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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
ZEMETRESENi V CINE.
Teprve nynf dochazeji podrob-
nosti o jeho hrIzach.

Londyn, p. unora. Zazna-
my velikem zemetreseni, iez
otfaslo mnohymi castmi povr-
chu zemskeho Is. a Is. prosin-
ce, dokazuji, re jeho sired, cili
bod ma povrchu zemA primo
mad ohniskem, cili puvodem O.
tresd, byly blize tinskeho me-
sta Ping-liang provincii Kan
Su.
ZkaZa zemetresenim Cine
l6. prosince kryla rozlohu 4O,-
900 ctverecnich mil We Gtyrech
provinciich, die informaci OBJ
dr3enych u London Times cd
rissijni kancelare V Cine.
Provincie Kan-su nejvice u
trp6la; Y nekterych mistech
rlce nez polovice doml bylo
Zniteno. Nepochybne mnoho
tisic osob bylo zabito; laviny
cele vesnice a sta o.
sob bylo Mich zasypano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
HROZNE NESTESTf.
Osm osob uhorelo dvacet po-
ransno pfi srazce elektrickych
kar, jez Sc vznaly.

Bridgeport, Conn, %. uno-
IA. Osm osob uhofelo a dvacet
bylo poraneno dnes pozde od-
poledne pri srazce mezi dve-
ma karami ma linii Bridgeport
Shelton, blize vysokeho mostu
skoro ma samych hranicich
Shelton.
Kary Sc srazily, kdyz uji-
2dely plnou rychlosti a pfedky
obou byly roztrist9ny. Ma jed
nom prednich sedadel kdosi
veil 81 konev gasolinu, jez wy
buchla a v okamziku kary by
ly V plamenech.
Mnozi cestujici vrhali Sc z
oxen dol1 padesatistopove
hraze do ledovych vod Housa-
tonic reky, ably oheh utlumili.
Nekteri z cestujicich, mezi nj
mi ctyri deti, jiz byll chyceni
ma pfednfm konci Bridgeport
ske kary, nemohli ut6ci. Tela
jejich byla spalena ma uhel.
Vetsina cestujicich byla ma
Bridgeportske kare. Jenom asi
p1l tuctu osob bylo ma kafe
Sheltonske a tenn sc podafilo
uniknouti bez 1razu zadnimi
dvei.mi.
Zeny divky na Bridge
portske kafe 1pely v agonii,
kdyz plameny zachvacovaly
jejich vlasy a saty. Ty, ktere
netroufaly 81 svaliti Sc s vyso-
Ne hraze do feky, zartvaly Sc
do zaveji podel trait, ably pla-
meny utlumily.
Oheh sifil Sc tax ryehle, ze
ODE kary hofely jako Spochod-
ne, kdyz hasici ze Shelton sc
dostavili. Kary shofely az k
podvozGm a pax t9la byla od-
stranena z trosek.
Neporozumeni signalim by
10 zodpovedno "a nest6sti, die
sd6leni policie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
"VESELE' VOLBY " CHI
CACU.

Chicago, %. unora. Unosy
kandidatd a precinktnich pra-
covnikd, rvacky, pfestfelky,
$50 zatcenf, hlasovani "opako-
vaca" pod ochranou zbujnikn,
kradez volebnich listk1 "a
baveni 800 liber dynamitu, two
fily pozadi druhych nestran-
nych obecnich voleb v Chicagu
dnes. Byl to opetne BOZ mezi
radnicni masinou opposici, a
ponevadz volebni bitva vedena
menivym stestim, nebylo mo-
Emo jeSte pozde vecer zjistiti
vysledek. Schodkove bondy v
castce $8,0OO,00O byly odhla-
sovany, ale vetsinou, odhado-
vanou pouze asi ma 10000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
JAPONSKE VYSVETLENf
Ma strait, jez zastrelila poru-
cfka Langdona neshledano vi
ny, ale potrestani vyisi
dGstojnici.

Washington, %. unora. -
Japonska vlada dpes ~rdo-
mila odbor statu D kroSfch,
jez pfedsevzala pfipade po-
rucika w. II. Langdona,
vrchniho strojvedoucfho anne
rickeho kfi3niku Albany, jenz
byl zastfelen japonskou stra-
Ii We Vladivostoku 8. ledna.
Ma strait neshledal vojen-
sky soud why, jezto poslou-
chala rozkazy predstavenych,
avSak omen vojak, ToSigora
Ogasawara, byl potrestan tri-
cetidennim zalarem pro uti-
neni falesne vypovedi bezpro-
stredne po osudne stfelbe. Ge-
neralmajor Nisihara, velitel
vladivostocke posadky, jenz ti
n9n jest zodpovednym "a Wy
dani rozkazn strAzlm, byl od-
volan a degradovan We sv6
hodnosti a etyfi JIM distojnf-
ci rovnez potrestani.
Japonska nota jest odpo-
vedi ma dotaz americke Via
dy brzy po zastreleni Lang
dona jest pokladana "a u
spokojivou zdejsimi dfednfky.
Sekretar Colby pravil, ze
nyni jedna sc pouze nahra-
du, jiz japonska vlada ochot-
ma jest zaplatiti Ia zabiti
Langdona. Jinak vec polka
dana jest "a vyfizenou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
kOMPENSACNf ZAKON.
Zamestnavatele v Ohio zada.
il, aby provedeny byly v nem
nsktere zmeny.

Columbus, %. 1nora. - Pc
tice, podepsane 2,1312 ohio
skymi zamestnavateli, V nichz
zadano Jest "a zm6nu delni-
tckeho odskodhovaciho zakona.
tax ably zrusen byl monopol
statn V teto tfida pojist6ni.
byly predlozeny dnes guver-
neru Davisoyi klerku sna-
movny poslanecke O. X. Shi-
manskym, sekretarem a mana
gerem Ohioske obchodni ko-
mory.
Petice byly predlozeny We
spoJeni vefejnym slySenim
10 Wennerove pfedloze smaru-
Jici k tomu. ably kompensaeni
zakon vztahoval sc tez ma
choroby, jez vzniknou ur-
citych povolani, kterezto sly
SEMI bylo Romano pred snemov-
MIN vyborem ma d6lnicke "a
.lezitosti.
Shimansky rovnez predlozil
podrobne odpovedi ma dotaz-
Milky, jez byly rozeslany Ko-
morou ma Zamestnavatele a V
nichz byli tito zadani, aby
sdelili sve nazory zakona,
zvlaste vZhledem J, nedavne-
mu roZhodnuti nejy ssiho SOU
du, jimz prirten statu uplny
monopol.
Bylo rozeslano $500 ci,-
kufaili a odpov6di obdrzeno
1858.
Z tech, kdoz odpovedel. 55
odepfeli vyjadf'iti jakekoli
min6ni, bud pro neb prot
Zmenam; 1876 vyjadf.ilo od-
por prot zm6nam; 141 vyia-
drilo souhlas Sc zmenou a mi
mo to podepsali petici. V niz
sc zmeny pozaduji; 1912 po-
depsali petici V zajmu zm6n.
Pocet tech, kdoz pozaduii
Zruseni statniho monopolu 81
teto tride pojist 'ovani, jest
plnych so procent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
: " ZAJMU BELCIE..
President We zvlastnim po-
selstvi Sc primlouva prijeti
nemeckych bondd ma splstku
belgicke pIjcky.

Washington, %. unora. Pre-
sident Wilson zaslal dnes kon-
gresu kopii dohodnuti, jez on
a premierove briticky a fran
couzsky uzavfeli spolu 16. cer-
vna 1919, jimz sc zavazali od-
porutiti prijeti nemeckych bon
du ma splatku pnjcek poskyt-
nutych Belgii pred uzavrenim
primeri.
President pfedlozil dohod-
nutim odporuteni, aby kongres
uplatnil Zakony, jez umoznily
by americke pokladne prijati
nemecke bondy do Gastky
S17l, l,780,0O0, coz pGjGeno by
10 Belgii az do uzavreni Prime
ii, zaroven 1rokem.
Toto dohodnuti a odporute-
nj cteno bylo V obou domech
kongresu bez jakekoli poznam
ky Sc strany cleni. Nebylo o
tom vdbec jednano podle
vseho vec ia predana bude pri-
Sti administered. President ne
podal vysvetleni, proc zalezi-
tost tn nepfedlozil kongresu
drive dodal pouze, ze ~ rhz-
nych pficin" nebylo uznano "a
dobre vteliti ono dohodnuti do
Versaillske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
HARDINCUV KABlNET.
Ackcli formalni oznameni w.
dano jen o sekretari statu a
generalnim navladnim, vsech.
ma mista jsou pry obsa-
Zena.

st. Augustine, Fla, %. lno
ra. Nastavajicf presidenf
Harding dospel k rozhodnut
vSech mistech sveho kabine.
tn a lee by doslo ku zm6nam '
posledni chvili, jeho admin.
strace bude Sc skladati ma.
sledujicich muzI:
Sekretaf statu - Charles
Evans Hughes z New Yorku.
Sekretar pokladny = An
drew w. Mellon q Pennsyl-
vanie, banker a finanGnik, Glen
rodiny, ktera pokladana Jest
Ia jednu z nejbohatSlch V ze-
mi.
Sekretar valky - John w.
Weeks 2 Massachusetts, dri-
vejsi senator SIP. StatG, v 1916
kandidat ma presidentskou no.
minaci.
Generalni navladni - Har-
ry +. Daugherty 2 Ohia, pred
konven6ni manager p. Hard
ingdv.
Generalni postmistr - Will
II. Hays z Indiany, predseda
republikanskeho narodniho
vyboru.
Sekretar namoi.nictva - Ed
win DENLY Michigan, drivej-
81 Glen kongresu, jenz slouzil
jako prosty vojak We valecnem
s lod,styl~,i-ssberu rnarints.
Sekretar vnitra - Albert B.
Fall New Mexika, nyni Sc
nator Spoj. Statu.
Sekretar zemedelstvi =
Henry Wallace z Iowy, redak-
tor farmarskych publikaci.
Sekretar obchodu - Her
bert Hoover z California, dri-
v6jsi potravinovy administ, a.
tor a vudce V mnohych hnutich
ma ulevu Evropy.
Sekretar prace = James J.
Davis Pennsylvania Illinoi-
su, drivejSi ocelafsky delnik,
jenz stal Sc tim nejvyssim IL
fednikem We znamem bratr-
stvu Moose.
Pfekvapeni vyvolalo jenom
jmeno Denbyho, jako sekreta-
re namoinictva, nebot' o mem
az dosud nebyla cinema zmin-
ka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
IRSkA REVOLUCE.

Dublin, 22. unora. - Jedsn
policejni serzant byl va3n9
zranen neznamymi osobami '
Maynotth, okres Kildare, dnes
a jeden konstebl byl ranen '
Cahre, okres Tipperary.
Tficet osm clen1 irske re-
publikanske armady, ktefi
cvicili v Ballinrobe, okres
Mayo. byli obklieeni a zaja-
ii korunnfmi silami bee utr-
peni ztrat ma te one strane.
Belfast, 20. dnora. - Sean
McCraith, generAlnf sekretAf
Irske lfgy sebeureenf. byl Ia
teen v Londyn6 Sveera, die
zprav obdrzenych zde dnes.
Bude intenovan v Issku.
Londyn, %. lnora. - We
snemovne lordd arcibiskup z
Canterbury, razne odsoudil
"sinnfeinistickou kampah vra-
zdy a ohavnost{" v Irsku q
rovnez odvetne kroky vojska
j cetnictva. Acibiskup zadal
pine podrobnosti udalostech
v Irsku bez zatajovani teho-
koli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
VETSINOVf SOCIALISTS
VYHRALI.

Berlin, %. unora. = DE
neurednich zprav, tento jest
vysledek nedelnich voleb do
pruskeho snemu: Vetsinovi
Socialiste 113 mist; centrum
(katolicka strana), 90; lidova
strana, 81; nacionalisticka
strana, 73; demokrate, 26;
neodvisii socialiste, %; ko-
muniste so a strana ekono-
micka, 4. Koalicni strany tu-
dfz nadale budou miti vet
Sinu We snemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
BANDITA STARR PODLEHL
RANE.

Harrison, Ark, q. dnora.
Henry Starr, oklahomsky ban
dita, ran6ny, kdyz Sc pokousel
oloupiti Peoples banku zde
v patek, zemfel dnes odpoled-
ne. Bude pohfben Tulse, do
move sve matky. Pravi Sc, ze
pred smrtf napsal obsfrne phi
znani, v nemt udal jmena
svych spoletnfkl IA zlosinad
drAzo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
STRIBRNE DOLLARY OPET
JSOU RAzENY.

Washington, 81. unora. Pra-
ce byla zahajena We vladni
mincovne We Philadelphii, kde
opetne Sc zapocalo razenim
stribrnych 'dollard, jez posled-
ne dany do obehu v roce 1905.
Razeni dollard bylo opravneno
Pittmanovym zakonem, schva-
lenym %. dubna, 1918.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
"SVATA VALKA" cERNO-
HORCU.

Londyn, 22. unora. Jiskrova
depese Berlina dnes sdeluie,
ze die svycarskych zprav Ger
nohorci prohlasili svatou valku
proti Srbnm. Diva srbske pluky
obsadily Cetyni,. hlavni mesto
Cerne Hory a situace jest ma
nejvyse 'vazna, sdeluje depese.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
WAX TROCKEHO
NAPADEN.

Riga, %. dnora. = Dnesni
zprava z Moskvy sdeluje, re
kozacke vojsko napadlo vlak
Leona Trockeho, rusk6ho So
vetskeho ministra valky, kdyz
jel po Moskva- Orenburg ze-
leznici. Nekolik vlakovych
zrizencG bylo poraneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
v AEROPLANU PRES PEW
NINU.

San Diego, Cal, 21. 1nora.
PoruGik William D. Coney, z
81. letecke eskad adrony, vznesl
Sc v 7 hodin dnes vecer 8 lett
ste ma North Island a pokusi
Sc doleteti k atlantickemu po-
brezf We "a hodinach. Jedina
zastavka ma tomto 2,070-milo-
vem letu jest projektovAna v
Dallas, Tex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
OLOUPENY KOLEKTOR
POJISTOVNY.

kolektor Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., Ralph Scarano,
1872 London rd. N. E. ohlaSuie
ma policii, re byl vcera V noci
ma Alhambra rd. St. Clair A
We. prepaden dv6ma muzi, KITE
II jei ohrozovali revolvery a
pfi tom jej okradli $l75 W.
holektovanych penez. Hodin-
Ky patrn6 Il agenta prehledli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23

Jak by Sc vam libila prace
Harry F. Althamara? Jest
vladimir opatrovatelem veske-
rych zabavenych lihovin a de-
stilacnich aparatu V Chicag-
skem distriktu. Ma asi "a
So, 900, 900 vybornych lihovin
a vsechny mozne druhy desti.
laenich aparatu We SVEN opa-
trovani, a nejenom to, ale ka-
zdym dnem roZmnozuje sve
ohromne Zasoby.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-21

,4Jerome Cadotte was . bushes.
y !! at the Agency land Office
EMondly. ' OH II 81
4 ]: jacobson sutoed over "a
|selfridse Wednesday 81 last week on
business saeess. o sssi Ell t.5 ;:;:,'.Issys:s
Mrs. u Carisnan,e ST. lef,
Tuesday e receive medical treat
ment Il Mobridge. ,.s.i.,.
The \, 'tresn sr.ss Is beginning ia
|appsar, but q sood shower is needed
e 81 il its growth = IT 'f....s, .
NJ. and Mrs: "a. p. Black who
spent The winter on Jas, A1kire'e
place have moved out in the viciui-
" 81 Barren Butte. pPf i:e.siisia
|ss Mike and Abe Disrud: were over
from sslfridge Monday evening to
consnlt with "a. McG. ]. Beeds con.
-csrnins matters Of lesal business.
iThs xell;dissins outfit Of Il A.
Cairns which is still working on the
townsital was forcede to- suspend
work ior ! while Vii the fllst ' q The
week owing to the breaking Of 10
gear. II li'laa sillss3s 80 7st,ata1i
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-21

X John Beins who. was here lasi
week tuning pianos and organs TO,
thee overnment returned to .Wakpa-
Ia Friday.
II was reported here the first Of
the week that Chas. Mclaughlin
had broken his Lex when a bronze
he was riding fell with him.
The rumor reached here satur.
day that a severe epidemic Of small
pox had broken out near Shields.
Steps were Immediately taken ~
the Farmer in charge to have disin.
fectsd those Indians who had lately
returned from. Shields. DR., Tough.
lin, however, on visiting that neigh.
borhood Monday, found but one
case, that Of George Afraid of Hawk
son Of I'd Afraid Of Hawk. and this
case he believes tobe only q, severe
case Of chicken pox, although at the
start it is often hard to distinguish
between the two. b
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-21

GuyH. Houchen. Farmer al
Bullhead, anteed up 70 Fort Yatel
Saturday d IS n .5.ssf I'll
.. w. Delhi, Mel Au9hlin ranch
/ or, transactsd business Monday
morning a he AGENCY land office.
Roy / ehipman, Farmer + ii
Little Easis, together with Mrs.
sshipman vers Agency visitors
Monday. sssl5ss "a, 4 sssS (
Walter Foots. who been working
here il the employ Of The, FsrSisp
Electric Co. returned %. Fargo
Tuesday morning. e.
Miss Loucill Van so,ien and Basil
Two Bears Of Cannon Ball passed
through Fort Yates Monday on
their way to Mel aughlin, ss5..s 3;
Fred schlenler 81 McI 'a'luehlin
was an Agency business. caller
Monday for the purpose Of renew
ing a number q f11lrmins leases. + +
MI. and Mrs. Gus Hokanson au-
toed up to Mandan TUESDAY morn
ing to have dental work done.
Dave Babbit accompanied them.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-21

AS serious 6re,eat 4thes-Ageacy
school laundry was narrowly avert
ed by the prompt action Of those in
charge Monday afternoon when the
roof Of the laundry around the
chimney caught fire. .
JIM. Reinhart returned Monday
from Chamberlain, s. D., where
he-had gone by auto to meet Mrs.
Reinhart who was on her way there
after a three months visit at Min
neapolis. Owing to the coldneas Of
the weather at the time when Mr.
Reinhartaleft on. his return to Fort
Yates, Mrs. Reinhart decided to re-
main and return BY rail.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-21

SIOUX c
De- z. Lauehlin- uas oallsd ! TO
to Shields THURSDAY u Last week.
Many. sirom here attended; the
dance o. = Mo1IAqshlin il; Friday gwen.
|Sina ]. i s 81
Walter addell, who ii now at
the Stiles Cattle Co. camp. up on the
Porcupine.swss . Fort Yates visitor
last .Satosday: asf .sssI.g-sy!
FOR SALE or trade Ford car,
good running order. Will trade
for young team, must weigh, 24OO
81 betterC 6. II. Bickford, Fort
Yates, N. D. e e ~ 800
Frank Kuntz moved into town
1.-The FIRST Of the week and ID occupy.
ing the np-stairs Of the Louis En-.
dres home. He formerly lived out
by Albert Gipp's.
p. j. Jacobson and family autoed
to- Solen last Friday to inert Mrs.
jacobson's mother, Mrs. Robert
CLARK. who ,sasaon her way from
Bismarck to visit with them.I
SEED OATS FOR SALE
have abou. 400 bushrl. Of Swedish
Select Oats for sale at my fllm, I
mile southeast Of selfridee
: Kli;ralins, s,slfrildse, n D. 2 Adyaotf
II Chris Paterson, living southwest
81 Fort Yates, was in town on bn-i-
ness "Wednesday Of last week, the
frst time since he was taken aick
with pneumonia over two months
ago. s5t ae5.,!8.., is .ass5lgi
D. . ra..A. 4 fsf 4 . = 1. w
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Endres re-
turned from Mandan Wednesday Of
last week where they had dental
work done, Mr.. Endres will re-
turn, later on for additional treat
ment. e5!'a Hg4'r.@9aa '1]sa
8H f.ff 2sgis 50 ~ sjl,paa8 Fl
+ Supt. and Mrs. James B. Hitch
and Nj: and y N Is. J. 9. Shields auto.
ed down to MobridRe Friday and re
turned Sunday, with the exception
81 M. Shields, who instead went
on TO Mcintosh to attend a meeting
fof the Masonic order. 7sg SOS
Il 4 Autoist travelling between here
and Bismarck state that the roads
90 present for the. whole distance
are in excellent condition. j Travel
will be further improved this. fall
when ii is, expected that the Bis
-marck- Mandan bridge will be COM
Ipleted.. s.iiaeltit us l,fe 3.ali HE Il.
VIM. Skinner together with q
number Of relatives were here from
fWakpala Monday for the purpose
Of attending an heirship hearing re.
.lating to the estateSof Hobart Bird
Horse. The ,cass, which Is most
intricate one was held Monday and
Tuesday at the land Office. e
The Mclaughlin orchestra con.
isistinR If Chas Mel aushlin, Misses
Media and Helen; and Billy Nc
,Laushlin, came over Friday to play
for the hotel dance. Owing tof
the inability TO secure 4 piano the
dance was called Of and the or
;;chestra left for Shields whore it had
'an spsagemlent 70 play !. the follow
ing evening. ' rs. t.,.s i !.1...'
Roy a Bradley q 2 erintendent
.of Construction Il the Indian Ser.
vice arrived here last Saturday for
the purpose 81 inspecting the Agen.
y electric light system i recently in
stalled here ~ the Fargo Electric
GO. before its { Anal acceptance BY
him for the Indian ! Department
tEverythi was found to b. isatis-.
factory and the plant was officially
accepted 81 him prior 70 his depar-
tnrel Sunday. The remaining gov,
eranm,lis az buildings and the employ
|ee'ss quarters will. BE- wired By the
Agency itsslf. as h ,.1',I s3;I.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-21
BRAND NOTICES

Brand notices run Ia this paper cost
elO % per year. Send iniegible brand
drawn with ink, and give full dsscrip
ton. Address Pioneer. Fort Yates, MI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
PLENTY OF SOCCER
BOOKED FOR TODAY
PhiIa. Meets New York Field
Club at Dissto Parkn-Hibs
Open Season


The game of soccer will be going in
full blast by next Saturday But on
the schedule this afternoon are num-
Der of games. several of which loom
up ms important. The Philadelphia
American League representatives. are in
action with New York Field Club at
DiSston Ball Park. State road and I'm
rub street, while the National League
inauguratCS the season here with the
Philadelphia HibCrnians opposing the
brooklyn 1ibs at Tenth and Butler
streets
4 majority of teams in the First
Division Of the Cricket League play
their opening matches and the teams
in the Second Division start next Sat
urday. likewise tho eight or nine ser
tions of the Allied League and the In
duStrialS. A half dozen friendly games
are on tOday'S layout. but IN all sec
mons will be practice matches. the
managers Of many teams arranging
games that have not been listed.
six matches are scheduled to be
played this week end in the American
League: y i eight clubs will be in ac-
I."n this afternoon in games here. at
IhIl River, pawtuckrt and Holyoke.
four clubs ar" booked to play tOnor-
row with Philadelphia at Todd's Ship
Eard and New York Field Club at
lawtrcket with Coats. The other four
tcamS were also scheduled. but exhibit
tlon games in tn" International League
possible
The schedule may be INTERPRETED as
giving the Todd eleven a slight advan
rag" In ~" fight for leadership, as the
I(rydonIcrS meet Coats today and the
Ne" F.ngIandcrs have been twice de
reared by Philadelphia. Todd and the
I"caIH ar" tied for first place and to-
morrow they meet in the BroOk1yn
".n6, ground in the Erie Basin section
OF BrookIyn. \ large delegation oC
Local fans will accompany the team.
= ne play today and tomorrow will give
"s lahS chance to get also n better
IN" or the Philadelphia eleven. A pair
"i wins would give the lewis eleven
"".rriI1pqI|l III II,l possession Of first place
nc liib"rnlans who opened the M d.
,lonal League season here promise 10
hr rea factors in the kicking style of
pay this season. The team is man.
aged by Jim McGhee. father: Bart and
jim M"'Ihee, two of the cleyerpst for
wards in this city. The elder McGhee
was star PLAYER in his youth. having
oe"n in international matches and also
managed the Heart Of Midlothian team
IN scotland about dozen years ago.
The Hibs have secured Harry Pearce.
the 1-Phillies second baSeman, to guard
goal. and he Is n great asset. In ad
d!tion they have William McGivern,
who played with the Belfast Celtic
team; Harry I.a"nrv. Bart McGhee
10" Rudhart. formerly Of Ascension
Thomas Kennedy. Eddie McDonough
William Kerr, Walter Bergin Thoma,
Dixon. James Gilmorr. John brigham,
Ernest Butcher, John Parker. Thomae
Donohue, John Coleman, formerly OF
Barhcad Scotland.
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INDUSTRIAL MEET
DRAWS $50 ENTRIES
Representatives Of Eight Firms to
Compete at Northeast Field

compete NOTInCdSh 'C'S
The representatives Of eight Of the
city's industrial, concerns will vie for
track and field supremacy this after
noon on the grounds Of the Northeast
Manuel Training High School at 1wen-
ty-ninth and Somerset streets. over 4oo
entries have been received.
The firms taking part are Harrison
Safety Boiler Company, WINS Cake
Bakery, Hohlfold Manufacturing Com
pany, Supplee- Biddle Company, Thorn
ton Fuller Company, General Electric
Company, Fox Motor Company and
Art Loom Mills.
Twenty eight events are on the pro-
gram, including several for boys, girls
and women. Two larg" silver loving
cups. the Presidents Cup and NJ. L.
Hohlfeld Trophy will be awarded, as
we'll as gold, silver and bronze medals
to the athletes finishing first. second
and third. o
The list Of events includes lOO-yard
dash. 75-yard dash for boys, 15-yard
dash for girls, 30 yard dash for women,
two mile run. 40 yard run, 22O- yard
low hurdles, half mile relay for foremen,
quarter mile relay for girls, $50 yaru
run. 22O-yard dash, $50 yard dash for
fat men, half mile relay for boys, half
mile relay for executives. one mile In :
tor-company relay, shotput, running
broad jump, running high jump, stand :
ing broad jump and hop, step and
lump,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
Boots and Saddle

The Havrr de Grace Handicap. Of
$40, 900 added value, Is thc feature of
the final day Of the meeting at the
Susduehanna course this afternoon. 4
large field is entered and competition
will be lively among the better class
OF horses. Captain AIcoCk appears best
az the field, with The Porter and Bell
solar furnishing the contention.
Other horses well placed are: First
race, Rribrd Voter. Scourgeman, At
torncy; second. Charlie Sunny, The
Boy. KirAh third. Miss F!llcy, Widow
Bcdotte. EnCrinitc; fourth, Well
finder. Super, Rubidium; sixth. Nose,
Peerless One. L'Enjoleur; seventh,
Sihola. Flbbcrty GibbCt, Hendric.
At Jamaica race, Lady Bal
timore, My Play. Emotion; second,
Ncddam. Irish Dream, Genie W. :;
fourth. Mad Halter. Audacious, Geor-
gle; fifth, Tody, ST lSidore, Pick
wick; sixth, Knobbie, Thundcrrlap,
Audacious
I.atonta--First race, Scweu Combs.
RUBY. White star; second. Rr!tiyh
Maid. Dixie Girl, RapDold third. Wild
Flower. Candle Light, DIR. Rae; fourth,
Miss Jemima. Cho Cho. Rru0lhoIt
ftth OSlO.OO0 Queen city Handicapb,
Fair Phantom, Rckalb. Martha Fal-
lon; sixth, Moor"SQue, buckingham,
Darius; seventh. Dixie Carroll. Cheer
Lender, Fair Orient
Storms in Canada have prevented the
arrival If the entries for Tnlunto's
closing day which is one uf the ban.
ncr days Of the season. Lord Rvpg
Governor General, will visit Woodbime
today