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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

nj puSky byl jeho NEST an du
Perron, ktery roku 1775 nabidl
.krali Ludvfku XVI. vojenske
"varhany", ktere byly pohane-
ny klikou a ktere vystrelovaly
"skoro soucasne 240 naboju.
Soudoby list pravi, re by timto
strojem tedy bylo mono "be-
hem nekolika minut znicit ce-
~ pluk." Nova tato zbran zda-
la Sc krali jeho ministrdm
prlliS krvavou vynalezce byl
pfllis dobrym vlastencem, nez
ably byl mohl poslouziti nepri-
tell a TAX Sc staio, ze - ze-
mfel V chudobe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

HnuIo Sc nem svedcmi.
Jedn6 ned6le odcizen byl Y ho-
stinci u Peisa' Y Radlicich E
duardu PtaCkovi zimnik a pri-
volana straz zatl1la iako pacha
tele muze. kterY ii byl ozna-
cen jal;o zlod6i. Kdyz no odya-
della ma straznici, pfistoupil po-
iednou ke straznikGm 24-iety
strojni zamecnik Josef Havel a
primal Sc. re pachatelem jest
on. Odcizil zimnik repozorova-
ne a schoval 81 no ma poll "a
hostincem. Podezrivany byl
nropnSt6n a mfsto n6ho byl "a
teen Havel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
CO MATE IA VYMENU IA
TUTO FARMU?

50-akrova farma Y Jefferson
Ma dlaZd6ne ceSte, dobry 7-poj.
dunn, garaz, mlekarna, 80 ak1.a
pod pluhem, 10 akru les a pa
stvin V rovne poloze, Z kIav, 2
kone, 2 vepri, 400 slepic, 10
tun sena, vSechny stroje atd.
Mattel vezme $500 hotove a
dvourodinny dGm. Cena ST.
500. Jest to skutecna lace. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 4731 Broadway
nahofe. Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
STOUPANf CEN V POLsKU,

Varsava. post. zpr.) Zave-
denim unifikace a volneho OBJ
chodu nastalo okamzit6 stou-
pani cen vSech zivotnich po-
tfeb ostatniho zbozi. Ceny
mnohych zivotnfch potfeb stou
ply behem "a tydnu 0 100
procent, nGkter6 0 $50 az 200i
proc. Jelikoz az dosud staGil
delnikdm jejich pfijem sotva
ma zivobyti, bylo skoro samo-I
zfejmo, re musi nastati okamziI
te zvyseni vsech platG rovno-
merne sc stopnutim drahoty.
Stalo Sc tax jen snad V nekoli-
ka malo oborech (obchodni pTf
ruci, holici j), avsak velka
cast zamestnavatel1 Gekala az
delnictvo vynuti 81 zvySeni
mezd stavkou. Mesic cerven a
srpen byl We Velkopolsce We
znameni protestnich schulz a
stavek. Vystridali Sc nich
zelezniGni zamestnanci, zriZen
ci poulicni elektricke drahy,
kovodelnici,. lekarnici, zeme-
delSti delnici a cetni JIM. Chl6b
ktery stal az do poloviny GER
vence t. I. "a Mkp, stoupl "a
vedenim voln6ho obchodu ma
10000 Mkp. Proti tomuto
lichvareni zakrocil zahy trad
proti liehve a spekulaci, a W.
] jednal Sc svazem pekafI Gu
! kraru iednotny cennik
moucnych vyrobkG S platnosti
cd %. srpna. Chleb pece sc 2
mouky 70procentni a prodava
Sc We volnem obch0de (mimo
chleba ma listky) l libra chile
ba z zitne mouky "a 48 Mkp.,
l libra chleba z pSenicne mou-
ky ga 69 Mkp. Cena l housky
z pSeniGne mouky We vaze 20
or. stanovena ma 10 Mkp. Cd
|. srpna 1921 doStava kazdy 0
byvatel puze 1 listek ma Sill
brovy chleb zitne muky IT,
dne, ktery stoii 90 Mkp. Samo
zfeim6, ze tii libry chleba ma
lokomu ma tyden staci, a musi
Sc proto kupoyati chleb We vol
mem obchod6. Ceny masa stou-
ply b6hem 2 m6sicG 100
120 proc, brambory O. 100 pro
cent. masla nenf v6bec k do
stani, a prodava Sc l libra ma
sla pod rukou "a 700 az 500
Mkp. Jest zajimavym zjevem.
re mnozi lid6 davaif 81 nynf
posilati maslo z KongresovGy !,
ac do nedavna bylo We Velko-
polsce masla dosti ma vlvoz
do oStatnfch krajG Polska. LIE
pfedpokladati, re cenv zbozi
budou nadale stoupati. nebot'
tento m6sic zyySuii Sc opet nj
kladni sazbv ma drahach, po-
stovne, tarif voZka a j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
NovY ltloboulk

Ale ty mas krahy novy klo-
bouk, Tondo.
| co te napada, ten az isem
koupil pred valkou, dvakrat uz
byl prebarven a v6era V kavar
ne premen6n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
PUSOBNOST AMER. CERV. KRlzE.
v CESKOSLOVENSKU.
/. listopadu 1921.

Cinnost Amerck6ho Cerveneho Krize Ces1osovensku
Ia fskan rok do konce cena 1921 della vyhradn6 mez
dem Jednove pripady ce6 prce byy LekaTska prohdka
$4,000 dek zafadenf 10000 dek do move eskosovenske
Omladny Cerveneho KTfze mobzace 10000 dfek nabehu
zdravonickem zzen oSetovaesk6 skoy rozdeen vekych
Zasob satstva lekafskch zaveden deskeho zravo
nickeho programu.
Ke zlepsen posednejs cmnost zdravotncka
ska byla zrzena Cey vyzadue ch 2 ez vSecka
budou dokon6ena tax ryche, iak bude mozno
vedom re budoucnos naroda zalez fysick6m a du-
chovnim vyvo ditek dfednc repubiky uva
erckeho Cerveneho pTspet zdravot
nckeho systemu deskeho fnancovan6ho zpoGatku
ckym Cervenym Kfzem potom ably byl dan do rukou Mini
sterstva Zdravotnictvf.
Prvn krok tomto hnu bya l6karska prohlidka $4,000
dek to sborem deset l6kad Prohlidka ukazaa
procent onch 5000 byo nedoatecn6 zveno poebovao
urcou zdravotnckou vychovu Ably zadanych w
sledkd byo rozhodnuto zdravonckym stred
sky spech tohoto hnut by rychle pany nez sc dl
tex pTihaso sfedscfch prvnf mesc zlepSen
: jich stavu bylo znamente
Zfizeni stanf skoy pro osetfovateky bylo take
svykonano Koncem mesce cervna skoa mea uGeskJ stu
dentsky personal t amercych osetTo1atee domacich
absolvovanych osetrovateet doacch
trovateek. s Il ! ~.
Zorgansovani 900 ditek Ceskosovenskou Omladinu
Cerveno Krze bylo dleu obroysEim svrchovan6
spokojvym Prvnf kro poom b zorgansovat zdravoncky
nabeh tim vysedkem re byo 72 900 de opatfeno 438ooO
kousky mydla, $4,000 karacky zuby krabckami
zubnim praskem Filmy desk6m zdravotnictvf bvv Il
kazovany rGznych mistech pred dvactvem ctacm
900 osob chGze rodcG byy konny pravidenych perio-
dach Cyficet etnich kolon byo soucnnos
vadnich 1fednik Mich skoro 1000 podvyzvou tpfcich
dek byo vydrzovano n6kolk ydn zdravem vzduehu
obdaTeno dobrou vyzivnou stravou.
Zajem praci Omladny Cerveneho Kfize byl vzpruzen
darem Amerckeho Ceven6ho Krfze sestavacm p6t zeez
ncnfch vozd satstva detskeho surovn uz pracovnch
Ma zadost vady Amercky Cerveny Krz poskyt znacnou
pomoc protyfove Rampant vychodnch provncich
venc 1920 Deset oetfovateek vzornym nemocnGnfm 6
kafskym vakem oosmi vozech bylo posano Vak by
pod dozorem vladnich lekafG.
Americky Cerveny Kfz take daroval $4,000 Omladn6
Cerven6ho Kfze zbudovan domu Praze ma DO
Zemku darovanem vladou
TTinact nakadnch vozl zasob Cerveneho Krze hlavn6
sasva bylo rozdeeno Karpatske Rusi byo znacne
trpen nsedkem povalecn6 disorganace SO obc prmyso
vych podnikG
okresu Mukaceyo Amercky ('erveny Kriz vykona DO
vsecnou prehdku ykajci stuace sirotk posy pomoc
pokud byo mozno 8rodnam imz srotci byli pdeleni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
V pochybach.

On: Vase oci zari jake hve-
zdy.
Ona: Wy lichotniku!
On: A Wy jste mym sluni-
ckem ma nebi mych snu.
Ona: Ale jdete!
On: A S vami bych vzdoro-
val vsem boufim vichricim.
Ona: Poslyste, je to nabid-
mutt k snatku nebo zprava o
povetri?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
NapOdobitel.

Zamestnavatel: "Co to mlu-
vite? Jste tn Wy panem, nebo
JAZZ"
Jones: "No, ia vim, re tn ne
jsem panem".
Zamestnavatel: COBRA. Ne
jste-li panem, proc pax tedy
mluvlte jake ueineny idiot?.n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

Jisty mecenas poskytl talen-
tovanemu maliri vetsf pnjcku,
ably mohl jet do Parize STUDIO
vat, avsak mallf zustal v Pra-
re a flamoval a postal maliri
listek Sc strucnou otazkou: Pa
ffz?!
Malif odpovedel stejne struc
ne: Parlm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

Pan Kudrna dial do novin IN
serat, re proda vola. Druhy
den pride reznik a pta Sc PAM
kudrnove: "Je pan Kudrna DO
map = JET "Mohu vid6t to
no vola ?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
NeilcpSi prostredek.

''Nenavidim toho tlov6ka: a
rada bych mu ud6lala neco, a
by byl astnym cely zivot.
To je velice jednoduche, pro-
vdej sc "a n6hoI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
POIRESTANA PODVRATNA GIN
MOST MADARL V RUMUNSKU.

BukureSti 7. Tljna (Postovnf zprava Vaecny soud
Kluzi vynes ceomesGnm prelicenf rozsudek prot
Madardm, obvin6nym spiknut pro stu Pfitomno byo
16 obvn6nych, ostatn nalezaji Mad darsku
souzen byli Tamas Is let Zaare podporuk Cavacz
let praci osatn kazdy let pra-
CT Nepritomny porucik Tersansk byl odsouzen smrt
obvnenych dozvonf prac dalslch kazdy nucen
praci Is let
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

Kan pax jedete?'
Do Kounovic ma hody.
"A k cemu vuz?'
Vzdyt' je odsud tam pGl ho-
diny.
ALE po hodech odtamtud k
nam pres dve hodiny'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
VysyetIeni.

Tato, co je to ten prazsky
veletrh?
To bude nejspiS kdyz Pra-
zaci jdou ma vylet a vsechno Y
pfirode otrhaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
MOVE SNAHY TYROLAKU ODTRH.
NOUTI Sc Cd RAKOUSKA.

lnnomostf (nnsbruck) L. lsopadu. - "Tiroler Bauern
zg uyefejnuJe clanek byv hetmana Schraffa KITE
rem ostfe krtisu vSeobene hospodaske pomey proh
suje, re tyrot sedc nenecha zska pfevrat
ami eva Clanek poukazue stale zpozd ovani
pomoci Rakousku zduraznue nutnost pfpojen N6mecku
Vekonemci konal schulz, nz uGinili smy
slu techto vyvodG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

Go rika tva zena, kdvz pfi-
ideS pozd6 noci dom1?'
'Potfasa hlavou'.
'Svou anebo tvou?'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
Deset kastanG Ia 30 korun.

Deset kaStanu Ia 50 korun.
We Vidni zahajili opet svou
cinnost kastanafi. Usedaji Sc
svymi zhavymi kotliky Ease ma
rozich vsech vetsich krizova-
tex lakajf vdnf pecenych ka-
Stand Ease mlade i stare kup-
ce, zbozf sve zpevne vyvolava-
jice. Kastanari jsou ma rozich
videnskych ulic docela vitanou
slozkou jejich zimniho obraz-
ku, ale jejich zbozi ma tn va
du, re "a 30 X jest pouze 10
pecenych kastanu.
Nejstarsi strojni puska. We
Francii sc dosud Sc zalibou po-
jednava thematech vojenske
no razu. Jedna z poslednlch
projednavanych otazek tyka Sc
strojnich pusek. Mesto Lyon sc
chlubi, re vynalezce prvnl stroj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

Schulz sveho zenskeho spoil
ku iste mely? Ktera pax mlu-
villa? p
'Hloupa otazka! VSechny'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

:Elso, jak je mnozne cfslo
od slova dlte?'
'Dyojcata'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
Celken1

Celkem ....... $1S406.36
Frank c. Layer ncetni
A. t. Dolezal, Frank Barton, uctujci vybor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
UCETNl ZPRAVA USTREDNY CS
MAR. SDRUZENl CD |. LIST. 1919
Do 29. UNORA 1920.
(C.S.T.K.)

(C.STK.)
Poznamka CSTK c. N S. pozadao mas rozesanf Getnf
zpravy csl. lstGml
Evening star., 1921-05-25
PILLS QUIT LAST PLACE
Beat Reds, Giving Latter Cellar
Berth-Home Clubs Fare Well
in National League.

Home clubs were not very hospitable
in the National League yesterday.
Each of them punished it's western
visitor. The Phillies benefited con-
sderably, for they relinquished their
cellar position to the Reds when
they vanquished the latter The
Giants defeated the league-leading
Pirates, the Braves overcame the
Cards and the circuit champion
Dodgers thrashed the Cubs.
Lee Meadows held the Reds to six
scattered blows while his mates
punched hits off Luque in the third
inning and won, 3 to 2. Cincinnati
chased a run across, but a brilliant
catch by Williams prevented more
scoring.
Art Nehf was stingy with safeties
allowing the Pirates but Ave. and the
Giants triumphed, 8 to 3. One Of the
Pittsburgh safeties was a homer by
Maranville. The Giants drove Babe
Adams from the slab in the fifth in
ming.
Tho Braves made five runs in the
cighch inning end drubbcd the Cards,
Z to 3. In that frame, with two out
end three on, Pinch-hitter Frank Glib
Cine nnati Saturday, singled. driving
in a brace OF tallies, and Powell, with
homer. accounted for three runs
moro. Shcrdell was tho losing pitcher
Speed Martins passes helped the
Dodgers to four runs in their 6-to-1
victory over the Cubs. 1t was the
nrst win in six games for the league
leaders: Smith easily stopped the
Cubs after the opening inning.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
FOUR TIE GAMES PLAYED
Eleven-Inning War League Battle
Features Drawn Contests in
Sandlot Circuits.

Sandlot league mines yesterday
found it difficult to reach decisions in
, their games In nine played. four re-
suited in ties and three were won
with one-run margins War, Treas
ury, Navy Yard and Fraternal leaguers
provided drawn battles. and in the
| aforementioned circuit the conflict
went through eleven innings to q
1910 count.
Signal Corps and Air Service were
, opponents. The latter got OF to a
| four-run lead, but had to score three
| times in the seventh to equal the Sig
nal Corps total. and another trio OF
| tallies was needed in the ninth to
even the count achieved by the
| Corps men. Dotson Of Air Service
made a circuit clout
War Auditors and Prohibition
| fought to a 1910 score in the Treas
ury League. with the game being
Auditors made nine runs in the first
two frames and scored again in the
| final session. Newham's homer saved
the Auditors from defeat.
Woodmen Of the World and Knights
of Pythias went through nine innings
| in the Fraternal League without scor-
! ing. The Vows never made hit on
singled Jones kept the Knights
twelve safeties we'll scattered.
Zone 9 and Zone ! played six innings
to g. "A tie in the Navy Yard League.
| Long Of Zone s drove for the circuit.
Raba. Zone centerfelder made three
| hits in four times at bat
War nosed out Post Office in the
! 5-to-4 Departmental League contest.
! Clarke Of the winners clouted a horn.
run. Anderson led the Post Office
| stickmen with three wallops in four
| trials.
! Peoples Drug Store vanQuished Swift
E. Company. 8 to Z, in a ten-inning
Merchants League battle. The Drug
| gists outhit the Packers. twelve
safeties to nine.
| Census outplayed War in the Col
| ored Departmental League and won.
10 to g. The winners made fifteen
hits. three coming from the bat Of "
Harris, third baseman. who also play
| ed we'll afield.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
rallied in the eighth inning. scored
in the Government League. Ryan Of
| the losers slammed for four bases
Judd & Detweiler romped to a 13-to-
victory over the Machinists in the
Commercial League. The winners
made only six hits. but Machinist er-
rors made the winning way easy.
knights of Columbus Leaguers ex-
pecs to resume their schedule Friday
at Patterson Field. 5th street and
Florida avenue northeast. Potomac
and Washington Council mines will be
opponents.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

always have been attractive. not only
in point of play. but also because of
the attendant festivities. This year
those in charge intend to eclipse all
previous affairs. A pretentious pageant
has been prepared. 1t will include
bands. glee clubs drum corps, Shriners
of Almas Temple, kallipolis Grotto
and the Masters Association with
their tall hats.
Mike Macdonald is in charge of the
Blue Lodge team and Andy Walker
is managing the Grotto contingent.
Their squads have been at work for
some time. and if reports emerging
from the rival camps can be credited.
this years meeting of the teams will
result in a real contest
Evening star., 1921-05-25
BROWNS HUMBLE YANKS
Get Early Lead for Easy Victory
Over Hugmen-Macks' Rally
Defeats Tigers.

Yankees and Tigers lost a bit of
ground yesterday in the struggle for
the American League championship.
The pitcher Founders OF Gotham were
subdued easily by the Browns while
The lowly Athletics tanned the Tigers
Rain kept the Indians and Red Sox
idle at Cleveland.
The Browns srasked pair of tai
Les in the first inning. got FIVE more
in the second when the Yankee de-
Tense went TO pieces and went on to
an to victory. Carl Mays Yankee
pitcher. was given the air when he
protested an umpire's decision too
vigorously.
The As came to life in the eighth
inning. slamminG Oldham for tally
and by nirking the same hurIer for
TWO more in the ninth, they beat the
Tigers. to 6. Galloway made
double and homer. Cobb got
single and triple in four times at bat.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
CAUGHT ON THE FLY

CHICAGO. May 25-Yesterday's
combat was stupidity tiresome ex-
hibition of the national pastinle. de-
spite the rather generous amour. OF
hitting and run making. The small
body of fans dozed for the most part.
coming 10 life during the scoring
periods. and then returning 10 peace
ful slumber
Johnny MostiI was suffering from a
case of charle!- horse and took a Law
off. Amos Strunk appearing in his
middle pasture station. The veteran
ied IN hitting with three blows.
Ray Schalk's thumb was so badly
mashed in Mondays pastime tina: he
prior 10 the game. Yam Yaryan did
the backStoppinE
Miller was HoticcEbly late in getting
unoer way for Ya-yans drive N the
second and could not hold il. aIthourh
getting both hands on the bail. Th,a
vas excusab Ole. but why he didn't try
20 cut off Johnson at the plate in the
opener is inexplicaole. B.ng can
throw. but he made no effort TO do IL.
Mulligan and she.Iy teamed uo Ia
roo Picinich Of safety in tie fourth,
re third basemaa dug hopper ou,
OF the dust on tie foul line and the
hrst sacker stretched to the limit 10
take the toss
johnson die not nave 10 move for
liners from tho bats O. Milan and
Harris in the last ;hree rounds a.d
ne mace a speeiacu.a. stop over SEQ.
Sao Ease 10 cut or third hit by
Shanks IN round e.-nt
Hooper had to travel fast to int.-.
ee0' JUDGES crash In the final frame.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
G. U. DEFEATS LAFAYETTE;
PLAYS PRINCETON TODAY

PRINCETON. N. j.. May Is
Georgetown Cniversity's nine is here
Princeton team. Following their s.
to-2 triumph over Lafayette at Eas
ton yesterday. the Hilltoppers are
full Of confidence and expect to take
the measure Of the Tigers. The
Washington collegians are to move
on to New York tomorrow for a
game with Fordham.
Bissonette bested Carney in hurl-
ing duel at Easton. holding Lafayette
to four hits. while Georgetown got
seven. -Four Of these were clouted by
Kenyon. who got homes. double
and two singles 1t was Bills circuit
drive in the fourth that produced
what proved to be the decisive tally.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
MASONS PLAN GALA DAY
Pageant Will Precede Meeting of
Blue Lodge and Grotto Mines
at American League Park.

All ranks and degrees. all rites and
cults of Masonry will throng Ameri-
can League Park June 25 to witness
the base ball conflict between mines
representing the Blue lodges and
Grotto. The proceeds Of the contest
will be given to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, the institution for
which Masonic mines annually stage
game.
In other years these enEagements
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Nationals Come Home Playing White ox Today Meeting the Yan
MOGRIDGE WILL TWIRL
FINAL GAME OF JAUNT
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

~HCAGO. May 25-Before hopping ater this evening
home where long scheduled with single
battle the Yankees Friday the Nationals will make
Comskey split
here for Washngon pitching staGeorge Mogridgs scheduled
hung last hope the
and lost the road has 1t vanished yesterday
binge Judiciously punched hall
by the Hose
Evening star., 1921-05-25
loyal a. @. lleets Tcuiznt,

Hoyni Athletic Civ3 III, moot to.
r:-ht At 7;3o n'c:nck ct Park View
Schooi. Al men1hr7s are expected
TO DO present Ti:o Royal nine, which
w. TO pay the Arrows Sunday. would
like 10 hear from all t,ams IN tho
sixteen er'seventcen.Vear class Send
challenges to Manage: Abner Cinr!s,
$40 Hobart place.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
POOR, WEAK WHITE SOx

'Eaited for Arosfa in sixth.
HATED FOR Schacht in ninth.
Washington 80. o % O q %
Chicago ....-... o o u A-G
rwobaSe hits-Yaryan t2,. Stolen base
Judge. Sacr iices-Judge. Mulligan. Picnch.
Double play>-Murennan to johnson 70 Siieey:
Johnson to Collins to Sheciy; ORJu-k- to
Judge. Left on bases-WnsiiirGto Il: Chi-
cage :. Bases on bals-Df -\c> STA. >: off
Mulrennan. !. Hits-Gr Acnsla, ? in in
nings: of Sehacht, in :: innings. Struck out
BY Acosta l.. Losing pitchcr--Sclaac.lt TIM
pireS-Messrs. Evans. Il ldebrand and Morar-
ty. Time Of gsme.1 hour and ~ minutes
Evening star., 1921-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Of Yesterday's Games.
Boston. :; 81. Louis D.
Brooklyn. 0: Chicago. !.
New Yorx. 5; rittshsirsh 3.
Phiiad<!ph;a. 3: Cincinnati; 2
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SPEAKER OUT FOR WEEK
Indians Pilot Hit on Wrist by
Pitched Ball-Graney to
Play Center.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. MAY o5.-Tris
Speaker, manager Of the Cleveland In
0lans. Will be out Of the game for prob
ably week He was struck on ths
wrist by a ball pitched by Herbert Thor
mahlen Of the Boston Red Sox Mondal.
joint. Jack t;raney will play center
Evening star., 1921-05-25

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Lakeland. 9: Tampa. 4.
st. Petersburg. 8: Jacksonville. 4.
Orlando q: 0aYtnnA O.
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INTERNATIONAL LrAour,

g. nail'moss n. II. r..
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E';l. iisrpe' snd with,s~; bentley, rraas
Reading. :; jsfss, r:;ty, 4,
nJ'Ern.s. 10: nafaia, J.
iaaihssJ s'"'e -
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Griffin of Athletics Hurt.

DETROIT May e5-First Raseman
Griffin Of N" Philadelphia Am, ~lcan
suffered a diSloCation Of the shoulder IN
the fifth inning nf yesterdays game
He WAS the second Philadelphia in
fielder injured duritg III" present series
Galloway. shortstop. collided with Blu"
on Monday and in jured his right wrIS'
Evening star., 1921-05-25
How Gr:fs Are Hitting
Games Wanted by A. G. o. Nine

Adjutant Generals ONCE base ball
team wants Sunday games with
mines having their own fields. For
Ne'thews. 214S Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Results Of Yesterdays Games
Chicago. a: Washington, g. "
st. Louis. g.: New York T.
Philadelphia Z: Detroit g.
Boston at Cleveland (rainJ j.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

soITH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
colrmh'a. a. Augusta. 5.
Charlotte. i0-6: char.esinr So
Spar .anhurG. o. GfssnviiIs, a.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Dan 0'Leary Comes Back.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. MAY c5-
Dan ol.eary. veteran coach and man
aCer from the National and American
leagues. who retired in 1916 Will loic
the oklahoma CITY. Western League.
club as assistant manager
Evening star., 1921-05-25
eoCT:irny AssoC,.rrov

Easiviii.. .: Chn:iann-gs, !.
New osishn.. I. Hrm.1: CHAM. o.
I.::s.e a"e.. -: So:..-. %.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
What May Happen
in Base Ball TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY CANES TOMORROW
Wash. at Chicago. Cleveland at st. I.
Ph;la. at Detroit. Chicago At Detroit
y. Y. At St. Louis
Boston At Cleveland
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Hooper had to travel fast to inter.
eept Judges crash In the final frarns.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-06-24
THE FIGHTING SPIRIT.

A statement by an Eagle scout:
Many a person has proved himself
an utter failure in life because he
lacked the pep and the push that COM
pei success.
Why? Simply because he hadn't
been brought up to put his shoulder
to the wheel. He lacked that great
virtue so vitality important, so neces-
sary for a successful career-fghting
spirit
One of the objects Of the Dog scout
organization is to teach self-reliance
and persistency; to stick to q propo-
sition till It is accomplished; to use
Encouragement as an impetus toward
that accomplishment What finer les
son could there be? The boy 1put is
taught to carry his own load Without
a murmur, without pulling a long
face" or falling by the wayside and to
carry 1t with smile. Each and ev-
cry scout is taught to meet the turn
ing of fate without a finch.
Though the boy scouts motto is BE
prepared" we might supplement 1t
with still another: Don't give up
till the whistle blows"
Take the average scout; what Is
failure to him? He Is taught to smile
at defeat. He hits in all the harder,
more determined than before to attain
his goal. He takes pride In this spirit
and climbs the hill under his own
power, not under the powers and do
ings of others. He puts full faith In
himself and builds bis castle on the
foundation of persistency. He stands
for the square deal, for all that Is
just in life, and in standing for these
principles he stands for what his en-
tire organization represents.