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Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Brothers Win at Tennis

Cleveland, July 22-Robert and
Howard Kinsey won In straight sets
against Elwell and Donovan of De-
troit in the first games of the inter-
city doubles tennis matches, which
began here yesterday, 81, 90, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23

OMAHA.
Totals ...Ss 5Il 20 l 2 l ~ 10

xBlakesly batted for Gregory In ninth.
= Summary-Three-ba hits: Lelivelt,
Single. TwO-base hits: Lee, Leliyelt,
Haley, East. Earned runs: Omaha, 8;
Wichita. 4. Left on bases: Omaha, =;
wichita, 7. Struck out: BY Glaiser, 8; by
Gregory, none. Base on balls: Off Glaiser.
8: off Gregory, 1. Hit by pitched ball:
Iiislason, Glaiser. Time Of game: 1882.
Umpires: Anderson behind the bat and
Rocker on bases.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
WIN, score .
ST. LOUIS.
Totals SO 72411
xClemons batted for Pertica in ninth.
xHood batted for Schupp in eighth.

Score by innings:
st. Louis .......S 0 0 0 q q 0 2 A--5
Brooklyn ..........0 0 0 0 3 Ks
Summary--Runs: Smith. Mann, Stock,
Hornsby. Fournier, Olson, Griffith. Wheat,
Neis, Schmandt. Kruger. Errors: Stock,
Fournier. Olson, 2; Johnston. Two-base
hits: McHenry, Wheat. Three-base hits:
Smith. Fournier Stolen base: Wheat. Sac
rifice hit: Kiduff. Double play: John
ston, unasssted. Left on bases: st. Louis,
Cadore, /; off schupp, 4; off Pertica, i.
Hits: OFF Cadore. in 13 inning; off
Schupp, in Is innings: off Ruether,
! In l inning. Hit by pitched ball; BY
Cadore. Hornsby. Struck out; By schupp.
4; by Pertica, 8. Winning pitcher:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
SIOUX CITY,

Summary-Runs: Heatly, Moore, Har-
bor Tesar. Leard. Error: Leard. Two base
hits: Pitt, Harper. Robson. 2; Fox. Stol-
en- bases: Kearns, Harbor. Double plays:
Heatly to Runser; Fox to Marr to Query
to Marr: Harbor to Metz. Left on bases:
Oklahoma City u. =; Sioux city II. r First
3, Struck out: BY Gross. 8; by Tesar. a.
Hit by pitched ball: By Tesar. Moore.
Earned runs: Oklahoma City, 2; Sioux
City. 3. Umpires: Buckley and Ormsby.
Time Of game: 1885.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23

BOSTON.
Totals 46 II 80 12

Totals 45 3g II
Nicholson batted for Fillngim in tho
thirteenth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 IA
Boston .....0 0 0 0--3
Summary-Runs: Bigbee. Whitted, g.;
Boeckel, Ford, 2. Errors None. Two-bas
hits: Boeckel, Ford. Three-base hit: Whit
ted. Stolen bases: Grimm, Bigbee, South
worth. Sacrifice hits: Barnhart, Carey,
Maranvile. Gowdy, Southworth. Left on
bases: Pittsburgh, 6; Boston, 6. First
base on balls: Off Glazner. 1. Balk: Fill
lingim. Struck out: BY Glazner 4; by
Fillingim, 1. Passed ball: Gowdy. Um-
pres: Rgler and Moran. Time of game:
2.06
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Buao rounce Witches in First Contest of FourGame Engagement
There's Nothing Like
BrOtherly LOue in
the Boxing Game

New York. July 22.--Mike and
Tommy Gibbons, brother boxers
of St. Paul, began training each
other here today for coming
bouts. Mike will meet Augie
Rather. August /, and Tom will
fight Georges Carpenter in Oc-
tober. Each will be in the others
corner.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
DES MONIES.

xBrown batted for Lynch In fifth.
xSpelman batted for Todt in eighth
with two strikes on Todt.
xCoffey batted for Black In ninth.
Score by innings:
Tulsa ............0 3 % 5-9
Des Moines .........0 0 0 0 1 o.
Home runs: McGinnis. Erwin. Three
base hit: Davis. Two-base hits Gleason.
Brannon. Richmond. O'Connor. Grant.
Sacrifice hits: Gleason. Todt, McGinnis,
Grant 2; Kennedy. Stolen bases: Ken
nedy, Moeller. Left on bases; Tulsa. 13;
Des Moines. Z. Struck OUT BY Lynch,
?: by Black. I; by Richmond. 2; by
Adams, /. First base on balls: Off
Lynch. I: off Beck, /; off Black. 4: off
Richmond. o. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Black, Adams, Davis. Wild pitch: Rich
mond. Earned runs and hits: Off Lynch.
4 and 10 in 5 innings; off Beck, and
in Ia innings: off Black. and in
l 23 innings: off Richmond 0 and
in 2-s innings; off Adams, and L,
in Ia innings. Losing pitcher: Black.
Winning pitcher: Adams. Double plays:
Kennedy to Banner: McGinnis to Bran
non TO Burke. Umpires: Holmes and
Guthrie. Time of game: 2:O6.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23

Totals 80 so 10
Score by innings:
xOne out when winning run scored.
xGowdy batted for Powell In seventh.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ......0 | o q 0 o-1
Boston .........0 l 0 0 0 ID
Summary-Runs: Bigbee. Barbara,
Boecke Error: Cutshaw Two-base hit:
McQuillan. Stolen base: Barnhart. Sac
rifcs hits: Maranville, Grimm. South
worth, q; Nicholson, Holke, ONeill. Dou-
BILE play: Ford to Barbara to Holke. Left
on bases: Pittsburgh 7: Boston, u. First
base on balls: OFF Hamilton, s; off Nc
Quilan. A. Struck out: By Hamilton. 3;
by McQuillan, g. Umpires: Moran and
Rigler. Time of game: 2;02.
SScNnd game.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23

Des Moines. Ia. July 22.-After over
coming a four-run lead and driving Rich
mond from the mound in the sixth in
ming, Des Mones blew up In the ninth.
allowed Tulsa to score five runs and lost
the opening game of the series. 9 to 4.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Reds. II: Giants, ..

New York, July 22-Cincinnati won
again from New York today, II to 2.
The Giants were unable to hit Luque ef-
fectively except in the fourth. Douglas
was batted out in the seventh. Kelly hit
his 14th home run of the reason. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
American Association

Indianapolis, Ind, July "a r. n. e:
Milwaukes ....................17 20 .
inulanapoHs ........-....s.
Batteries: Northrop and Clarke; Rogge,
ssgavet and Dixon.
No other games scheduled in associa-
tion.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23

Bruning, Neb., July 22-(Special,}-
still smarting from the defeat at the
hands Of the Exeter Wreckers, Bruning
took sweet revenge on the Jefferson ag-
gregation. RUSSELL on the mound for the
locals, moved down Is batsmen at the
plate. allowing but three hits and is
suing no passes Biedsoe. for Fairbury.
struck out five, was hit for seven bingles
four of them for extra bases and gave
no walks. The score:
Score by innings: R.H f.
Fairbury .....o 1 o o 100 0 o-1 3 Z
Bruning .......2 o 2 o 1 o 0 0-5 )
Batteries: Fairbury. Bledsoe and Nc
ouaid; srunins' Russell end Schultz.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
neshler 2. Superfor .

superior, Neb.. July 21.-(Special.)-
The rubber game between Deshler and
Superior was played here today. Supe-
rior lost by the score of to Q 1t was
a battle from the beginning to the end,
the result giving Deshler two games
out of three played. Jackman, pitching
for Deshler. famed IL men and Du-
lanty for Superior famed eight.
Score by innings:
Deshler ..........o 0 q 0 q ns1 o.
Superor .........1 o 0 0 0 O Ia
Batteries: Jackman and Cherry; Du-
lanty and Campbell.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
MidUest Lengue

Scottsbluff. Neb. July ga r.. n. f..
Sterling ......o . o 8 o o l II IS /
Scottshluff 30 o / 0 : 0 0 0 0--3 8 2
Batteries: Sterling, Noyes and Brooks !;
ecottsbluff. shimeal and Benninghoven.
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schupp. Umpires: Quigley and Brenns
Mme Of game: 200.
Cubs. 6: PhilIies, 1.

Philadelphia. July 22.--Home runs by
Grimes and Deal in the ninth inning today
gave Chicago a to ! victory over Phila-
delpha. The two drives accounted for
four runs. Rapp had two hits, making
it IS straight games in which he has
hit safely. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Miners, 4; Saints. 2.

st. Joseph. Mo-. July 22-Robertson's s
single in the 12th today, following Ham
iltons triple and Mueller's walk. won
for the Miners over St. Joseph in the
first game of the series. to 2. The
Saints were unable to get more than
four hits off Young, while the Miners
managed to get nine hits off three St.
Joseph hurlers. The score:
J0pTIN ST JnSEptY
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Selui-PrO and Amateur
Hamburg Wants Games.

Hamburg. Ia, July 22.-(special.)-Th,
Hamburg ball club wants games will
teams in the vicinity. Call or writ'
Doc" Payne, manager of the club
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Pewnee City Loses.


Pawnee City. Neb.. July 22-(special>
The Pawnee City base ball team was
defeated in a 10-inning game here by the
Wymore (Neb.) team. Wymore gaineo
the lead in the first inning by running
in three scores to start with. The first
Of the ninth began and ended with the
tie score Of seven to seven. During the
10th inning. the players from Wymore
started little merry go-round which
netted them three scores and ending the
game with seven for Pawnee City and
10 for Wymore.
A very remarkable circumstance resulted
from this game. Kreuger. pitcher for
Pawnee City. struck out 10 men during
the game while the pitcher for Wymore
Whistler, struck out only seven. But at
that Wymore won. Phelan caught for
Pawnee City and Dalton for Wymore.
1t was at this game that George Shell
lenbarger aged ". appeared in bathing
suit and three base ball over 100 yards.
He came onto the diamond in ridiculous
attire. On his head was a lady's hat
which was much too small for him. This.
makeup.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Shenandoah Loses.

Malvern, Ia, July 22.-(SpeciaI )-Mal-
vern defeated the Shenandoah Red sox
here today by the score Of 3 to 2.
The game was a pitchers battle from
start to finish, McCord for Malvern
striking out seven. and allowing four
scattered hits, while Mckee for Shenan-
doah. although striking out II. allowed
Malvern to bunch their six hits.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
GothenburC to PLAY Rats


Gothenburg. Neb., July 22.-tSpeciaI.) J
The local ball club is scheduled to play
the Tennessee Rats on Tuesday, July IS
A big day Is planned
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23

Summary-Runs: Flack, Hollocher,
Grimes, Barber. Maisel, Deal, Leborveau
Errors: King, Parkinson. Two-base hits:
Terry. Konetchy, Q; Flack. Home runs:
Grimes, Deal. Stolen base: Maisel. Sac
rifice hit Monroe. Double plays: Mon
wick too Konetchy to Parkinson; Deal
to Terry to Grimes. 2. Left on bases:
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia, 6. First base
on balls: Off Ponder. l. Hits OFF Sedge-
wick, in innings; off Baumgartner,
l in innings, none out in ninth: off
Retts. 3 in 4 inning. Struck out: By
Ponder, 3; by Sedgewick. 8; by Belts, 1.
Losing pitcher: Sedgewick. Umpires:
Hart and Mccormick. Time of game:
40
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Hal Malone Wins
Kalamazoo Race
Omaha Horse Takes 2:03
Pace-Rank Outsider
Wins 2:I5 TrOt.

Kalamazoo, Mich. July 22.-lt re-
CURED a fourth heat to determine
the winner of the 2:lS trot on the
getaway program of the Kalamazoo
Grand circuit meeting and bring
Guardian Trust, starting for the first
time on any track, q winner over
Ncva Brooke, the favorlte, and the
Great Miss Morris, the heat winners.
The Mcmahon colt won the second
heat and took over the overtime
drive.
"Pop" Gcers won his first race OF
the week when he piloted Lillian
Silkwood to victory III the 2:l0 pace,
Able Hal finishing second up.
Hal Malone won the 2:03 pace,
taking the first and second heats
from Roy Grattan, but finishing sec
ond to the Murphy entry in the final
drive.
Peter CoIey annexed the 2:O5 trot,
after Comet had taken the first heat
in easy fashion.
Trotting 2.05 class three heats purse,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Randolph, 8: Wayne, 4.

Randolph, Neb., July 27-(SpeciaI. y
The Randolph leaguers copped the long
end of an S-to-4 score here when they
crossed bats with the Wayne Normal
team. The game was rather slow. errors
giving Randolph her lead in runs
homer by Vinkle of Wayne featured the
game. Batteries: Townsend and Brown;
Hickman and De KnY.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Dodgers. a: Cards. 4.

Brooklyn. July 22.-Brooklyn took a
see-saw game from st. Louis today,
to s. The Cardinals obtained three-run
lead In the first by batting Cadore out
Of the box and after the Superbas tied
the score, went into the lead again in
the eighth. Errors then helped Brooklyn
to win, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23

Totals 81 10 27 IA
Nicholson batted for Fillingim In 18th.
xCunningham batted for Causey in
ninth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati .......2 I 0 0 130 Ill
New York ........0 0 2 0 0 O. 2
Summary-Runs: Neale. Bohne, Groh,
2: Roush, Daubert, Duncan. Hargrave,
2; Kelly. Walker. Errors: Burns, Frisch.
2: Smith. Two-base hits: Daubert, BAN
croft Roush, Walker, Rawlings, Luque.
Home runs Kelly, Bohne. Stolen bases
Groh. Hargrave, Neale. Sacrifice hits:
Daubert. 2; Bohne. Double plays: Kelly to
Bancroft to Rawlings to Kelly Left on
bases: New York. s: Cincinnati, 8.~First
base on balls: Off Douglas. /; off Cau-
sey. q Hits: Off Douglas, II in 1-3 in
nngs: off. Causey, 4 in 2 2-3 innings.
Hit by pitched ball: By Douglas, Groh.
Struck out: By Douglas, l. by Luque. g.
Wild pitch: Douglas Losing pitcher:
Douglas. Umpires: Klein and Emsle
Time Of game: 2:05.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
Stromsburg Loses.

strorsburg. Neb.. July 22-(special
Telegram )-Hastings. composed OF a
| combination of Hastings and Grand Is
land, defeated Stromsburg here. 10 to 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
DenisOn Beats NeWelI

Denison, Ia, July 22-(Special. Dem
ison won the most exciting game of the
season from Newell here today to 2.
Rasmussen, pitching ace Of Newell, was
found for ~ hits, including two doubles
Wilson pitched air-tight ball for Denison
Batteries were: Dension, Wilson and But
ler: Newell, Rasmussen and McDermott
Denison has won 26 games SO far this
season. scoring 1871 runs to it's opponents
66, They would like to meet Charles
City and request that that team get in
touch with them at once
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-23
I Claiser Allows
- League Leaders
Ten Safe Swats
Gregory Nicked For Four
teen Hits-Jack Lelivelt
Collects Triple and
TwO-Base Hit.
BufaIOes' Schedule
Today-Wichita at Omaha.
July 24-Wichita at Omaha
e games.)
July 25-Joplin at Omaha.
July 26-Joplin at Omaha.
July 27-Joplin at Omaha.

I'VE to four. gents, is
the score the Omaha
Buffalocs chalked up
for themselves yester-
day in the first game
of the series with the
Wichita sluggers
Which, taking into
considera ton the fact
that tho Witches ol,v
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Londyn, 16. ledna. 4
Moskvy Sc oznamuje, ze ma
ruskeho diktatora lLenina pod
niknut byl bombovy atentat,
pfi n6mz vsak Lenin sam I'd
stal bez pohromy, kdezto sest
muzI jeho telesne straze a tfi
kolem jdouci osoby byly usmr,
ceny.. Vedle toho dvacet osoh
bylo poraneno.
Lenin nachazel Sc ma cesta
AUTOMOBILE do divadla,
nemz zasedal 8. kongres sove'
tu, kdyz tn Sc stfechy jistehe
neobydleneho domu vrzens
byla bomba. Ponevadz ale au
tomobil diktatordv ujizd6l pri
lis rychle, bomba no minula
"a to vsak s celou prudkost
dopadla pred druhy automo
bill, " nemz jela te
lesna straz Leninova.
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ZPRAVA JOBovA.
VaficGm domsciho piva maze
hyti namSfeno ak 81 900
pokuty.

Detroit, II. ledna. Rozhod-
mutt vladniho odboru poklad-
ny, ze vyrobci donna vareneho
piva mohou byti pokutovani
az $1,000, bylo obdrzeno dnes
Johnem A. Groganem, kolek-
torem vnitrozemskych dam
pro vychodni michigansky di-
strikt.
Rozhodnuti uvadi. ze vyro-
ba pivR donna vafen6ho jest
porusenim zakona, j kdyz me-
nj zadneho prodeje aniz sve.
dectvi, re bylo ,pito,
O rozhodnuti pozadal Gro
gan v pfipade jednoho obca-
ma zdejsiho, a kolektor oprav.
nen, aby podnikl kroky eku
skolektovani 1000 pokuty od
jin6ho Detroit'ana, jenz by
obvinen z vafeni a drzebnost
domaciho piva.
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VILEM MA DOSTATI VYHAZOV
Byl pryy liz uvedomsn holandslkou vladou
ze nepreje 81 dele jeho pfitomnosti

Pariz, II. ledna. Matin uve-
fejni nasledujici depesi Ultra,
datovanou v Berlfne:
"Holandska vlAda uvedomi-
la cleny rodiny drfv6jAho ci-
sare, ze pfeje 81, aby opustili
zemi.
"Dik cizim diplomatdm, ho-
landska vlada ma We SVEN dr.
zeni listing dokazujici made
vsechnu pochybnost, ze Hohen-
zollernov6 zneuzili sveho pra-
va 1tulku.
"Holandsko vi dnes, ze Y
Doornu Wieringen, bydlistl
korunniho prince, byly vyko.
many pripravy pro statnf pre-
vrat. Drivejsi korunni primo
mel proklouznouti do Nemec'
ka a vej{ti do Berlfna v eele
loyalnfho nemeckeho vojska.
"Jest zjisteno, ze Vilemov
dnverni rAdci a komornfk kc
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runniho prince schAzeli sc kaz-
dy mesic V amsterodamskem
hotelu Dude Graft, kde pfiji-
mali tajnou correspondence a
nell schnzky 8 mnohymi vyni-
kajfc{mi osobnostmi Nemec-
ka. Il
"Bylo to v tomto hotelu, kde
komornik nedkvno pfekvapen
byl zrizenci tajne be1pecnost~
nj sluzby q prohlidkou listin U
n9ho nalezenych zjisteny v&ci,
jez uvad6ji do choulostivehc
postaveni dfivejsiho cfsafe a
korunniho prince
Haag, II. ledna. Stav drive,
81 n9mecke cisafovny August,
Viktorie velmi sc zhorsil, dl<
: zpravy obdrzene zde. e.Nepr{zn
W obrat nastal po odchod,
korunnlho prince, jenz dlel pt
n3kolik dnl nAvstSvcu v Door
'nu.
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KDO MA PRAVDU7
Rekove oxnamuji, xe vitSzi a
tureSti naciopalistk tvrdi, ie O.
nj jsou vitSzi.

Cafihrad, II. ledna. Poraz-
ka teckeho vojska tureckymi
nacionalisty v bitve blize Eski-
sheru, kde spojuje Sc Bagdad-
ska draha s onou vedouci do
Angory, Jest oznamovana ma
cionaiistickym tiskem v Ango-
fe, hlavnim m6ste Macdonald
stu.
Bitva svedena byla v Inonu,
osmnact mil zapadne cd Eski-
shehru.
Rekov6, ktefi ucinili znaeny
postup cd zahajeni sve ofen-
sivy asi pred desiti dny, jsou
nyni die zpray Angory ma
dstupu ma cel& fronte.
: Nacionaliste dobyli pry zno'
va Bileiik, IS mil severozapad.
ne Cd Eskishehru, vzavse coo
zajatcu a zmocnivse Sc sestl
del a mnozstyi valecneho ma.
terialu. Rekove .pry opousti pu-
du, o niz vedeny dlouhe boje,
Predchazejici zpravy jsor
povazov&ny "a prehnane, jez'
to Rekove We Smyrne oznamu
il, .ze boje skoncily vitezstvin
{ jejich zbranf.
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ORcANSKA VALKA HROZl
v JIHOSLOVANSkU.

Widen, II. ledna. Stanne pra
vo bylo prohlaSeno v Beiehra-
de a Zahreb9 a Jihoslovansko
lest ohrozovano obcanskou val
kou nasledkem prohlasenl,
iimz narizeno rozpusteni ko-
munisticke strany, die nepotvr-
zentch zprav z B6lehradu.
Dyanact tisfc slovinskych ha-
virn zastavilo praci a 60 mu-
III a zen bylo poraneno bo-
itch mezf vojskenn a delni-
ctyem Zahreb9. Tisic komu-
nista byIo pry zat6eno Y Belle
hrade.
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bandite vrazdf a Ioupf v Ohio
ARMADA OMEZENA MA
It's, 900.
Obs domy kongresu dohodly Sc
ma teto Sislici a rekrutovani ma
b$ti zastaveno ihned.

Washington, II. ledna. A
merickA armada ma byti ONE
zena ma l75,OO0 muzn. Oba
domy kongresu rozhodly tax
dnes, kdyz pfijaly resoluci ma
fizujici zmenseni pfitomne ar
mady $ 225,0O0 ma 175,OO0 mu
Iii. Nez-li Spojene Staty zasa-
hly do valky, pravidelna arma
da citala 100000 muzd. Ar
madni reorganisacni pfedlo-
hou, pfijatou v roce lonskem,
maximalnf sila byla urcena ma
100000 muzd.
Minuly tyden senat urcil
mez ma 100000, avsak dnes
byl tam prosazen navrh ma
znovuuvazen( onoho hlasova-
nj a pfijata resoluce, schvale-
ma drive jiz We snemovn9 po-
slanecke, kterou Sc maximalni
sila armady urcuje ma l75,OOO
muzu, mimo dlstojniky. Ar
mada nebude ovsem zmense-
ma ihned. Pouze rekrutovani
bude bezodkladn9 zastaveno q
novacci nebudou prijimani ma
mista vojAk0, jichz lhdta w
lprai. Jako doposud vsak kaz.
an vcjkk, jenz III vysloRzi syoi|
lhdtu, Dude .mf6 pfilezitost, ds
ii sc znovu odvesti.
| OCekava Sc, re to vezme Cd
sesti do sedmi mesicI, NEIL
armada bude zmensena ma e.
slici urcenou kongresem.
! B9hem debaty O resoluci ci
n9ny ostre dtoky. ma sekretar'
e
vAlky Bakera, Q nemz tvrzeno
ze rekrutoyal armadu do 225,
900 muzi silly, ackoli dobre "
del, ze kongres povolil peniz'
na- armadu jenom o 175,OO'
mulch. Tim pry vznikl obrov
sky deficit. s demokratick
strany pfedhazovano republi
kAnim, ze oni to byli, kdoa S
vzdy pfimlouvali 0 silnou al
: mAdu a nyni. kdyz konetne
mali, kArajf seretafe Walk
"a to, ze splnil jejich dawn
pf&nf.
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v TOLEDO PREPADLI zELEZNICNf
DETEkTIVY, ZABIII DIVA A
ZMOCNlII Sc $4,000
v North Bloomfield oloupena banla Q
$4,000, We West Mentor Q $2,700

novAna po cel&m m6stA . kdyz
policista Willard ma St. Clair
moste spatril automobil try
skem proti nemu prijizd6jicf,
tasil revolver a volal ma ndi-I
ae, ably zastavil. Ma mist4 vyho
yenf rozkazu bylo po policisto-
vi streleno a automobil ujizdel
velikou rychlostl dale. Will
lard vystfelil ctyfikrate po Al
tobomilu a kdya pozd9ji MALE
gen ma Washington a IL. ul.,
shledAno, ze jest provrtan 4
kulemi a ma zadnim sedadle
byla krev.
Pozde vecer policie zatkla
muze, ma nem4 lpi podezfenf,
ze byl fidicem banditak6 ka-
ry. Tyz byl V posteli, kdyz po-
licie vykonala u neho navste-
WI a pod slamnikem nalezeno
$4,000 ma hotovosti a mimo to
dalsfch $125 phi prohlidce ma
stanici. Rovn4z zat6ena zena,
jez ) MIN bydlela : vjinem do
pe nedAlslfo 1sty yeno dett mn,
M, ma n4z polieie ma d1vodn@
podezfeni. ze. nell v loupezi
prsty.
Warren, O., II. ledna. Ctyfi
Imuzi vcera v noci olou'
|pili banku v North Bloomfield
o $4,000 v bondech svobody
a ma hotovoati q dosavadn
patrani po Mich nemSlo vyslet
ku. Muzi tito pfijeli do mestet
ka odpoledne, ale al ma to: 4
jsou to cizinci. nikdo Jim ne
venoval pozornosti. zadns pc
nize pfinalezejicf banee neby
ly ukradeny. lupici otevfeh ct.
Fleet pet soukromyeh be2pe&
nostnich schranek y ty vyra
bovali.
West Mentor, O.. II. ledna
. Lake County Savings and Loa,
: Co. banka v tomto mlst6 byl
/, oloupena Q Gastku mezi $3.50
! q $2,700 veera kratce po pc
ledni dv6ms lupici. kteh "a
: cpali dsta kasiru Ed. S. Saw
. yerovi, svAzali jej loupe
!. provedli. Pc vykonane praci !
: jeli sm9rem ku ClevelAndu.
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ROMANEK Sc SMUTNYM
KONCEM.


Vladixosto n ledna. Vdo-
va po porucfku w. H. Langdo-
novi, ddstojniku z americkeho
valecneho lod'stva, jenz byl
zastrelen japonskou strait zde
8. ledna, spachala sebevrazdu,
Kdyz zvedela smrti sveho
manzela. Byla to vdova ruske-
no. dlstojnika, jenz byl zabit
bolseviky.. Langdon ozenil Sc
nj die ruskeho zakona o obec-
nem pravu.
Boston II. ledna. William
C. Langdon, otec porucika
Langdona, jenz byl zabit ia
ponskou strait We Vladivosto
ku pred tydnem, nev6ff tomu
lie ruska nevesta jeho syns
spachala sebevrazdu po jeht
smrti.
"Mnj syn nebyl zenat," PR
hlasil, SO tom jsem pevne pre-
sweden. Byl to muz, jenz S
vail vsech zen, nicmene VISA!
prohlasil nekolikrate, ze Sc nj
kdy neozeni. ia jsem jist, q
nesRnechal po sobe manzel
ku."
| Pan Langdon vede obchod
umeleckymi predmety v tal
lzvanem Jamaica Plains, di
striktu zde a jeho syn ztravi
u n9ho kazdou svoji dovole
nou.
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Toledo, II. ledna. Sc zatte-
MIN sesti muzi a jedne zeny
We spojeni Sc zabitim dvou de-
tektivd New York Central dra
hy ukradenim $4,000 ma
hotovosti, toledska policie dou
fa vrhnouti svetlo ma velky po-
Get smelych loupezl teto Ca
sti zem6, mezi mimi ma Sly
Fannerovu vrazdu v Clevelan-
du, 81. prosince. Phi vcerejsim
pfepadeni loupe3i zde bylo
techze method pouzito jake
phi oloupeni Sly-e a Fannera a
rovnez diva lidske zivoty padly
banditim "a ob6t.
zeleznicnl detektivove "a
biti zde byli Louis Schroeder a
A. C. Long. Onech $4,000 u
kradenych jejich automobi-
lu byl prijem "a osobni zelez-
nicni listky ma nadraz( Union
"a ned6li a pondeli. Loupez u
dala Sc diva blocky cd nAdrazf,
Polieie chova pevne presv9d-
! @eni, ~ lrem9 spachArN pe-
l6vne ioupeze 4 vrazdy v Gle
veIandu tito bandite provedll
tez loupez u American Express
Co. zde, kdy $4,000 bylo u
kradeno.
DneSni loupez udala Sc v II
hodin dopoledne, kdyz detek
tiyove vezli penize do banky
obchodnim stfedu mesta.
LupiGi vyjeli v automobile
pfitni ulice a zumyslne vrazil
do kary detektiyi a v nastalen
zmatku il obklicili. Detektivo
We tasili zbrane, ale nez mohl
jich pouziti, byli oba stfeleni
Schroeder byl zabit ma mist6
kde sedel, Long vyskocil z au
tomobilu a v tom byl stfelen
A. II. Breed, listkovy jedna
tel Z nadrazi Union, sedel n
zadnim sedadle s pencil. Je
den bandita zmocnil Sc jicf
mexitim co mill ma Breed
revolverem.
Bandite, az ma jednoho, KITE
rf b9zel smerem X zeleZnicnir
kolejim, zmizeli v automobil,
ale zprava o prepadeni teleft