davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
HURL|NC OF MEEKER AND
BURNS FEATURES VICTORY
Each Pitcher Yields Only Six Hits
and Gives Two
Passes.
SHANNON CLOCTS TRlpI
BAKER and Arrlgon Get Two Bag
"crs-Pools Featured nj Bat FOR
Cats, Hitting Two Doublcs-NIan-
aocr Ryan Sent to Clubhouse.
SHANNON CLoUTS TRIPLE

StFFoLk. VA, Aug. ic.--lu fas,
game featured by the alr-tiEht hurl-
ing Of Mcekcr and Burns. the visit
ing colts his afternoon tool, the third
and deciding game OF the series from
the cats by the score OF To J.
Burns and Mcckcr each allowed six
nuts and each gave two passes to
first base. Moekcr famed five men
while Burns struck out only one
Both teams played crrorlcss bail.
'hc fielding OF the visiting team at
times being sensational In two in
stances faster fielding by the Cats
would have prevented runs
Baker and -trragon secured two
hagSerS. wh!A shannon lincd-uut Il
triple Poole featured at bat for tn"
home team. getting two doubles out
81 four trips to the plate.
For too vigorously protesting de-
cisl"n. Manager Ryan was sent TO the
clubhouse by Umpire HARRISON.
Tin.
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MEEKER TO START GAME
HERE AGAINST SENATORS
Interest in Performance Friday of
Zig i6aS,Icrs tirOwing-Eans
To Watch O'EuIrlr

Lefty M"ckcr. who yesterday
hurled air-tight ball AGAINST the sur
FOLK cats. viii start the game be-
tween The Washington Senators and
The Richmond colts here tomorrow
afternoon. IL was announced last
night. Mccicr probably Will pitch
Nv" innings aud then yield the boN
To another member of Manager
Ryan'S hurting staff
interest III the game here Friday
is growing. Local fans vii! he given
their first opportunity to witness a
big league team in action from many
moons. and ii is expected that large
nuinbors Will turn, out.
pltourkc. u newcomer To the Sen
atorS. VIII be closely watched by
local fans tomorrow. O'Rourkc plays
short field for Manager MCBridcS
aggregation. and. according To re-
ports. il the sensation of TIL" team.
lie is regarded as one uc the best
shortstopS in the American League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Ruth Gets And Homer:
Home-Run BakerIiits Two

NEW YORK. Aug. i0.-"Babc"
Ruth got his forty second homer
OF the season in the third inning of
the Yankees li-tu-S victory over
the White SoX here this afternoon.
scoring 4 run ahead OF him. There
were Two out at the time. lone
Kun Baker got two homers. The
fanks went into first place again
by reason of this victory and of
the Indians, defeat i'll rhiiadcl-
phja. : To =.
Euth's record for The day fol-
lows:
First inning Two out. nobody
on tanned.
Third inning Two out. one on.
hit homer into the Icft-neli
blcachcrs.
Fourth inning Three on. no
body out. walked. forcing in run.
ana died on base.
Sixth inning First man M.
hunted safely ana scored on
Bakers homer.
Seventh inning One on, ono
out. famed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
CHURCH HILL LEADS
IN COMMERCIAL LEAF
I"lin-kola Loses by I-to.1 8,
Hitting of Dcvinc and .;tr,i,
ftnftIrpS

Ivy defeating Taku-Kola vcs,o
81 'e'''o"h 10y the score % tot
game featured by the two b,mo
oi Devine and the one circuit
" run church IIiiI took loade,
III the Commercial League race
ii"rreison. for Church Irill nj,
"" VI 'he best games seen in
Commercial League this 90.
tanning ten men ana hurting 4,
''''e Dan III The pinches. Twice
men on second ana third he ro
'hc opposing side by strikcoute
- ne hciding OF roh. at .bor,
ihka k7la. featured the game. <,
Church hin,
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NEW YORK AMERICANS
CAPTURE FINAL CONTEST
Tw" liomcrS by Baker and One
by Ruth Aid in
Victory.
Lny Associnted rrcss.l

NEW YORK. Aug. l0.--Thc New
York Americans returned to the lead
IN the American League by on. uoint
today. defeating Chicago in the last
game OF the series. u to s The vic
tory enabled New York to win its
series from the seventh place Chicago
team.
The game WAS featured by the
momentum hitting OF Baker and Ruth.
Baker hit two home runs and Ruth
one. Collins won his sixth straight
victory for New York
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Comparative Unknowns
Defeat Veteran Golfers
IBy Associated Press

DENVER. COL. Aug. l0.-Statc
champions. former champions ana
veterans went down in defeat be-
fore comparative unknown i'm the
first and second rounds OF the an
nual Trans Mississippi Golf Assoc
citation tournament at the Denver
Country club today. The after
noon round saw the elimination of
Alexander Graham. Kansas State
champion: Blain" Young. Nebraska
state champion. and Harry g.
l.eSr. five times champion and
-FOUR times runncrup in trans Mis-
siSSippi tournaments
Eight golfers from nv" States
remained in the championship
running after IN, second round of
the tournament tonight. They
were: j. &. Ward ana !. =.
Stutlc. of Kansas City. Mo: George
Won ELM. Of SAT- Lake city. Utah:
j. y. Kennedy. OF Tulsa. Okla: T.
u Cochran. OF Wichita Falls.
Texas. and \. IL Warner. L.. -
Bromiieli. and l.. c. Palmer. OF
Denver.
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WHERE THEY pINS TpD\y
High Point ri Raleigh
Durham at Greensboro
Dnn,ilic at Nin>,,u-Salr,
Play Tie f.ntiir.

kihean's 'Rcliables." ponnant win-
HefS IN the Nca: Packers League
PihEed an al!-star team composed Of
otheH players of other t.ams Of the
league 10 a l0-to-lO Tie Yesterday TN.
;wo mines will me"t again next We'd
nesday ut Byrd Park W. FIcisch-
hauser is manager OF the Kingan
team
Scor" by innings Il II T..
Ali-Siars .........o2l Gol-IO II >
kinran .lOi JO0-l0 il 1
Hatterics-cam ptcll and Stumpf:
Green, Taylor, Hoover and II. Taylor.
south Atlnnii h>>"rintiOn Results.
charlotte. ,: 'iTr.nVill" g.
Columbia. 81; Spartauhurg s.5.
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BROWN TAKE FINAL
Hes Associated rre.. |

WASIlINGTON, Aug. lO.--St. Louis
made il three out OF four from Wash
inGton by taking the final game of
the series today. . to .. Shcckcr was
effective in all but two innings, while
the visitors bunchcd hits OF Zach
AIRY. who also was poorly supported.
The score:
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ATHLETICS EVEN SERIES
tEy Associated Press. !

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ie,-I.v
punching seven hits mixed with fou;.
errors in the seventh inning. Phila-
dclphia scored seven runs and cvcncd
the series with Cleveland The final
standing was. to in favor of the
Athletics In the seventh inning
Walker male his second home run
in two days.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

'"r i'i"l''hl ia 'lShth.
MATTED 20! Morrison In eighth
nr"oSiyn ........... 900 0iO OD0-l
Pittsburgh .n0O Onn oon a
-. summary: Tw"-hase hit-Schmandt
Three base hit-Eirbo. stolen h,sc
johnston. Sacri!Cc-kiidun Icr,
on base brooklyn. T. rittsburch. &.
i.asc on buils--non" IitS-un Nor
rison. :. in innings. or oinxncr. /
III l. off Galore. 6 IN q Struck out
by tadorc. l. lay Morrison. !. bv
,'iazn"r. |. Winning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Losing Standardization t'mpircs-
Rigl"r ana Moran Time 90
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CARDS AND REDS DIVIDE

ST LOUIS Aug. !V.-Thc Reds ana
'rhihnls. batting IN a dria.linr rain
and well into darkness, spli, , douh,.-
header today. -, Louis taking the
iirSt game. s 10 1. aud Cincinnati the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

r'HVIcU TOT Ft!lNDtk III StN'Uth.
'Ran for Wick in seventh
Stated for Thormahlcn in ninth
Score by innings: X
summary: Two-basc hits-i!e!i-
mann. Pcnnock. Il. Jones. CohD. Bush.
Three -baSc hits-Ncach. Sargent.
Cobb. Stolen Ncach, i..ibold.
Foster. Sacrifice Flagstcad. Sar-
gent. Basslcr. Double piayS--Fla--
stead to Sargent to Blue. Loft on
hascS--Dctroit. y: Boston. y Bases
on nalls-on Oldham, ;: OF pcnnur.;.
3; off Thormahlcn. /. llits--on Pen
mock. 10 in innings: of Thormah-
len, ; in innings. Strucl: olt-hy
Oldham, '. by pcnnock. >. l. 'si,. =
Observation-Disclosures Umpira+--lw .:is,
and lI!ldcbrand. Timc-l:5S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
BROOKLYN TAKES 1-TO-O
GAME FROM PITTSBURGH
Nadorc Defeats Morrison in Hurlcrs'
Dnci-Nictory Gives Dodgers
Series.

t'E Associated Press
PlTTSl!tRGii Aug. iO-Irool,Iy,
i''ae II three out Of four 10y defeat
ing the Pirates To y in II pitchers
bhttic between Cadorc and Morrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
nonn,nn srrctntor Mt Gum,

icy Associated Press.
fHibAbEi.pi Aug. To-"
BIZ Donovan hcposcd manage
til" Philadelphia National lie;
baseball club, arrived here todn
time 10 be one of tho spectator
tn" Ath!ctics-C cleveland game. He
nounc"d tonight that Ii" had n
received the telegram which J.
dent hurch. OF the rhiilics. dispa q
to him asking for conference \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
TIGERS FINALLY WIN


BOSTON. Aug. i0.-After losing ten
straight games TO Boston, Detroit
finally broke through by taxing the
naual game "f the series. 80 /. to
DAY 10y hard hitting.
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81. I,iuis,


score "E innings: n
Cincinnati .. 200 al 3iG-,
-. Louis ...-...... loo ago 600 J
summary. TwD-bnsc hits-IIurnY-
by. colmhc. Bphnc Home runs
Mann. isoush. Sacrifices Stocl,.
'"umhc. schultz i'rcsslcr. Double
plaE--hohnc To Daubcrt Lett on
bases :; St Louis. :
Eas" on balls-on IIaines. >. on
c"wmbc. / or North. !. u.ts-of
Iiaincs. in Ia; on Shcrdcl. IN
mono: off North. 3 in %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

summary Two-has" hits Ncalc.
hnluc. Roush. Mciicnry. Home runs
Mclienry. F"uruior. Hornsby. Sac
-Daubcrt. E"huc. Double plays
Wineo and Groh; lIorusby to I.ava,.
L" fournicr Left on baSes-Cin-
cinnati. .: st. Louis. > Base on balls
OF i.nGuc. = on rfcn,r. 2 IIit by.
pi'chcr-by pfcmcr ] Empires Hart
and Ensiic. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
>nholiS nj Richmond
Tarbnrn AT Wilson
Rocky Mount mt Newport News
Norfolk AT Port .,nuutI,
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
KichmunIl. 3: suffolk. I.
rocky Mount. 10: Port snIouth. ..
Nnrf"lk. I; Tarboro. =.
Wilson. ): NcMpurt News
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" iis0n.

Summary: Three base hit-A!!cn
First base on balis-on Quinn, /: OF
Phifer. /. Struck out--by Quinn, =;
ny Phifer. 4. Double plays-Walker
10 Martin 70 Roth (2). Time OF game
--l:2O. Umpire Westervelt Atten-
dance--l.000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

summary Two base hits-poolc
-: Baker. Arragon. Thrce-basc hit
shannon. stolen bases -Mathag.
Poole Sacrifice hits-kruGcr. ARA
ION, Wcafcr. Double plays-Arracou
10 Shcohan To Wcafcr. Baker to
Wcafcr. Ma,hap 20 Burns To powney.
Left on bases suffolk. 3. Richmond,
3 Bases ON balls Burns, .; Wcckcr.
:. struck out Burns, / Mc.kcr. !.
rtmc ~ game .3I. Umpircs -Orth
ana lIArhisnm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
BUGS TAKE FAST GAME

WILSON y g.. Aug. TO- In the
fastest game play"d on tho local lot
This season quinn brstod rhifcr In
pitcher, duel by the count oc .
,,
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STANDING, nI ~

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
ttncinnnti mt -. Louis
Chicago ut I'iitsIurrh
Philadelphia AT ISn>tnn
brnnklyn at New Yurl,
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" nSiingtau.

WASHINGTON ........ ol0 DOL O0o--2
Summary. Two-hasc hits-Miilcr.
Tohin Thrcc-hase hits-Jacobson.
Shanks. Zachary. Observation-Disclosures
.; Gerber, McManus. Miller Double
rlays-Gcrhcr To McManus 10 S!sler;
Harris to O'Rourkc to Judge. Left on
basc-St Louis. Q; Washington. Is.
Base on balls-on Zachary, ,. Struck
out--by Shockcr. ,; Zachary. l.
Passed hall-Gharrity. Umpircs--
Wilson. Connolly and Nallin. Time Of
game rs.
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international League Results

I"T-"y CIty. 81. NOchtStur, in-l.
Baltimore. %: Syracusr. a.T.
newark. =: Toronto. =
Reading, :: HuifIlu O.
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rIoridn state League Results.

Bayt"na. II: Jacksonville. ;.
Tampa. .. Orlando. Twelve inninGs)
lakeland 3: ST. Petersburg. ;.
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Standing of the Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. u. lsoston. I.
hilntrIpliia. .: Cleveland. !.
Sew York. ~: Chicago. X.
~. LOUIS. .; Wn>hingtOn. =.
STANDING OF CIlrns

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
NrW FORK AT Philadelphia.
phiN 0ne game sCIirtluI,,n
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
High Point. .: Enlri-h. u.
greensboro. =: Durham. /.
Inn'ilir. o: Winston SnIru. q.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
It. l:anis. Ca: Cincinnati. ID
nro"Hiin. !: Pittsburgh. u.
tNo others lirtiuirtIb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

American Assorintinn Results.
lndianapoii-. >. Columbus. 'hfst
Sdm"D.
Others postponed. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
for Evans in eighth.
Philadelphia


summary. Two-tISr hits-pugan.
Wambscans. Three base hit-uhic.
Home rum. Walker. Stolen bases
WamhS Ganss, puSan. Sacrifice
kins. Dout lc plays-uhlc. Scwcll and
Burns; Scwcll, Wamhsganss and
Burns. Perkins and puGan. Left on
tIsc-Clcv"laud. -; Philadelphia. q.
Base on ballS--off Moore. &; Rommcl.
= Ghlc. !. iii;s-on Chile. II in :
innings; Eaghy, in I; Moore. in
:: Wonc out IN eighth; Rommcl. in
>. struck out-by Moore / Rommel.
J. rhlc, .; nagbS. i. Wild pitch
Moore Losing pi,chcr-Uhlc. UNI
pircS Evans and pinccn. Time, 2.05.
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Totals

summary: Two-baS hitS-Shcrlv
Pcckinpaugh Three base hits
Falk. Strunk Home runs--Ruti,.
Baker 60. Sacriticc-Pipp. Double
rlays--W. Collins. rcckinpaugh and
Pipp. Left on hasc--Ncw York. /:
Chicago. 9 Base on balls-on w.
collins. :: of lode, >; off Davenport.
3, on McWccncy. =. iiits-orr Hodge.
in innings: or Davenport / Cnonc
out in fourth. off NcWccncy. \ i'm >
i"hines. STRUCK nut--by W Collins
!. Hodge. ,: McWccncy. >. Wild
p'tcheS-ii"dcc, Losing pitcher
Hodge. Umpircs-Chill and Mortar
ity Time Of Samc-2:l5.
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Rock Mount.

l. 81
The score 10y innings II.
Portsmouth .... 800 ooa ooc--. :,
Eoc&y Mount 30. oo3 o2> N
summary Home run WON. Two
nnse h.ts-Manniug. Gocsetrec t2l:
ktilcrmaa. Sacrifice hits-nurtscl.
ii"pr". Champin. Stoinback. stolen
Eases SPENCER Neilihor 90. Left on
eS--Fortsmuuth : Rocky Mount.
. Innings pitched Fujlcuwidcr. s.
N"oahcad Maunirg. .. L.cdbcttcr.
. Nus on Fuilcuwidor la of Wood
head 70: on Manning. 6. on Lcdbettcr.
struck out by FuHcnwider. / 10y
W""dhcaa o: by Manning. %: hy Led
better Base on balls OF lFulicn-
wider 3. of Woodhcad. q. off Mann
,,E ~ OFF l.odbettcr, o. Passed ball
WINSTON Winning pitcher Euucn-
Wider Losing pitcher. cdbettcr.
iIInc If gam"--l55 Empires Lewis
oml Weir
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-08
Darujts kniflky q 6asopisy
lxuikuici SLOW. ". lycea v Br2ti-

S4dV0, LAGAC SAOVCdSACiIO CIV. ~
cea v Bratislave obraciame sa na
celn slovenskl verejnost', hlavne
k priatel 'om mladeze prosbou,
aby darovali pre- ziacku kniznicu
tohoto dstavu knihy vedecke, de-
jepisn6, zabavne atd'. aby sa sa-
movzdeMvanfm vychovali statoe-
nj obcania republiky. Slovenske
ev. lyceum je najmensi a najchu-
dobnejsi tistav republiky. Jeho
cele bohatstvo je laska odda-
most k svojmu narodu a vlasti.
Preto proIme cesko-slovensk1 We
rejnost', ably no podporovala uz
ei penaznymi darlni, aiebo kniz-
kami, casopislni, lebo ved' co je-
mu da, dava do buducnosti nasho
naroda. Kazdy najmensf dar s
vrelou vd'akou prijima sprava
slovenskeho ev. lycea Bratislave
na Palisadach. DR.. Samo Bancfk,
doc. spravca. Medvecky, predse-
da vyboru lycea.
- slovenske elektrotechnicke
zavody uc. spoil. v Bratislave "a
klada Banka stavebnych zivnosti
priemyslu fiji. v Bratislave Il
cast. kapitalom poldruha miliona
kordn. V pripravnom WHORE s1
vlad. referent yer. prac inz. Jan
SAX, arch. Jurkovie a ini.
Chorobs Hviezdoslava V
chorobe Hviezdoslavovej nastalc
zlepSenie. Hviezdoslav ctfi sa uz
o mnoho lepsie a sa uzdravi.
- Kto je prefikanejsi? V Chy-
noranoch (Nitrianska) vel mi zle
pochodili mad 'ar6nski krest'. So.
agitatori. Ma 20. febr. mali ia
prist na shromazdenie. Ich priv
senci, tiez mad 'aroni, prichystali
vopred tribunu, vence atd'. Reca-
mi a komediami chceli l'ud prila-
kat do svojho tabora. Ale dove
deli sa tom zilinski krest'. soc,
vyslali tam svojho recnika 12.
hod., ktory take prijatie pripra-
vii pre- mad 'ar6nskych gallovcov,
re sa ma tribunu vobec ami nedo-
stall, l'ud ich nepripustil k slovu
ami ma ulici, museli sa skryt'.
Kol'ko ma obyvatel 'ov me-
sto Presov? Dl'a popisu prevede
neho toho roku Presov ma 1851
obyvatel'ov. Y toho je Slovakov
11,217, Cechov $50, Mad 'arov g.
057, Zidov 1882, Nemcov s51, Ru-
sinov 252, Rusov 96, inych 1874
Roku 1919 NAL PreSov 1852 oby-
vatel 'ov. Vzrast obnaSa 729.
-- Majetok roznavskeho bisku-
pa pod zatvorom. Minister pl-
nou mocou pre- Slovensko nasled-
kom uprazdnenia roznavskeho bis
lupstva vydal nariadenie, V smy-
sic ktoreho vsetok pohnutel ny i
nepohnutel'nE maietok biskup-
stva roznavskeho, leziaci ma nze-
mi Ceskoslovenskci republiky, a.
kc majetok a zakladiny, spra-
vovane menovanIm biskupstvom,
davaji sa pod zatvor. Prevede-
MIN zatvoru d'alSou spravou ma
jetku poverena je Centrilna ko,
m;sia =. k. majetkov pre- Sloven,
sko.
Shromazd 'ovanie pol'skych
vojsk ma hraniciach Slovenska
Zosilnene vojenske posadky boly
pozorovane tychto obciach ma
hraniciach Sarisa: Leluchow mad
Popradom, Do Muszyny prisly 2
prapory vojska, do Dubna jedna
kompania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-08
OZNAMENIE CT. CITATEL 'oM

NaSim ct. citatel 'om sdel 'uje-
me, .ze pan Juraj Repasky, z C.
1857 Homewood Ave, Lansing
vile poyereny je sbierat' pred
platky doplatky na nase noviny
a tiez prijimat' ohlasky do nasich
novin. Prosime ct. citatel 'ov, aby
mu boil v tom IA pomoci.
Vyd. Yo., slov. Novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-08

= ShrOmazd 'ovanie pol 'skych
vojsk ma hraniciach Slovenska.
Zosilnene vojenske posadky boly
pozorovane v tychto obciach ma
hraniciach SariSa: Leluchow mad
Popradom, Do Muszyny prisly 2
prapory vojska, do Dubna jedna
kompania.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-12
PLAN MEET At
MINNEAPOLIS
Leaders in Vocational Education
VIII Hold Four Weeks
Conference. d.

Washington, July 12.-Plans for
four weeks conference of state
supervisors, foremen and teacher
trainers in vocational education, TO
be conducted at Dunwoody insti-
tute. Minneapolis, beginning July IS,
were announced today by l.. 5.
Hawkins, chief of the division Tor
vocational education of the federal
board for vocational education.
The aim of the conference, which
will be a new departure in voca-
tlonal education in the United
States. was described by Mr.. Haw-
kins as bringing together the lead
ers in industry and the educators
of the country with a view to reach
ing a common understanding of the
problems of each. More than a
hundred persons. representing in
dustry and the boards for vocation
al education of the various states,
will attend the conference which
will take on many aspects OF a
school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-12
De Valera's Mother
Speaks.

Rochester, n. Y, July 12.-
CUrited Press. )-Eamonn de Valera
will not be so ''imprudent" as to ac-
cept anything but absolute free
DOM for Ireland in the Irish peace
negotiations, according to the be-
lief expressed today by his mother,
Mrs. Catherine Wheelright.
Il do not believe my son or those
associated with him as leaders
would be so imprudent as to ac-
cept any terms than absolute free
DOM" Mrs. Wheelwright said in an
interview at her home here.
Done With England.
I'VE want no more of England,
forever, but there might be some
agreements made regarding invas-
ion and so forth which would be
satisfactory to both sides"
Interrupted in her work in the
kitchen, Mrs. Wheelwright dis
cussed Ireland and her son only re-
luctantly, saying she had rather
wait until it is all over and Ire
land is free-the dream l have had
since childhood"
Her hair is white, she has finely
chiseled and intelligent features
and is a picturesque personality
She said she came to this country
from Ireland AZ years ago and made
her last visit to that country Il
years ago.
God With Ireland.
ireland has made a wonderful
fight and has made it alone" she
said. "Of course, she has friends on
this side but her fight has been
alone. except that God has been on
her side.
Il believe that Ireland is about to
be free, and am praying that she
will. Brave men have given their
lives for the cause. The people of
ireland have endured untold suffer
ing but those who gave their lives
have not died in vain, l hope
Prays for Freedom.
'My first prayers of childhood
were for Irish freedom, and l have
continued them all through my life.
Before l die, l expect that Ireland
shall be free. Then l shall be
happy.
when it is all over, no doubt the
of the leaders will be
written. Each one has only done
the work which God called upon
him to do. To those who fought and
prayed and worked for Ireland,
those given the humblest as well as
the largest tasks, will belong the
credit if Ireland wins her indie
pendence."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-12
ELEVATOR men
LOSE ON STRIKE
Grain Operators Fill Places With
0thers-Say Congestion Will
Be Over in Three Days.

Chicago, July 12.-The strike of
employees at the grain elevators in
this city is over, insofar as the op-
orators are concerned, as full crews
have been installed and by the end
of the week are expected to be
equally efficient as the striking en-
ployes, according to statement
made by the operators today.
Several million bushels of grain
are held on side tracks awaiting un-
loading, but the operators state the
accumulation is chiefly the result of
a three-day holiday and that all con-
gestion will disappear within the
next three days.