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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
Lineville Wins Close One
 From Ashland Team

Lineville, July 14.-(special.)- Lineville defeated Ashville by a score of to on the Ashland diamond this afternoon in the prettiest game of the season. The game was fea- tured by the clean fielding of both teams and the pitching of Schuessler for the Ashland boys.
 Lineville scored in the second and M. Meadows three-bagger and Tay- lor's hard grounder through short in the ninth won the game.
 Schuessler's drop was working per- fectly, and the game was close every inning. Score R. H. F. LiE eville 2 ASiiidHu ....s
 Batteries-Taylor and Meadows; Schuessler and Dean.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
GEORGES CARPENTER
 SAILS FOR FRANCE

New York. July 14.-Georges Car pentier the French pugilist, embark ed on the Savoie for few weeks stay in France. He will return to the United States in time for bout with an unnamed opponent on octo- Der 12.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
Macks Win In Ninth

Detroit. July H.-The Philadelphia Americans won from Detroit, to 4. today. making three runs in the ninth inning. c. Walker and Veach made home runs. The latter's drive was made with two on base Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
Grimes Is Stopped

Brooklyn, July 14.-Burleigh Grimes winning streak was broken today when Cincinnati beat the Superbas to 5. Brooklyn rallied in the eighth knocking Filler out of the box, but unable to tie the score as Rixey was rushed to the rescue and held them hitless. score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
BARONS RALLY NV THE NINTH IS STOPPED
 BY SHORTSTOP STOW
Cuyon Pulls Grdron Stuff for One Cracker Run While WhitehilI Posses Away Another to Crackers. Barons Rally in Final Frame, Scor-
 ing One Run
By HENRY VANCE

The fact that nneynine and thirds of the arhs
  in life wouldn't resy be worth living Also might be mentioned White
  Birmingham game Guyon  with fighting 11 battle These
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
WIN CLOSE GAME FROM BARONS,
Dixie Flag Chase
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Atlanta 3. Birmingham 2. Mobile F, Memphis 2.
 Games Today Nashville at Birmingham. Chattanooga at Atlanta. Mobile at Memphis. New Orleans at Little Rock.
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Baseball Results
AMERscAS AssocrArIo

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Al Milwaukee S. Louisville IS. At Minneapolis II, Toledo 2. (No others scheduled)
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Al Buffalo {. Jersey City T. Al Toronto G. Newark 2 At Syracuse S-5, Baltimore 0-7. At Rochester 6, Reading 5.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Orlando f. Daytona, 1. At Tampa 2, Lakeland 10.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Greenville 4. Charlotte 12. At Columbia 3, Spartanburg 3 @ in. nings, darkness.) At Augusta 3, Charleston 6.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Newport News 1. Wilson S. At Norfolk S. Rocky Mount .. At Petersburg 1. Portsmouth 1. At Richmond Suffolk, rain.
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Kingsport 4, Cleveland 4 (12 innngA darkness) Al Johnson City l. Greeneville 0. At Bristol 3, Knoxville ?.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Danvile g. Raleigh 1. At Durham 5, Greensboro (s innings rain.)
 At High Point 2-4. Winston Salem 5-s. MISSISSIPPI STATE, LEAGUE At Greenwood B. Meridian :. Only game scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

I Summary: Two base hits, Charity, sheely, schak: home run. Miller; -. ri flee hit, Harris. Double play. O'Roulke to Judge; left on bases, Washington 4. Chicago 3; base on balls. off Faber 3. off Mogride 1; hits, off Mogridge in in nings, off Schacht in innings struck out by Faber {, by Mogridge 1; losing pitcher, Mogridge; 'umpires, Wilson and 1 Hildebrand; time. 1 :37.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
Giants Win Another

New York. July 14.-New York won it's third successive victory of the series with St. Louis today in an extra inning con test. to 8. Burns single in the tenth inning, with the bases full, scored New York's winning run. Score;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
Bears Romp on the
 League Leaders to
 the Tune of I2 to 2

Memphis. July 14.-zshniser and l-oh- man proved easy for Mobile batsmen, the visitors piling up 15 hits. which netted l2 runs to 2 for Memphis. Pope proved ef- fective in the pinches and kept Memphis hits well scattered Scnra:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

SUMMARY Two base Hit--Graff. Sacrifice Hits-Stow, Ritter, Rariden. Stolen Base-Allen. Double Plays-Tayior to Bernsen Tray nor to Bernsen, Bernsen to Traynor to Bernsen Ritter to Satterfield, Stow to Satterfield. Bases on Balls--Off Markle 4 off Whtehil '.
 struck out-By Markle 2. by White hill f.
 Wild Ptch-Markle. Passed Ball--Rariden Hit by Pitcher-Satterfield (by White hilD.
 Left on Bases-Atlanta 4. Birmingham 1. Cmpres-Tandy and O'Toole Time of Game--1:42.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

Summary: Two-base hit, c. Walker; home runs, Veaoh. C. Walker; stolen bases Dykes. Brazil; left on bases Phil adelphia 6. Detroit 3; base on balls. off Harris B; hits, off Harris in innings, off Rommel 1 in 1 inning; struck out. by ris. umpires, Owens and Evans; time, 1:37.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
Braves Win In Ninth

Boston July l4.--Boston went into it's ninth inning today with Chicago leading ? to O, but the Braves made three runs and won the game before man had been put out It was Boston's eighth straight victory. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
ONCE REMOVED

From Life.
 T thought that I told you tha. | wouldn't rent this apartment to you if you had children?"
 These are my grandchildren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

@Batted for Uhle in ninth. Score by innings:
 Boston ......,..... OOO 002 020-S Cleveland .. GOO 110 O00-2 Summary Two-base hits, Johnston,
 Nunamaker; stolen bases, Leibold. Wam- by; Sacrifice hits. Pittinger McInnis; double plays, Sewell to Wamby to John
 son, McInnis to Scott; left on bases Bos- ton 5. Cleveland II; hits, off Morton in innings off Uhle in 1 inning; base on balls. off Jones 4, Morton ?; struck out, by
 Jones 4, Morton q; balk. Morton losing
 pitcher. Morton; umpires, Connolly, Nallin
 and Chill; time of game. 2OS.
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Totals .......3S 2 "A 13
 |None out when winning run scored.

Chicago .......... 900 900 oO2-2
 Boston f.................. 900 900 00S--3 eckel; sacrifice, Crimes; double play,
 Holke (unassistedl; left on base. Chi
 cago [, Boston g. base on balls, off Wat son 2. struck out. by Ponder }, Watson ?; umpires, O'Day and Quigey; time, BY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

Summary: IWo-oase nus Horhspy z, three base hit. Bancroft; home run, Ban croft: stolen base, Frisch; sacrifice hits, Young Bancroft. Cunningham; double
 plays. Hornsby to Lavan to Fourner, Bai- ley to Lavan to Fournier; left on base. New York 13 St. Louis g.; base balls off Bailey 6; struck out by Ryan 3. by
 Bailey 8; umpires, Rigler and Moran; time of game. 2:03.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
RED FABER STOPS
 WINNING STREAK
 OF THE SENATOR'S
Boston Breaks Losing Streak. Athletics Rally In Ninth
 and Win, 6 to 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston 5. Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 6. Detroit {. Chicago 3, Washington 1.
 Today's Games New York at St. Louis. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

Philadelphia July 14.-Doubles by schmidt and Robertson gave Pittsburg a lO-inning victory over Philadelphia to- day 10 4. Carlson held the Philiies un- LII the sixth inning when K. Miller and Brugsy crashed consecutive home runs into the left field bleachers Score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
ITO DOUBLES IN
 THE 10TH FRAME
 WIN FOR PIRATES
Extra Inning TiIts and Final Inning Rallies FeatureMa-
 tlonal League Games
NATIONAL IEAGi,E

Yesterdays Results New York {, St. Louis 3. Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 5. Pittsburg 5. Philadelphia 4. Boston 8, Chicago ?.
 Today's Games St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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Score by Innings:
 Pittsburg .... O12 1oO o0o Tx Philadelphia .-.., 900 002 200 0-4
 Summary: Two-base hits. Carlson Rig pee, schmidt Robertson, konetchy R. Miller home runs. R. Miller Bruggy; sacrifices, konetchy Rapp; double plays, Monroe tunassisted), Maranville to cut shaw to Grimm, Monroe to Konetchy to R; Miller; left on base, Pittsburg 5, Phil Ring 2; struck out by Carlson 1, Ring 2; umplres, Klem and Emslie: time 1;4b.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
Indian to Quit Tech

Joe Guyon, the powerful ln- dian, who stood southern football fans on their respective ears a few seasons ago by his brilliant work in the Georgia Tech back field. tells me he will not return to Tech this year as assistant to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

Summary: Two base hits Rousch, Grsf-
 filth, knduff, Miller: three- base hit Neaie;
 stolen base. Bohne. Groh; sacrifice hits,
 Bohne, Groh, Rixey, Miller. double play, Groh to Bohne to Daubert Groh to Dau- 1 bert; left on bases. Cincinnati z, Brook | lyn base on balls. off Schupp 2. Eiler 6; !;
 struck out by Grimes ?. Smith l, Schupp l. l Eler ,: passed ball Miller; winning
 pitcher Eller losing pitcher, Grimes; um-
 pres Brennan and Mccormick; time of game 1 lb5
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Kan for Bruggy in tenth.
 Batted for Ring in tenth.
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darkness.)
 At Johnson City l. Greenevilie o. At Bristol B. Knoxville 2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

MISSISSIPPI STATE LEAGUE At Greenwood 3, Meridian '. Only game scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

At Newport News 1. Wilson S. At Norfolk 6. Rocky Mount .. At Petersburg 1. Portsmouth 1. At Richmond Suffolk, rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15
PIEDMONT LEAGU

At Danvile g, Raleigh l. rain.)
 At High Point 2-4. Winston Salem 5-s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

At Greenville 4. Charlotte 12. At Columbia 3, Spartanburg 3 @ in. nings, darkness)
 At Augusta 3, Charleston 6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-15

Totals s.....,....39 6 Il +Batted for Harris in ninth. Ran for Dugan in ninth.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
9as Stubium Ser &eriteiner1tnsen,

9ie periteinerten S6alen Ser
pirbelloien Giere friiberer 3eiten
iino fir Sen @eologen bon grober
8i6tigfeit, oenn iie 0euten Dem @e-
ologen Ben 3eitraum an, 1T Dem
6ie @eiteine morin iie ii6 befinoen,
gebiloet tpur6en. Mae @eIteins=
geidi9ten nit 8eriteinerungen ent-
balten darafteriltifbe 5ormen ooer
Sormgrl1ppen, melde Den 3eitraum
beltimmen, in Dem 6aS @eltein nod
96lamm o6er 5an6 mar.
9ireftor Bopeu, Ser friibere 81
reftor 6eS II. g. Geological GUT
pep, erflarte EMIT einem &omitee
oes &ongreiles in auldauli6er @ei-
lie SEN 8ert ser Halaontologie, in
Dem er iagte, 6ob iie sic nbr oeS
@eologen lei, moran er Sic 3eit IN
ser @eltgelbidte erfennt> gu Der iid
SOS @eitei1 bil6ete.
9ie mirti9aftlide 8ibtigfeit Ser
Yalqontologie (urtpeltsfu11oe mur-
0e i11 bieiem 2an0e mebr alS ein-
NAL bemie1en, alS man 5uerit nad
Mntbra5itfoble grub, un6 I'M Stadte
Seem Oorf Ia1ienbe bon 9oaarS IN
ser Guide rab &oblenflo5en per=
i9men0et tu1r0en, biS 6ie Seem Oor<
fer @eologen nahtlpieien, bab 6as
Geltein in oielem 5taate feline &ob=.
len et1tbalten fon1en. Die 8erltei=
neru1gen 1T SEN ouSgebeuteten Seem
Oorfer @elteine11 geb0ren 0em TO-
genannter 6eppniiden 3eitolter an,
pogegen 6ie Ser teinerungen lit oe1
Hennlplpanil9en Mntbra5itfoblenfl0-
5et elmer piel ipatern &eriobe o1tge=
boren.
Sic Gnt6ed11ng tat iofort Ser
nueloien @elober%l dmeno11ng Git
balt. @enn CT int 3meifel ooer
perpirrt lit, 1pe11oet iid Ser Geo
loge at Sen Halao1tologen, 0an1it
ibm bie1er Mufflarungen beribafft
iiber oas Sitter un0 Sic uripriingli>
de Solge ser @elteine, melde er
1tuoiert. 9os @tubium ser BET
lteinerten l1eberreite bon Giere11 uno
B~flan5er, 6ie. it6 in Sen @eiteinen
porfinoen, lit iomit 5u eil1em mi6=
tigen Sell Ser geologii6en Sor-
ibung %getporoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

Mut elm. un6 beIebte unier por &nn-
ger nro &alte gan3 ernatteten Sc.
~bensgeilter. Ser gan5e Greitag ber-
gi1g IN &ange1t unb 8angen. @ir
fonnte1 oen Gerlanf Ser Settings.
arbeiten gr0Btenteils berfolgen; bal6
puroe n,1s aber 511r @etuiBbeit, Dob
es audi an oieiem Sage, Dem fiinften
unferer @efa1tgenibaft, nnferen
tpaderen &ettern trob Der %rngebel1-
rem Miibe, sic ite iib gaben, nidt
m0gli9 iein mer6e, Bis gu u11s 5u
gela11ge11. sic botten nod im1t1er
gu tpenig Seilmateriol NIT Jun urs
Bis gum '@ipfel binal1f5uieilen. 90
muBten mir au6 nod oieie Nadt
bon Sreitag auf SamStag inn Selien
fampiere1t. 8tr paren idon iebr
idJtpa9 u110 begreiflidertueile iebr
1,erp0s; uniere NerDoiitat itieg, ie
11dbcr mir unlere @rlo}ung beran.
folnlnel1 iaben.
@amstag l1m 6 ubr fritz befame11
mir bon Ser Sdgerfaripise fer oie
Mo6ri6t, ooB ungefabr 5pnn3ig
Ma11n auf 6en1 peitliden @ipfel Ser
Yraglnarerfaripite ieien, bon 100
aus nit ser enti9eioenoen lebten
Si1feleiltung eingeiebt mer6en fon<
ne. Tim 8 l1br fritz itiir5te al1f nns
ein ltarfer @teinidlag nie6er; tpaS
lpir ribtig ais eina3eide11 6euteten,
oaB sic &ettungsaftoin I'M Gauge
lei. Tim / nbr 4 Minuten na9~
mittogs fonnten mir unS nit unie-
rem feds &ettern berettS bon Mnno
gu Ml111o nerltdn0igen; tie marell
BEL ser iiberbdngenoelr, pier5ig Me-
ter bon uns e11tfernten SelSplatte
ongelangt, at Ser 5weimal l%11iere
Mngriffe geideitert maren. @ir
fon11te1t' ibnen 5urufenu 6ab mir
nod 10 tart feien, tint rrS iel6t
a1t 6ern gu uns berabgelaiie1en Cell
81 ii@ern, 6ab es alto fir iie ni6t
n0tig lei, meiter ab5uiteigen. uw
balb 3 u6r na6mittagS bono ii@
a1s erlter Neber ant, tint 5 l1br ma-
re11 mir ale am @ipfel in Siberbeit
g%eborge1. Sort ipur6en mtr nit
beibem See uno @utterbrot gelabt,
i6 farn MIDI ridt erinner11> Bob
mir iemals EN- glien 10 gut ge=
i6n1ed batte mie oieie 5tarflt1g.
NeBer un6 i6 iebten Sen Nbftieg
inS. Sal nod at1 gleiden Gage FORT
Mi6ner na9tigte nod cine fiebente
Ma1t im &reile Ser grpeoitionsteils
nebmer am @amsfar int Sreien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
Sobler ',nb @iae,

SSu oen Sagen tur8 Dor ieitem
Iooe bat Seroinano &ooler nod ben
General @iae gemalt. @iae lub
&ooler gum Mittageiien Elm. So.
bel fam &o0ler auf Die bielen tpe-
mig id0tcn photographer uno
v@en1aloe", Die bonn General i'm
Sanoel iino> gu ipreden. &ooler
meinte, es miiiie boa nidt at1ge.
nebm fem, al oieien &liti9 berbrei-
tet gu piiien. ~S", ldbelte Der
General in ieiner beibeioenen ironi.
iden art, rfir eineu General, mie
i6 elmer bin, lit 6as gut genug."
ginige Gage ipater tp1r6e linn al,f
ether Snipeftionsreiie Elm @emdloe
bon linn, oas ein n@iinit1er" nab
elmer photographic angefertigt bat
tie, D%orgemieien. Mine betrad)tete.
es einea Nl1genblid uno iagte Damn
iebr errit: nSdon, fb0n, ser refine
Shicnipirt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

- Daruma Ifol 5@riftitel=
Ter (5u ieirem @erleger): uDarf i'd
fragen, par11m Sic meiren &oman
in Sbrem &otalog in Ser Mbteilung
uMeoi3inil6e 8erfe" auffubren?!"
u@eiI er mir bon beri6ie6e1ten
5eiten als bor5iglides = 56lof-
mittel empfoblen woroen it,"
= @rfannt. Ma1n: vS1 gebe
BLOB NAL ms Meita1trant binunter,
UNI 5u telepbonieren."
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bierte Mal; 10 berial5en 1par ood)
oaS Mittageiien nidtl"
8osbaft. Stuoent: uMor-
gems, uenn i6 aufitebe -"
Madbar: rMid1t mabr, SOS lit inn
mer abenoS 10 gegelt feds ltbr?"
= @ere9te gntrMltung.
Bauer: u8as! gu iagit, n1eil1 Weilt
pdr' ni9t5 mert?! Ser lit 1ogar
ihon - Qemalt lporben!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

ugtaturl19! Mb Jr1b, l9 far11
Sir gar nidt iager, mie frob i6
bin, oab cine 10 liebensmiir0ige
Nerlon Mr5t gepor0en lit. gu bdt,
telt iie nur an leinem 8ettden ie.
fen ioqen, pie ianft un6 iinnig iie
nit Sem Sungen um5ugeben muBte.
Ser fife &erl NOR gang per5oubert
bon 10 piel @ute u1to 5eigte iofort
feline 3unge. Gos bdtte unier See,
6i5inalrot ni6t fertig gefriegt. lr6
ME geuilienbaft iie aQes nimmt!
9enfe ei1unal lie fat lin iogar auf
8ruit un0 &iiden beflopft un6 BE.
horbt. Gas lit 6em alien 8rum111-
bar niemals eingefallen."
v8as iagte lie oenn bon ieinem
@efi11ben?" +.
vMd. i6 bin go115 bern6igt. g5
lit obl1c aue 8eOeutl1ug, 10 ei1l flei-
l1er MnfoQ BON gaitriidem 6ieber.
9os erfldrt lie iofort nit poQer
Siherbeit."
80, iol Cine bon sen &ranf-
beiten Sic obrle ar5t in bret ga
gen, nit ar5t int ether @o6e per>
geber. Gommt iie mie0er?"
uSSa, mprgell obgleih es eigert,
lid gar nidt notig mdire. Ser
Sunge lpielt un0 iingt in ieinen1
8ettden. &omm' NUT mol gu ibm."
rSa, mas lit oenn iebt Dos
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Sit etpas paiiiert?"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-03

? TT iss 81 ~ IL FSi@. 60.
free from rheumatism until the ac-
tcumrulated impurities, commonly cal
led uric acid deposits, were dissolved
il. liz liz ;o.,..5 :s.a I'D asc!cs .rs eS,-e'!-
ed from the body. ,s.
+ With this idea in mind ne consulted
physicians, made experiments and
finally compounded prescription
that quickly and completely banished
every sign and symptom OF rhema-
tism from his system.
Hs freely gave his discovery to
others who took it, with what might
be called marvellous success. After
years of urging he decided to let SUI
ferers everywhere know about his
discovery through the newspapers
A-has been appointed agent for
Allenrhu in this vicinity with the un-
Outstanding that he will freely re-
turn the purchase money on the first
two bottles they who state they re-
ceived no benefits. Sold by all drug
piSt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-03
WHEN. MEALS
DON'T FIT
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the
quickest Indigestion and
Stomach Relief

When meals hit back and your Stom
ach is sour, acid, gassy, or you feel
full and bloated. When you have
heavy humps CT pain or headache from
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Just as soon as you eat tablet or
two of Pape's Diapepsin all the dys-
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tress caused by acidity ends. These
pleasant, harmless tablets Of Papc's
Diapepsin never fail to neutralizc the
harmful stomach acids and make you
feel fine at once, and they cost SO lit
tie at drug stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-03
FEDERAL AID FOR
LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE q.

Hon. R.sWalten moore II has written
the Gazette that the Federal Aid
Plan involves the construction of a
road leading from Alexandria to
Winchester, known as the Little
River Turnpike.
A House Bill, authorizing an ap-
preparation Of hundred million dol
lars for the next fiscal year, will be
up this week for vote, and Mr..
Moore is hopeful of its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-03
SAYS HIS PRESCRIPTION
HAS POWERFUL INFLUENCE
OVER RHEUMATISM

Mr.. James H. Allen suffered for
years with rheumatism. Many times
this terrible disease left him helpless
and unable to work.
He finally decided, after years of
ceaselcss study, that no one can be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-03

WANTED TO RENTING small
unfurDishd rooms for light hoas"
keeping. heat preferred. Answer at
once ard state price. Address Box
500, care of Gazette Office. +.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
KONGRES MA VALECNE STEZCE.
ZKAZIL PLAN ADMINISTRACE MA ZACHRANENf
BOHACU PRED VYSOKOU DAM.

Washington, H. list - Kongres dnes poprv6 dial hodn6
zfeene evo presdentu Hardngov re media porouCe
otazkach nlchz Jest pfesvedGen spada eho pravomoc
2Ol hasem prot 173 poslanecka Zamita
rucen presdentovo ak postal e do kongresu We
forme dopsu pedsdov Fordneymu vboru ma cesy pro-
redky aby nelvySi surtaxa ddchody ednotvc bya
novena ma 40 procen novem daniGnfm zakone
Ma mist6 toho snemovna prijaa 5O-procentnf maximum
prot nemuz vysOup president Harding zarove ignore.
Vaa odporuce vsech uznanych repubkanskch vdc p-
stance Mondea vddce repubkans6 vetsiny al tomu nai
posednejsmu.
Dnesni rozhodnuti snemovny poslanecke zaist ue
axy ma ne1vyssi duchody move administrator
budou 80 procen poneyadz liz ma eto c
slc
Devadesat ctyfi republican, mezi mimi jedenact Ohia
opustil v1dcovstv strany poi demokratickou
navrhovaneho 40procentnfho maxma JenOr
f demokrate Campbell Pennsylvania Hawes Vir-
gine opusti svo stranu hlasova pro odrocenf
srace
Toto jest prvnf porazka z utrp6I president Harding ie
no admnsrace kongesu ktery vyhovel kazdGmu
odporucenf Bleho Domu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
V CESKOSLOVENSKU PRO
ODZBROJENf.

Washington, 16. listA Cesko-
slovenske vyslanectvi dalo daes
do verejnosti nasledujici kabe-
logram. ktery dostalo z Prahy !:
"Ceskoslovenske casopisy rad
senim uvitaly odzbrojovaci nj
vth statniho tajemnika Hughe-
sa Listys vyslo8uji nad6ii. re
praktickym dusledkem manor
riho odzbrojeni tude take II
menSeni pozemniho vojska V
Eyrop6. To by sc povazovai ,
zvlast6 sc statech stfedoevrop-
skych IA veliky krok k neruSe-
Ecnu a pokoinemu provedeni
ieiich rovalecne rekonstruk-
ce." X tomu podotykaji case
p!ey. ze lie doufati, re statllm,
jejichz bezpe6nost neni male
zite opatrena, budou dany il
ste zaruky, tax ably Sc nemuse-
ly bait budoucnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
NOVY ZPUSOB DOPRAVY
UCITELEK DO SKOLY.

Ma rohu Champlain Ave. a
Ontario ulice stala ucitelka
sleGna Ruth E. Denisonova,
jez vyucuje ma Huck skole ma
vych. 40. ul. a Chard Ave. Ce-
kala ma broadwayskou karu,
ably dojela V cas- do skoly. Mi
nuta vsak prchala "a minutou
a uCitelka dbala povinnosti
shledala, re Sc do skoly ne
niue V cas- dostati. Prosila ne
kolik TIME smerem jedoucich
automobilistd, aby il dali
"rajt", ale bez 1spechu. V tom
iela kolem policejni ambulan
ce, kterou zastavila a vysvetlo-
vala svoji nesnaz. Dobromyslni
modrokabatnici pochopili, uci-
telku nalozili a uhaneli spur
tenn, zvonice jako certi, jakoby
Sc bdhvf co stale, po Broadway
smerem Ike Karlinu a utitelku
take V cas- ma misto dopravili,
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VYHRUZKA JUCOSLAVH.
Ma byti ma nj uvrzena bloka-
da, nebude-li setriti hranic
Albanie.

PaTiz, 16. listopadu. - Spo
ienecka nejvyssi -rada obdrze-
la dnes notu q Belehradu, re
Jugoslavie nemfni uposlechnou
I'll nafizeni Svazu narodi a
stahnouti sva vojska z Alba
ME "a starou hranici ma Drine,
pon6vadz stanoveni hranic no
vych, Albanii jedine prizni-
vych, schvaliti nemuze.
Vzhledem k odporu Sl-bI o.
zyvaji sc povesti, ze premier
Lloyd George donutf Srby k po
slusnosti tfeba blokadou Sc stra
ny Jaderskeho more, kterazto
blokada II jinych hranic Ju-
goslavie zaffzena, donutila by
pry jist6 Belehrad k povolnosti
a odvolani svych vojsk z hor
Albanie.
Premier George chce bloka
dou i washingtonske konferen-
ci pry dokazati, ze Svaz naro-
dI nenf bezmocnym.
Do Parize dochazi tez
zprava, re Srbove We SVEN
albanskem postupu pokracuii
a pfftomne ze blizf Sc iiz k
hlavnu mestu Ti-ane.
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PRO VYJEDNAVANf S
IRSKEM.
VysloyIli Sc ma SVEN sjezdu '
Liverpoolu anglicti unio-
niste.

Londyn, IT. list. Delegati u
nionistieke strany 2 cele zeme
ma aiezdu v Liverpoolu dnes
vyjadrili sc jeste mohutnejsi
vetSinou nez onehdy byla "a
znamenana We snemovne posla
necke, pro dalsi vyjednavani a
1sili vlady 0 rozlust6ni irsk6
otazky. Ze 1000 delegatd ne
vice nez sto bylo proti dodat-
ku. iimz tlumocena trvala du-
vera We vladu.
Hlasovani nasledovalo po re
ci. niz stanovisko vlady by
10 vysvetleno Siren Lamingem
Evansem, sekretafem valky,
jenz rozhodn6 popfel, ze mini
stfi nell kdykoli Y dmyslu ODE
tovati Ulster "a pTizen sinn-
feinistG a znova zdiraznil dri-
veisi sliby, re nebude souhla-
siti Sc zadnym uroynanim, iez
bv podmihovalo donucovani
Ulsteru iakymkoli zpGsobem.
Ulster, prohlasil recnik, nj
kdy nesmf byti pod Dublin
skym parlamentem proti sve
Will.
Odpoved' Ulsteru dorucena
Lloydu George-ovi dnes jest
vykladana politickych kru--
zfch jake nekompromisni. Pre-
vladajicfm mfnenim jest, re
vyiednavani ocitlo Sc ma mrt-
vem bodu iezto Sc strany sinn-
feinistd iednota Irska uvadena
bvla iako zakladnf podmfnka.
Ackoli Ulsterstf dali ma vedo-
mi, re jsou ochotni dale brati
podilu ma iednani, jejich ne
kompromisnf stanovisko dava
malo nadeie ma jeho 1spech.