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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
DAILY REVIEW OF O Great Outdoor
Amboy Wins Big Benefit
Game From Police Nine

for the third down. Amboy did not
score after this session.
Visitors Score
In the third inning Quinn vent out
attempting to stretch a single into
a two base blow, and Cropsay fan
ned for the second out. Howedall
the third batter, walked. and went
to third when Larson missed the
third strike on Devers. the batter 60
ing to second. Milchick lost Reilly's
fly in the sun, Howedall and Devers
scoring, but the batter was thrown
out attempting to stretch his hit.
About 600 Present
1t is said that there were about 500
present at the game yesterday, (this
is not counting the 800 wei dressed
cheap-skates who sat on box cars in
the vicinity of the grounds). Through
the efforts of George E. Fulton. pres
ident. and Ray Mundy, secretary of
the Raritan Copper works athletic
association. the playing grounds were
donated free.
Ed Mooney" Poulsen will donate
the net receipts from his confection-
cry stand at the grounds. Mike Fin
lan's police squad patroled the
grounds without pay, to aid in con-
Quoting the game, James Pick Null
len donated his services as umpire,
and Moe L~ewkowitz served in the
capacity of announcer. without pay.
The majority of the Amboy players
also donated their services In this
game.
Previous to the start of the game
Manager Mullen in an announcement
requested the fans to do as little
cheering as possible, for fear it
would annoy the relatives of the fire.
men who were buried on Saturday
afternoon.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

Henry Butch" Neider's mound
performance. the batting of Jess
James, '+Red" Singer and Johnny
Fullerton, and the fielding Of Singer
and Mazurek. featured the victory of
Joe Mullen's Perth Amboy baseball
team over the Jersey City police
department nine in the game on the
Raritan Copper Works field yester-
day afternoon. The final score of
the game was 60. This game was
played for the benefit of the Fire
mems Relief fund, and it said that
$3.50 will be turned over as the net
proceeds of the game. Ed Mooney
Poulsen will also turn over the net
receipts of his confectionery stand on
the field. for the benefit of the dead
iremen's relatives.
The Amboy team got to Quinn, the
Jersey City pitcher for six hits and
six runs in the first two innings OF
the contests, but after these two
sessions. the Hudson county twirler
pitched great ball. The Amboy bat
ters collected ten hits. two walked
and seven famed the breeze. The
Hudson county law upholders coli
two of the scratch variety. two re-
ceived passes and eight famed the
breeze. Neider hit n batter.
James had a good day at bat,
collecting three hits out of four
trips to the rubber. all three being
timely clouts. Singer and Fullerton
each collected two timely swats. and
Mickey Milchick clouted out a two
Dagger. the longest clout of the
game.
Singers jumping one hand stop
Of a bounder in the fourth inning.
and Mazurek's handling of a ground
err In the seventh stanza, were the
fielding features of the games. The
Jersey City team played a peppery
game on the field, Neider's slants,
however. marred their batting per-
Torrance.
The Scoring
Loeser walked to start Amboy's
time at bat in the first. Singer at
tempted a sacrifice. but the pitcher.
second baseman and first baseman
crowded around the pill, nc n COW
ering first and the batter was credit
I'd with a hit. Loeser went to third
on the play, and while Fullerton
was at bat, Singer stole second.
Quinn stopped Fullerton's bounder
and threw him out at first. James
singled to right. scoring Loeser and
Singer, going to second on the throw
in. Mazurek famed for the second
out. but Milchick doubled to left
scoring James, and Flyn made the
final out.
In the second inning Larson went
20 second, when Howednll threw
wild to first. Neider walked, but
Loeser forced him at second. Lar
son Going tt third and the batter
to ar. Loeser attempted to steal
second and Larson started home.
Becker missed Howe's throw to get
the latter. Singers single to left
scored l.oeser. the batter going to
second. Singer went to third on
Fullerton's single. and scored on
James n base blow. Fullerton
attempted to steal home, and mad
the second/out, Mazurek flied out
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
Y. M. {. a.. Sports

This promises to be a busy week
in the Y. NJ. C. A. Medley League,
as efforts will be made to play all
of the games on schedule and make
up for several postponed matches.
The intention Is to complete the
schedule by the end of the month
and hold the g~et-together banquet
early in July, marking the close of
active athletics in the ~" for the
present season.
Tonight the teams of Pew and
Stocker will meet in gymnasium,
while Booz, Rankin and Lessons
teams will bowl off postponed games
on the alleys. Tomorrow night
Comings meets BooS In the gym
and Lesson clashes with Pew. On
Thursday night Booz and Pew meet
in the gymnasium as do Pickers-
gill and Comings. Rankin's team
will bowl. On Friday night Lesson
meets Comings in the gym and
Hoagland will clash with Stocker.
Hoagland and Pickersgill will run
off their relay race on this night
also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
BY WILLIAM ARTHUR CUMMINGS
Inventor of the curve Ball in 1867

Watching a clam shell sail gave
me the first idea of a curve ball.
Once l had the idea planted in my
head, / started in to see if | could
get the same results with a baseball.
The boys around my neighborhood
ridiculed the idea. They called the
ball I threw the "crazy Cummings
curve" .
I told them I would get 1t per-
fected some day and that they would
then take their hats Oft to me. They
did.
1t took me three or four years to
get the curve ball working.
After that / had to perfect it so it
would break where 1 wanted it.
How To Do Ii
I had to pitch the ball with one
foot just inside the front line of the
box. the other inside the rear line.
The arm had to be swung perpen-
dicular and the ball delivered below
the waist.
If anyone thinks he a curve a
ball As feet from the plate under
those restrictions just try 1t.
AS the ball left my hand I was
allowed to step forward.
During my four years with the
Star Amateur Club of Brooklyn /
had the curve working nearly per-
feet.
1 played professional ball for six
years.
Under present rules anyone with
a good arm can get all the curves
and breaks with a ball.
But we couldn't in those days
not unless we fooled the umpire.
I can do most of the curves and
breaks now with a little practice.
but not full speed.
Pitching to Babe
I have been asked how I would
pitch to Babe Ruth. That's a hard
nut to crack. / would serve him the
same kind of balls 1 did all left
handed hitters.
I've never even seer Babe bat.
But here's how I'd throw to him:
Raise curve close to his hands.
High out curve that would start
close to the plate and drop outside.
Start the ball two feet outside
the plate and high and make 1t
curve in and drop to the knee on
inside OF plate.
1 should change the program each
time he faced me. Also, I'd change
the speed of each ball.
Outguess Ruth
I'd like to look him over and try
to outguess him.
I have figured this out. assuming I
in my prime and had the same
speed I possessed in 1875 and ZIG.
A free batter like Babe will go
after a ball that looks good. but you
couldn't fool him often on the same
ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
RARITANS LOSE OUT
TO SOUTH AMB0Y "Y"

The Raritan baseball team which
won a double-header from h Sc
warren and Junior Club teams on
June 10, went to South Amboy Sat
day where they met defeat at the
hands of the Pennsylvania Railroad
''Y'' nine by a score of So. Pete
Hanson, who did such good work
in the box for the R%aritans against
Sewaren and the Juniors, was not in
the game and his absence was keen
ly felt. Widerstrom and Harold
Jensen divided the pitching assign
ment. Glochau caught and Johnny
McCreery played first. Binlstein
held down second, Leon Roth play
ed short and Hank Thomas was at
third. In the outfield were Rutie
Allen. Elmer Nielsen, Jensen and
Widerstrom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
4
BEATEN To
New Brunswick Team Beats
TottenviIIe Boys in Fast
Game

Tottenville baseball fans were
given a real diamond treat yesters
day afternoon, the Red Star-AQue-
honga game won by the former team
by a score Of 10. was one Of the
best contests ever staged on the Tot
tenville oval. The New Brunswick
team scored the only run OF the
game as a result of a single, q sac-
rifice and a wild throw in the eighth
inning of the game. The series be-
tween the Aquehongas and Red
Stars is now tied. each team having
COPIED a game.
Art Romer, star Tottenvi11e
southpaw, pitched his usual great
game, only two hits were collected
off his delivery, both singles. One
of the bingles came in the eighth
stanza, the batter being sacrificed to
second from where he scort I'd when
w. Knott threw wild to fr Mn an.
attempt to throw out - \pnef.
Murray Borlund, South A. Ilab.
ster. also pitched a good OF
ball, only five hits were.nnifedI
eleven and Borlund eight,
pitcher passed two e
Romer led the AQuehon
with the stick, securing twa0
teams five hits, while Lyi -
Hoagland secured the safeS X
the visitors. French, Lyceui
fielder. played part of the gan
the Aquehongas y~esterday,6
clouted out a two base bloy
longest hit of the game. ThS
the second defeat for the
willie representative team thu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

The Charleston nine defeated the
Salem baseball team of this city in
a game as Charleston. S. l., yester-
day afternoon by a score of 81.
The home team sewed up the game
with a ninth inning rally. Brownie
and Copeland were in the points for
the victors, while Chick and Ballo
comprised the battery for the Wis
itors.
The score by innings:
salems 1890. OF
Charleston 300101o02- 2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

William Arthur Cummings. of
Athol, Mass. invented the first curve
ball back in the Sixties" He has
written his own story of how he
did it and how he would pitch to
Babe Ruth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

I'd start the ball the same way
every time. but make 1t go another
way.
To do this, a pitcher must have
perfect control, confidence in him.
self and outguess him.
A pitcher must also have perfect
control of his temper.
That's how I'd pitch to Babe Ruth
and 1 don't think he'd get any home
runs off my curve ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
EMERALDS WIN
FROM HOLY TRINITY

The Emeralds defeated the Holy
Trinity nine, both local teams In a
smuggling match staged on the lum-
Der field diamond Saturday after
noon by a score of II to Is. ]. Miller
and Ed Jones comprised the Elmer
AIDS battery while Zoldas and Arway
were in the points for the losers.
Score by innings:
Holy Trinity 0 2 l 0 0 s 6 0--15
Emeralds -, 2 S l 6 0 0 s x--17
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

The score by innings:
Jersey City 20 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 %
Amboys .....3 8 0 0 0 0 0 x-6
The summary-Two base hit, Mil
chick: base on balls. off Neider 2.
Quinn 2; struck out, by Neider s. by
Quinn 7: left on bases. Amboy 4, Jer-
sey City, 4: double play. Quinn to
Dunbar; hit by pitcher, Neider.
(Howedall). Umpire. Mullen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

SUUTB Uy 1HHTHBo.
AquehonAs % 0 1000 0 Q 90
N. BrunsAck 0 0 0 0 IL
Summary-Left on 'bases. A. 4. q.
7, N. B. s: bases on balls esSE2omerl
2; off Borlund 2~;~5aucA bor6re
mer IL. by Borlund s.
Robedee. the IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

IIIV SCUlB Uy IIIFFTIS's
Saints 49,. 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 g. 8
Newport . 3 0 0 0 1 63 x-16
The summary: Three base hit,
Burns. Two base hits. Gloff, 3;
Huston, Burns, Smith, Way, Warner,
Burke and Leary. Sacrifice fly, Gloff.
Struck out, by Jeroff, 8; Hornsby, 6.
Bases on balls. off Jeroff, a; Hornsby,
/; Hoffman,, 3. Hit by pitched ball,
Jeroff (Way, Kinhaefer). Umpire,
Conway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
American League

Chicago, 6; New York, 4
Cleveland, s; Detroit, Z.
st. Louis, 2; Washington, 1. Go
Innings.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

Syracuse at Newark.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Reading.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
International League

Rochester, 8: Jersey City, Z.
Jersey City, 4: Rochester, o.
Syracuse, z; Newark, 6.
Newark, Z; Syracuse, 5.
Toronto. 6: Baltimore. 5.
Buffalo, 10: Reading, 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
West Amhoxs Defeated

The West Amboy baseball team
of this city travelled to South Am
boy yesterday afternoon, where they
wore defeated by the Morgan team
of that place in a we'll played seven
inning contest by a score Of 4-3. 1t
Is claimed the contest was sched-
uled for nine innings, but both man.
ayers agreed to conclude their game
at the end of the seventh, to allow
another game to be played. The
two teams will meet on the diamond
again this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

New York, 8: Chicago, 1.
st. Louis, S; Boston, 0.
Philadelphia, S: Cincinnati, 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

Keyport Team Wants Games
The Bayside S. c.. of Keyport,
want games with strong Junior or
light senior teams having home
grounds. C. Cuttrelle, of Front
street, Keyport, is the manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
Sport Briefs
In All Fields

JERSEY CITY, June 20.-Every
section in the big arena where Car
pentier meets Dempsey will nave a
burly policeman as a companion 10
see that seat holders get only IN the
places that correspond with tneir
ticket. This plan was part of the
plans made by Tex Richard, Mayor
Hague and police officials.
A veritable army Of policemen,
hremen and detectives will be re-
cruited from neighboring towns
while 200 detectives from all over
the country will be present.
NEW YORK, June 20.-Failure
to reach an agreement Is to who
shall be the referee in the cham
pionship battle July 2, has caused
Tex Richard, the promoter OF the
show to announce that he might
step in and oficiate himself.
1.-The first thing, you know" Rick
ard said, as he sat on the edge or
his new swimming pool in Madison
Square Garden, will wind up with
me in, the ring. I've done 1t before
and it may happen again.
& MANHASSET, N. T., June 90
The question recently asked at the
training camp of Georges Carpenter
is why does he let out his punches
and drop a few sparring partners:
This query probably was prompted
by the nature of the work at the
Dempsey camp where Jack has
bowled over several opponents.
Carpenter seems content to swap
punches and covering up. From
Carpenters camp has come the IN
formation that Georges trainers are
developing his powers and his mo-
rale. "All his knowledge and his
strength could not be brought TO
command if his mind was not right"
1t is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
GAMES TODAY.
National League
American League

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20

Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
ZAHAJENf NOVEHO SKOI.
MILO ROKU.
Letosni navsteva odhadovana
jest ma 10000 ditek.

Die pfedbezneho odhadu by
10 do ZdejSich normalnich
skol zapsano ma 10000 di-
tex, coz by bylo opetne pre-
kroceni Skolniho rekordu as c
5000 zacku. Znacny prirdstel
jest Grady pfipisovan ma 1tet
ma ucet noveho skolniho Zako
ma statu Ohio, kterym jest pre-
depsana povinna navSt6va sko
ly az do 18. roku, jak pro no.
chy, tax pro divky, kteryz
predpis normalni pocet Skolni
mladeze prevysi hned o. celia
sta. Take stisnena pr1myslo-
va i obchodni situace pry zavi-
nuie zvyseny stav, jelikoz jsou
dltky misto do prace, ktere je
malo, posilany do skoly. Byla-
Ii prilezitost k vydelku, nebylo
pry mnoho zakona dbano a
dorostlejsi dftky musely poma
haiti rodicdm pri vydelku.
Pro zvetseny pocet neni vSak
nikterak postarano vhodne
Skolni mistnosti a TAX. ma 25,-
900 d6ti musi byti vyucovano
Nv mistnostech, jez paedogogi-
ckym potfebam presn6 nevy-
hovujl.
Skolni rada sice ma V pro-
gramu Skolni novostavby V od-
hadnutem nakladu hned ce-
lych 100000, ale provede-
nj bylO zdrzeno nasledkem pri
liSne drahoty stavebniho ma
terialu plany k proyedeni
zadany budou teprve nyni
iednotliyym podnikatelum.
Pro priblizny poGet 100000
ditek zam6stnavati bude Gle
veIand pres 5000 uGitelu.
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SILENCE OHROZUJE ZIVO.
TY ZEN.

Lidska spoletnost jest ca
sem obtezovana lidmi, stizeny-
mi maniemi, hIavne manii
zhafskou, zlodeiskou, strihati
divkam copy, ba i tax zvany
slavomam patfi do teto kate
gorie. Vcera ma Sc ale upozor-
nil maniak jin6ho druhu, muz
jenz ma utkvelou pre- 1stavu,
re musi kazd6 dfvcel gyZnati
lasku, coz spoiuie $ okamzi-
tym nabidnutim k Snatku. Ne
Spokojuje Sc ySak danym ko-
slkem, ale stava sc vyhl6dnut6
obeti nebeZpetnym.
V sobotu vecer poctil evoji
pozornosti sleGnu Floru Rada-
covou, 29-letou telefo1iStku a
kdyz byl odmltnut, vypalil ma
nj 2 revoVeru a ubohou usmr-
til nedaleko iejiho domova,
1888 zap. 40. ul., prave We
chvili, kdyz Sla domn 2 ufa-
du. AS pred tydnem postrele-
ma byla V noci V tonne okoli
ina divka, iez odmitla nezna-
meho muze, jenz il vtiravym
zpnsobem nabidl manzelstvi.
Polieie Sc domniva. re pacha-
telem obou zlocinI Jest jisty
muz, jenz postrelil "a podob-
nych okolnosti jistou divku Y
pennsylvanskem meste. Detek
tivove zatkli liz nekolik 2 po-
divneho toho Silenstvi pode-
zrelych muzu. Jinak nebylo
dosud mozno nikomu re zat-
Icenych neco 2avaznejsiho do
kaZati! Jisty hoch ze soused-
stvi vypravuje, re spatfil slec-
nu Radacovou We spolednosti
nejakeho muze, kdezto jisty
parek svedci, re spatfil divku
zahybati k ieiimu domevu bez
iakehokoli ,prGvodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
NASI POUTNlCI Sc VRA-
CEJf.

Ones dopoledne byli isme
prekvapeni navstevou p. Jose
ia Frcky, jenz Sc vratil z pou-
til po ceskych vlastech. Stezo-
wal 81 ovsem ma rozlitne seka-
tury karantene v jinych ne
prave pohodlnych zaTizenich
cestovnich, ale jinak jest ce-
stou nadSen. Veze mnohe pre-
kvapeni jako Planickou zho-
toveny velky orloj, kterem
isme sc pred casem rozepsali i
iine ceskoslovenske vyrobky
skuteGne, zde skorem ami netu-
sene hodnoty. Radostne vzpo-
NINA srdecneho uvitani do
jemneho louceni, kterem Sc
zmfnfme v nejblizsfch cislech
Sveta.
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PREDkASkA REDAkTORA
SLOVENSkEHO SOkOLA.

Minute soboty zGNital do
naseho Stfedu ieden.z delega-
tn, kterf pfijeli, aby byli syed
ky nedavnehO naseho sokolske
no svatku Y Chicagu, prof.
kraus, jen2 jest redaktorem
SlOvenskehO Sokola +, ~ jednim
prnkopniku sokolsk6 myslen
Ky na Sloyensku. DO zahradnl
no payilonu y Geske SIM Sokol
ma Clark Ave. dostayil Sc sice
p0merne Zastup, ale pfednaSka
liste zasluhovala, ably Vyslech.
nuta byla nejen bratry Slova-
Ky ale i Cechy V po6tu co
mo2no nejvetsim. Ma tonic
miste liz nekolikrate isme po-
ukazovali, re podobne pi'ilezi-
tosti k nasemu sblizeni mali
byti vlaStne velkolepymi mani
festacemi. Nicmen9 musime do
Znati, ze se skutetne iia ledy
lamou.
Sympaticky fetnlk pfedsta-
ven byh Znamym sloVenskym
pracovnikem legionarem Ka
cirem, ienz vfelymi slcvy iei
vital. Prof. Kraus pojadnaval
% ohromnem nadSenl ma Slo-
yensku dobe pfevratu pro
myslenku naSich obou narod-
mich bohatyru Fuegnera Tyr
se. Pravil nam 5 presyedGuji-
elm optimlsmem. re nenl tfeba
pohlizeu chmurne do budouc-
ma, vec naSe Jest dobra a pro-
TO zviteZiti musi. q Vzrustu
Sokolstva, ktere bylo IA Ma.
Il ARD vubec potlacoVano, Wy
prayoval nam pfekvapenym,
re sokolske Silky jsou ma Slo-
gensku organisovany Y sedm
up Sc ITO jednotami Glen,
sivo pax liz presahuJe 25.00C
muzd a zen. Krone clenstva
pax navst6vuje slovcnske telo.
c>ieny ma $4,000 mladeze. CT.
try. jez sc skute6ne zdaii byt
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sEv1rS'
DNES ZAPOCAL. SOUD s
BENIGNEM.
Soudruh jeho ColIeti bude
sprosten obzaloby vrazdy.

Dnes byl zahalen proces
proti Dominikovi Benignovi
pfi jehoz Zakoncem bude pa.
trne, jak pravi okresni zalob-
ce Stanton, zastavena zaloba
proti Charlesovi Colettiovi,
ktery byl, jak znamo, "a tax
znacnych nakladd namah,
spolu Benignem, dopraven az
y Mexika k zdejSim soudnm.
Oba jsou obvineni re spoluI-
casti ma loupezne dvoinasobn6
vrazde spachane 81. prosince
ma Slyovi Fannerovi.
Pro tyz zlocin zaplatil po-
kutu smrti pred neddvnem
Frank Motto a druheho fod-
souzence Purperu, ceka ia me-
dlouho tentyz osud. We geze-
nj zavren jest ieste jeden spo-
lecnik nebezpecneho gangu
Louis Komer. zvanv Toledo
Xii, jenz bude taktez souzen
lest6 tomto obdobi ktery
byl jednim 2 nejdGlezitejsich
svedku ia soudnlho liceni s
Mottem a Purperou ktery
take vypovidati ma nyni proti
Beningnovi. Ones dopoledne
byla vybirana porota a soud s
domnelym vrahem rizen bud e
soudcem Danem B. Cullen. Ia
lobu zastupuji zalobce Stan
ton a jeho asiStent J. T. Cassi-
dy, zalovaneho pax haji prav-
mix p. j. Mulligan. Ably zrna-
fen byl kazdy pokus pratel
zaloNaneho 0 jeho vysvobozeni
nasilne, uGinena byla tentokra
te mimofadna policejni opatre
nj
. Colettim Sc proste udava
re sproSt6n bude obzaloby pro
vrazdu, mic iineho nebyio az
dosud do vefejnosti propu-
St6no.
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OSLAVA DANTEA v UME.
LECkEM MUSEU.

Sestiste vyroci umrtl italske
no klasickeho basnika Alighe-
ri Dantea bude We stfedu osla
veno We dvorane zdejSiho u
meleckeho Musea We Wade
parku akademii, "a ktere bu-
dou rozdavany letaky sc zivo-
topisem oslavencovym. Bude
pl0veden hudebni program
zvlaste vybranych skladeb
vlasskyeh a "a te pfilezitosti
odevzdano bude move poprsi
Danteovo V ochranu mesta. K
slavnosti pozvan byl tez novy
clevelandsky biskup Schrembs
a mayor Fitzgerald. Slavnost
konana bude veter a pozvani
mimo uvedenych tez hv6zdy
um6Ieckeho sv6ta, jako zpeva
eka CALI Curzi, slavny bari
tonista Tito Ruffo, sopranist.
ka metropolitan opery V New
Yorku Emma Ponselle, 2 nich2
nektefi dosud maji ma pozvani
'odpovadeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
LUPTCI VHODIII OKRADE-
NEHO MUzE Do JEZERA,
kDE JEJ kAMENOVALI.
Jiny, novy zpGsob loupeze.
Vyuzitkovali falesny alarm
ke kradezi.

42-lety Robert Mckay, 1925
zap. AZ. ul. zam6stnanim ole
jar strOju, sci vcera kratce 20
10 hOdine Vecerni po pieru Il
1sti yych. 9. ul., kdyz byl po-
jednou pfepaden tremi muzi,
pfldrzeny mu ruce a obran o
S14.00. Ma okradeni nemeli
ySak nitemove dosti, uchopili
pfepadeneho a vhodili jej do
yody jak daleko mohli. Kdyz
Sc snazil Mckay zachraniti Sc
plovanim, hazeli po mem lupici
kameny a take jej ma hlave
zranili. VZdor vsemu tomu Sc
mu podafilo potapenim kane
novani uniknouti a pier st asst
ne obeplouti. Dostal Sc az k
doku G.. and b., kde ma jeho
volani mu bylo vody pomo-
zeno. Byl dopraven ma druhou
policejni stanici, kde mu byly
rany ma hlave oSetreny. Byl
vsak ponechan V domacim ose-
trovani.
Ida Sc, re i clevelandske
podsveti postupuje duchem
Gasu. TAX vcera vecer, jak Sc
policie domnfva, zpusobili il
sti pobertove ma vych. 63. ul.
a Central Ave. falesny pozar-
nj alarm a kdyz prijedSi stri-
kacky pfilakali zakazniky z
biizkeho cukrovinkoyeho ,ob-
chodu, pouzili t6to pfilezitosti
a sebrali SIS uiel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
CO PRAVf PROROk POVE-
TRNOSTNi.
Nastavajici mraz "a kradeze
kozesin.

Ia dnesni dolby slySime ca
sto poznamku, re Sc cely svet
zblaznil a provadi kousky nj
kdy netuSene. Podobne by
.chom snad mohli fici, re nema
vSech pet pohromade ami mas
pov6trnostni prorok, ktefy nam
slibuje, re my, ktefi jsme Sc
vCera pravem slova smyslu
pekli, jest6 tento tyden bude-
me mrznout, skutecne mrZ-
noat zadny Spas Poslech-
n6te, 60 pravi:
V oblasti velkych jezer, v
ddoli Ohia "A V Tennessee, v
druhe polovici tohoto tydne
pfehanky, V prvni polovine
pax ochla2eni, snad NONE
mrazy, kter6 vSak nepotrvaji.
Patrn6 nasledkem pfedpo-
vedi mraziveho poGasi ukradli
V sobotu neZnami doSud zlod6
live V Statlerov6 hOtelu bydli-
cimu kozeSnickemu ceStui lei
mu Arthurovi autnerovi 2
New Yorku nespracovanych
kozesin V Gene $4,000. Mautnel
meSkal IA obchodem pober-
tove pomoci druheho kliCe sc
dostali do jeho pokoje. Policie
strezi velice bedliv6 zdejSi
nadrazi zvedave okukuje
kazdeho, kdo Sc v Clevelandu
neiakou tou kozesinou ma ri.
mu zaopatfil.