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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-24
BETA THETA PI ALUMNI.

There being a large number of col lege men in Bridgeport and vicinity who are members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, movement has been started to form a local alumni chap ter to hold occasional "dorgs'' during the winter. The first meeting will be held at tine Algonquin club at 6 p. m. Thursday, November 8. All Betas in Bridgeport and vicinity are requested to send their names and mail ad- dresses to Dr. J. H. Callahan, 1925 Main street, Bridgeport, and also give him the names of other Betas in this section, so that every follower of "Wooglan" may be invited
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-24
PAYOT HITS NEW YORK.

New York, Oct. 24.-Quartermaste General Charles Payot of the French army was a passenger on the steam ship Lorraine, arriving today, to at tend a meeting of the military board of allied supply, at which a report of the boards work during the war will be completed.
 Orig. General CharIes G. Dawes, director of the budget, who was during the war, headed a committee that went down the bay on navy cutter to greet General Payot at Quarantine, and bring him ashore for a civic welcome.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-24

Solomon Porter Hood, of New Jer- sey, was nominated by President Harding to be Minister Resident and Consul General in Liberia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

ilectcd a glorious light through
out the temple when the rising.
sun shone through the eastern
portal.
Even the garden of the temple
sparkled with imitation flowers of
go q and silver wondrously
wrought.
The cupidity of the Spaniards,
excited by this display OF wealth,
knew no bounds. The Incas at
tempted to safeguard their treas
urc, but too late. Most of it was
seized by the conquerors, although
many costly articles were thrown,
into the rivers and lakes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

tho country store as conducted by
professionals. Little Red wore a
long GIitterinE pair u keen Gafts.
and when they dropped him in the
Pit he looked Hike Roman gladiator
as nc struttcd out to meet his an
iaEonist. The fight was between
pure games this time AMI my bird
was 20 meet Il formida bic Antagonist
who would fight uniIl he was killed.
Their" was big money bet on tho
other bird. but Mr.. Miller had faith
IN The little fellow and backed him To
ihe'!!mit- ] felt sure that little Red
would never come out alive. but for
tune farors the brave. though "A, one
tim. my bird didn't look so brave
for he began TO duck and dodge. and
hnhlly began to trot away from the
other rooster. when his owner called
upon The reicrc" to announce thar my
bird was whipped Mr.. Miller called
the attention of the referee To the
fact that cock was not whipped un-
I'll he put his ruff up. and that he
was Just Sparring for breath III he
dont turn around ana hght again.
III double the money ! now have on
him.. said the old veteran. Both of
the chickens were nearly exhausted
hut after mine had rcEained his wind
he faced about and suarcd himself
for action. and as the other rooster
came up he sprans at him and drove
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
INTERESTING STORIES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA SIXTY
TELLS OF AMBULANCE, =
COMMITTEE OF '61-'65:
>MINUTEMEN'S WORK
Latter Organization, Formed to Resist Possible Inva
sion Soon After Passage of Ordinance of
Secession, Lasted Single Day

gaiiy uniformed troops had been dis
usual Sunday quiet. The Rev. MIR
Woodbridge had just closed the morn
ne service at tho Monumental Church
the congregation had chattin.iv
passed up Broad stree, bcyond
Twelfth. when Il buglcr n-horScback
gallOpcd 10 that corner. and sounded
the assembly. He Ea!lopcd to Mar
shall and clay Streets and blew sim
the assembly was going on all over
the city. that is as far as the equip
ped buglcrs held out There was
hurry and hustle. and more or less
ordinations. and alarm everywhere.
Soldiers were gathering. running to
their rendezvous in every direction.
IN some way. speedily. rcaclC, d;
home My father had beaten me ia
speed. and | found my mother ha,-
Messing him with his harness of war.
assisted, though l have forgotten to
what extent or in what peculiar way.
] remember going with them to IN.
front door. and NV mothers fearful
farewell to him. | asked him to let
me go with him. and he began to get
his army revolver out of its holster
for me. and his qualification of my
''''Ns7N W 80 = i'FilN. INHl NV lnO1ng 7
intcrposcd. and She said: NO. YOU
cannot so. the sacriiitc of one mem
Der of a family on one day is enough =
l.wa* held in reserve. | had rea .hyd
the mature age of I3 years.
The Minutcmcn assembled at their
place OF assemblagc. and immcdiatn.v
marched to Rockets. which. some
way or other. has become Fulton to-
day. There they were drawn up in
battle array. protecting the river. ana
in defense OF the one or two whyrvcs
there. The Pawnec did not venture
upon the expected attack upon Ri.,E
monu. ana after reasonable nour
or SO. the troops marched back. ard
were dismissed. But the captain OF
the Minutcmcn. having his comma nd
out Tor the first time. and uncertain
OF another opportunity. when they
reached the front of the Customs
House, determined it advisable to
drill and exercise his men. and he did.
In what mancuVcrs or tactics Is not
remembered. But it excited an indiE-
nation. and the gentlemen of the
ranks openly declared: That they
formed the company for fighting. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

not for play at soldering. and trot-
ting Forward. double time. march'
and certainly not for the amuse-
mcnt or the curious on the sidewalks"
Ihc next day they all (the privates)
either resigned or were detailed for
other service in the Confedcracy. So
lived, and SO passed out OF the milf
tiry annals of richmond tho Minute
rIcn. But. by and by. as the other ex-
citing days Of 1869 came. the Minute
men. with a few exceptions. became
the justly celebrated Ambulance COM
mittcc.
As military organization il Is
hardly to be estimated that The Min
ute Men would have been of material
assistance to the Confederate states
in the briskcr action Of warfare. Some
years afterwards | asked one % the,
members that suspected lid not
know how to load a double -barrelled,
shotgun how he loaded his gun. that
Pawnec sunday at Rockets He re
Piled that he got the man next to
inc to load it." But. further asked.
now were you going to load after you
had fired II. He said. Il ncv,r mad
any idea Of shooting It, IL might hav.
hurSted" am quite sure he gas. me
an accurate record OF the fact But,
| while ne was of sight value as a
man at arms. he was Of much worth
as an expression OF the morale OF She
Minute Men. Those gentlemen were
large part OF the Soul OF the South.
They gave all. and they lost all FOR
love OF the South. and her principles.
Roll Of ambulance Committee.
And the Minutemen disappear
ca. ana the ambulance committee
took its place and part. and were
| fitted for their brave work. There
Is appended the roll of the ambulance
n n n
that should be added To this. r Fl.
Starke preserved roll. 1 Will be glad
ReX. DR.. j. /. burrows: samuel Ell i.
iiaiiey. ". J. Bevill, Or. Comach
hreil, Thomas ". boswell. Andrew l..
Elicit Moses Ellyson. l.. u Eacho,
l.arkin W. Gla%cbrook, julius a. Hob
drew Johnston, William r. Lyons.
Thomas w. McCance. John Mitchell.
J. II. Martin, Rev. r. T. Perkins. .Robt. !,
Richardson. J. W. Randolph, Thaddeus
II. Starkc. q. ". Smith. j. a. Scott,
+: Il. spence. John r. Tucker. a. =,
Wortham. John r.. Whitlock. John J..
Wilson. :. Il. smith. Robt. S. Archer.
G ;Sorin \: Ain sus J.; 4; Bqrrsss,
I1nders. Henry EXall. Robt. Edmonds,
Lewis II. Frazier. Rev. Roht. Gate
wood, :. !. Harrison, William &.
Isaacs. Andrew Jenkins, J.'H. Left
wich. John II. Montague. r. II. Maury,
Richard l.. Meredith. j. W. McKid,
William &. Payne. John Purcell. Il. NJ.
Quarlcs. George W. Register, Patrick
Henry Stark: William NJ. sutton.
Walter 7. Staples. W. W. Snead. Mark
Tyndall, q. II. Wynnc. J. w. Walker.
Charles r.. Workman. Edward Wilson.
Hon. Mr.. Scmmes honorary memher).
These gentlemen OF the ambulance
committee wcll-night represented in
full the city OF Richmond in ls60-'65.
They were. well-niEh. Richmond.
The ir deeds written in many ar
chivcs and are fixed in many re-
m. nhranres H'
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"I.ittfe Red" Wins victory.

The old man prevailed upon me to
lend him Little Red" as he was sub
seuently known. He trimmed HIS comb
and wattles and conditioned him and
took me to SEQ a real cock fight at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
ny W. Dudley Powers.


In this octave Of memories tho
Ambulance Committee should not be
forgotten. II had IT'S origin. and tho
need OF II. in the desperate days Of
the fcninsuiar Campaign. when tho
battlefelds lay a. the very TIRES
mold OF Richmond. on its roll the
names OF the city's most prominent
gentlemen appeared. and T., was their
children VIII" had to i:ft wrtckc,!
richmond out Of her bankruptcy
and d"solatiOn
In mat stupendoIs task the gentle
men OF the Ambulance Committee
guided. .nthused, ANA laborcd Man,
OF the families represented on this
Ambulance Committee have dlsap.
reared. and Of many not even rec
objection is had. more the pity. The
roll % these good men shouid be
preserved. and the names on il
sncuid not be forgotten
Just after the passage of the Or
dinance of Secession by the Virgin
hrst military organization OF the
- nth. inspired by the expectation
OF an immediate invasion. sprans
into spontaneous rXiStcncc. 1t was
the Minutcmen. The Minutcm.n
mac almost the Identical roll &C the
ambulance Commit;r- INFO which il
I.
can recall three OF the Minu,cm.,,
who were not OF the Ambulance
Committee, Mcssrs = =. I.athrop.
William II. Powers ami s. Y. stokes.
There were some others whose
LANES cannot be recorded, as the
roi! OF the Mia!to:"cu uu,s
list In IL u-rcspond.ncc with the
late John II. MantaEuc. had cor e.
roboration OF this personal remcm-
brancc. The roll below is n copy of
the ono preserved hy tho late Pat
rick Henry Stdrkc, through the
courtesy Of Ashton Starkc. \ history
written. II only for sentiments sake.
II has no; been ..
is well nigh forgotten.
Unique Military.
The M!nutcmen was
iiary organization: perhaps It's like
was never before known. ana never
VIII be hereafter. Its lifetime vas
exceeding brief. .;Ist after :hc celc-
bratcd Pawnce sunday ii spranC in
to action like meteor a flash and
spanslc. and it was lon" as
organization qu.ckl" followed the
!'th day Of April, 1861. II uniformed
60 itsclf-sOmc on" has H
uniform was its Sunday clothes. but
] had from my iather the declaration
ttat its uniform was deliberately de-
tcrmined frock coat. dark trous-
crS and SILK hat. IT also couippcl
Itself, with "a double bar-cIed shot
gun. Colts navy and a Colt's
army revolver This equipment 7
know. for assisted nv father in
MS ;avcsimcnt 81 MS equipment on
the single day Of the Minutcmen's
tSiirc service l. IS u be regretted
''at the name o: the captain AMI tn.
n"mcs Of tho suboruinaiA officers
rave passed into thn MISCELLANY Of
i'l" orE's sad losses. NJ. even Mr..
Montague. "A member of the complnv
could recall these lamce
Initiation Into Wars Pomp.
NO man or woman living on tho
lawncc sunday can ever forget thar
DAY II was our initiation into the
pomp and excitement Of war. 4 ma
rade and review had been held in tbc
capitol square that morning, and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

When Pizarro, the Spanish con
queror, began his invasion of
Peru there was great fear among
the lncas for the safety of their
treasures. AT CuZco the Inca cap
ital, was literally a mine OF gold.
On the western wall OF the huge
Temple of the Sun was cmblaZ-
oned their deity, represented by
human countenancc, the figure of
which was engraved on a massive
plate of gold, thickly powdered
with emcralds and other precious
stones.
The walls and ceilings of this
splendid temple were cncrusted
with golden ornaments which re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

trains the children in practical
duties.
1t has been the aim heretofore
only 10 spend the tas-day money on
genera! improvements and buildings
but the high cost OF necessities OF life
is making this almost imposs.:Ic;
and an addition is now being added
TO tho original building giving Il
much-needcd larger dininG-room and
dornitorics for the girls II is the
desire TO raise sufficient funds on this
tag day TO pay for this building and
stu! have some funds for general run
n!nE expenses.
The tag day will be in charge OF
the bethany Home Auxiliary of Bar
ton Heights, and the following ladies'
Viii nc at tho different stations dcsig-
mated:
Mrs. y. +. Perrin. chairman: Har-
rison and Broad streets. Mrs W. r.
Carrier: Laurel and Broad, Mrs Arc
hart; j. y. MOsby's. Mrs. " T.. Rcams:
First and Broad tMcy"rsD. Mrs John
Otto. First and BROAD ,Childrcy's).
Mrs. j. NJ WIlkerson: central Ma
tonal Bank. Mrs. George Sipp. kaut-
mann's, Mrs W II. sharpe Herman
Schmidts. Mrs. George Lancaster:
Miller & Rhoads. Mrs. + NJ Con-
ner; Seventh ana BROAD ,Grant's>.
Mrs 9. +. FuSscll; Seventh ana Broad
Iielstcrn'sp. Mrs W. Il Evans:
Eighth and Broad. Mrs Wainwright;
TraGlc's. Mrs l. Gordon Shein: Lyric
Building. Mrs Walter Mcdonald: civ
Hall, Mrs. l.. - Tucker: Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

Friday. June 10. viii Ae Tag
Day" for bethany Home for Friend
less Children. which is located on the
River Road, ana is about four miles
from Forcs, hil. Tho home was
founded twcu,y-s!x Years ago by
Mrs Lucy Burroughs and her hus-
band j. Il +. Burroughs. both Of
whom arc nov dead. They decided
the farm ,about lis acrcs) to a
board of trustees. which Mas duly in
corporat.d in 1895 by the State Of
virginia. ana the homo has teen open
ana operating continuously to the
present time, supporting this year
about n;ty-eight boys and girls OF
ages varying from { to Is years.
There is no endowment. no regular
or certain income from any source
and the home is dependent entirely
On voluntary contributions. 1t is also
absolutely nonscctarian. Its object;
Is 10 care for homeless and fricndlcss
children. and to train them to become
useful citizens; 70 MAKE thcn an az
set instead OF a liability
Tn" present Superintendent is W.
w. R:oohshirc, who is assisted by
Mrs. Erookshirc. G. r. Blackman.
Miss Agnes Landlord and others. who
are giving their services freely and
without any certainty oC pecuniary
reward. During tho school term. as
well az in vacation. the children
who are old enough, take part in tho
general work OF the home. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

Hotel. Mrs y. II Wiscman: Virginia
PassenSe! and Power Building. Mrs
Adolph ostcrlo; Profess ional Building.
Mrs. 9. +. Fritche: old Dutch Mar
het, Mrs. H. Il. ratmorc: Mrs. Cookies
Cafeteria. Mrs - w. Phillips: sixth
and Main streets. Mrs. Roger Calls.
seventh and Main Streets. Mrs. Z. w
White; First National Bank. Mrs. q.
G. Ioucllc: Old Dominion Trust. Co.
Mrs. Ray Temple; Bank of Commerce
X Trust, Mrs. Ralph Harrison; Amcri-
can National Bank. Mrs. T.. T. Hide
brand and Mrs. 4. T.. Perrin; Post
o:ticc, Mrs. J. II Frischkorn. Jr.: q.
II. Bcrry's, Mrs Charles Hanison;
trcns ha VS.. Mrs. oscar Perrin; Tray
elcrs' Building. Mrs. Robert r. Ford:
National state & city Bank, Mrs. II.
;, infoon: Fourteenth and Main. Mrs
Travis q. Watkins: Thirteenth and
Main. Mrs. ]. q. Seclingcr: Bijou. Mrs.
!. V. hughes: Coles, Mrs Abncr
Goodc: Jefferson Hotel. Mrs a. w.
Mann; Ninth and Franklin. Mrs. ].
IL Cherry: Lexington Hotel. Mrs. l..
G. Toonc: Y. NJ. e. y. Building, Miss
Mary sanders; highland Park. Mrs.
John fartr"ugh; Barton Heights, Mrs
j. IL Arhucllc; Woodland Heights.
Mrs. @ + Dodge; Twcnty-first and
Marshall. Mrs. r. w. LanHford;
Church liill Sank. Mrs W n. Tay-
Tor: Twcnty-third and Marshall Mrs
w. j. Rickncr; Twcnty-fotrth and
Vi. Miss Il, Rohclin; South Side. Miss
ELL. MAYO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

the long GAIT clean through his brain,
killing him dead on the spot.
said. MIR. Miller. don't wan;
Little Red 20 fight any more today"
ana his reply Was: He won't have
TO Ugh; any more. for ne has won
every dollar that this crowd brought
here"
Old man Miller ana Little Red came
very near making "A gambler and a
h!acklcg out Of me: and 10 this day
think Of that last glorious victory
OF Little Red. with much satisfac-
iion.
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True
You protect valuabc
deposit box
is perfect Call by
ere e steel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
MESTSKA RADA BUDE
DNES ROZHODOVATI o SNf
zENi JiZDNEHO " MESTE.

Ia dneSniho zasedani NEST
sk6 rady pride ma pretfes o.
tazka levnejSich listkn ma po-
ulitnich karach v dolejsim me-
ste, ktera We vyboru pro pou-
licnl drahy byla pfiznive vyri-
zena. Navrh projde patrne ta-
Ike V mestske rade, jelikoz neni
patrna vazneiSi oposice krone
nekterych mensich dodatkG.
Krone zlevn6ni bude patrne
pokratovano boji oposice
proti mestskemu financnimu
hospodaistvi. tax re dnesni
schuze mestskych otcG bude
ponekud ziv6isf.
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'YvErs'
c. ANEk O. EOHRBU MU-
CEDNfkU MA ITALSKE
FRONTE " ZDEJSlM
TISKU.

Nedelni Plain Dealer pima
81 novou stat, kterou seznamu-
je jinonarodnf svet historii
naseho boje pro osvobozenf z
poddanstvi Vidna. Popisuie
sympatickymi slovy prevezeni
pozdstatkd nasich legionara
hrdin1, popravenych rakou-
skou zvuli a zpupnosti ma ital-
ske fronte. Clanecek doprovo-
zen jest tremi illustracemi 2
tklive slavnosti: druzicky Il
katafalku narodnich rekG, "a
hranicniho ministra Dir. Edw.
Benese diplomatickymi "a
stupci jinych stati a Generala
Vozenilka ma koni v cele smu-
tecniho prlvodu.
Autor state vystizne, zejme-
na pro ciZinu, popisuje staletou
naSi snahu obnoviti nasi samo-
statnost, po nest astne bitv6 ma
Bile Hofe ztracenou a klade da
raz ma odpor ceskych oddilG
"a svetove valky, ktere sc ra-
deli vydavali V nebezpeci po-
tupne smrti ma Sibenicich, nez-
Ii by zbrani pozvedli proti slo-
vanskym pobratimcum. Popisu-
lie povstani legionarskych oddi-
Ia ia nejhlavnejsich frontach,
kter6 pozd6ji byly jadrem moe
ne move ceskoslovenske arma-
dy nesmrtelne Sc proslavivsi
ma planinach sibirskych,' ojedi-
n6lym V historii lidstva valec-
nym tazenim, jez bylo pro pru
beh valky velikeho dosahu a
kromobyGejne ma prospech veci
spoiencu.
V dneSni dob6, kde Nemci a
Mad afi Mad aroni Sc pozno-
va chapou propagandy, aby V
ocich cstatniho sveta mladou
naSi republiku co nejvice 20
studiii, jest nam potieba po-
dobnych, cizinu informujfcich
clank1, jako soil. Autor clan
ka zasluhuje uznani, vseobec-
neho povzbuzeni, ably tomto
velice Gtinnem smeru pokraco-
val ma dale.
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CESkOSLOVENSKO PRE-
STOUPILO KVOTU.

Washington. 26. cervna. Gel
KEN 22,240 pfistehovalcG bylo
rrlpusteno do zem6 az dosud v
nesici cervnu, proti dovolene-
mu maXimu 27,298, die clslic
uvefejnenych dnes pfist6hova.
leckym uradem. Zema, jez pre-
stoupily cervnove kvoty, coz
cltano bude i'm do kvot pri-
slim bernim roce, ,jsou: Italie,
2,149; Polsko, 1850: Cesko-
slovensko, I011; Jugoslavie,
705; Rumunsko, 665; Uhry,
o27; Portugalsko, oil nekte-
re jine zeme mensim poctem
pfestoupily cervnovou kvotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
PREVEZENE MRTVOLY 81.
SKUPA KOUDELKY Do
CLEVELANDU.

Telesne poz1statky zemre-
leho biskupa J. NJ. Koudelky
preveZeny budou We stredu re
Superior, Wis, do Clevelandu,
kde budou We stfedu vecer V
$50 cestnou strait katolickych
organisaci na vych. 9. ul. oce-
kavany. Uredni ornament 0 sko
nu cirkevniho hodnostafe bude
rozeslano teprve dnes 2 hlav-
niho m6sta diecese. Pohreb ko-
nan bude patek o 10. hodin6
dopoledne 2 farniho kostela sv.
Michala ma Scranton rd. a
Clark ave., kde zesnuly pdso-
bill po delsi radu let.
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VYSLOUZILEC SVETOVE.
VALkY ZABIT IA SRAZkY
AUTA s VLAKEM.

26-lety Nathan Wallace
Wells, posluchat lekarstvi ma
Western Reserve universite,
jenz ia svetove valky Sc W.
Znamenal tim, re po dive a pul
hodiny fidil ambulance upro-
sired nejprudsi palby a "a Gin
tento dekorovan byl francouz-
skou vladou, skoncil zivot spo-
lu Sc svym prnvodcim A. r. A
rindou, kdyz Sc auto jejich,
blize Strasburku as mill jizne
cd New Philadelphia srazilo $
osobnlm vlakem drahy Balti-
more a Ohio. Oba muzi dopra-
veni byli do nemocnice Do
veru, O., kde ia kratko ze-
mreli. Wells bydlel c.'2153
Adelbert rd. a Arinda, jenz byl
kubancem, 962 vych. los. ul.
Oba muzi zamestnavali Sc pro-
deJem elektrickych vacuum
cistlcn "a tim ucelem navste-
vovali mensi mesta statu Ohio.
Wells sob6 timto zpusobem 20
dobu prazdnin opatfoval nut
ne studijni fondy.
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DANA ZATCENA, re v 90.
PIC" RiDILA AUTO.

Jista zena, jez udala, re Sc
imenuje pi. C. Tickmorova,
1907 Cedar ave, byla zatGena
proto, re jsouc opila,. ridila au-
tomobil, kterym vrazila do au-
ia HI. P. Eelse, 2159 Delaware
rd., Cleveland Heights. Eels
udal pripad policii tato sku-
tecne nalezla automobil, kterv
mel sirokou cestu a nebezpec-
ne Sneroval ulici. Spolu Tick
morovou zatcen byl pro tyz pre-
stupek Harry Bovee, 1913
Ashbury ave. Oba ponechani
We vazbe, kdezto pasazerka $
dvema detmi, nebezpecn6 liz
dy Sc sucastnivsi, byly propu.
Aany.
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PREDMESTSXOU KAROU
WREN POD KOLA AUTA.


G7-lety Jan LAWN, 1448 zap,
48. ul., zachycen byl pri pre-
chazeni Detroit ave. u zap. As.
ulice pfi nahodilem sklouznuti
fendrem predmestske kary, jez
no odhodila stranou primo do
drahy jedouciho automobile,
K5ra auto byly ihned zasta-
veny, ale shledano, re ami per-
sonal drahy ami fidic nemaji
ma nestesti viny. LAWN odvezer
hyl policii do nemocnice, nena
byl vSak iiz vedomi a "a krat.
ko zemfel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
SOBOTNf POL. PREHLfDKA
krajan Kartiseh vyznamenan
"a statecnost.

Ia vhodneho, iinak ale par
neho potasi ptedstavila sc V
sobotu m6stu Clevelandu a je-
no zastupcdm armada strazcd
bezpecnosti ob6ho odd6lenl,
policejniho i pozarniho. Jak
prohlasujf m6stSti 1fednici by
la parada korunou v$ech pred
chazeilcich. ModrokabatEici
hasici pochodovah, po pfipade
tez ieli "a pozdravd obecen-
stva 5 prapory hudbou 20
Euclid Ave.
Nezapomenutelnou bude slav
most nasemu krajanovi z Kar-
lima, policejnimu straznikovi
Edwardovi Kartlskovi, jemuz
sc dostalo krasn6ho uznani "a
chrabrg Gin We sluzb6, podobe
zlat6 zasluzn6 medailie.
V fiinu zavrazd6n byl ma
Pittsburg Ave, Rubin Arnson,
veteSnik, Bennyn Dobbsem.
ienz ozbrojen ukryl Sc V iakes
tunelov6 dire pod jistym do
mem. Kartisek nebojacn6 Sc pu
still do tmav6 jamy vraha Sc
zmocnil. Krone naSeho kraja-
ma. k jehoz dekoroVani jemu
ostatnim krajandm gratuluje-
me, vyznamenani byli cestnym
uznanim Ctyri dalSi policejni
straznici, mezi kterymi Sc opet
ne shled&vame S krajanskym
imenem Edwarda Beranka,
jenz 7. cervence samojediny
zatkl til muze bezprostfedne
DO Spachane VraZde. OStalnl III
byli. William Gagen, zachranil
I've zeny pred utopenim, Frank
Field, sko3il prudce roziete-
no automobile do druh6ho, aby
&c zmocnil uprchlika a @. w.
koehr, ktery V pfestfelce zatkl
diva nebezpeGne lupice.
Dale bylo vzpomenuto cest-
nou zmlnkou pro vzorne kona-
nj povinnosti detektiva Jamese
Gilla a opetn6 dyou krajant
Otty Eoska q Jamese Kucery.
ysichni vyznamenani tvofili 5
drive liz dekorovanym muz-
stvem zvlastni cetu, jez byla
obecenstvem venovana "a po-
chodu obzvla$tni pozornost.