pripad6 deserce,
ide-li o oCisteni rekordu, tako-
va v6c musi byti projedndna V
prve fade departmentem val
ky.
V pfipadech delikvence sta
ci prokazati Sc statnimu ma
vladnictvi, re dotycny slouzil
" kterekoliv spojenecke arma-
| de, tudiz V Ceskoslovenske.
Zadne formulate Sc pro tyto
zadosti nevydavaii a kazdy
musi vypsati svou v6c detailne
sam.
Ma Sc "a to, ze ami depart
ment valky ami spravedlnosti
nepfeii 81 provadeti trestni RI
zeni proti muzi, ktery slouzil
iinde nez v americke sluzbe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
VCEREJSf OBETI AUTOMO-
BILOVEHO SPORTU.

22lety syn municipdlnlho
soudce McMahona, Leroy, sta
hoval vCereisiho odpoledne po-
stranni zdclony u automobile
ma kolajich pfedmestske drahy
Cleveland, Southwestern & Co
lumbus, as 2 mile jizne cd Lo-
rain, kdyz zasazen byl vlakem
a tax nebezpeGne zranen, re
"a hodinu zermel.
Louis Cowan, 3470 vych.
121. ul., podjizd6l prav6 zelez-
nitni most, vadouci pres Brook
Park rd. We West Park, kdyz
ieho auto pojednou sklouzlo a
narazem ma stenu obratilo Sc
ma stranu. Jednorocni synek
Cowana uderen byl narazem
tax, re "a pul hodiny po ma
stalem neSt6sti skonal. Cowan
s manzelkou pax utrpeli zivo-
tn nebazpecna zraneni. S nim
jedouci S. Robbins S manzel
kou a dvema mensimi d6tm
vyvdzli jen mensimi odreni
nami.
VcerejSi policejni rapport!
vykazuji jeSte nekolik podraC
nejSich nehod dopravnich.
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VCEREJsf ROURE.
Potopa v ulicich, prerusena do
prava, udery blesku a zmokle
vyletni toalety.

Kdyby byli dostali vcereisi
vyletnici proroka pov6trnostni-
no do moci, iiste by Sc mu bylo
zle vedlo. Prave kdyz by vcera
po polednach nejlepsi cas- Wy
brati 81 vhodne misto, kan W.
raziti, zacal hrom tlouci o pre-
kot a 2 oblak Sc lilo jako 2
konve. Ale tenn bylo koneGne
hei, stokrate hGre bylo, kdo Sc
dali zlakati a vylitli 81 hned
rano, neb meteorological sta
nice hlasala, ze bude hezky a
k tomu jest6 zadne horko a nu-
re, co 81 takova vyletni duse
vice preje?
Jinak zpGsobila bouTe S Ii
javcem a krupobitim spojena,
prihnavsi Sc od jezera, dosti
znacnych Skod, hlavne ma Il
rode a V zahradach, zatopila
n6kolik sklepG a znemozniIa
misty ma chvili poulitni do
pravu.
Ma n6kolika mistecn udaril
blesk, ma Lakeside Ave. V elsie
1868, kde vSak w. E. Landing
povstaly pozar rychle uhasil
kbelikem vody. Do truhldr-
.sk6ho oddeleni Highbee Co. a
vych. 13. ul. uhodil blesk a "a
nitil drtiny u stroje, ktare dout
naly a teprve "a hodinu vySle-
hly plamen, zp1sobivse Sko-
dy as "a $500. Nejprudceji il
fadil rozpoutany zivel V East
Clevelandu, kde bleskem byla
roztfist6na celia rada stromG.
Ma st. Clair Ave. blize Not
tingham strhany byly telefon-
nj draty, timz arci sluzba po-
n6kud utrpela. Ma Superior
Ave. a vych. 10. ul. vystupova-
la voda otvory V podlaze pou-
licnich kar. We verejnych par
cich a ma vyletnich mistech
nastaly prave tlacenice ma mi
stech chranenych strechou,
kde muscle obecenstvo vycka-
vati konec lijavce. Nest6stim
automobilovym, udavSim Sc Ia
boufe, v6nujeme jinou kapito-
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BELA KUN MA SYNA.

Zena povestneho presidenta
bolsevicke vlady V Uhrach Be-
ly Kuna zije V Italii, kde zdr-
zuje sc jiz delsi dobu V Boloni.
Tam Sc il narodil syn, ktery
pri obrizce obdrzel jmeno Mi
kulas Thor (prvni podle Le-
nina.) Bella Kun re sveho dol
norakouskeho vezeni postal pri
tie prilezitosti dekovaci list j.
talskym socialistum "a vlidne
priieti, iehoz Sc jeho rodine V
Italii dostalo.