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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-17
RODAkUM Z PODCAPEL II
BEROUNA.

Pan Josef Malik V Elyrii ob.
drzel Cd svych sourodaku 2
Podcapel u Berouna zadost. A.
by vyzval V Americe meskaiici
krajany, by pomohli tam6isi-
mu Sokolu k stavb6 t6locviC-
ny. Zminena Sokolovna by BY
la stfediskem narodniho ruchu
i n6kolika obci, kterlm hrozi-
la i tasteGna germanisace lsi-
Inn nemeck6ho kapitalu. kterV
ZahniZd'oval V blizk6 Karlovv
Hute a kral. Dvora Zufive a
vyboJne nase nepratele. Kdo
mnzeS, prisp6j ochotne S v6do-
MIN, ze prospivaS dobre v6ci.
Penize preje 81 jednota po pri-
pade jako pujcku Jest hotova
obnos tento nechati hypotecn6
ma bndov6 zajistiti. Prisp6vky
pfijima p. Ant. Maly V Plzeh-
skem hotelu ma Broadway a p.
Josef Malik, Meat Market.
Elyria, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-17

Ibyli zamozl> lorotnlci, ket' a.
sujici clSnici a r.ol II 7ide, "a
bgYajici sc Temeslni bchodem
valutou a p0dloudhIctylr pro-
biral rovnea jednotliye Lfioa.
dy Il upozornoyal porotce ma
okolnosti svtdcici We prosp6ch
"hladkdv.
'o resume pfcdsedy odesli
poroe !, porade Q predloze
nych otaz ach.
Vyrok porutca ozu&men byl
o pul 10. hodine ve,erni pc po-
rade, jez trvala 2 a pdl hodiny.
Porota zodpov6dtla fadu ota-
EEK kladne jednomyslnt, ne
ktere ota2ky zamitIa, jinym
prisvedtila v6tsinou hlasil.
O ctvrt ma IL. nod. Y noci
vynesl soudni' dvur roZsudek.
limz Gabriel Chladek odsou-
zen pro zlocin zpronev6ry a
pro zlotin podvodu ma pet let
do tezkeho zalafe, zostfeneho
tvrdym ldzkem ctvrtletn6, a
pro pfestupek zbrojniho pa
tentu k so K pokuty.
Zaj mavo je, ze porota "a
militia otazku, IDA Chladek led
nal 2 1mysl6 zistnych a necest-
nych. take odsouzeny neztra-
ci volebniho prava.
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ochuravelA bolonfm hlavy trudnomysl.
uosu, bolestf kff2i, zvlastnfmi ne
mocemi neb tsou-li postizeny tinem,
nepravidelnostmi, slabostf neb nedu.
hem specinlne zenskpm, maly by se .
tmto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby vajecnfku neb d6lohy leci
bez noae~ 'Bylo-li VAN radeno podro.
biti Sc operaci chirurgicke, aby cd.
stranena tyla pfftina techto chorob
neb pfi zlate ,zfle a prGtrzi. neposlou.
chrite techto pokyn0 IA nedave1te svo1.
zdravf pod rn2, lancetu neb ranlekaf.
skon jehlu, ariz bysto Sc drive pora.
dily sc specialistou.
Nehlede tomu, Jake povahy jes,
Vase nemoc net 1ak dlouho Vas suzu.
Ie porad'te sc tfmto specialistou, aby
cely Vas budoucf zivot nebyl sazce
Start mladi muzi
Nehlede tomu. 1ak jste ne~nocen
nehlede ant k Vasf bezradnosti bez.
nad9jnosti a nehledG ami X tomu, kdya
Yam bylo iiz teteno. ze Vase nemos
Jest nezhojitelna, pf'jd'te a porad'te se
lmto " A"urAN IN iekdfem d Jest-u H.
- a len nltsa uad6ie ma ktere via,
Vase zdravf. mnze tato vesti vasemu
uzdraveni, spokotenosti a stestf
HvLASTNf POZOPNOST se venuje
chemickeml a drobnohlednemu rozbo
eu krye. moce a chrchlu n ysem trpf-
cfm nemccemi dusevnimi a nervovymi
komplikacemi.
VSechny dotazy ndrasu,ta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-17

podrobnosti, takze jednani po-
kracovalo upln6 hladce. bez
neimenSi. prekazky, a zadna
strana nemohla 81 b6hem cele-
no tydne stezovati ami V nei-
menSim.
Odpoledni preliGeni zahaie-
no 3. hodin6. Jezto Chladek
SC vidal jak6koliv poznamky
ku reel statniho navladniho, u
jal Sc slova obhajce Chladknv,
dr. Weiner. Naroval porotce
pred tim, ably Chladka posuzo-
vail ien pod dojmem ieho pred
valetnych trestu. Nutno witt
pfi posuzovani Chladka zretel
ma cely jeho zivot. Chladek,
genlalne Zalozeny, prozil ne
Stastn6 mladi, byl nedbale W.
chovan.
Pfi t6chto slovech vyhal
Chladek kapesnik a ultra 81 o.
cl. kapesnik ma potom neusta-
lie pfitisknut ke tvari.
Obhajce poukazuie ma psy-
chiftrick6 dobrozdani o. .Chlad
kovi, V nemz Sc, hcf jako .6lovek
degenerevany. Chladek byl IL
dumil, nebot' yysvobodil n6ko-
llk lidl cd iist6Ssmrti. Pokud Sc
tyce jeho cinnosti jako komi-
Sai' ministerstva financi, nebyl
Vnen on, ze Sc staly prestup-
KY, ale cely system, zavedeny
Jirakem V ministerstvu finan-
Il. Jirak najal ChIadka, absol7
7enta troitfidni obecne Skoly,
Z povefil jej spravou detektiv-
liho oddelenf. Instrukce mu ne
ial zadn6. .Provokaterstvi bylo
Chladkoyi ulozeno. Sami jeho
oredstaveni potvrzuif, re CHA
lex cinil udani a neni tedy
nozno jej whit re zpronevery.
Jstatn6 stat ruGi "a prehmaty
'bzalovan6ho. Jisto ie, re ii.
idoz Sc hlasi jako poskozenf,
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Ctsni ctenarri "Sveta" jsou
tirnto zadani, by pffi SVEN
velikonocnim nakupu vsno-
vail pozornost PIP. obchodni-
kim, kteri sve zbozi We
"Svetu' k prodeji oznamuii.
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OPOZDENE OZNAMKY.
VYPRODAM

VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroje "a tovarnl cenu,
iako clarinety, cornety, from
bony, baritony, bassy a iinG.
Tez vykladni skfin6. Pfiid'te
hned, dokud je vybtr Haste
Sc u V. Sfstek, 4248 Broadway.
o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-17

Ma povzbuzeni ducha Via
stenectvi, zvlaSte mezi mlady-
mi lidmi a on6mi v cizin6 ro-
zenymi, tato socha, dilo
Paula W. Baitlotta, proslul6-
no new-yorskeho sochare, bu-
de poslana po motorovem voze
Z Baltimore, kde byla ulita,
ma slavnou cestu do Water
bury, Conn, kdc bude umist6-
ma, ma namfeti Castetn6 sle-
dovana bude costa, jiz bral
Sc Franklin M SVEN ut6ku Il
Bostonu do New Yorku a pres
New Jersey do Flladelfie.
'Veho napotonlnihc domova.
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DODRODRUT1 rHL6DTT
PRED SOUDrM

K Chebu, 26. unora. lin,
ma pofatla dne5n .ho iednani
l1tere zah. mo 0 pul q. hod.
podal obhajc, Ghladta dr
Weiner navrb ma olnovnnf nra
vodniho fizenl, jezto nu $ al
81 FriC Klazar sd6lili move III;
vazne okolnosti We prosp6ch
obzalovaneho. Fric dopmil
svou vypoved' V ten smysl, ze
Ceske srdce je Vefejnopravni
instituci Klazar doplnil svou
gypoved', ze pry mu dal CHA
dek rozkaz, ably zaznamena-
val serie a tisla blnkovek w
danych.
Soud rozhodl pc kfatk6 po-
rade, re pokud Sc tyGe Fri6e,
je zalezitost vyflzena, jezto ie
ziisteno, re Cesk6 srdce ie in
stituci soukromou.
Pokud Sc tIce 'noveho vvsle-
chu Klazara, pfistoupil ma ma
vrh obhajcdv, a dial predvolati
klazara, meSkaiiciho V budo-
We, lee jeho vypov6d' neprine-
sla mic nov6ho.
Pfedseda prohlasil pr1vod-
nj rizenf "a definitivn6 skonce-
ne a dalrozdati otazky, klade-
ne pOrot6.
Otazek hlavnich ie "a, We
dleiSich % | dodatkova. Zn6
il die obzaloby ma zproneveru
V trade, kradez, padelani L.
rednich listin, kfiv4 svedectvi
atd. Odpov6di ma dbdatkovou
otazku ma porota rdkhodnout,
zda Chladek jednal pfi pod
manipulacidh y niz-
kych a ne6estnych pdhnutek.
Po pfeGteni otazeA uial Sc
s!ova statni navladni DIR.
Boehrsch. Podal neidr.ve vse-
obecnou charakteristku Chlad
ka. Nepostrada pry geniality a
take pred porotou Inepusobi
nejhorSim dojmem. lee to vSe
pfedstira, nebot' zna prilis do
bre soudni ovzduSi. Porota
necht' Sc media oklamati po-
vrchnimi Zjevy, nitro Chladko-
70 je upln6 cern6. Olzalovany
chtel vzbuditi doiem, re ie Ii
dumil, ale neni tomq TAX, pro
Iidstvo neucinil MECH b. Je prav
Ia, ze vysvobodil mlioho lidi q
gojny, ale je dokaza no z mno-
IA pripadiI, re tax neuGinil ne
ziStne. Jednal vzdy re zlotin-
lych popudd. Chladek byl srov
lavan S hejtmanem z Kopni-
1u. ,Panov6! Srovnavati kopnil
,keho hejtmana Chladkem,
.namena ublizovati kopnick6-
nu hejtmanu. Kopnicky hejt-
nan byl nemluvn6tem IL srov-
lani "generalmaio iorem re III
iolan".
Po t6 rozebira podrobn6 jed
body obzaloby.
Pc statnim navladnlm mlu-
iii obhaici poskozenych, ma
ez jednani pferuseno do tfeti
lodiny odpoledni.
Dluzno V posledni den pro-
esu upozorniti ia vzorn6 jed
lani predsedou drem. Roko-
EN-, ktery ovladd ohromny
naterial procesu do nejmenSi
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Osetruje veskere nemoci
muzEG, zen a ditek.

kataru zaludetnfm chorobAm q.
Vennje obzvlastnf pozornost.
Epite-n katarem. prijd'te necht.
se.fvysetriti. Nemocnf a chorobou DO.
nakud napadenf. NELL by sc uchopitt
prne2itosti jeho navstevy Navstiyte
le1 budeto GspokoJeni. Jestli ze les,
vas pffpad nevyleeitelnS. rekne vam
TAX beg okolkn a poradf VAN v ne.
shotitelnosti. zadne chorohnS mus
neb zena nemtli by zameskati pora.
diti Sc tfmto specialistou.
Jste-li postizeni rheumatismem. ner.
vosou. vodnatelnostf. otokem rukou
neh nohou. nesnazeni jater, srdce,
slabosti nervh net jinou chorobou sla
bostni. jste-li 2sinalg. trpften zavra
Il, nechutf k jfdlu, zacpou nezazivno.
sti padoucnicf neb zaludecnfmi a strey
Mimi nepofadky. pfijd'te dr. Snellovi
Mate-H skvrny. krevnf, koznf neb
vlasovy neduh, prtitrz neb zlatou zflu
vse sc q uspechem lecf
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DR.. Albert F. Smell

Doktor letf vsechny chronicle memo.
cif 4 zmrzacenf mu2n ! Zen detf. Y
mhohem pffpad6 mnze bSti zabraneno
| oreraci. sveftte-li Sc mn v lAtenf
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kONSULAT PRO OHIOSKE
POLAkY BUDE UMISTEN V
DETROIT.

Polaci Y Ohiu must Sc kon
sularnich zalezitostech doroz-
umivati Detroit, kde bude kon
sulat t62 pro Ohio otevfen pfl-
stim uterym. Konsulem repu-
bliky Polske V Detroit jmeno-
van byl G.. Barthel z Neiden-
thalu.
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HLEDAJi Sc.

Ceskoslovensky generalni
konsulat (31 Ea5J II St, New
York City hleda tyto Eraia
n
NJ rie Pintova, Milwaukee.
Franz F"linger (Telinger)
New York
Emil (ArmIl, Steiner, 55l
Grand Street, New York.
Frant. Linhart, 1n8 Rose
st., Baltimore, Md.
Josef Lenhard. New York.
Rudolf Apeltauer,
Vojtech Sladkovsk5, elektro
technik,
Karel DolezaI,
Jan Uhlik, Baltimore, Md.
Ladislav Berbolak, New
York.
Rodina Grcenwoodova
(Gruenwald) 81 Church st.
Boston, Mass.
Helena Repkova, New York.
Josef Mat6jek, New York.
Vendelln Moravfik, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Vaclav Czech,
Jakub Aronsolm,
Jan Indrichovit,
Josef a Frantiska Rihovi.
Josef BureS.
julius Valko, New York CT
.ty.
karel Rombald,
Frantisek Safar, Passaic, n.
j.
Josef BaCak, Buffalo. N. T.
Josef F. Bernaschek, New
York.
Hubert Neugebauer,
Marie Haueslerova. New
York.
Gelb lsidor, New York.
Vymlatil Leo. New York
Frantisek Dyofak, New Jer-
sey.
lIlupski Marie, New York
Josef Rozenkranz, New
York.
Rudolf Surovy, New York.
Josef Bican. New York.
FrantiSka Ruzkova, New
York.
Anna Radova, New York.
Pavel r. Vokal. Hartford
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Miss America |. Leads in
Gold Cup Speed Boat Race

DETROIT. Aug. 27.-The Miss America
I. Of the Detroit Yacht Club, pilotcd by
Gar" Wood. captured the first heat of
the gold cup speed boat race here this
afternoon. defeating the Miss Chicago
Of the Chicago Yacht Club, driven by
George Wood, the victor's brother. The
winners time for the thirty miles was
31:5l ~. an average speed Of $50 miles
per hour.
The Miss Chicagos time was 35 :15 :02.
Only two boats started out OF the orig
inal entry list Of fourteen.
Baby Sure Cure OF Detroit, driven BY
Paul Strasburg. won the first thirty mile
heat OF the Detroit trophy race. prelim-
mary to the initial heat in the gold cup
event. Miss Chicago OF the Chicago
Yacht Club. the only other starter in the
race, developed engine trouble at the
start Of the ffth lap Of the five mile
course after holding a comfortable lead
from the start and finished nearly three
miles behind the Detroit boat.
Baby Sure Cures time was 80 :40:27
The victory gives her points, seven
other boats having been entered but
falling to start. The 1900 inch hydro
plane race. scheduled for late this after
noon, was cancelled. only one boat being
prepared to start.
Baby Gar, piloted by Gar" Wood,
won the first fifty mile heat in the Wood
Fisher cabin cruiser race here to-day
and broke the worlds record for dis
placement boats by covering the distance
at a speed of 43.1 miles per hour The
old record of 1913 miles per hour was
made by Orlo III. at Buffalo in the
Allison-Fisher race August II.
The Orlo III. of the Columbia Yacht
Club finished second in to-days race !:
Nick Mack of the Buffalo Launch Club,
third. and Aye Aye, Sir. Of the Miami
Beach Yacht Club, fourth.
Baby Gar took the lead In the first
or the twenty laps over the two and a
half mile course and was never headed.
The Sallan trophy race for cabin
cruisers was won by White Cap IT, OF
the Toledo Yacht Club. which covered
the twenty-five and half miles In
2:o4:33. Twenty-one cruisers started in
the race.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
ROD AND GUN NEWS

waite between the appearance OF the crabs.
but " was never treaome. II war n snort
just suited 10 a lazy. reflective mood
The warm sunlight produced n somnambu-
liant effect and II seemed good to make be-
lievo Just for once that there was no such
thing as hurry and worry. in life. Often
awakening from peaceful reflections or with
drawing our gaze from some interesting
phase or animal nature, discovered an
Industrious crab had half shredded all that
was left of our bait
I'm couple of hours we had fifteen or
twenty large blue crabs tethered In an active
bunch, which II was risky TO approach too
near, Tor one nip of the big claw would
make a person howl. Their claws closed
with incessant snaps on whatever was within
reach, whether II was blood relative or not.
The average length of tho crab was about
eight Inches, exclusive OF the claws which
when extended laterally about triple this
dimension. II had formerly been the custom
TO tish for item with piece of bright col
orcd rag. by which they were attracted and
then 20 spear them with large bluefish
OF n pole This method. however, resulted in
the needlcsa crushing Of the shell and often
The crab escaped in manEled condition 40
that we considered our method superior In
every way.
Just how long the crab win live out OF
water do not know. but evidently for more
than day. When cooked they turn red like
= lopster, which they also resemble IN taste,
the advantage OF flavor and sweetness being
perhaps, little In favor Of tho crab. Three
or four mako good meal for one person
But after all the real pleasure is in the pur-
SUIT. there being mn ideal proporti ion ~ aw
skin and accomplishment combined
with an ideal restfulncss amid SURROUNDINGS
fun OF interest 70 the nature lover"
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Rockaway Plays Fine Polo
and Beats Whippany River
Score Is 8 TO z After Five Ties
and Extra Period.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WEsTBuRY. L. T., N. ", Aug. 27.-By
a score of to the four polosts of the
Rockaway Hunt Clubs first team de-
feated the remarkably fast and clever
team of the Whlppany River New Jer-
sey) Club this evening in the Interna-
tional Field at Meadow Brook in the
first leg for the Westbury challenge cup,
played on the fiat.
1t was a remarkably fine display OF
high class polo which at times was of
the International calibre, and the scores
of enthusiasts who We're about the side
lines. coming from Philadelphia. points
in New Jersey and the various Long
Island social centres. were more than
repaid for the trip
Five times throughout the match the
teams were tied. and when the timers
bell rang at the end OF the last chukker
it was Tt. The tie goal was made by
Harry East, who rode Quaker Girl, for
trained SO handily by Joseph Murphy
that she outrode the field and tied. 1t
required more than five minutes in the
additional period before Stevenson made
the winning goal after his team had
struck five times for a tally and missed
by scarcely more than three each time.
The lineup and summary:
WHIPPANY RIVER ROCKAwAY HUNT
No. &c NJ. HecksherNo. IVA. Hartman
No. 2--Harry East. No. &C c. Rumsey
No. 3-Dr. il. u. No. 3-M. Stevenson.
Blackwell. Back-J. Cheever
Back-B. X. Gatins. Cowdin
Goals-Rockeway. Cowdin, .: Rumsey, y
Stevenson, i total. 8. Whppany, Hecksher,
81 East, .; Blackwell 2. total, Z.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
FoP LOCAL ANGLERS AUGUST SEPT i-srANDARD TINE

was about twenty feet Of strong cord wound
round n stick. stop Mt convenient
butchers shop procured for us half n pound
Of refuse beef. 4 snlt marsh pond near the
shore Of Buzzards BAY and connected with
Il by a tide brook was our scene of opera
tlons. Hero we had fiat bottomcd punt
that drew only on Inch or two Of water. The
depth IN the pond vn red from six inches to
two fcct, with muddy bottom.
Pulling Off 70 weedy cornor we came
80 rest. FOR there was no motion In the water
and we were a. stationary as " anchored
Then wo tied a chunk of the raw meat 10
ono end of the string and n stone for
sinkcr and threw /. off into the water
"fn a very few minutes news of the slightly
tainted bait had gone forth and blue crab
was seen advancing by jerks from some
little hesitation II seized the meat with
it, two big claws and commenced feeding X
Into Its mouth with the pair of lesser claws.
With q slow. steady pull drew II near
tho boat. n tried TO hold back hut there
was nothing for II 70 hold to but the muddy
bottom and u was soon MT the side Of the
boat, too ravenously Interested In the bait 10
let go or pny any attention 10 ANYTHING else.
Then with steady hut re- pId ift we hauled
n over the gunwnle into the boat, where n
lot ro and rushed around with considerable
~nashng and swapping Of claws. Passing a
looDcd string over one claw, we fastened the
other end 10 thola PIN and resumed our
rrari.
"s'omctimer tre crab was crafy and when
drawn little distance would refuse tn come
my further. ard WIN n sudden stirring IN
~ Tho n1wd dart orr sideways md disappear
others would hang on 10 the bait until fkpriy
70 the boat rail- and then let go Just 1--we
felt sure Of them. Sometimes thaSs v>Sxe
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
TSMEN HOLD REGATTAS- BIZ BILLIARDS-ROD AND GUN

dill did not compete and Bos did not
have serious opposition.
Roudil visited New York in 1912 and
participated in the American interna-
tional amateur tournament, held at the
Liederlxranz. February II to 20. and won
by the late j. Ferdinand Poggenburg.
who tied with Charles L. Conklin OF
Chicago and defeated the latter in play
ing off.
Bos, who Is "a years old. has never
been in the United States. That he
will be welcome stranger" is prob
able. Glowing reports of his skill have
preceded his promise to come. So dis
tinguished an authority on billiards as
that famous French author and anna
teur billiardist. in letter to Maurice
Daily said:
Young Bos of Amsterdam is extraor-
dinary. / think he will become the
strongest amateur of the world. He is
the fastest player have ever seen, ex-
ecutes masse and draw shots with great
precision and has q classical nurse.
Generally his close manipulation is re-
markable and brilliant"
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Amateur Billiard Season
to Have an Early Start
First Of Championship Events
on September 19.

Billiard players will make an earlier
start than usual this season in the tour
naments under the direction of the Ma
tional Association of Amateur Billiard
Players. The first of the seasons cham
pionships. the annual interborough Glass
G 1872 balklne competition. will begin on
Monday, September 10. Practically all
of the Class C division in this section of
the country will stand as competitors,
including Charles Steinbugler, who so
ably won the trophy year ago.
Arrangements for the tournament are
already under way, so that the matches
may progress with rapidity at the Ra-
tiona1 Recreation Academy, Brooklyn.
Among those who have signified their
intention to attempt to wrest the billiard
honors from Steinbugler are Frank w.
Boyd, Joseph Dalton, James M. Lewis,
Jr.; e. McGilI, 70. J. Clemens. ]. NJ.
Shea, S. J. Steinbugler, J. Johann and
l.. l.. Servatius.
One Of the reasons for the advance
ment Of the amateur season is to clear
the schedule of the National Association
of Amateur Billiard Players in prepara-
tion for the international championship.
According to cable message received
by Cecil M. Munoz chairman Of the ex-
ecutive committee, Edouard Roudil, the
French amateur. and M. Bos, the young
t1<lianuer, VINO rcently won the cham-
p-onship OF Europe, will arrive In this
country the latter part of next January.
The international championship, resumed
for the first time since the close of the
war; will be decided early in February
and probably in this city.
All OF the men of Class A rating. in
cluding Charles Heddon, recent winner
of national honors; Percy N Collins,
former champion; Edgar S. Appleby.
Francis A. Appleby and others. have al
ready begun practice to qualify for the
international competition. which will be
limited to five competitors.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
New York TO Boston and Return in Eleven
Hours, Forty-seuen Minutes Elapsed Time

This is the achievement of Wills Sainte
Claire Motor car, standard stock tour
ing car fully equipped, the identical Wills
Sainte Claire in which Mr.. c. Harold
Wills, the designer and builder, one week
ago drove from Detroit to New York
City in a day. Moreover, since Mr..
Wills left Detroit with this car, it had
received absolutely no repairs or ad-
justments Whatsoever. 1t was standard
stock touring car taken from the as
sembly line in Marysville when Mr..
Wills started for New York. 1t was in
absolutely perfect condition when it COM
pleted this amazing run, New York to
Boston and return in eleven hours, forty
seven minutes.
The return trip to New York from
Boston was made in five hours, thirty
minutes. The Knickerbocker Limited.
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the fastest train between New York and
Boston, makes the run in five hours ten
minutes.
Wills Sainte Claire motor cars, standard
stock cars, driven by their owners, are
making records like this every week in
every section of the country.
Such extraordinary achievements arc not
merely establishing records, they are dem
onstrating that for stamina, for endur-
ance, for safety and case of driving the
Wills Sainte Claire is without precedent
or parallel in motor transportation. These
arc concrete accomplishments of Molyb-
denum steel and advanced engineering.
Such unprecedented achievements as this
most recent one demonstrate what any
owner can do. with any Wills Sainte
Claire that leaves our factories in Marys-
vile.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Roger Cont, the French billiard e<
Roudil Coming Here.

Edouard Roudil. who won the inter-
national amateur tournament held in
Paris in 1920, and M. Bos of Amster-
dam, winner Of the similar event of
1921. will arrive in this country in De-
cember or January and will compete
In a projected international anna
teur tournament to be held in
February. Roudil. the French cham
pion. defeated Bos. champion of Hol-
land, in the deciding game OF the tour
nament OF 1920 by thirteen points. A
run of eighty-three decided the game.
This year. on account of illness, Rou-
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Greenwich Wins 2 Polo Tits.

STAMFORD. Conn. Aug. 27.-The
Greenwich polo team beat the Oxridge
Hunt Club A and B teams IN n match
on the Lapham grounds at New Ca
naan this afternoon, 6 TO 3. Oxridge 3
team opposed Greenwich IN the first
half and the A team In the second half.
The lineup was MS follows: Green
wich - Twachtinan. Coulter. Huyler,
Marshall. Ruston.
Oxridge A-Farrell, Dominick, Snow.
Lapham.
Oxridge B-Hicgler, Watson, Carey.
Nelson.
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Kittens and Fish Yachts
in Races at Oyster Bay

OYSTER BAY. L. L.. Aug. 27.-Members
OF the wanhaka-Corinthian Yacht
Club had two interesting reSattas to-
day. The wind throughout was fresh
and from the southeast giving the little
craft plenty of work. 1t was almost
perfect day. and as a result all hands
were delighted. In the morning only
the Kitten class sailed. In the after
noon the Kittens again raced. and so
also did the Fish class. The summary:
KITTEN CLAss-sTART II :1o-INsIDE
COURSE.
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Indian Harbor Y. c. Races.

Special Despatch u TuE NEW York HERALD
GREENWICH. Conn. Aug. 27. In a
good stiff breeze from the southeast, the
Klppewa, owned by Gordon Raymond,
won the race among Arrow class yachts
this afternoon. In the Indian Harbor
one design knockabout class. c. II. Mar
tins Yaqui was frst. Tho summary:
ARROW CLAss-sTART, 3:45.