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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
POLICE POiAPILA NE.JEN
.STihANE LUPICE, ALE OBJ
JEVIi-A | TAJNOU VINO
PALNU.

Serzant Michael Bellett S le-
taci skadronou hlavni policej-
nj stanice dopadl vcera nejen
donneleho banditu iist6m do
me ma zap. strane. ale objevil
We sklepe vinopalnu hotovou
k vyrobe. Policie Sla po stope
dale a podarilo Sc il V soused-
nich domech pfistihnouti dal-
u diva podezrele muze. Pro
hlidka Sc della ma udani Char
lese Cherneye, 1911 Oregon
ave. N. E., ienz Sc prave v So
botu vecer chystal k spani,
Fdyz pred dam prijel automo-
bill, 2 n9hoz vystoupili tfi mu-
Ii, ktefi zabuSili ma dvere.
Cherney Sci otevfiti a prichozi
So mu legitimovali iako polici-
ste, prichazejici vykonati do
NE prohlidku. Hned ma to ale
spatfil pfekvapeny Cheney
proti sobe namifeny tri revol-
very. Bylo mu poruceno posta-
viii Sc 6elem ke zdi, meZi tim
co "policiste" 20 dome slidili.
Kdyz byli sebrali po nalezite
prohlidce kapes S24, odjeli.
Zatceni jsou V podezfeni pro
spolu1cast jine loupeze V La
vinove grocerii. 1914 Superior
ave., kde V sobotu svazali ma
.iitele a klerka a uprchli pax s
ukradenymi 5000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
ZRANEN MA SkLUZAVCE "
EUCLID REACH PARKU.

54lety Sam Sesco 2 Toronto,
O., vsedl vcera odpoledne ma
lynn synkem a dcerkou ma sklu-
zavku V Euclid Beach parku a
= nepovedome priciny povstal
Y iedne zatacce a byl zachycen
zabradlim. Jizda byla zastave-
na a zffzenci vytahli Sesca a
dopravili iej do nemocnice sv.
Marka, kde sledano, ze byl
vazne zranen ma boku, krone
cetnych odfenin nervoveho
otfesu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
DO POROTY, JEz SOUDITI
MA kABEROVOU, NEBU-
DOU PRIPUSTENY ZENY.
Pravnik obzalovane opre obha.
j6bu dusevni nepfiCetnosti
obzalovane.

Soudni liceni S Kaberovou
ma zapocfti Ultra pred soud-
Gem Mauricem Bernonem, kdy
vybrana bude porota, 2 ktere
patrne budou vylouceny zeny,
jak sc dnes vyprav6lo. Osobni
pravnlk hlavni obzalovane F..
w. Poulson hodla podati "a
dost, aby jeho klientka byla
propuStena ma svobodu, jelikoz
pry neni dusevne normalni. w.
T.. Corrigan, ienz byl soudem
imenovan druhym obhajcem
Kaberove, odplral podati 0 tom
to Gmyslu blizsich zprav. Zda
bude miti Poulson st6stf s tim
ito zpGsobem obhajoby, Jest
arci vice nezli pochybno.
Poulson uvadi dale, re zeny
ma porotach isou mnohem
chladnokrevn6jsi a take nemi-
losrdnejsf muzd. Bylo to pozo-
rovano pry jiz od DOLBY, co V
porotach zasedaji zeny, zejm6-
ma kdyz Sc jednalo 0 zensk6ho
Zlocince a proto sc hodla, po-
Fud mono, braniti pred povo-
lanim druheho pohlavf do SOU
Gu lidu. V pripravenem porot-
MIN seznamu jest prav6 celia
tfetina imen zenskych.
Listina porotcd pfedlozena
byla obzalovan6 Kaberov6 ii3
minulou stredu, ably prot po-
dala pripadne namitky, jak
tomu pfedpisuje zakon kaz.
de obzalobe pro vrazdu prv6ho
stupn6. Soudem stanoveny dru-
ny obhajce jmenovan byl pro
ito, ze Kaberova vlastn6 zadne-
ho im6ni nema.
Ctec zavrazdeneho Dana Ka
bera, Moses Kaber, totiz hned
po zatceni Kaberove zazadal
G soudni zakaz ma jmeni Zbyl6
po synovi az do DOLBY, kdy
|soud Kaberovou bude skon-
cen. Bude-li tato uZnana vim.
nou, bude zbavena vseho de-
dictvi. Dunn, kde vrazda byla
spachana, byl sice prodan, je-
likoz byl il poslednl Will cd
kazan, ale penize dosud neby-
" vvplaceny pro n6kter6 re-
shodv.
Uznanf dusevnlho stavu OBJ
zalovane pax bude projednano
porotou kdyz dobfe dopadne,
obzalovana bude na do smrti
dopravena do statniho blazin-
&c pro zlocince Y Lime, kan.
'ak znamo, byl dopraven sku-
tecn6 sleny vrah obou uGitelek
" Parma township.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
VCEREJSI REkORDNJ
VEDRO. r
VyzadaIo 81 dive obeti ma lid
skych zivotech.

Teplomer povetrnostni IRA
dovny doplazil Sc vcera k nej-
vyssimu letosnimu bodu, rtu-
t'ovJ sloupec vykazoval totiz
prave SO stupnl We a hod. pd-
poledne, po ktere dobe pax ma
stalo opetne, ale volne klesa-
nj. O teple sc pry nema nlu-
VIII, neni to mic platne a tryzen
vedra Sc tim ien zhorsuje, ale
coz naplat, kdyz vcerejsi ma
Sc poceni jen prec stoji "a
zmfnku a to tim spfse, re bylo
vtera jakous sezonni novinkou
a re name dosti pochybne po-
tesenl pripraviti Sc jeste ma
vetsi poceni.
Vedro vcerejsf vyzadalo 81,
Eel, j diva lidske zivoty. Ambo-
zio Lanese, 80-lety kmet &.
2240 Murray Hill rd., vstal cas-
ne 2 rama. otevrel okno, aby Sc
nadychal cerstveho vzduchu,
spadl ale druheho poschodi a
byl nalezen vnukem jako
mrtvola.
Ze mnoho horkem zmore-
nych hledalo osvezeni v kou-
pellch a plovarnach, fest sa-
moZfeime ma mnohe Sc pro
velke zastupy ami nedostalo.
Ma iezernim pobrezi hemzilo
sc vcera koupajicich jako ma
ku.
Ia podivnych okolnosti Sc u
topil basenu Brookside par
ku 30lety Josef Litvinovic,
6401 Gertrude ave-; koupal Sc
"a provaZem, urcenem jen pro
zkuSene plavce a poGal tonouti,
ale byl zavcas jednim re straz-
ca zachranen a napomenut.
Sotva re. Sc ponekud zotavil,
koupal Sc dale a Sci op6tn6
VZdor varovani zakazana mi
sta. Nikdo 81 vSak ami nepo-
vSiml, re LitvinoviG zmizel s
vodni hladiny. Teprve jeden z
koupajicich po nejake chvili
oznamoval, re ma dn6 nadrzky
jest lidske telo. Mrtvola vylo-
vena a vSechny pokusy pull
motorem byly marnymi. Litvi-
movie zaplatil svoji nerozvaz-
most snrti.
Poyetrnostni pforok sice sli-
buie pfehanky a destfky, ale
name Sc pry pfipraviti ma We
dra jeSt6 vetsi, Ia ktere made
leni mu arci dekujeme. TEST
mas vSak, re isme ma tom preci
jen l6pe nez nasi spolutrpitele
\ Detroit a Toledu, ktefi sc wee
ia smazili pfi 92 stupnich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27

odjizdi dnes p. Aug. Smerda,
MATTEL chvalne znameho hu-
debniho zavodu els. $500
Broadway. We stare vlasti zdr-
II Sc asi ctyri mesice snad
dele. P. Smerda je z jizni Mo-
ravy a podiva Sc samozfeime
tez ma Slovensko. Priteli pri-
znlvcl nasemu prejeme st'ast-
nou eestu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27
VRELEDiKY.

S pocity vde6nosti prichazfnfe vzdati timto
srdecn6 dfky .vsem, kteff nasf pocte rozou- ].
cenou nam pred odjezdem nasim do stare vlasti
uspofadal nasem byte els 1886 Morton Ave. pre-
kvapujici zabavu, nam blahopfali spolecne krasny
pamatny darek, alluminiovy pfibor nam v6nova
Zeimena dky necht prime rodna VankI 2
Martin ul. dani podnetu rfzeni teto oslavy,
iakoz nzeuvedeni jich dcast sice: ct. rodiny:
Vankd Martin ul., Ant Jelfnka Martin ILL., Un-
gr6 vych. 1871 u, HorakG vych. SO. ul. Seborn
Morgan Ave. Poaki Morgan Ave, Novotnych
Barkwill, Stankd Mcbride, Fiald Washington
Parku, p Hanouskov a panim Cerhoye Komnko-
We, Kolinov6, SafaTikov6 Vorackove
Pozornost Vase, mileni pratele pocta kterou
jste nam pfi skonu pobytu naseho zde projevil ra-
dostne mas doiala budte ujSt6ni, ze vzdy budem
vzpominat lasky Vasi pfichylnost nam.
Vzdy vdeGni
RODJNA JELfNKO, Martin ul
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
Totals..722 T65 500
Totsls..7T7 $50 STs
Warned Against cicotte Game

SAGINAW. Mich. Sept. 22.-Any baseball
players engaging in the sport with or
aga inst Eddie Ctcotts IN a scheduled semi
professional game here Saturday will be
placed on tho Ineligible list. fined and barred
from further participation in professional
baseball according to a ruling received here
from Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands, bal Sc
ball commissioner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
CAGE SEASON TO
GETEARLY START
PhiIa. Manufacturer League
Will Begin Operations
About November I
FOUR OLD TEAMS BACK

Basketball is groomed for an early
1921 getaway. The Eastern League
has decided to inaugurate the season
about October 10, and the Philadelphia
Manufacturers League announces that
the getaway in that organization has
been booked for November !, Or pos
sibly earlier.
James Hunter, secretary, announces
that four of the eight teams that com
posed the circuit have announced their
intention Of coming back into the fold,
and that a meeting will be held in the
near future to consider new applica-
tions.
The basketball season has not ad =
vanced further, as the managers are
deslrous of finishing up the baseball
season, and as the first and second half
champions meet Saturday, the matter
can then receive the proper attention.
Many industrial concerns have ex
pressed willingness to place teams in
the League, and from the present In
dications there will not be the slight
est difficulty in procuring enough teams
to have one Of the best Leagues in
this section. Industrial concerns de-
string information should get in touch
with James Hunter, care of Hopes &
Townsend. Phone Poplar 226S.
{. The Eastern League mosuls will bo called
into execrtiv, session by President w. J.
Schener the latty part OF this week to dc.
eide which OF the four teams that have
applied for tho open berth shall secure the
coveted franchise. Harrisburg IS the logical
entrant. but the up-Staters have not def
| the conditions.
Tho Philadelphia CoItics. (. newly or
ganized basketball team. will place q strons
team on the floor and would like TO heai
dress William KuoliIct aaIs North Sly.
teenth street or phone wyoming 100 W
between 0 and T:30 clock.
Tho GlrIS Basketball team Of the Federa
Reserve Club held It's first practice Tues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
FRIDAY NIGHT BOWLERS
LEAD TURNER LEAGUE
Win Three Straight From Victor
Rollers on Turnsemeinde Alleys

The Turner Bowling League has
started the 1921 season on the alleys
of the Philadelphia Turngemeinde ut
Broad street and Columbia avenue.
Friday Night made a clean sweep
from the Victors. in the first series.
Balm Frei won two out of three from
K-9, while Peanuts also captured the
odd contest from Gus He'll. Fitzgerald,
Of Balm Frei, was the only bowler
rolling over 200 in single game. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
COLLEGE CRoss-C0UNTRy
RUNNERS ARE TUNING UP
Sport Especially Popular This Year
In Eastern Colleges and Universities

Sport Especially Popular This Year
In Eastern Colleges and Universities
New York, Sept. 22.-Cornell uni
versity barriers, who won first place
team hcnors last year In the annual
cross country championship at New
Haven, defeating Princeton by a single
point, are again strong contenders for
title this year.
with the opening Of the various COLI
lcges and universities, the harriers are
turning out and the sport this season.
especially in the East, is apparently
more popular than ever.
The 1921 championship will bo run
over the new six-mile course at Van
Cortlandt Park. New York. on Novem-
Der IS. the junior metropolitan cham
pionships on the same course October
20, and the senior metropolitan cham
pionships November 5.
Besides Cornell and Princeton, Penn
State, Yale and Massachusetts Tech
also stand out, and Columbia, Syracuse,
Williams, Penn, Dartmouth, Harvard
and Maine have promising squads. J..
J.. Romig, who Unexpectedly took first
place last year, and Shields will both
be back at Penn State.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
DE FRA|N TO PLAY
L|GGETT FOR TITLE
First and Second Half Cham
pions Of Manufacturers League
Ready for Big Clash
TEAMS EVENLY BALANCED

The first game for the championship
Of the Philadelphia Manufacturers
Baseball League will be played on the
new field Of Liggett & Myers, at Sec
ond street and Erie avenue, at 8 p. NJ.
The contestants are Liggett & My
ers, champions of the first half, and d.
Frain Sand, titleholders in the second
series. The teams anpear evenly
matched, and in the games played in
the league this season the series II
also an even break.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
BOUTS AT CHESTER TONIGHT
Receipts for Benefit Of Delaware
County Veterans OF War

The benefit boxing show for American
Legion Posts and Veterans of Foreign
scheduled for tonight. The matches have
been put together by Jimmy Dougherty
and the star number will be between
Bobby Barrett and Philadelphia Joe
Yelling. Frank "Pop") O'Brien will
do the refereeing.
Five bouts in all are to be staged.
Eddystone Miller is expected to have q
tough assignment against Jack Harba,
Of Wilmington. Other contests: Bat
tling Powell VS.. Johnny Griffiths.
Johnny Royce VS.. Mickey Morris and
Tommy Murray VS.. Kid Sun.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
Norman Ross TO- Meet Henry eiebel

Now York. Sept. 22.-Norman Ross, called
the worlds champion all-around swimmer.
viii meet Henry Geibel. OF the New York
Athletic Club. in match race at 40 yards
here Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
Tho Philadelphia Celtlcs. a n.wly or

Tho GlrlS BasSetball team Of the Federal
Reserve Club held It's first practice Tues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
Donovan. Armstrong Wants Games

~.Ihs Donovan-Armstrong gaseball team.
Tnich mas scored victories over Nativity,
tharples, 3: p. II. A.. Logan and Logan A
4, IN the last month. desires games away
from home for Saturday and Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
HUNTING A. A. IN FIELD
Team Compelled to Travel on Ae'
count Of Loss Of Grounds

The Hunting A. A. has reorganized
its football team this season and has
secured such stars as johnson, end
Bailey, tackle, and Brown, guard.
These players were all with the team
last year and proved their ability
throughout the season.
Hunting played such teams as Riv-
crton, N. j.. Magnolia, Mahanoy City,
Mount Moriah and Ridgeway. Hunt
ing will travel owing TO the loss OF
its grounds. Soccer will be abandoned
this season for the same reason.
Any team wishing to arrange a game
with Hunting can do so by getting in
touch with John J. Mlodjianowski, lis
Grape street, Manayunk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22

The Frankford Indians, a 140-pound team.
have Sunday dates open for teams outside
q Philadelphia, Address I.s Davis, 433S
$3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22

Jiggett & Myers has in the lineup
some well-known semi pros, including
Bobby Brennan. Kent, Toner. Ieight
and Kelly. These boys when not In
action in the league games are with
such teams as North Phillies, Marshall
10. Smith and st. Carthage.
Wick, a local boy, will be on the
receiving end, while the pitching Will
be taken care OF by Kent, Vogleman,
Leight and Veso.
De Frain, the other contender. is q
new entry in the baseball field Of this
city. This was their first effort In
sport, and they made great uphill
fight against three more experienced
opponents, and had to do considerable
eSperimenting TO get real machine to-
gether.
Miller. a former local boy, will be
on the receiving end, while the pitching
will be taken care of by Lawless, Nc
Donald, Braddock and Detrick.
nfvnn q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22

day nisht. q large number OF candidate re-
porting TO Coach Fisher, who was pleased
with the showing mado, and expects to have
n frst-class team on the floor Inside Of two
weeks. Teams desiring games should write
Girls Basketball manager. 925 Chestnut
street. Federal Reserve Bank.
Tho Eureka basketball team expects 10 put
a fast travelling team on tho floor. Last
year Eureka won twenty straight games
Teams wishing games arc requested TO COM
muncato with l.. Kelly. 1928 Ellsworth
street.
After successful season on the diamond.
winning thirty-one out Of thirty-eight games
played. Hushey McLoon's white Elephants
are turning to the cage. The eli.star lineup
will include Joey, Maxwell. OF Roman
Catholic High School. aud Matty Kane, Of
st. Joseph's Prep. at forward: "Tnkie'
Regsn n, of Mount Csrmel, at center, and Oil
lespie. Crouch and Benner Mt guards. The
teams in or out of the city. Address Hughey
McLoon, 1887 Mifflin street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
Fordham to Play W. Va. Wesleyan

a. New York, Sept. 22.-The Fordham foot
tsll team will meat West Virginia Wesleyan n
uG. NEGOTIATIONS for the game had been
Shosr NN wa, way for several weeks: As tho Army
contest,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
To Exhibit Americas Cup Winner

New York. Sept. -22.-The schooner yacht
America, winner OF tho Americas Cup off
the Isle OF Wight in 1851, is due to arrive at
the Larchmont Yacht Club today. The
chaser, will be on exhibition at LarChmont
today, and tomorrow win move TO the New
York Yacht Club. where she will remain until
Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
Sullivan Quits Fifth Channel Swim

Dover, Eng. Sept 22.-Hcnry Sullivan.
made his NTH attempt to swim across the
English Channel, gave up the attempt after
he had reached point twelve miles of this
city. Sullivan was forced TO abandon his
swim because OF tho codness OF the water.
fter swimming nine hours He was taken
from the water at II 20 o'clock last night.
The Meeker herald., 1921-12-17

gall stones. ulcers Of stomach, tonsils
or adenoids.
TIE has to his credit many wonder.
full results in diseases Of the stomach.
liver, bowels. blood. skin, nerves. heart,
kidney. bladder. bedwetting, catarrh.
leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
II you have been ailing for any
length Of time and do not get any bet
ter, do not fail to call, as improper
mea sures rather than disease are If.
ten the cause Of your long standing
trouble.
Remember above date, that exami.
nation on this trip will be FREQ and
that his treatment IL different
Married ladies must come with their
husbands and children with their par
ents.
Address: Medical Laboratory Of DR..
lporan, 333-s36 boston Block Minnea-
polls, MINI. dSH
The Meeker herald., 1921-12-17

Above Is the printed Of Property for sale for Delinquent
Take. for the yea. 1920 Anyone desiring before the sale
can by renting County Treasurer before the date the sale
the amount published get receipt and the sale Of the Properly
Wines. my hand aid 10Th day Of November A. 1921
J. w. c. SHEPHERD,
80, .EAl County Treasurer.
The Meeker herald., 1921-12-17

DR. Doran II . regular graduate In
medicine and surgery and II licensed
by the State Of Colorado. He visits
professionally the more important
towns cities, and Offers to all who call
on this trip consultation and exami.
nation free. except the expense Of
treatment when desired.
According to his method of coming
to your nearest city 10 go patients he
gives allyths sick people - o1oostani-
~ 10 obtain the best tbst medical I'd.
crce can o6er right At heua. H doss
not sysssts Tor chrdaie sspsa&dts
The Meeker herald., 1921-12-17
Coming To
GIENwo0D SPRINGS
DIR. DoRAN

A Specialist, Not In Name Only. bat
BY Experience q Afnsst .
Quarter Of Century
DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE
VIII Give Free Consolidation On
DECEMBER 1oth Ut the
Gleuwood Hosel frsa 10 y, TO 4 p n
ONE DAY ONLY
They Come Many Miles 70 80 Hin
The Meeker herald., 1921-12-17
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

COUNTY TREASURER
COUNTY OF RIO BLANCo, STATE OF COLORADO
Meekes, Colorado November l9, 1921
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thu. wi according to
w. offer II Public Sae the Office Of the Treasurer Of Rio Banco
County and State Of Colorado,
Monday, December 10, 1921
succeeding da commencing at the hour OF 10 Of said
10 much Of the following described Real Estate and Property situated
the said county, which the for the year 1920 have not
been paid shall be the taxes herenbow set
|down with interest and penalties; to-wit
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
FRED STONE INJURED
AND 'TTP-TOP' CLOSES
Comedian Sprains Ankle and
Must Rest Until Monday.

Fred Stone, comedian extraordinary,
sprained an ankle during one OF his
dances In '-rip-Top' at the Globe Tues
day. and the injury was so severe that
yesterday Charles Dillingham; decided TO
close the theatre and let the star rest
until Monday night.
The accident stressed ono or the dis
advantages OF being n unique artist.
for Stone is so unusual In his line that
there Is no understudy for him
The mishap occurred toward the end
OF the performance. when he danced
down stairway with Miss Violet Zell.
The comedian was using a new pair OF
pumps for this eccentric dance, and the
fact that he was unaccustomed TO them
caused him to slip.
Stone was unable to appear for the
matinee or evening performance yoster-
lay. disappointing two capacity houses
The Globe will remain dark for the ball
ance Of the week, but IL is confidently
expected that Stones ankle will be in
shape for him TO resume playing on
Monday. Seats for performances the
Ionday.
The injury has necessitated stones
withdrawal from the Lambs Intimate
Gambol at the Globe on next Sunday
evening,
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
STAGE HANDS DEMAND
LARGE PAY INCREASE
Want Scale of $50 and $40 a
Week.

The Producing Managers Association
and the United Managers Protective AS
sociation considered yesterday demands
newly presented by the stage hands
union for an Increase In pay for the
bacl-stage crews. Local 800 OF the
International Alliance of Theatrical
stage Employees, represented by Charles
e. Winthrop. secretary. and Joseph E.
Reilly, business agent. proposed scale
OF wages calling for an increase of 25
per cent. to be put In operation in the
New York district.
The presenet wage scale is $45 week
for stage carpenters. property men and
assistant property men and electricians
Under a two year contract this is to be
maintained until September next.
The new scale calls for $40 a week
for all the stage woriunen except the
assistant property men, who are to get
SEQ.
The managers say the increase in
wages would add heavy burden to
them as they are already bearing heavy
Grains in the way of high railroad rates
large salaries for actors and increased
cost OF production. To the weekly over
head of such a production as Sally"
for instance, which employees a large
back-stage crew. managers estimate that
more than s400 would be added.
The prevalent feeling among the man.
ayers is not TO grant the increase.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BALL.

The Knights Templar charity ball un-
der the auspices of twenty-one COM
manderies whose headquarters are in
the vicinity Of New York city took
place last evening at the Seventy-first
Regiment Armory. The receipts will go
10 the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Hospital at Utica, now being built by
the Masonic fra ternlty and which will
be dedicated to the care Of soldiers and
sailors. particularly those who are help
less and require constant nursing or at
tention.
A feature of the programme was a re-
view and drills by crack corps fom
Bethlehem Commandery OF Mount YER
non. Empire Commandery of Staten
Island. Clinton Commandery of Brook
iyn, Yonkers Commandery and Damas-
Gus Commandery OF Brooklyn.
The executive committee Is composed
of Robert ID. Williams. chairman: J..
Carlisle Louden' and Albert Behning.
vice-chairman Ernest w. Lovejoy.
treasurer and Arthur s. Kraussman.
secretary.
Herbert w. Day was chairman OF the
committee on arrangements. James H.
Stewart on music and Robert A. Green
field drill and review and George Bats.
floor committee.
Chester G. Campbell OF Yonkers was
grand marshal.