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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
WILLIAM AND MARY PLAYS
GAlLAUDET HERE TODAY

William and Mary College and
Gnllaudct College elcvcns Will play
AZ boulevard Field this afternoon at
3:3o o'clock in what promises to be
one OF the best games on the local
sridiron calendar. The deaf and
dumb eleven from Washington will
arrive this morning. This team Is
described AS averaging It's pounds In
the line. with fast backlrld
William and Mary's lineup will he
minus Harwood: tackle. and Wilson.
center. Coach Driver and squad viii
come up from williamsburg this
norninE and will be chartered at
Murphy's Hotel Those making the
trip are Captain Close. Chandler, Gar
Der. Deitz. Shepherd. Badcett An
drews., Goad, Synton. Monk White.
Bake Jones, Hastings. Jordan. Moore.
Young and others. Many students
VIII accompany the Indians The
Mutes offer novelty in the way OF
calling signals, all plays being di-
rected by the Gailaudet manual al
nhabct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
INDIANS WlGWAM
FAIRLY RAOIATES
WITH EXCITEMENT

tCont.nuod From First PageD
tribes are 80 evenly matched that,
With a fair distribution OF baseball
breaks, each should win an equal
number OF battles here. leaving the
score four rames 10 three In favor
OF the Nationals. Those who lean
strongly 10 the belief that the horn;
Team VIII win out here give the In
dams three games and the Robins
one, which would still send the play
ers back TO the East for tho final
battle.
Speaker Is expected to start Cove
iesh!e, who turned back the National
i.eaguers in their first rush for the
| Championship. The latter has had
three days rest and is reported to
be eager 10 repeat his initial vic
tory, The Brooklyn battare stated
emphatically on the way West that
they would surely hit him the sec
ond time out, but Cleveland pIay-
crs are thought TO be about ready
Tor batting rampage themselves.
Thus IL may be that the first Of The
games here will he free hitting
contest. To hold in check any such
I tendency on the part of the Indians
Manager Robins Will probably select
either JEFF Pfcffer or Al Manaux
and the result OF the fourth game
OF the series may prove the turning
point or the entire conflict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
ATLANTA GIRL WINS WAY
INTO THE GOLF FINALS
Miss Stirling Captured Her Match
by . to 1 and Made New
Record for Course.
icy Associated Press. ]

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Oct. S.-Alexa
Stirling, of Atlanta, the womens ma
tional golf champion, and Mrs. Hurd
of Pittsburgh, won their way into the
finals of the national championship at
the M2yneld Club here today. by de-
| featinG Sirs. C IL. Vanderbeck, OF
Philadelphia, and Mrs. David Gaut, Of
Memphis, IN stirring matches.
Miss Stirling won her match. . and
!, while Mrs. Hurd was forced to the
seventeenth green before she was
two UP Both matches were replete
with sensational shots and great re-
covcr!es. ali OF the four players max
ing the best showing OF the week
Miss Stirling got Il new woman'S rec
ord for the Alay;cid course when she
turned in an 30 for the round. playing
out the second nine for her medal
score.
In the first half of the match with
Mrs. NaHderbcck. the champion was
supreme and had everything her own
way. being three up at the turn Her
play in the first half was Character
latd by long drives. perfect APP
DroachtS ana accurate puts. Ia err
medal at the turn was 80. including
l6 puts.
The game took a sudden reversal at
me start OF the inside nine. and Mrs
Eandcrbeck evened the match on the
fifteenth by making some brilliant
chip shots dead TO the pin and sinking
several long and difficult puts.
Her first win was on the tenth,
which she took with two puts for 4
ave. while Miss Stirling used three
On the eleventh. Mrs. Vandcrbcck used
only one putt. tcn-footcr. After
haivins the next three, the Philadel-
| phian sank another long one for a
Tour ana the hole. bringing the match
| to even terms
! Miss Stirling won the sixteenth by
driving the $s5-yard green in two.
! but IL was on the seventeenth that
hcr championship ability WAS best
shown
| The champion ana contender, both
put their tee shots into the right back
trap ana were on in two and three
respectively. Mrs. Vanderbeck having
| & lie eighteen feet from the pin.
Brieiy studying her putt she sank
me bali, leaving tho titleholdcr a
Twelve loot putt to win the match at
! that point sink II. she did. without
tremor and Mrs Vandcrbeck lost
her chance TO contend for the title
| She once held
Airs Gaut played Mrs. Hurd IL bet
ter match than was expected and
was upon her At tho turn. But Mrs
hurd rallied and was one up at the
seventeenth, which was halved. Both
GUY Mrs, Hurd ran her putt down,
margin.
The cards:
Miss Stirling: out--554. SAG. 4s5-
SO; in-6hS, &55. 445-iO-SO
Mrs Eandnrheck: Out-5G6, 456.
425-4si in.55$ 554.. 555--4e-S3.
'n--5Gi, 3X5. 545-.
Mrs Gaut: out"55s. 457-35-44:
in-G73. a5a. 5AG-45--S3.
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WILL BEAT COVELESKIE IF
IRIS SPEAKER STARTS HIM
lack Wheat Says It's Still Undecided Whether Pfcffcr
Will Pitch or Send Grimes Back at
Indians Again

Is giving out interviews telling how
confident he Is OF not going back to
Brooklyn, of taking the rest straight,
or Knocking out pitchers out OF the
box the next time they come up, etc.
or course he'd say all that He's got
to do lot Of talking right now. But
talking won't cut down that lead of
one game we have on them now. And
we don't have to talk.
we put In an hour Of batting prac-
tice and an hour of fielding work. So
now were all set for the opener
here see no warrant for the done
stcr's talk to the effect that prece-
dent Is against us winning this fourth
game. don't think precedent is go
ing to have anything to do with it..
II will be pitching again. backed up
by fielding. And remember. we've
got the pitchers and our fielding has
written new chapters in baseball his
tory.
1t is still undecided whether we
start Pfeffer tomorrow or whether
Grimes Will take another go. In any
event Miller will catch. AS figured
out yesterday. l don't think there Is
any doubt but that Covaleskie will
be Speakers choice, and think
were going to get to him this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
ny ZACK (.uITCk., yyUE.r


Captain of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
copyright 1920 by Universal Service.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. oct. S.--This
town Is certainly baseball wild. we
could sense 1t the minute we got Off
the train. Various hotels have big
signs Indicating that they are head
quarters for the press or for the
visiting delegations Of fans, and the
lobby of the Winton where we are
staying, fairly buZzes with excite
ment. Seems as IL 500 people had
asked me to get them tickets
we lost no time In getting to work.
arriving at noon We put in the after
noon in League Park getting the
kinks out after travelling. Our warm
up demonstrated that our infic!d.
which worked with the precision Of
machine yesterday. playing an err
rorless game, Is going 10 maintain
IT'S speed and keep the Indians hits
down to the low mark OF three set in
Thursdays game.
The home town team Is certainly
getting enthusiastic support in the
local newspapers. There's nothing
but Speaker and President Dunn and
Business Manager Barnard on the
first pages. Naturally Iris Speaker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
JACKETS PLAY ROANOKE

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch)
ASHLAND, VA. Oct. S.-Randolph-
Maoon's football squad spent last
night In Roanoke and this afternoon
Will stack up against the strong Roa-
are In better condition than at any
previous time this season and will
present their strongest lineup in
today's game.
Coach GOn is In hopes of nnncxing
today's encounter, and, with this in
view. has carefully groomcd his
charges in several new formations.
'Smoot and Murrell will be in their
regular positions at tackle, while
Todd will replace Randolph at full,
league running the team in Ed
munds absence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
JOHN MARSHALL A. CLUB
BEATS THE BELM0NTs
Wicker Makes Wonderful Tackle
After Long Run Preventing
Roanoke From Scoring.
TEAMS ARE EVENLY MATCHED
Billy Gooch Put Now Life in Game
In Second Half and Shows Old
Tirne Ffash-Carpenter Fails Mt
Placement Kick.

-, John Marshall Athletic Club got its
,oaptiSm OF ire yesterday afternoon
IN banG-up football battle, which
Club OF Roanoke by u score OF to o.
Outweiahcd considerably. the visiting
eleven gave masterful display OF
touchdown was showed over, looked
as isst n ~ II WAS Vas going to force the con
made rest 70 nc close ac tie; os The counter was
quarter.
Tho local combination of former
stars pulled off many wrinkles OF
their old-time form. For some min
crossed slowly. but soon developed
into genuine affair. with reputa-
lions and plays edging tho smali-sIze
swayed to and fro between the con-
tenders. Few FIRST downs were made
early in the contest, consequently
puntins by both Sides resulted.
once In the initial half the Mar
shallites made bid for score
standing on his opponents forty-nve-
kick, which started right. but fell
fifteen yards short
This attempt seemed to be n signal
ginning of the second quarter the two
machines collidcd on an attempt
through center, and out OF the mass
Of human forms shot Hinchces body
and down the field he tore for nifty
four yards. being stopped eight yards
from his goal by Wicker after n hot
from defeat.
:, The ,Roanokers were on their met
Tie and made an advance to bag the
e4me p5 by the aerial route, but the
on his own goal line. and the local
nan pack romped past Held OF
PLAYERS %y to the rfty;;yard mark. whese
Il rr-sl l...v 1.
detained him until downed. Belmont
then recovered the ball by an inter
ception and got away with the only
successful winged play for twenty
G.oeh Plny. Great BALL.
:, Billy" Gooch went in at quarter
sponsible for John Mnrshaii's victory
by advancing tho ball as was Wicker
ny ms checking touchdown by a
Wnlte Sox earlier In the final period
pie under as the husky locals boro
down on them. Stringer. Gooch and
Cosby were trio too much for the
several first downs that resulted In
the, victory. Cosby was the only
back field man In the entire game,
and was q consistent ground gamer
throughout
The lineup:
!; N n. a c. Positions. B. a. C.
R c,sn, 1850; ieft end -. .Whitlock
S'.St'..s.. rev tuChlo Easter
Robins. left guard IIicner
hnapp .......: center ...... .Hinchce
Wllllsch. right guard $500. Divers
Jones. 49,. right tackle Drabble
broWh.'.... right end ....... Burt
w lcKer.... quarter back ...Welford
StrinGcr.... full back ...... Jones
cosby. left half ....... .Burks
Carpenter. right half Mcdonald
1ouchdown-Cosby. Substitutions:
For John Marshall A. C-Shepherd
Tor Robins: Gooch for Wicker: Fer
serson for Knapp: Yancey for Car
penter: Oaks for Willison. For Bel
mont a. C.-Hicner for Drabble;
Becker for Divers: Mcclellan for
Burt: Meadows for Jones. Onicials-
referee, Hargrovcs: umpire, Harrison:
head linesman, Mess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
HAMPDEN-SIDHEY READY

Especial to The Timcs-Djsno,c,
HhMPDEN.STDN CGIJ,Ec.n
VA, Oct. S:-The Tiger eleven. rrcnt,
~ strengthened by the addition Of
through a Frueiiing pract tuns nn put
every afternoon by Coach Roundv
In preparation for it's game vii 4
Lynchnurs ,sAthietic Association to-
broken leg in the v. ". I. game viii
be- out for the rest OF the season hmt
Big Funna is again back in tho line.
haifback. is showing The s ssrna
which made him the leagues bcst
ground gamer. and Attaya, ncyIv
ACQUIRED fullback. Is tearing things
up. Day and Fleming are pIavi6c
their usual good game. and w1S
these four men. the Tigers have n
onckfield second to none -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
TARHEELS PLAY YALE
TODAY At NEW HAVEN
Majority of Southern Teams to Play
Weak Sisters" This Afternoon
for Sake Of Practice.
(By Associatcd Press1


ATLANTA, GA. Oct S.-While most
of the more important Southern foot
ball teams are perfectlng their plays
against weaker opponents tomorrow
three of them will be on foreign In
vasions that will test their prowess
10 the limit
eleven Will try its hand at the Yale
Bull Dog in New Haven. Mississippi
a. and Nj. viii play the University of
INDIANA In Bloomington. Ind. and the
oyer the Navy. will meet the eleven
OF Georgetown University of Wash
ington in that city, The Tarheel
team made but a poor showing in its
fcated Wake Forest. G to 0. Missis-
slpi a. and NJ. has played but one
game also and took that 81 to 0 from
Mississippi College. North Carolina
and downed the Navy at Annapolis a
week ago, Il to Z.
Two other contests will be Of spe-
cial interest TO the States In which
they are played. Vanderbilt meets
tho University OF Tennessee, and the
Univcrsi,y of Virginia takes on Vir-
Sihia Military Institute. The Com
rnodores arc expected to have hard
came. against their university rivals.
The Virginia Military Institute holds
the seasons horors for high scores
IN early gimcS, and if that and COM
paratlve figures on the teams 1t and
The University have met this fall
mean anything, the military eleven
should take it's game by several
touchdowns
other contests In which important
eicvens take on more husky Oppon-
cnts than they have met so far this
season include those between Auburn
aud Camp Dcnning, Tulane and Mis-
slssippi College, Sewanec and George
town University OF Kentucky. Geor-
sia Tech and Davidson, and the Uni
versailles OF Georgia and South Caro-
INA The cool weather generally in
the southeast should bring out some
fast work by teams that until last
week have had to go rather slow on
account Of the unusually high tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
REDS PLAY BRISTOL TODAY

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
BRISToL. VA. Oct. 8.-The Gin
cinnati Reds. National League, will
play an exhibition game Saturday
with an all-star team picked from
tho Coal Fields League. The Gin
cinnati team will furnish the Vir-
glnians with battery--Eller and
Wingo. Battery for the Reds will
be Luque and Raridan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
BENEDICTlNE'S FIRST GAME

The Benedictine cadets ,.,va .x.
morning for Fork Union 10 b,ttia
Mack Pitts Mountaineers this after.
noon on the Fork Union hilton rbi,
Is the initial game Of the season FOR
botn institutiona and will give q line
schoois as compared with other prs-
paratory schools I'm the State
The cadets are this year maxim
nm attempt to break back into select
seven years, and while the cIcy.n
they VIII place on tho gridiron will
be light. is expected to prove excep-
tionnily fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
SPORTS
LOUIE CRATTAN FIRST
IN RECORD PACE RACE
Favonin Wins Lexington Stnko
Event With Fred Edman
Driving.
(By Associated Prcss.)

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. SIN
Winning the Board OF Commerce.
day. Louie Grattan, driven by Vic
fleming. paced two miles In 2 Nat.
each mile being faster than has pre-
year and tying Prince Lorce's record
made the previous day as the fastest
PAGER or tho year. Her contender
sIe c., idol OF the trotting public
ana prohibitive favorite. was away
m U,f form and received only fourth
old me .1oi h;exington Stake for 2,year:
owned b1 Sei ne, won by Favonlan:
driven by Fred Edna Mdmsn Ho Thin m ana
nm;, seventh victory in the grand cir
~ Frank II. Ellis Miss WiilouEhby.
bo Re t triea campnigner. She was
aUn py DIR: ELLIS twelve month.
aaEo ooG NJ the sale hero. unbroken. fn5
lan EHnaG Gay had sraa,. good day. for no
| 10y pace In 200 l-2. a.oa inc
a a:Sn me hrst heat to j. w. s.. in
| Miriam Guy won tho two -
ing heats in the 2:li trot nosin nn,ni
rom IN g.o rahnrsdny. trottlng the last heal
INC Day In the 2:l7 trot, but was d, OF
'"need In tho second. duo TO a brcaI
James Smells Lucille Binpen trat X.
| ,sd IN 2:O3 ga against tinc -
'hrree-qua rters OF a milo in lar i
Summarizes. A''o IL.
asy not; Two n three Zone hea, Thru,
9sa "a" %s}}' b: T.. by ny Arworthy
pPavid G. b. e. tsiiIic:iijj '. ....
rT" i!ass seRl,s;ne,yra IIsy Miesyj
~ PICK. rerriro. Iilitzcy anGd Elmnr
2 :osi. s s.os started. Time. s:osI-@:
tgo in three: purse. ,,.oSo: uo'ters;
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Ga sl Ms."SSufh' 3i,l b 81. twhsioi,
r,m ms!v? ri, p p: o,P'n;a.: p,.;.neea
The Board OF Cornm.rce free for an
pace two In three: purse. t;.ooo:
NG Moya Gjra ~ h,. ,. m. by Gra,tan
DIseetusn J.. biz. h. Tiodsonj -. -. j
slns,s q; Royal Earl. GLADYS H.. Also
2:es pace: three heatn: purse $1,000:
LAY rd hToSH; b. & by Silent Brook
]; ", S. B. 3. tRayjj . ..:..:..:.::...
Lillian siikwood. FoIy Ann. BUY
started. Time. ESQ, a. $50, Ia: .:ol "a.
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| Strobcrts. b c. tWHlis) ......... S
i.ixy TreEantle. allowance: Kylte Also
started Time, 2:lol-+: 2:lo Ia: 2:lll-:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
VIRGINIA VS.. v. M. !.
(s,cc,o, 70 Tho Timo,-o,.n,,ob :

I.?rcIal 20 INC TImcs-DisDntch.I
CHARLOrTESVTL VA, Oct g.
The nnal scrimmaEe before tomor-
rows game with tho Virginia Mill
tarY Institute cadets was held We'd
nesday afternoon by the Virginia
varsity opposed by tho flrst-strlng
substitutes. The varsity backfield
showed great speed and. despite stub
norm onposition. pushed the hall over
me scrub Eonl for three touchdowns.
Ninehart and Russell were particu-
larly effective In line plunges. This
was the principal line of attack en-
ployed by tho varsity with an co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09

here with the opposing club and puts
on week end games
Every ticket for the game tomor-
GU; for spcculators here. There Ia
not much betting. The baseball
scandal cocls the crtor of the bettors
mere as well as elsewhere
brooklyn is q siX-tn-nve fayor,te
which is fair enough As Brooklyn has
2 one-game edge. Hut Brooklyn must
beat STANLEY Covc!eskic tomorrow,
OF the very hardest tasks a baseball
club can set itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
veteran Driver Leave. no.p,,n,.

SYRACUSE. n. ", Oct 8.-Tommy
Murphy, veteran grand circuit driver.
this afternoon announced he would
leave st. Joseph's Hospital tonight
and go to Lexington, Ky, to attend
tho grand circuit stewards session
and race meeting.
Murphy's statement followed a con-
ference with physicians. who tried in
vain to convince him that he shouId
remain in the hospital at least an
other month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
Orioles Play .rndnY

By Associated Press.)
BALTIMORE. MD. Oct, S.-Balti
more and ST. Paul will meet In the
th!rd game OF the interlcague game
series here tomorrow. The Orioles
nave won the first two games. The
teams VIII play here again SUNDAY
and then move on to ST. pm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
Today's Game 2 P. NJ.

Worlds series games played in
Cleveland Atnrt Mt o'clock CEN
trail standard time, which In
o'clock Richmond time. Timcs-
Dlspntch Hcore-bonrd, giving story
Of Enme. play by play, will be
operated again today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
McGnlrcs ncnt Chc,,cr uir,,

"8terday AZ Eyra rark McGuire's
rather Onc-sideh affair. the score bn.
ing 3! TO 0. The Chester team nut
up good scrap. but they were out
me!sned and McGu!rc's goal line was
never really In danger. Newton
starred FOR McGuirc's, making three
OF INC hvc touchdowns. Taylor's
neadwork and Rcam's good kicking
G@ere also features OF the game. while
yeeiers work at tackle stood out
fo1 tho Chester team, Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09
n,nck,ton, p,,v, (,-,,

blackstone Military Academy will
play Cortland High School On ,hs
academy grounds this afternoon. Tho
academy boys anticipate stifr onposi-
ton as tho Cortland team Is reputed
to be p strong one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-09

Joins Davis Cup Team.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Watson NJ
Washbnrn was selected tonight at a
meeting OF Davis cup committee to
replace Richard y. Williams, H.,
forced to resign from the Davis cup
team because OF the pressure Of bust
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16
CRADUACE " URSULINSKE
AkADEMII.

Ma ucelisti vyhledavanem
tetnymi nasimi kraiany u Ursu
linek ma vych. 55 ul. a Scovill
konan byl zaver Skolnlho roku
vcerejsiho vecera, po proslovu
rev. J. w. Powerse. Krone a.
kademickeho propousteclho
certifikatu obdrzl nekteri abb
solvent latinskeho vedeckeho
kursu diplomy katolick6 uni
versity We Washington6, ID. c.,
s kterymzto ucenim ursulinska
akademie ma jistych spojeni.
z ceske mladeze ustav ten S
uspechem opoustevsi nalezaji
Sc graduantky latinskeho be-
hu M. Lukasova a M. Havrdo-
va, kurs obchodni pax absolvo
valy Ruzena Paryzkova, Ruz.
Fajnbergova, Eliska Hlinov-
ska, Cecilie Luskova, NJ. Kry-
slova a Lena Friedlovd.
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NEMECKE FILMY, URCENE
K OTRAVOVANf CIZINY.

Pred zemskym soudem v
Berline udal Sc tyto dny velmi
zajimavy pfipad. Filmova spo-
lecnost Treumann-Larsen wy
hotovila "a ucasti nejlepsich
nemeckych kinohercu (Burg,
pi. Treumann a j.) sensacni
film "Poznamenane devce",
ienz mel dostihnouti rekordu
sensacnosti ma kinoscene. Film
znazornuje zivot mlade divky,
opuStene milencem tonouci V
bahne nevestincG. Zivot divky
jest licen We filmu neobvykle
drazdivym zp1sobem, coz do
nutilo risske nemecke urady k
tomu, ably stihaly spolecnost
Treumann-Larsen soudne. Pro-
ces uvedenou spolecnosti kon
Gil tuto stredu pred zemskym
soudem berlinskym a vynesl
nejen spolecnosti, ale mnoha
hercGm znacne tresty. Behem
preliceni doslo vsak k zaiima-
vemu odhaleni, jez must inte-
resovati zejmena odborne kru-
hy naseho kino-umenf vsech-
ny verejne organisace. spoiled
most Treumannova prohlasila
pred soudem, ze nejdrazdivej-
81 a nejnemravnejsi sceny fill
mu "Poznamenane devce" byly
prikomponovany pouze k tenn
filmdm, jez jsou urceny k W.
vozu do ciziny. Ze ddaje spo-
le6nosti pred berlinskym SOU
dem nejsou pouhou vymluvou,
dokazuje okolnost, re spolec-
most Treumanova uchazela Sc
pomocf sveho prostfednika o
predvadenf nemravneho filmu
"Poznamenane d6vce iv Cesko
slovenske republice. Organy,
urcene K censufe filmd, zaka-
zaly pTedvadenf filmu, neb Sc
znaly, ze Sc jedna o kus, vypo-
cftany ma oslavu spolecnosti.
Bylo by zahodno po techto
zkusenostech, zkontrolovati
filmy, jez Sc k nam
behem valky z Meme
cka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

nj ulamuifciho Sc uhli nebo
bridlice hluk ten pdsobilo. Iii
steni mfsta ohne pomoci geo
fonu umozni sprave dold zarf-
zeni k zastaveni ohne ma pra-
vem mfste anebo uhaseni no
provrtanfm der pro vodu k ha-
semi.
Take jest zvykem V nekte-
rych dolech provrtat diru do
dolu q povrchu zeme "a pri-
cinou polozeni rour nebo ka-
belu. Casio tyto dry sly ma ne
rrave mfstc a je to spojeno s
obtizemi a vydanfm kopat tu-
mel, aby Sc nasla dira. S pomo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

Ii tito mohou b5ti nalezeni ry-
chile a pfesne pomoci geofonu.
Tez dolech ma rudu, kde
hornlci mohou byti uvezneni
nebo zabarikadovani V nektere
Gasti dolu, kan Sc treba uchy-
liti, aby Sc chranili proti kou-
II, tez mohou byti zachraneni
presnym zjistenim mista.
Kdyz uradovna pocala pro-
Vadet zkouSky $ geofonem,
byla tn otazka, zdali tento ma
stroj bude moci prijimat zvu-
ky dost velike vzdalenosti,
ably Sc stal praktickym k po-
uzlvani. Zkousky dokazaly, re
MONO sly$et zvuky skrze zemi
ia vzdalenost 500 stop V pro-
kopane oblasti a ma 1000 stop
skrze celistvou vrstvu uhli a
skrze skalu asi ma pul mile.
Geofon ma tez velikou cenu
~ dolcch ma rudu, kde diva tu-
nelly mali byti spojeny. Nekdy
Vzdor pokLd mono presnemu
mereni, prece Sc stale, re sc
delnici V tunelech neseSli, kde
Sc sejit NELL. Prav6 nedavno
inzinyfi 1radovny pro dolo-
vani byli V dole, kde diva konce
tunelu Sc minuly a geofony zji-
stivse misto omylu, ukazaly in
zinyrGm pravy smer.
Pozorovani S geofonem bylo
tez Romano V horicfch dolech,
kde Sc shledalo, re ohen pdso-
bfcf iisty hluk, mohl byti sly
San ma jistou vzdalenost, bud'
proto, re privan nebo praska-