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Evening star., 1921-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS BASE BALL
Georgetown. 4: Holy Cross. (twelve

Georgetown. 4; Holy Cross. 4 0welve
innings: darkness).
Pennsylvania, 8; Catholic Univer-
sity. 2.
At Austin, Tex-Chicago Americans,
second team Z; Texas University. 3.
At Galveston, Tex.-Atlanta (South-
ern). 3; Galveston CTexas), 3 (ten in
nings: darkness).
At Little Rock. Ark.-Omaha (West-
ern). &: Little Rock (Southern), !.
AT Auburn. Ala.-Toronto Interna-
tionals, : Auburn. 3.
At Basic City. Va--F'Ishburne Acad-
emy, s: Central High Of Washington. 3.
A. Charlottesville. Va-Penn State.
"A; Virginia, 9.
At Macon, Ga-Yale. II: Florida, II.
At Atlanta. Ga.-ieorgia. 3; Ogie-
thorpe (eleven innings; darkness
At Agricultural College. Massachusetts,
sippi A & NJ, Z: Illinois, !.
At Columbus. Ga--Camp Benning, Z;
South Carolina. 4.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Umps Cannot Fine Men
in American Association

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. March
30.-t mpires in the American
Association will not be allowed
to impose fines on unruly play
eIs this seasOn, under word sent
out to club owners, by Thomas }.
Hickey, president of the league.
They may recommend fines to
the league head, however, and
Will retain the privilege of
banning a player from the field
IL deemed necessary.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
WRIGHT TO GOLF ABROAD
Massachusetts, Champion Accepts
Invitation to Go With U. S.
Team to England.

BOSTON. March 30.-Fred J. Wright
of WatertoWn, state amateur cham
pion. will sail for England late next
month to participate in the British
amateur and open golf tournaments
in May He has accepted an invita-
ton to join the United States golf
team.
Newton of Lowell. who came east
from California recently. also would
play in the English events. and that
p. w. Whittemore of Pinehurst. for
merry a Massachusetts player, would
him.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Indians at San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO. March 30.-The
Cleveland Indians were scheduled to
play their first exhibition game on
their transforming trip here today.
Jim Bagby was booked to pitch, and.
according to advices received here,
probably will go the entire route.
Manager Speaker. who went to
Hubbard. Tex, Monday night, because
of the illness of his mother, has re-
joined the team. His mother is much
improved.
Catcher Leslie Nunamaker. who is
nursing an infected ankle. was left
at Dallas. but will probably join the
team at New Orleans.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULED
FOR ARGYLE RACKETERS

Argyle Tennis Club has elected its
officers and within two weeks will begin
a closed tournament consisting of singles
and doubles on its courts at 18th and
Emerson streets. Joshua w. Carr was
re-esR Rted president and J. A. Chamber
lain manager
A membership committee including
William T. Spence. Earl Henderson and
F. D. Robinson and a tournament COM
mittee composed of c. l.. Gable. Maurice
Pierce and Henry Thurtell, jr.. have
been appointed.
Matches have been listed with George
Washington University. Catholic Uni
versity and Central and Western high
schools and several others are pending.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Women in Golf Final.

PINEHURST. N. c., March 30.-Mrs.
J. V. Hurd of Pittsburgh will defend
her title today in the north and south
golf championship against Mrs. F. c.
Let's, jr.. of Chicago, western cham
pion. Mrs. Hurd won yesterday from
J. S. Pritchard of Chicago, three and
two, while Mrs. Let's took her match
from Mrs. John D. Chapman of Green
wich, by the same score.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Gcor-e;o~n Leo,,s impressive.

teoTGrtown has played TWO games.
on" resulting IN a victory over Penn
sN!Ndnia, and the second ia a twelve.
inning i-to-4 lie with Holy rros> Il
must be remembered iu lhiS conuec--
ti"n that Holy Cross itsi spring had.
on" OF the three teams i'm rA, east
which were rated on u par with th"
Blue and Gray. ih" other two being.
Penn State and Fordham. la hofh
games GeorGctoN has shown ahilitx-
TO hit. 10 field. and. Tor 50 cariy. an
amazing absence of hone ;laye
Usually rather SLOW Stsr;.r. and
with sple9dd pitching Staff. George
town should have another brilliant.
year.
Georgia last season exccpt for trr
games il played against virginia
games in which eliaihiliiy rules vorn
such il could not use it's STRONGEST
line -up-had one of th, two or thro,~
hest mines in the south. This spring
ii has started well, winning inino..
game or two. and Monday takins, the.s
measure of Yale. which previousl,,.
had defeated AIaham1 and Auburn.
Horth Carolina IS strong. as usual :.
nothing is known - Vet nf North
Taro1ina State. Ni-ciNia iudoi,,c h,,-
its defeats so far. is not overly suns
nlied with good m"tarial and Wash
incton and Lee ard V ". / have not.
been tested,
c. L. Bcttcr Than i'm 1920
Catholic University is better than5
II was year ago. DESPITE the loss Of.
two stars-Lucev ard Harrineion.s
The formers position 1T short is he
ing filed hv ne Nault. and rotwifh-r
standing that Lucrv was good anou~h.
to he sent ,to bic league club Dn.
Nault is more valuable man. And
Curran. regular secori haso,ran. IS
going to come near filling Harr'nc-
toms shoes. Tho Rro0 kla ndorS tavns
taken part in six carnes. bavinc Won
four and lost two. ono lost waa "a.
Holy Cross and Tho Other to penns,-r ;
vania. In neithNr Of these games was-
Curran in the lirn-rn
I-niverSitv Of 'rar--l1oS f,doyed o-,-
the kind Of plav - c.hihitrd a-~ai.1et8
Catholic I-rive-ei-v MONDAY. is farS
from what IL wac 4 ves- ago How
ever. the tean' ie h0tfcr tb0-, -;t<
tho first r'acn 80 p'ave-s -oo,5 tbs
field Monde" With practically NOS
coaching. VIII = little wore cor, <
petition the Nar~land rire IS not.
gofn@ to he pr easv ore to haat
Gallaudot has nIavod orrv onns
game. heinz nvc~yvr,e o ", ari s., t-,a.s
contest hv Catholic T-,,ice-sft,-. Csr-a
laudet. though. should sho"- i'o-.
nrovAmert. hut IL has not 'ie .,'~-s
terial nor the facilities enjoyed bys
the other schools.
Navy Appears stro-c.
Navy evidently has another mines
which will play we'll enough to ;.ives
visiting teams something --o-th while
to snOot at on their trims To 49,
napoliS Gains. tall left ha nder w',oa
broke into the middle of Tho 1aeoz
schedule. taking Paker's place When
the latter became ill., trir'rn cd.
Princeton Saturday in a way which.
indicated his work Of last season.
Was not accidental. Navy no doubt
VII win in the great majority OF
its games
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Cubs Sent Ten Innings,

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. March 30
Another game with the San Francisco
team is on the program Of the Chicago
Cubs today.
Hippo" Vaughn went the full nine
innings against San Francisco yester-
day, and would have won easily except
for weak support. Flack drove in the
winning run, 4 to 3. for the Cubs. in the
tenth round
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Wrestle for College Title.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, March 30
The collegiate wrestling championship
Of the middle west and the east will be
determined here tonight when Indiana
and Penn State teams meet. Indiana
won the western conference title, while
Penn State is the recognized eastern
collegiate champion.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Niblick Cuts Big Divot
0r,t If a Colfer's Nose

o. W. johnson Of Chicago,
played the most remarkable
golf shot of his career at Belle
air Heights, Fla. In fact. it was
one Of the stranEext shots ever
played. He was playing a nib
lick shot, when the club in some
manner got loose and the blade,
after scOopinS the ball away,
came up and hit him on the
bridge of the nose. taking out
good sized divOt.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
FACING BAD CONDITIONS
TODAY AGAINST PHILLIES
Weather Is Much Colder in Jacksonville Than
Players Have Been Accustomed to-Regs
Defeat St. Augustine to O.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

JACKSONVILLE Fla March OWith the entire Washington squad
/ the pink of condition weeks training amid
bamy bright clear skies the players face
possibility under weather conditions calculated
accomplished
for the championship
Nearly the The athletes south and
grind of the cham
pionhp the final week their conditioning period
weather risk their hghprced
the OF their the lar south
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Pin Tourney for Marines.

Marine Corps Bowling League is
receiving many entries for the handi-
cap duckpin tournament it will con-
duct after the close of it's schedule.
Members of the league and other at
tached to marine headquarters are
eligible to compete. The event will
be held at the Recreation drives.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Kerrigan Scores a 67.

PINEHURST, n. c.. March 30-A
round of 81 on the championship
course to the credit of Tommy KerEi- =
gan is the star performance SO far
credited to the professionals who
the north and south open tournament
Kirkwood. Australian open cham
pion. has a "a.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Nationals transforming Trip Bids Fair to nnu Much of Benefits of Td
c.. u. NINE SEEMS SURE
TO AGAIN BE TOPLENEK
BY II. {. BYRD.

base ball the do
when : even
the
the south that 1920 have the
closest home farther tcorg-e
spring schedules and
both
lie better 1920 oi
Virginia fairs
"a for their
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Pirates PLAY Travellers.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March 30.-The
regulars" Of the Pittsburgh Nationals
are here today for a game with the Lit
tie Rock Travellers. All the first string
men and a few recruits. including Chief
Nose Yellowhorse. the Indian pitcher
from Tulsa, were in Manager Gibson's
party for the trip in the south for a
series of exhibition games.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Columbia CUNTS Do Well.

Columbia Athletic Club entertained
its basket ball teams that established
ing the past campaign. The juniors,
who won seventeen Of the eighteen
games. claim the 11O-pound' cham
pionship of the District. The seniors
mentS
Evening star., 1921-03-30
MOMENTUM, THE RACER,
SEEMS RIGHTLY NAMED

Frank F'arrar thinks highly of a
homebred two-year-old by Harrigan
out of Meddling Hannah he is train
ing at Bowie for the spring race
meeting, which begins Saturday.
This youngster is called Momentum
and he has breezed a quarter of
mile in better than "a down the back
stretch. No other two-year-old at
Bowie has worked as fast.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Miss Sigourney to Join in
Tennis Tourney Abroad

Mrs. Franklin i. Mallory. win
ner of the WOmen'S national in
door tennis title, will have Miss
Edith SiEOurncy q: Boston :S
her partner in the English and
French championship doubles.
Miss SiEOurnry also will play
in the championship singles.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

The Cincinnati Reds in 1920 won 50 and lost
u games, finishing third with a percentage OF
$50 The team hit .277 and felded 86s
The Reds Joined the National League in
1876. the first year Of the league They drop
ped their membership after 1880 but rejoined
IN 1880 and have been members ever since.
tional League the Reds won 2U32 and lost
2.16l games. ranking fifth in the league life
time standing with u percentage of .4S5
Officers are: August Hermann president.
Patrick j. Moran. manager; Frank Behle.
business manager.
lCOpyrght. 1921
Evening star., 1921-03-30
CENTRE COLLEGE FEELS
BLOW OF BETTING EVIL
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

VARIOUS been waiting Danvle Ky,
" feww S entire
leave the which he made that
fall Whether
which
formulation
we'll athletic a blue college. Why?
which
which
hunting big game may, advantage
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Ford Designing Speed Engine.

DETROIT. Mich. March 30.-A new
twenty-four-cylinder engine is being de-
signed by Edsel Ford to drive a power
boat he plans to enter in the gold cup
and Harmsworth trophy races here this
summer. The American Powerboat As
sociation recently raised the piston dis
placement limit from 2,l50 to 3,4O0.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
White Sox on the Jump.

CORSIcANA. Tex. Ma rch 30.-The
White Sox, on a transforming tour.
meet the Fort Worth team of the
Texas League here today. Cyril
Slapnicka. former Cub pitcher, ap
peared against the Sox yesterday at
Brownwood. Tex, pitching for a 3. P.
o. E. team. the Sox romping away
with the game, IL to l.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Grif Goes With Mcleod,
Who Wins Golf Foursome

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March
:D.-i'resident Griffith OF the
Nationals and Freddie Mcleod
came off victorious in their golf
match against George James
and Lawrence Lewis mt st. Au-
EuStine yesterday. winning by
up. Griff. who registered an
even century for the eighteen
holes, was carried along by Nc
LeOd. who took twenty strokes
less on the championship course.
par for which IL -. Mcleod
called for assistance on only one
hole. when his drive vns i'm
bedded in a bunker, and Grin
responded with a par , to win
the hole.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Penn State Gridmen Out.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. March 90
Spring foot ball practice began today at
Penn State College. A large number of
The practice will continue for six weeks.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

George B. Thurston, stroke oar on
the winning Orange varsity crew in
1913, and coach of the oarsmen in
1919, has been elected graduate man
ager of athletics for Syracuse Uni
versity. He succeeds Walter Shove
Smith, who resigns to engage in busi-
ness.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Houston Sells Cards a Pair.

HOUSTON. Tex. March 30.-Third
Baseman jewellers. last year manager
of the Houston club. and Outfielder
Bill Stelleauer. champion hitter of the
Houston team. have been sold to the
ST. Louis Nationals.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Cards Leave Texas Today.

ORANGE, Tex, March 30-The ST.
Louis Nationals break camp today.
following a field meet, in which men,
bers of the team and students of the
local high school are entered. The
Cardinals will return directly to st.
Louis.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Rain Prevents Yannigan Game.

ORLANDO. Fla. March 30--Under
the guardianship of Walter Johnson the
National Yannigans left last night to
1oin the main squad at Jacksonville to-
day. Rain prevented a clash with the
Orlando nine yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Noted Autoists in Race.

Seven drivers will comDete in nationa [
championship races TO he held on the
Los Angeles speedway. April 10. They
are Ralph DePalma. Tommy Milton,
Eddie Hearne. Roscoe Sea aries. Jimni,-
Murphy. Eddie Pulleu and Joes
Thomas.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Ruth Sprains Left Wrist.

SHREVEPORT. La. March 30
Babe Ruth is suffering from sprain-
and Babe" may not be out. Of many
training games.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Scottish Team Due May II.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. March 30
The Scottish team of professional foot
ball players which will tour the United
States and Canada during the early
summer will sail from Liverpool on May
II, arriving at New York about May Il.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
MYERS OF ROBINS IN LINE.

NEW YORK. March 3O.-"Hy" Myers.
outhelder. has agreed to terms offered
by the Brooklyn Nationals He had
been a hold out
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Burial Basketers in Final.

Burial Class girls will end their
ba sEet ball season tonight, when they
will play the White Sox sextet Of In
dian Head. Md. at Epiphany gym
nasium. Play will get under way at
Ia o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Browns Regulars Going Home.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 30
The first team of the St. Louis Ameri-
cans leaves here for home today.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
BANCROFT, GREAT STAR,
HAS TONSILS REMOVED

OBILE Ala March 30Davy Bancroft shortstop of the New
wv York Nationals underwent operation yesterday which his
the
northward Bancroft will be able the with the
said.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
RACE OF BRITISH CREWS
DRAWS IMMENSE CROWD
BY The Associated Press.
LONDON, March 3O.-CambrfdSe
won the annual boat race with
Oxford today over the fOur-mile
course on the Thames from Put
ney to MOrtlake.

Oxford today over the fOur-miIe
course on the Thames from Put
ney to M0rtlnke.
LONDON, March 3O.-Thousands
gathered along the banks of the
Thames from Putney to Mortlake this
morning to gain positions from which
they might witness the annual Oxford
Cambridge boat race. which will be
rowed at o'clock this afternoon. Be
fore noon ALI vantage points We're
crowded with enthusiasts carrying
the dark blue of Oxford or the light
blue of Cambridge.
Both the crews were pronounced to
be in the best of condition and a close
race was expected.
Cambridge was considered most
probably the winner during the early
days of the training season. but Ok
ford has lately improved noticeably
and today had many hackers who be-
lieved that the. crew would break the
postwar winning streak of Cam
bridge.
The Cambridge crew is somewhat
heavier than the Oxford eight. but ex-
perts declared that this advantage
was more apparent than real.
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DOMACl VINO SMf Sc.
VYRABETI.

Washington, 10. Zaii. Ufed-
nici odboru vnitrozemskych
dani doznali otevrene dnes, re
hlavy rodin mohou, po vyrozu-
m6ni mistnich vybertlch vni-
trozemskych dani, vyrobiti
200 gallonI vina rocne pro
domaci spotrebu. Prayidla ta-
to vydana drivejsim komisa-
rem vnitrozemskych dani Ro-
perem, Sc schvalenim byvaleho
sekretare pokladny McAdoo-a,
a jezto nikdy nebyla odvolana
aniz zrusena kongresem, zu-
stavaji V platnoSti. kdo vino
donna vyrabi, nemusi platiti
zadne dane, ale vino nesmi by
I'll prodavano.
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VACLAVU HODOUSOVI BY.
'LO VCERA UKRADENO CE.
KU IA $685. 900.

Poslitek Columbia banky p,
Vaclav HodouS byl vGera ma
Euclid Ave. a vych. So. ul
pf'6paden a odhat mu balik,
ktery ale obsahoval teky We
vysi $65,000, ktere jsou ovsem
pro lupice bezcenne. Zmin6ny
krajan okraden byl podob-
nvm zp1sobem pred nedavnou
dobou, kdy uzmuto mu bylo
$4,000 krone ceKu. Sprava
banky Cd prvniho prepadu to-
tiz hotove pentze uklada dc
bank V meste jinou cestou.
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VYHLfDKY MA SMfR PO
ODSTUPU KAHRA.

Berlin, IA. zai,i. Odstupem
bavorskeho ministerskeho
predsedy Kahra jeho mini
sterstva Sc vyjasnilo ma berlin
sko-bavorskem obzoru a jest O.
pravnena nad6je, re dojde k
smiru. Kahr byl pletichar, kite
ny chtel bavorske koalicni stra
ny donutiti hrozbami odStupu
k schvaleni jeho odporu proti
berlinske Wade a jejimu po-
zadavku, aby byl Bavorsku
vyhlasen vyjimecny stav. Ne
zdafilo sc mu to a byl nucen
ustoupiti. Dohoda Berllnem
bude ovsem oddalena, nebot'
bude treba vybrati move mini
sterstvo a pax aby byla ma sne
mu berlinskem probrana Cd
poved' berlinske Wade ma jeji
pozadavky. Stoltpenci monar-
chismu a zpatecnictvi V Ba-
vorsku ovSem nezahaleji a TO
zesilaji ob6zniky $ vyzvami
k lidu, ably 81 vyvolil mezi
"pravym bavorskym duchem,
anebo marXovsSym duchem
pfedpis6 kanclere Wirtha."
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NABADA X ClSTENf KO-
MINU.

Uradujlci superintendent
clevelandske odbocky ohioske
inspektni 1fadovny, G.. l.. Eli
selstein, odporutuje, ably kaz-
dy mattel domu dial jeSte pred
nastavajlci zimou vyGistiti ko-
min, coz Sc ma hlavn6 stati
tam, kde Sc topi i plynem. Ne
bot plyny, kter6 Sc pfi tom
to topeni vyvinuji, zpusobuji
vydrolovani malty mezi ci-
hlami komina takto povsta
lFmi sterbinami, jakmile Sc "a.
topi pak tez jinym palivem,
jako uhlim neb dfivim, prole-
taji jiskry ma pIdu a zavinujl
TAX caste pozary.
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rK3r5v1r7rzE7Esr.E3rzE3r'
Ctvrtletni schIze

padesati centoveho podporuji-
cfho spolku pod zastitou sv.
Amy, zalozeny pri osade sv.
Vaclava, kona svoji radnou
schdzi tfeti nedeli v zafi toti5
dne 18. zafi pfi osade sv. Vol
t6cha We 8 hod. iodpoledne. Bu-
dou Sc vyplacet umrtnf pojist-
ky "a zemfele sestry. Tfmto
zadame vsechny clenky, aby
Sc v plnem poctu dostavily.
Nedostavenf Sc podleha poku-
te. Vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-16
MNOHO VETERANU MA
ZAHALCE.

Indianapolis, Is. zafi. Po-
ptavkami po 1900 strazich
Americke Legie bylo zjisteno,
re mezi 100000 100000 We
terann ze svetove valky jest
bez zamestnani, bylo ozname-
no re zdejsiho hlavniho stanu
Legie dnes vecer. VySetrova-
MIN zjisteno, re V jedine Penn
sylvanii jest 100000 drivej-
sich vojaku bez prace. New
York jich ma 100000, Illinois
$4,000 a Massachusetts, a Mi
chigan po 10000. Pouze Geor-
gia oznamila, ze situace neza-
mestnanosti neni takova, ably
J 'vyzadovala pomoci Legie.
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NAPADEN9M SOUDCUM
BUDE DANA MOZNOST
ORHAJOBY.
City Club usporada zvlastni
verejne slyseni.

Clenove clevelandskych sou
dd, kterym Sc dostalo tax ma
10 lichotive kritiky We ZpraVe
"Kriminalni soudy" jez vySla
tiskem, budou miti pfilezitost
braniti svoji povest' ma velke
vefejne schulz, jez pOfadana
bude pod zastitou City Clubu.
Stalo Sc tax hlavne ma protest
soudce H. G.. Powella, jenz po
sudkem obou vysetrovatelu The
Cleveland Foundation, Smi-
them a Ehrmanem, nejprudce-
il byl napaden. K n6mu pripo-
ill Sc soudce municipalnlho
soudu f. l.. Stevens, jemuZ je
" kritice vyGitano, re die ji-
stych okolnosti ukladal nepa-
true ien pokuty. Oba, jakoz i
JIM budou pripusteni ma ozna-
men6m taboru> lidu k slovilm,
aby uvedli tvrzeni obou boston
.skych pravniku ma pravou mi
ru. Jest take vyslovena moz-
most, re napadene soudce "a
stupovati bude recnik jen je-
den. Den protestni schuze bu-
de stanoven, jakmile soudcove
budou 5 jeiich odpovedi hoto-
vi.
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JOHN HOJCAR PRCHL Z
POLEPSOVNY.

Okresni serif shanf Sc V ma
Sem m6ste po 17-Ietemr Johnu
Hojcarovi, 2oG5 Dowd awe
Lakewood, jenz utekl z mans
fieldske kaznice. Vcera preleZl
zed' die vSech znamek hle.
dial as utoGiste V Clevelande
Byl odsouZen pred rokem pro
spaehanou loupez.
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SENATOR KLOFAC MEZI NAME.
VELKY usPECH JEHO PREDNAsKY.

vlady, ktera skutecn6 haji Za-I
jem d6lnictva tax jako zadnyi
| jiny state Vlada nasytila lid
chlebem Gene 2l2 milliardy
a poukazuje, re letos bude po-
trebovati Ceskoslovensko jen
Is, 900 vagonu obih, kteryz
stale Sc mensfci schodek uni
ri pfiStim rokem nadobro. Po-
kles nasf valuty neni nebez-
petny a nestava pfani, ably
koruna pfllis stoupla, jelikoz
by vzestup mohl poSkoditi ma
| 81 sont6z s cizinou a trefne pfi
Irovnal, re vysoky kurs dollaru
a Zaplava zlata V zemi d6lni-
ctyu vice uskodily nez-li pro-
gpely. Odsuzuje staly nafek
fnukalu re zvyku a vzdorn6
/ hlasil, re republika trva a tr-
yati bude ma dale. Nejsme
inarodem militaristu, jak Sc ca
/ sto uvadi, naSich 100000 vo-
iinG We zbrani nejsou urCeni
pro vyboj, jest to pouZe straz,
dokud nebude klidno mezi ma
5imi sousedy. Vzdava pochva-
/ lu Hooverovi Ia to, co vykonal
pro naSe dit6, podobne velebi
/ i americky Cerveny Kriz, KITE
Try pomaha nejen obetim valky,
ale obetim bidy, ma rozdil
! od smutn6 proslaveneho Krize
rakousk6ho, ktery byl organi-
saci germanisaGni a tiste Vo-
ienSkou.
Phi poznamce, jak Mad ali
fadili ma Podkarpatske Rusi,
vyprav6l o poprav6 dvou me-
vinnych divek, ob6Senych pro
/ TO, re Sc pi'iznali, ze isou Ru4
/ sky. Pfitomny Podkarpatsky
Rus Michael Lucak, vyzadal
81 podrobnosti a senator Klo-
fac mu vyhov6l a predlozil il
fotografie priSerneho dramatu
proyedeneho mad arskymi be-
Stiemi. Zrejme pomut ujal Sc
Lucak slova a jazykem sve Via
sti odsordil chovani nepfatel
q Zpusobem iemu ylastn1m ia
dial o dalsi pomoc svym kraj
mum ma cest6 k lepSim dobam.
Mily mas host odpoy6del rusky
a zakoncil slibem, re iv tom
10 nejvychodneiSim koutG re-
publiky bude podniknuto vSe,
ably Sc lid postaviti mohl vide
lanim po box ostatnim spolu-
obGan6m.
Rec senatora Klofate by
Ia okorenena Zdravym jeho
humorem, ktery nemaIo po-
sluchacstvo roZyeselil. Pred
naSku zakontil vynatkem u
Lincolnovy gettysburghske re
ti Il "a op6tovnych dIku 6eske
! Americe uzayrel rec, jaka ma
10 kdy byla V G. n. Sini slySa-
. ma. Bouflivy prival potlesku
byl toho nejlepSim dukazem.
Po zdarilem pfednaskovem
veteru byl senator V. klofaG
hostem p. NJ. Zemana, kde V
, pfatelskem krouzku setrvano
: bylo n6kolik hodin.
), Ia namahu podekoval rec
II kovi p. Bernreiter, jenz "a
ioven ohlasil priced nasich
borcu, Akademii ma Quincy,
; ned6lni odpoledni spolecne
! cviGeni ma Zapadnl strane, ia
hoz i representative vystou-
peni druzstva Athletic Clu-
f; bu V nedeli vecer.