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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-03

In the great fight Carpenter hit Dempsey
with swift powerful blows that had the speed
Of gun fire. The yelling mob saw him land
his famous right on Dempsey's jaw, yet
Dempsey never finobed but relentlessly he
tore after the Frenchman with his old rip
ping tearing, merciless power. landing ter
rife punches on head, body and jaw until
Carpenter quickly weakened and then
another powerful punch and again Dempsey
showed himself to be the superman OF the
age-the greatest Champion the world has
ever known. * 5ts{y -.ws.
The London Daily Mail Of July 9Th. quotes
Carpenter as saying Dempsey Is the most
powerful man have ever met in the ring. He
Is Incredibly strong. To hit him Is like hitting
a mountain. To take his punches is like feeling
the walIop of an avalanche. I'll were asked
what lead to my defeat, | would say the
two tremendous blows Dempsey landed on
the rape Of my neck. was not the same
after that
Dempsey says, Il feel won through greater
power, endurance, fighting skill and strategy
took Carpenters hardest blows On my chin
and while they knocked me back they did
not daze me in the least. am sure Carpenter
has not the endurance to stand the hard
blows that can stand, neither has he the
strength to deliver them. understand bis
methods of training are entirely different
from mine. While believe In scientific box
ing still never lose sight of the important
fact that other things being equal it il the
man who has the greatest strength, power
And endurance that is going to win. In build
ing up these three most important things
there Is nothing like filing your blood with
good old strengthening iron. In preparing
for my great fight with Willard used
Nuxated Iron as part of my training, and
felt that it was such benefit to me that after
wards I used it, whenever I felt was not
quite up to the mark. to help restore my
strength, energy and vigor; and when
commenced training for my fight with
Carpenter. the supreme test of my life
again took Nuxatod Iron and
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-03

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Martinsburg journal.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-03

Read tho MartinshucG journal.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28

Headline: 'F1fty Men and
Fifty Women In New York In
Drive To Lose 5000 Pounds"
An Englishman: Agent these
Americans careless with their
money" NAUTILUS.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28
GREAT NIGHT AHEAD
FOR III. and SIR

fOh III. ana d. hao
The Arcade management has ar
ranged a big night for IL and 5
folks. That noted establishment
long ago found that the q. o. C.
has a tremendous following In
washington, and last winter ar
ranged memorable entertainment
for the fans and contribs. The let
ter below tells the story and the
folks viii get ready for the fun:
MY dear Mr.. Price;
Al the earnest suggestion of Mr..
TON CULHANE and other ioitty
contributors, the management of
the arcade has decided 10 giVe
big Heard dRd Seen" FrateTnal
Dance IN the Auditorium on Thurs
day night, November 8, for the
"contribs" and "fdRs' of the G. o.
C., at Which time VOte tOiil be
taken for the most popular con-
tributor TO Heard AID Seem"
The prize, a slpef' lOVing cup
suitably engrdred, as nO10 on e1-
htbttion in The 1CiDdOlOs of HAIR
RIS & COMPANY, the jei0eIers,
at Seventh and ID SITS.
Trusting that yoa ViH grace The
occasion tOith pour genial pres
e,tce, and thGt yOu tOiii not send
the "Office Goat" as q sort Of
substitute, am
Sincerely Yo7ws,
SYDNEY ASHBRIDGE.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28

The bozo above Is glass-eyed Pete,
Who loves Post toasties and shredded
wheat.
While the fellow below. SO trim and
neat. ...s
Sits at the table and orders rare done
meat.
Pete's voice IL harsh and sbriII,
But he totes pianos at his will,
While Percy, weak little pill.
Sings bass In the church on the hill.
n. AIRBRANE
The Washington times., 1921-10-28
GAEAR!D,'-. { D D-.SEEH1 IS,
bY BILL PRICE
SEASONABLE SLANTSi

Congressman UpshAw of Georgia,
proposes that all secret societies be
Investigated. Wouldn't II be good
idea 10 Investigate all society secrets
toOr
Woman now aims TO break down
all existing barriers 10 complete
recognition Of equal rights With
men"-Headiine.
but won't the dear ladies' baik al
casting their costly and beautiful
hats In the political ringY
An English writer, who thinks
that Charlie Chaplin's acting has
been inspired by the study OF cats
says:
''Charlie, I think, has gone to the
eats" Well, we'd surely hate TO
see him go 10 the dogs.
'sTOP WHEEZINGw shouts an
asthma advertisement. But we don't
want to stop writing wheezes, and
we wOn't-not while there's col
umn like HEARD and SEEN.
r. j. SCHWAB.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28
THE BIG WINNER.

In a barber shop on l. street the
other day was one of the Laurel
Kings" He was telling how he
hooked 'em at Laurel the day before
for 600 berries, and what he expect
ed to do that day. You know this
line of chatter. Two hours later
/ saw this bird" on the corner
turning his "frail" for a thin dime;
and raising cain because she couldn' I
produce two-bits.
SLIM.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28

"Cdn you tell me Where Lima is?"
A sked little Susie Dean.
"Sure Mike, I can," the wag replied,
"ItS l0here it's dI1Odys BEEN
NJ. w. ID.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28
STOP YOUR KNOCKING.

COME people think a hammer; does
~ naught but drive a nail.
THERE is another hammer, though
= that does nothing but assail.
OFTEN you can't see 1t, but it's
knocking just the same;
pERHAPS you may not mean it
you would stop it, were you
game. =.
VOU may have ten to one the
faults of those you try to knock.
OTHER folks may know yours, but
just save you from the shock,
TNSPORTSMANL is knocking
~ you had better nothing say,
REGARDLESS of your feelings
~ 'twould be the proper way, :
KNOCKING is contemplate; 1t gains
us naught you know,
MO one likes knocker; you had
~ better then go slow.
OFTEN when We set trap, we
" walk into the snare, -
CATCH ourselves. while trying to
" catch others unaware,
II NOCKING one, another-let us
"A cut 1t out from this date,
INSTEAD of simply knocking, let's
say something good and great.
NEVER say word about the folks
~ you do not know
GIVE up knocking from today-and
~ give the underdog a show.
NOTA KNOCK.
FRIEND SHIP-(An Acrostic.)
Forget not. the friends noted absent
today,
Removed, for a time. from your regular
way.
In memory's recesses let their Images be
'Enthroned by you, most ardently.
Daily, for them, have thoughts good and
Oh. true
Sweet recompense will revert, sure. to
you;
Mold 20 them ever, through life'sA
~, changeful maze,
Inspiration you'll get, recalling their
ways,
Portendinr happiness through all your
days. II. SMITH.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28

Who invented our traffic regula-
tons. He has a strong sense of
humor and when he desires amuse-
ment he matches out lot of new
regulations, especially designed to
keep motorists worried and pes
tered.
HERE'S THE REASON.
Why do boys and girls go wrong?
So reads the book and also the
song.
The song is sad, the book is
trite,
They 60 wrong because they
won't 60 right!
9TH STREET MODESTO.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28

Why not call our contributors
"SMIL0WS,' since they bring
happiness and smiles to US all?
NORRIS BURROWS.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28

u takes a great many nuts TO
hold an automobile together, but
one human nut can wreck the
best car I'm the world.
JACAREE.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28
GREEN.EYED JEALOUSY.

An old hen laid Florida orange,
And an aWfuI racket she made.
Her young chickens proudly chat
tered:
"Oh, see the orange nIdrnlatdde.
An old maid hem looked on enrf-
Ously,
Jealousy ranking IN her eyes
"NoV she'll be talking about 10
Until the very day she dies
X. NJ. X.
Papa" called Willie excitedly,
there's a big black bug on the
ceilings"
"All right" replied the parent,
engrossed In his newspaper, lust
step on IL and don't bother me-
G. NJ. WHALEN.
The Washington times., 1921-10-28
SOMEWHAT CATTY, ISN'T ITs

Heart of my heart! My beauty divine,
1 would give up my life to save thine"
That IL nothing" said she,
THE point is, as 1 see.
"Are you willing to give up all nine"
HARRY j. FEASTER.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08

served as Fire Prevention Day. but in order that a special effort may be made to impress upon the public mind the urgent necessity of observ- ing all proper precautions to safe guard us from fire, it has been re- quested by the President that the 10th day of october be set apart for this purpose. It has been aptly sug- gested that there be told in each of our schools on the day named, the Fiftieth Anniversary of the disas- trous Chicago fire. the story of that destructive conflagration brought about through mans carelessness.
 Now, therefore, 1, Thomas E. Campbell, Governor of the State of Arizona, do hereby designate Monday, October 10, 1921, as Fire Prevention Day, and I urge every citizen to take an active part in all measures looking toward the prevention of fires. It is requested that the day be observed by clearing up and abat- ing all circumstances of iNflamable material and abolishing a fire haz- ards wherever same may be found. Let the day become Che of rigid in vestigation of all premises with a view of preventing the incepton of conflagrations. In this worthy mom- ent our churches can be of great as- sistance in spreading the doctrine of carefulness from the pulpit and through the Sunday School. The pro- motion in our schools of systematic instruction in fire prevention should be given special attention on this day. in order that there may come about at frequent intervals a recurrence of public realization to the ever-present peril of fire and the means whereby this calamitous destruction of life and property may be averted.
 In Witness Whereof, I have here unto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed Done at Phoenix, the Capital, this 30th day of September. 1921.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL Attest: Ernest R. Hall, Secretary of state.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
GOV. PROCLA|MS .0CT. 1O AS FIRE PREVENTION DAY

Tn the following proclamation Gov ernor Thomas E. Campbell sets aside October 10 as Fire Prevention Day:
 That America cannot afford to dal- ly with the fire fiend or to relax her vigilance, becomes increasingly ap- parent as the long list of ruinous conflagrations. frequently attended by loss of life, continues seemingly unchecked.
 Despite the fact that we are con- stantly being urged to exercise pre- cautions for the prevention of fires and the costly experiences which we continue to undergo. great deal still remains to be accomplished before we shall have attained the goal de- sired, namely that of doing away with all preventable fires. When we reflect upon the fact that approxi- mately 15,000 persons, ,mopt of them women and children, are burned to , death in the United States each year, l a much larger number are serious 1 ly injured, and property amounting | to billions of dollars destroyed. il ! brings forcibly to mind the neces- | sity for constant and never-flagging effort to hold in check this monster of destruction.
 l Obviously every day should be ob'
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
Fire Prevention Day, October 10, 192


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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
BEZDRATNA STANCE MA
VYCH. 9. ULlCI BUDE ODE
VZDANA v PONDELf SVE-
MU UCELU.

Ma ipatf VI Q. ul u ie-
zerniho pobfezniho pieru bu-
dily nozornost zelezne kon-
strukce. pnouci Sc do znatn6
vJse. Jsou to priiimaci stani-
&c radiov6 telegrafie a 2 nich
iedna odevzdana bude svemu
Gtelu iiz pfisli pond6H, bude
prastredkoyaci stanici Sc sta
nici umisterou ma Glen Mar
tin poll Jsou to tfi veze, jea
isou tIanky fet6zu bezdrat-
nJch stanic TIadnich, ziizova-
nlch podtl yelkych iezer a ur-
cenlch hlavnt k udrzovani il
skroveho spojeni $ pluiicimi
Tod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
VOLBY V PRED
MESTfCH.
Cleveland Heights pro NEST
skeho managera.

Neid6lezit6i5f udaloFti pri-
marnfch voleb We ctyfech Gle
velandskych pfedm6stfch bvlo
pIijeti syft6mu m6stsktho RI
ditele, ktery proSel skutecn
nepfedvidan6 znacnou vets
non pomeru 10 hlasu K Jed
nomu Y Cleveland Heights.
Y East CIevelandu bvlo osn1
m6stsllfch komiaafd nominov
no t6m6f be- oposice. Neodvi-
sla Strana, iez Sc snazf zam6-
niti komisafe nyneisi, m6la vat
5iho dsp6chu. nez-li ctyfi kan
didati, "a kterd Sc postavila
dnesnf m6stska administraca.
Ve West Park porazil bFva-
n marsdI Matt F. SIavin ~
tuhtm boil Jos. NJ Kundtz
v pom9ru 2 k jednt pfi demo
kratick6 v6tSine. Mayor Fl. c.
Reitz a zbytek republikansk6-
ho nominatniho listku prose.
vsak bez valn6 konkIrence
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
RIDLTFL SPROSTY PROPU-
STIL a POLlCISTY.

20 yysetrenl znameho pr
padu, kdy serzant Edgar Mar
I'm a straznik Edw Dvorak
nell Sc dopustiti loupeze auto
mobilu, nalozentho koralkou,
propustil yCera iiditeI mestske
bezpecnosti A. B Sprosty oba
proyinilce definitiyne Z poll
ceJni sluzby. Oba propusteni
.e yyslovili, ze ae nespokoiuIi
Unto rozhodnutlm a Ze Sc od-
folsji ke komisi clgilni sluzby
Podobn6 byH propulsion.
~traznici Kelch a Kluter, ktert
byli usv6dteni, ze \ sluzebnt
dobt Sc opili. Shaznik Press.
Ter. obvinen, ze Sc choval zpu
4obem policejniho 0redniks
edustoinym, byl sice ahle
in vinnym. ale potrestan ler
n, ze mu bude dana ohvv
d letni dovolen4 ~ 10 Ii
opadu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
PAM BARBORA KREJZLO-
VA VYCHGELOVA MA MA
DEJI STATI Sc OPERNi
"HVEZDOU."

Dcera prostych GeskJch ro-
ditu, iez byla narozena w
choyana ma farm6 ma Clague
rd. Dover, ieyila liz od utleho
ml1dl znatntho hudebniho Ma
DAM, ,znaticiho Sc zejmtna kras
nym zp6vem, ma zvutnl hlas.
nadherny lyricky zabarveny
sopran. Osud jeji ysak az do
sud il vykazoval jint drahy.
Proydala Sc Il lila y els. 1877
zap. %. ul.
Posledn6 meskala navSteyou
v New Yorku, Y Elmhurstu.
kde byia predstavena byval6
slayn6 operni primadonn6
Sembrichove, jez Sc nyni veno
yala vyucovani zpeyu. Posled-
l6jSi uslySela nadanou naSi
kraianku zpivati a byia ieiinl
pfednesem TAX uneSena, re il
vyZvala, ably Il nj "a ucelem
dalsiho studia zustaIa PL Krei
zlova Wychgeloya vratila Sc
tyto dny vsak do Clevelandu a
otekava pi Sembrichovou '
pond6li k navSteve. "a ktere
by uiednan byl postup dalsiho
hudebniho vzdelani. Sc zmine-
nou primadonnou hodla pod
niknouti jiz pristine lara um6-
leckcu cestu, ale trvale neho-
dla Cleveland, ktery sobt IA
miloyala opustiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
''sVE1"
LASkOU X RODiNE SVE.
DEN K UTEKU z TREST-
NICE.

Pred dvema roxy odsouzer
byl Archie Kanek pro krade5
automobile ma neurcitou dobu
do ohiosk6 trestnice. SvFn
chovanim ziskal 81 ddv6rv
pravy trestnice, iez mu dala
prdci v ciheln6 v Junction City
v tut6z dobu dostal z domova
dopis, nemz mu manzelka
yylicoyala ieii stradani a sou.
casne oznamovala onemocn6n
til ditek. Zde hledati hlavnt
pficinu, proc Kanek jedaohc
dine zmizel a nebylo po mem a
ni stopy
Cd dolby t6 pfestalo take
~tradani jeho rodiny, jez do
<tayala pravideln6 penize
AXE jeho zena 81 mohla zfi-
liti stravni dun. N6iaky do.
.brF ptitel v5ak oaaamii de
tektivum, re Sc dome Kan
o~t, 3051 Seymour Ave. zdr
.zuje uprchly trestanec. De
.tektivova Kutina q Burkhart
Eli po dane stopt a take Kan
IA dnes rano naSli schovanehC
pa pud6.
Pii vyslechu udal, ze ne.
mohl sn6sti bidu rodiny IL
aprchl do Pittsburku. kde 50.
DE nasel praci a kazdy vyd6.
Ianr cent ze postal domu. Tou
ha lei vSak tahla k rodin6 q
proto Sc odvazil k navst6ve
jez zmafila vsechny ieho tou.
hy 20 nabyti svobody. ZatCe-
ui Kanka bylo oznameno spra
We trestnice a tato 81 pro upr-
hlika po$le.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
ZALORA PAINESVH .SkYCH
TOVARNfKU BUDE PRO
JEDNAVANA V PCNDELf.

Vcera mtlo byd ma okres-
MIN soudt " PainesviIle VIDA
no ocekayan6 rozhodnuti v ia
lobe tamn6jsi odeynicke firmy
Meyer a syn, ktera zalrje Gle
yelandske tovarGiky odiyu j II
nie 0 nabradu skod We yy3i
1900. kterou domneIe zayod
utrp6l dohodou docilenou Y
Cleyelande mezi zamestnava-
tely a delnictyem. Soudce Rey-
nolds. iak znamo, odlczil w
dani rozsudlu minulF patek
ma dterg. ale odlozil rozhod-
mutt ma zadost zal0ici firmy
opttn6 ma prIsti pondeli Maj.
W. J. Mack. nestrannI pfedse-
da. ienz Y smiru zastupoval
krejtovsk6 prumyslniFy a jest
iednim - zaloyanycA, yratil
Sc Z prazdnia, aby procesu
byl pritomen. Podobne Sc do
stavi j maj. SAM J Rosenson
Z New Yorku. ienz byI tlenem
dohedoveho telesa. Macka "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
KONGRESNlK III. & GAHnI
VYSETRUJE POMERY MA
ZDEJSf POSTE.

Nedavna obvinenI zdpis.h9
postmistra Murphyho ctv:
ieho asistentu Z nescbopuost
q liknavosti uredni. vzueeen.
ma ne po5tovnimi inspek;or,
bvIa vtera poznoyu zkoumal
<ongresnikem Harry g. Cab.
lem, ienl byl k tomuto uko
lu zmocntn druhymi clevelaHa
sk[mi kongresniky Tn. Il. Brr
tonem a NJ q. Nortonem. u
1olem jeho jest piesvcde.t;
osobne d panujicich pOmt
rech ma zdejSi poStt a vFsie
Elk ieho s4tfeni bude predl3
zen II. II Workovi. frVAime
asistento generllniho postm.
ira We Washingtone
Calm zdrzi Sc V Clevelande
30 cclI tyden q odebtfe pa
va tydennf dovolenou o Dozd5-
n odebtre Sc do Washjngto
nu, ably die vJsledku sytho
3etfeni spolu ostatnimi Gle
voIandskrmi kongresniky pp-
ial o zdejsi poste dobroztldn.
iez bude o propasteni z5e1-
I'll poSt9ynieh gEssich II -
III rozhoduiicim St4ti Sc ~
ak /. zafl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10

Sdruzeni, jez si vytklo ii>tt
chvalyhodny ell postaviti utu-
iek starym kra anum. ktert
osud neZahrnu pozemskym
estim jehoz snahy by me-
" byti vSeobecne podporova-
ny. usporadal minule ponJeli
vglet do i~t6 >rasn6ho nista
ma jezernim pobrezf, do Eu-
lid Bach parkl yFletnici w
ieli 20 skoncent schulz q c.
sk6 Narodn Sine na Broad
way a doraziIi < polednlmu ma
vyletni misto. kde soucasne
llonali vylet SFobodni Zedna-
li. Navst9va bya z ceske stra-
ny yelice pekna a zabava sku-
.tetn6 originelni vymykajIc Sc
? obv6einIch pi'lnikd PAM
BauSova darovala peknou "a
stdrku, kterou pfedsedlla pl
Anna Nike51va obsadiIa, kite
r5zto loterie vy1esla $4.O0 pro
dobro sboru. Zasluhu zdaI
celtho podniku ma zabavnI
vybor, ienz nelitoyal prace
eooien6 pfipravou q soucas-
ne d6kuie ySem navst9vnik1n
kraian6m, kari Sc 0 uspech
Il liz iakymkoli zpusoben
pritinili
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
POWELL NAKAZUJE Desc
TIDENNf PRiMERi v TIE
SARSKE STAVCE.

Delawarsky soudce Harry
p Jewell, jenz vypomaha na
zdeiSim okresnim soud6, w
dal vtera odpoledne dotasnI
soudnf zaRaz. die ktertho ne
hi doyoleno stavhuiicim unio-
yrm tesaram pfekazeti iin@a
zamestnarcdm ma iednotIi-
vvch koatraktech Sdruzeni
-tavitelsETch zamJftnayatelJ.
Zakaz vsak pfipousti, ze unio-
vf tesafi chou stanoriti ctyti
hlidky d. h'avniho stanu Sdru
zcnf do kazd6 stavby podni-
kane konraktorem, ianz ie
tlenem zmin6n6ho zamestna-
vatelskeho sdruzeni
Tesafati kontraktofi ma zvla
stni ~ch4zi " Builders Ezchan-
o. proiednali SERVANT na d'i-
vtisim prohlaseni vyvoIantm
st&vkou ] sm6rem urfenrm w
koan%m vTborem StaEitelskt
Sdruzcol die ktor&ho mohou
zamastnati tal1ov6 tcsare. KITE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
We prospech posta-
venl pomniku Bla-
tenskym vojinum a
legionarum.

Ma provolani We "Sv6tu'
minul6 pond6li uvefejn6n6,
We prosp6ch vySe uvedeneho
dcele zada chvaln6 znamT
krajan d mattel obchodu V
Mt. Pleasant, {. 3744 E. 131.
I'll. p. Jan Prime, vSechny kra
jany z Blaine a okoli, by sv6
piisp6vky Il n6ho aneb u je-
ho bratra Rudolfa Prince,
1924 Cable Ave. slozili, po
pfipad6 ably zavolali telefO-
ZEN Union 124 W., ze svui
pi1sp6vek mali pripraveny.
Manzelky jmenovanJch kra
ianu isou ochotny milodarv
skolektovati a sbirku osob-
ne zahdjiti. VeSker6 pri-
sp6yky takto sebran6 budou
ljhrnn6 We 'Sv6tu' kvitovanv
a pax Ma misto urteni bu-
dou zaslany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
ODJfZDf DO CESKOSLO-
VENSKA.

We ctvrtek. IL. t. m. Evplu-
Fl u New Yorku ieduotridni 10
III Nimekahda. pfeplatn spo-
ctnosti American Line 10
Nambmku ti1tlenaa r3dina =.
ptorka a p Richard SchEeh
rypraveni peel p Fred Hola-
ia. fiditele cizineckeho odde-
1eni The Cleveland Trust Co.
newburghskt odbockH Na&,@
kraianum prejeme s. 'astnen
eestu do vlaSti.
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ZABIL BRATRA.

Philadelphia. 8. srpna. Had
ka o tom, kdo lest zodpoytd-
nym "a teIefonni 6tet ma SAIL,
m6la "a nasledek zabiti Ralpha
Penrose. 30-let6ho. jeho bra
trem Normanem, 26-letym, We
str&vnim doba Y Elkins parku
nedaleko odfud Hadka vedla k
rvacce q skoncila strelbou.
Eminent mu1i isou synov6 "a
mozn6ho farmare ma odpotin-
kn-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-10
NOVY POLlCEJNI KORA-
LECNf SKANDAL.
Policie Cleveland Heights
neni take obrn6na prot
svodum.

Policie Y Cleveland6 a ieho
predm6stich ma posledni
dobe neobvyklou smdlu. u mas
nell policaiti uloupiti auto
mobil nalozeny koralkou, Y
Lakewood rozebrali cely lodni
naklud konfiskovanych liho-
vim a vGera Sc proklubala po-
dobna ostuda " Cleveland
Heights, ma kterou utinil uda-
nj ieden Z vlastnich jejich rad,
straznik Alvin Guttman, jenz
vini sv6 kolegy nejen re suro-
v6ho nakladani Sc zatcenrmi,
ale 2 drobnIch kradezi a pr
ylastnovani nedovoIenym zpu
sobem lihoyin k vlastni spotfe
be. Guttmon. kterl 81 patrnt
svIm udavaGstvim vlastnich kc
legd chce "vypucovat klikr' u
svToh pfedstavenych, hodla
vSe odpfisahnouti udanf uGi-
nil teprye nyni pred prohibit-
mimi agenty, proto ze Sc bal
ze by nepochodil dobfe. Kole-
PoyG ieho wall 81 koralku sou
dem urtenou k zniteni iemu
dali take iednu lahev Tia pry
patrn6 nutkan svym syedo-
MIN. yse "pro5t ouchl". N1kte-
II policistt takto zfskanou ko-
ralku prI prodavali
Mayor Cain nafidil, ally O
celt zalezitosti Romano hylo
dne5niho vetera setreni. Po-
dobne nekamaradsky zachoval
Sc byvaly poIicista Casserley
ienz ntktert denunciace Gutt-
manoyy potyrzuje. X dnesni-
mu yyslechu budou pritomni
federalni prohibiCni agent
Counts prohibitni Inspector
Jones. Lihoviny 0 kter4 Sc jed
M, byly zabaveny Y prosinc;
ma dyou prohibitnich vypra-
yach, "a jednf prilezitosti "a
bayen byI autotruck whis
kou projiZd6jici predm6stim.
a druhA Zasoba Zabavena pri.
prohlidce iist6ho domu ma
Princeton road. Kdyz Sc pro
hibicni slidiIov6 poptAvali, ja-I
kF osud kontrabant potkal, byI
10 Jim hlaSeno, ze zabavenY
5tof byl znicen, kdezto nyni
Guttman prichazi Sc zalobou.
ze PAM policajti vlastne vse
mezi sebou rozebrali. BalToWs,
policeini nacelnik v Cleveland
Heights tVrdi, ze udanl Gut
mana neisou pravdiva IA veri,
re dnesni vySetrovani dokaze
nevinnost policaitu a slibuin n
dayaCi bez milosti vyhaZoy, mel
podari-li Sc mu dokazati To,
go tyrdi.
Tonto nemluvi vSak ien 81
ulradene koralce, ale vini POI
licsty, re braly zatcenym ciGa-
rety tyto sami take yykouii-
il, dale pravl, ze Sc strazccv6
beZpetnost dopousteli sI1uI
tecntho tyrani vtznu TAX byl
" jeho pfitomnosti pol str4a-
nikem Hsty pro opilstvi zat-
teny muz udefen tax prudce,
ze svalil Sc k zemi. zalit klvi,
yahci Sc nosem a usty Take
iistou pro nepatfny prestupek
zattenou zenou bylo zaehaze-
no yelice surove.