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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31

Philadelphia finally is threatening
to 20 on a baseball strike and claims
Il has taken all Of the baseball abuse
that It will stand. Jim Nasium, one
of the leading Quaker City scribes.
is leading the revolution. After Six
years of an American League tail
ender and two OF an eighth place Ma
tonal League squad, it seems about
time for somebody to tell the Phila-
delphia club owners to produce.
One reason that Philadelphia has
had such wretched baseball Is that
the city has endured 1t so meekly
and the newspapers frequently have
defended the owners of backing their
fans for better baseball. Imagine
New York II the Giants finished six
straight years in the basement!
But Nasium tells some plain truths
and asks some blunt questions. One
of them Is what the owners of the
Athletics and Phillies have done with
all the money they procured for their
stars and why 1t Is not expended for
real talent. He wants to know why
the only players acquired by the
Phillies are those cast-offs from other
clubs purchased for the waiver price
or at the cost of the class b draft
price.
MACK NO LONGER ESCAPES.
However. in recent year, Baker has
been made the goat in Philade phla
much oftener than Mack. Somebody
always has been putting in few
nice words for Connie and passing
out sympathy that his trolley leaguer'
and Class c pick ups did not develop
into another team Of Bakers, CO..
linses and Barrys.
But Nasium doesn't rob Peter to
paw Paul. He plays no favorites and
swings at both VIII Baker and
Connie Mack with the same fists.
His language is strictly to the
point. He says: "Excuses concerning
the two Philadelphia clubs can no
longer be tolerated. What we de-
mand for the season to come Is that
those guiding the destinies or TN"
Phillies and Athletics either make
good or get out. The excuse that
they are doing their best to give
philadelphia winning ball clubs Will
no longer do, because 1t isn't true.
ar the owners OF these clubs can't
make good now, 1t Is time they ac-
knowledged themselves failures at the
inh and quit. There aren't many
Jobs at which a fellow can fan SO
consistently and still hang on"
HITS A HOME RUN.
The Philadelphian hits another
home run when he NOTWITHSTANDING
stars for money, which has done noth-
ing but enrich the pockets OF the
club owners at the expense OF the
playing quality of the team, Is not
doing their best and neither is the
signing Of high school players ana
free agents off the lots who can be
e.cured for nothing. while they let
ne high class minor league f-lent
that takes money to buy go to other
clubs. 1t is time that Philadelphia
sandom got up on its nina legs anu
let out a raucous squawk'
Among other things. Nasium says
that such high class players as MACK
mas held have played Indifferent ball
because they have not been PAID SUI
ficient salaries. He says il n McAVoV.
tba former Athletic catcher, drew
more money with Baltimore last sea-
son than Mack used to pay him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
YOUNG BOWEN WILL
FACE Joe CLANCY
Washington's Crack Light
weight on Card of Ma
ti0naI A. c. Show.

BALTIMORE. Md. Dec. 31.-Joe
boy a few seasons ago, will en-
deavor to do the comeback stunt at
the aIl-star boxing card to be Of
fered on January by the National
Armory. Young Bowen. of WASH
ington, who put the skids under
Eddie Barr, is the lad who will face
CLANCY in his attempted comeback
and to say that Joe Is tackling
tough proposition is putting 1t
mildly.
The Nationals show next month,
which is topped by a twelve-round
referees decision mill between
George Papin, lightweight champion
Of Europe, and George CLANCY, or
this city, has taken on an inter-
city flavor as a result OF the list OF
preliminaries carded.
In addition to the Joe CLANCY
Young Bowen six-round setto.
Charley Baum. son of Pete Baum
the well-known restaurant man ana
former boxer. has been signed TO
meet George Meyers, Of Washing
ton, in another special six rounder.
Benny Franklin, jr. son Of the
Baltimore boxer OF that name, Is
also booked for the Nationals show
and will square of with some good
Washington lad.
Movers, who il slated to face
Carley Baum, has been making quite
a name for himself lately. His latest
victory was scored at the expense
of the highly touted Ping Bodie, OF
Philadelphia, while prior to his win
over Bodie, Meyers had decisively
whipped Shorty Mccain, Of Fort
Myer, a lad who IL thought very
highly of down in Virginia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
QUINCY LADS BUSY
WITH FLOOR CAMPAIGN

The next few weeks will be busy
ones for the Quincy Athletic Club
quintet. The following games have
been sch eduled: December 81. Com
pany A, National Guard; January 4,
Business Seniors; January Z, Lin
worth Athletic Club; January Is, Co
lumbia; February 3, Gallaudet Props.
Tuesday games will be played at
Carroll gymnasium, and all others on
the opponents floors. w. II. Smith,
manager of the Quincy Ave, can lie
reached at 17l7 Lincoln road north-
east.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
PIRATES WILL TRAIN AT
WEST BADEN IN SPRING

PITTSBURGH, Dec 31.-Manager
Gibson announces that the Pirates Of
1921 will begin their training at West
Baden, Ind, the battery men report
ing on March 5. On March 10 the en-,
tire squad will be at Hot Springs,
Ark. where it will cemain until
March 80. Two OF three games will
be played there with the Boston Red
Sox. and then will begin the fol-
lowing exhibition series:
March 80, Little Rock, Ark.
March 81, Tulsa. Okla
April I, Oklahoma City, Okla.
April .. Wichita Falls. Tex.
April 3, wichita Falls. Tex.
April 4, Fort Worth, Tex.
April 5, Fort Worth. Tex.
April g. Dallas, Tex.
April Z, Dallas, Tex.
April s. Little Rock, Ark.
April 0. Memphis, Tenn.
April 10, Memphis, Tenn.
April II, Louisville, Ky.
April IL, Louisville, Ky.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
YEARS OF
GOLF FOR THIS "ONER"

After twenty-three years OF golf
James l.. Taylor, known as the "Duke
Of Manchester" has finally chalkcd
up a "oner" to his credit Taylor.
prominent at Garden City and Elk
wanok, was playing with Walter
Travis at Garden City, and probably
no one was moro surprised than
James L. himself when he holed out
on the eighteenth.
II was not huky shot but a per-
fcctly played AFFAIR, the ball going
straight with good carry and just
enough roll to disappear quietly and
gracefully.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Here Ii Is
A good hard fall sometimes
results from trying to
stand on ones dignity.
RICHMOND'S CLEVERNESS
TAKES HIM FROM CELLAR
Defeat of To|son Shoves Free
land to Bottom in TOURNEY.

Clyde Richmonds cleverness in de-
feating Johnny Tolson by 100 to SO
in last nights play in the District
pocket billiard tournament for the
championship which is in progress at
the Grand Central Palace, enabled him
to climb out of the cellar position.
Freeland in consequence is at the
bottom of the heap. Richmond won
handily, scoring runs OF IS and II.
Tolson got two runs Of IA each.
Dot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
,han Kicks at Poor Ball Clubs-Al-Sars Play Tomorrow
JONES HAS BOOST
FOR COBB

Bobby Jones, third sacker Of
the Detroit Tigers, is just one
Of the Jungleers who is thor
oughly pleased with the
change in management decided
upon by the club authorities.
Bobby has returned to his
home on the Pacific coast
where he told the boys all
about major league baseball.
He declared that a mistake had
been made when the Detroit
club turned Babe Finelli adrift,
for the Italian, while no demon
with the ash, was a fast and
fancy fielder.
Likewise Jones declared that
the Tigers last year dropped
far below the grade of ball
they might have played.
Cobb is popular with all the
men on the club" said Jones,
land he will undoubtedly guide
the Detroit team through to
the heights"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
BRITISH BARRIERS WIN
RACE FROM CORNELL men

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-Oxford-Cam-
bridge cross-country runners defeat
ed Cornell University distancers yes
terday by 20 to 20, finishing one.
four, five, seven and nine in the first
ten to cross the line.
McInnes, of oxford, wn the seven
and-a half mile race in 42:09:4, cross
ing the line 100 yards ahead of Car
ter, OF Cornell. McInnes drew away
after the first half mile and was new
err headed.
The race, run over the Thames
hare and hounds course, through
Roehampton, consisted OF two miles
of road running, one mile of plowed
lands and the remainder grass run
ming. The ployed land proved the
undoing Of the Americans.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Golf Course Closes.

The Potomac Park golf course "ill
be closed from now until the frost
has left the ground, which Will prDn-
ably be about the middle OF March.
Players who have left eolflnP equip
ment in the field house are urged TO
call for their property any morning
next week between the hours Of . and
II noon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
QUAKER ROARS
OVER OUTLOOK
Jim Nasium Claims Fans Are
Sick and Tired OF Back
ing TailenderS.
ADVERTISE TEXAS
IN NEW WAY

The decision of the Dallas
(Tex.), chamber of commerce
to pay the Cleveland Indians
$1,000 to train in that city
shows to what extent the big
Southern municipalities are
using the major league ball
clubs as mediums of advertis-
ing. 1t shows, moreover, the
healthy condition of baseball
in the minor leagues and par
ticularly throughout Texas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
PECK JUNIORS EXPECT
HARD BATTLE TONIGHT

The Peck Juniors have a hard bat
tie tonight, when they go against tho
sterling Athletic club. The game
will be played at Peck Memorial
gymnasium at $3.50 o'clock.
Yesterday the Peck Juniors defeat
cd the Potomac A. e. by the score Of
40 to g. ChaconRs left guard for
pccks, shot ten baskets from tho
floor, and Robinson was credited
with seven.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
He Will: He Won't.

A merry battle Of opinion is being
fought hy baseball writer's every
where over the possibilities OF Ty
Cobb as manager of the Detroit
Tigers. There are as many believe
he will make good as there are that
he won't. Next season the answer
will be seen
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Little to Choose.

There was little to choose between
the Business High Ave and the All
star quint which played In tho Bust
ness gym yesterday morning. Fcrb"r,
OF Business, Gagged shot for two
counts In the last minute of the game
and landed a 19-to-IS score.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Witten to Give Address.

THE Lawyer in the Departmental
Service" will be the subject of, an
address before the Federal Bar As
ISOLATION by James w. Witten, presi-
dent, next Monday night at s o'clock
in the auditorium OF the Interior De-
partment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
lafayetteS Anxious.

Tho Lafayette A. G. team is anxious
to play youngsters averaging 40
pounds. Manager Forrest Simmonds,
North 736. wants to hear from the
Mcpherson, Yosemite, Monroe, Victor,
Peck and Tech midgets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
u. S. Hotel Girls to Dance.

A New Year Eve dance will be
held tonight at the Catholic Com
munity House, Col Il street north
west, under the auspices OF the girls
from the United states Government
Hotels. During intcrmission favors
will he distributed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Want Floor Games.

Royal Juniors and Midgcts want
EamCH with hrst-class teams who can
address communication to 1919 R)se-
dale street. or call Lincoln 1921.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Speaks on Zion Park.

Robert Sterling Yard, executive
.ecretary Of the National Parks AS
collation., will give an illustrated
l,cture on Zion National Park before
tas twentieth Century Club at its
monthly meeting January o. Miss
elizabeth Fox, of the Public Health
sureau, also will address the club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Will PLAY Dartmouth.

BETHANY, W. Va. Dec. 31.--Dart-
mouth College and Bethany College
will meet on the gridiron at Hanover,
n. H., October Is next. athletic OIL
Gals of the Bethany institution an
nounced here today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Western Wins II.

Western High basketers defeated
the Stewards Business College team
by 20 to IS yesterday. being in front
all the while. Goetz. SchafTer and
Payne played for Stewards,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Wants Grace Team.

The manager OF the Grace A. G.
team IL requested to call Main 2t16
any time today to get in touch with
Manager Arthur Schaffer, OF the Con-
zress Heights Yankees.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Yankees Get Game.

Congress Heights Yankees will play
tho American Legion Muir Post ave,
OF Baltimore. Md, Saturday night In
the Congress Heights gymnasium.
Tho Yankees have won ten straight
games to date.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Look Who's Here.

Circle A. G. players come right out
with a challenge today to play the
Warwick juniors tomorrow might, and
say IL the warwicks mean business
they can call Alfred Luitich, North
slss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Pecks Win Two.

Peek Midgcts won two games ycs-
tcrday. They defeated the Trinity
Nfidgets. ~ to =. and the Tigers, 20
- A,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Knockers 10 Feed.

Tho Knickerbockcr Club will honor
it's football team with a banquet on
January s at the club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Riu1S Wins Game.

RIGGS \. G. players took a 1s-to-tt
game from the Emerson A. c. yester-
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-31
Manhattans Win.

the Babs by q SCORE OF - to 20 in the
Immscuiats Gymnasium last night
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11

Gle Australia povzbuzuif psehovalce hledaji fafe Ar
gena Jizni Amciice ma z nekok milonu alu Spanelh
Francouz. Brazie poslyuie svobodnou dopragu vseln
Sc tam nastehuji jako prs6hovalc do nsta mali
namreno zsobuje e nafadim, semeny gaznyn potFeba
Mas jbzsf konkurent jest Kanaa kera pevoluje vel
k6 sunny poyzbuzeni pstehovalecva okonce vab
mnoho zaozenych jiz Americana pres
nice.
Vyhlidky Evrop6 nejsou zrovna vabiNe povzbuzucf
prcce jest mnoho d tamnho puvodu naSi zemi
konec prece epe vyjdou starch domoveh Snad
jim nedostane tax vysoke mzdy ako zem lee zvo
dani neni tax veke vede toho mali prezitost z
jak stare zvyky tradce jejch peme urGuj Prohbice
vyzeEe vek pocet d Paklize sv byl osvobozen
nestava velkeho podneu naehovan 6to svobo
d. Nesava pochybnos re navzdor vystraham mnoho ii
cizine rozenych obyvatel Spojenych Sat vrat
more ably zistil ak ejich rodiny patee prezi vaku
Jaky konecny vsedek prstehovaleckeho problemu bu-
de, mzna vaky rozpty, spociva dosud koenou
konomckych bohu Az obnoveny budou normani dopravni
prosedky bude zdati re nabze We Spoenych Sta
tech veke ndustrial pezitos mozno dost, ze pTseho
valeky pfilv do Spojenych Stat opet Znac po
prohaSu Re muze rvat az pet rok pro evropske
me- tax dalece prodou rekonstrukcn periodou dosa
opet nohy pomery budou bti zvany
maln.
John Walker Harrington.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11

cim u porovnani apathii, bez
mocnosti a beznadeji, ktere
pronikaji kazdou tridu, cd nej-
vyssi k nejnizsi.
Budapest muze Sc stati
prav6 tax hroznou, jako Widen
Polsku hrozi osudny nedosta-
TEX potravin, unli a dopraV-
mich prostredku. Srbsko byloI
vypuzeno jako narod. Kdyz
Srboy6 Sc vratili do sye zeme,
ziii Z rostlin, listi st6bel ku-
kuiice. Odiyali Sc Y pytle. Pa
desat procent mu2u t0hoto ma
roda pomfelo We valce, q zane
chali 100000 ditek bez otce,
Z nichz 10000 dosud potrebu
lie nalehaye pcte a vzdelani.
1ficot pet pr0cout obyvatclstVa|
Jihoslavie trpi 2retelne yiditel
ncu tuberkulcsou a celkoyy 20
cot talzto po5tizenych, pocitaje
v 70 pocateeni pripady, obnasi
IS az so proeeHt. Nezamestna-
most dosl rovncz tyto poiovy-
h adoyele, nenoci drasai1e ma
Iro'dy. Proident Giasaryk, KITE
lrtho jsem videl V Praze, pou-
kazal ma to, re jest nemozno
postaviti jcho lid. k praci, do
kud nebude vlny bavlny pro
tovainy. Problem tohoto no.
veho statu", pravil Masaryk,
"roZvihe SO v. otazku vyvoZu
! bud zbo2i, nebo obyvatelstva.
Jestlize nenrijdou suroviny,
prumysloyG obyvatelstvo musi
opustiti zemi odporu ne
zamestnanyni v Anglii nebo
Francii, nemaji svych Vast
mich kolonii, kan by sli. Pokud
sc tyce orby, puda ztratila jed
nu tfetinu sve plodnogti, ma
sledRem ztraty dobytka p "
nouci 2 toho ztraty hnoiiya. Ne
name dostatek mleka, a tisice
dGti trpi podvyzivou." Masary-
: kuv popis jeho vlastni zeme pla
ii malymi nebo- zadnymi cd
: chylkami pro kazdou zeni
kde pomocnG poselstvo jest u
: nlisteno,"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
AMERECkE. PRISTEHOVALECTVO

zar6 ma So na6za Sc hlubinach ez obycene predcha
zcy zhani krivy oznacujci stoupan padan pfisteho
valecta pred mani oazka "Dostavi Sc opet Vlna
Jaou dG kteii pravi dode ustoupen hrebene czne
rozca]ch nez pusme do Gto otazky, uVazuJmc
pomery iez priSly a opet 2aSy
Tabuka keSani stoupan pfstehoNacu, Jez byl& ne
yno prpraycna spokovou pIist5hoVaeckou kancea ez
pokryya r6sench sto rok jest pima skonu stoupan Od
doby 60 ac 2ene prohlasa neodvsost ITS az
do 1920 y kvka mapy pfistehoaeck6 pocina pouze ESQ
~ pfistehovac byo pfpusteno do zem6 Kdyz sire plane
severozapadnho zemi porebovay rozvn hvezda SpoJe
nvch Statd vd6na bya zpad6. popavka po psehova-
cctvu v2rstala Vlna ech Npocaia Sc Vatl aS T. looo
NapGed p Irtane uprosfed posednho olet tsice lndu
stranch vypuzenych rcvoou proti prusacvi pfis
sem hledat Stest6nu.
AGkoliv lasce svobod6 neze upira vany popud pred
MIN yopudem enz prived bfehum Amerky tax velky
pTisthovalcu bya oySem ouha lepsi mzde hdu-
strani pfilezost TAX dohho pokud pfistehoValci nell
vyhdky vyssf nzdy zep8eii 2votnch podninek akoz
dos prace, prval iich plnl Castle Garden.
Po te dostaviy RUNE kfivv poklesnuti narysu
zornucim prehed prist6hovalec Jedno pokenuti
ba obtanska vaka line panka roku 1877 reti pfmuti
cirsdo vuGn6ho zakona ackolv velce male Pc e dosta
vlo pokesnuti primu denckeho konraktnho zako-
Fantni rse oku 1897 nejen byla pficinou re mno-
no vyst6hovalc zarfo kroky na ale zaroven zavm-
la zr mnoho ich rychle vys6hovao Sezona s
nezamestnar iaka naaia koiem ro l9l0 mela
"a naelcdek podobny ubytek prist6hoValectva
Evropska vaka zpusobila porusen zaozeneho pofadku
30 Psehovaectv do Spojenych Statu snzeno
bylo skutecnos nulu. posednm vasy cnio
200C00 roI vykazuje do Spoenych Satu pfpu-
byo 100000 pfsehOvalych czozemcu, vyma pasaze
ru turistu prvni kaiuty.
prichaze do Spoienych Statu 100000 rocne
nezaloz 81 zde domov nebo zpravy
kazu od 80 do 40 procen ch vrato TAM odkud pf
$ N6kei tehto pristehovalcu zemena Itaove by pra
wynn sehovavImi paky Pracoya zde neaky cas-, nekolik
mesicd 6 vrati do vlas ako zamozni lido
ma ednu PAX prijeli Opro 14 900, ktef
sem pribyl minul6ho roku 12SoO0 ch vrato Ic
ch nebylo vice. zavinl nedoatek dopravnch proScdku
lodnich
Ekonomsd obavaii Sc nyn vscobecntho sehovani czi
ne rozenych nerracial Council prikad prohlauie po
sedrim udan &c Gyry roxy pred vakou prmerne pse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11

sprapkyn6 chtela Cd sebe pode-
zreni odvratiti obvinila apo-
stovnf PERSONAL z vykradem je-
liho dopisu a kradeze 600 K,
patrire proto, ably jcj tim unal-
Celia. Postizeni, vesmes vojaci,
vsak slecpe odplatili. Vyzvali
il, aby vratila vykradenc veci
re dvou zasilek, ktere do Ber-
nardic by,y omylem pfevezeny
a ktere 81 slecna vzala do sveho
bytu a Ease do kancelare vrati-
la. Kdyz TAX uciniti nechtela,
vnikli tri svedci do jejiho bytu
a Zabavili il latku ma damske
saty, vykradenou re zasilky je
dine obchodnice vdovy, a lahev
rumove tresti, nalezejici do il
Inc zasilky. Casne rano o a. ho-
dine "a velikeho lijaku a prud-
Ike boufe odjela spravkyne po-
sty, ST. Jarmila Vojtova 5 tez-
kymi ZavaZadiy, kufrern a ko-
Sem ma nadrazf. Ma stestfs zapo
mnela poskoditi telegrafick6
vedeni a tax cetnicka stanice
mohla "a nj vypraviti telegra-
ficEy zatykac a ST. spravkyne
pri pfijezdu ma WiIsonovo ma
drazi byla s podezrelymi "a
vazadly sebrana a do Tabora
dopravena. Nekolik okrade.
nych pfililasilo Sc ma cetnickG
stanici, ktera pfi vykonant
prohlidce V byte spravkyne ma
Sla zejmena mnozstvi latek, pc
chazejicich ze zasilek, doslych
s ,odi lasky Z Ameriky. V Bel
nardicich vzbudil pripad veil
ky rozruch."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-11
sTRAKA MA POsTE.

X neihnusnejsirn zjevdm,
,iez valka vytvofiia, patrili be-
ze sporu vykralaci postovnich
zasilek. Chudy clovek utrhl ST
Cd usta poslednl lepsi sousto,
postal je ma vojnu svemu hla-
dovicimu a mrznoucimu bratru
ci synu a takova nesvedomita,
|nicemna straka ma poste zasil-
ku vykradla, dopouStejic Sc
TAX dvojiho zlocinu, kradeze a
IzneuzitI moci uredni. V po-
slednf dobe pripady techto kra
l.dezi staly Sc fidsimi; ably vsak
Inevymizely zcela, o to Sc posta
rala dcera agrarniho poslance
Vojty. S.ysme, co III sdeluje
"Pravo Lidu":: "Vykradani "a
slick ma poste V Bernardicich
dalo Sc v tax nzasne mire, Re
tpostovnimu reditelstvi v Praze
Ibylo pouze We dvou meslcich
pfihlaseno lao ztrat. Proto po
)stovni feditelstvf vypsalo od-
menu 1000 K ma vypatrani zlo-
dele ma bernardicke post6. Ta-
borsky casopis List" pise c
lvypatrani zlodeje ma bernardo
cke poste toto: "Vyhlasku pc.
Stovniho feditelstvi ma vypatra
nj zlodejd spravkyne posty
dcera agrarniho poslance M
Vojty, nevyvesila. Tim uvrhla
ma sebe podezreni postovnihc
Ipersonalu, ma ktery byla We ice
prisna. Kdyz "a jejiho vzdale
nj Sc postovni praktikant Ma,
ra ma vyhlasku prisel, ucinil j
pristupnou obecenstvu. Tu