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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14

New York, Feb. 14.-(United
Press. Several switches in the
makeup of the national association
may be made when the club own
ers OF the circuit meet nsfe this
afternoon.
The franchise Of the Akron Club
is said to be on its way to Newark,
IN. j., while the Reading interests
NAV be transferred there in the
Ohio city decides to remain in the
league.
Difficulties between the manage
ment Of the Syracuse club and the
owners Of the grounds used as Q
park have been settled, it is under
stood, and the franchise will re-
main there.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14

ball and the bat. That makes the
ball travel.
Swing a fraction of q second too
early or toe late and you don't hit
q homer.
"The old eye counts most. With
out keen eye you flivver.
Il hit 81 last year because I
timed my swing. When / was max
ing movies my eyes went bad. l
didn't bust one for three weeks.
No pictures for me this summer.
I'm shO0tin' at 75."
Babe is now hunting quail down
I'm Dixie. He's knocking down the
brides like q champion. His good
eye does the business.
Says ReDtley-
"Homerunning depends on how
fyou place your feet" says Home
run" Bentley.
THAT gives a batter poise.
Keep your feet together. You're
set to step up or back then.
Last season \ tried for q while
lting slump.
Manager Jack Dunn told me t.
get my feet together. l did. Their
l started bouncing 'em over thu
walls" A
! bentley is q combination o.
pitcher and sNatter.
His Oriale boss could sell him tt
| the big leagues for 36o,0o8-if hi
wanted to.
Marylapders are proud Of thsi
homerun products.
j Babe grew up in Baltimore. IN
ker lives at TraPpe. Bentley farm
near Sandy Spring.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
RACER:
TO BOX FEB. a

Matchmaker Pat Diets Of the
paveapert legion hght club. an-
pounosdl to-day that hs has set
Thursday, Feb. a., ~ the meeting
date for the johnny Dohahue-Jack
Racer lo-reua9 mig initAe Old Dav-
ehpeft aEhefy. Dieez explained
that beth boys have signed articles
and thst all il in readiness for the
bout. @
Diets is still aiekeFipg for suit
able semi-windup fof the, card. but
has net yet coms to tslMg With any
OF the, available talent However.
no has signsd Young Powell OF
Rack 1sland, to meet Elmer Kelly
81 DaveppeFt, In. the f0ur-round
curtain-rsiser and expects the lit
tie fslloWs to be in fas trim fof
thair miil,
0eesge Reed, Who celebrated bis
eemsbaek j. the secent sports.
maA's A. C. show in Rack Island
u pteeptag George Wicker Of
Dayoapegt, in three rounds, has
~ eGesaa tho second pFelim On
the Qeaehus- Racer program. Hll
tentative easement will b. KHock.
out Murphy a. Omaha, who stnpDee
Youae .Qennen snf Davenport. II
three SECONDS last week. 3
laed will havs to quality q I
mjaAleueigh to get the Hatch
Diet3 axpiained. Murphy weighs
il. tbs aaiahhoFhooa Of 100 pounds
Naed, il ID aaid. prefesses to veisi
lS6. IT 20, he Will b. awaydsa tn,
| match, which viii call for six two
njnvta YoundA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14

Hha h1vliAe ellazs - thu Lutn.
efaa .An1ttaFIy4 Aisi6iag valI e
the $500 & . Unique bsglinD natcA
fuee4a1 night whsA teaA SOM
pes4k sptiFsly Of lsit-haaded PIN,
tepplsvs will oppose , rieht-handee'
family" team. i.
The aosthpaw ,pheotsrs we're OF
ganiaea ~ this pa1tisslar match
81 JpAa MaaeeleAasi o. the Island
CITY team. and he has rounded 1R 2
Nicely -loeking eemblnat i6a, inelad-
Ing Iley, Meellsr, Carl Kramer,
"sH.ts ossess otte xlsssas anf
The Tight-haHAePs. heaaed BY
Ike" Neuman, include, hestdes
himself, the four Selle brothers,
visit, Lou, Art and Ryan. NeuMan
ID an ola Fri City league star, while
the Sells brothers uled to goal
the pins for se0d e0dnts on the old
Ohn1fal. alleys.
The gRocePs Nave been out OF the
game for several years, but this
season theyJhave again taken up
the sport and have been GETTING
some good counts. An even con-
|test is expected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14

III n FRIB1 AVOlLlS1E4
Z - is,asd hiah leeDe3s have
ssss hard ganes ,shee4 q t1SR i
sVsNk. On We9nesdsy tasy !
a East Nalias; I1l1ey.
e.s1AsTs, and Saturday tlsy met
ksilse at Csmhsidqs. WtA ~ !
I sefion of the East Moline Ba4a
~ Seals will have to exest them
s.i,ss to the limit to win - the |
~ tve contests are sxpectsd r.
e eloss. y 4
Il esssh Kimmsl tonight started
= yesk with one OF tie hardest
4 ,sedts ever deled egt 70 the
4 sssn. The squad was vophiR9
y s6oviy In the Arst half ol ~ No.
~ came and the co9eh 10 pVAinG
- men 10 play the femainins
I s;.ss In the same style as thsy
n De last half Friday;
Nay Use 0eeand feaAs
y The East Moline game will b
stsyed at East Moline and the
ssch will probably use the SEC
m team most Of the tina. The
Taa Nolners, despite their victory
cyer Atkinson, are stu a,thif4srate
souad as the score Of last Sriday's
81 Ambrose East Moline game In
dicated. The Little 6aiHts" hsA
= tfouble in defeating the East
GsIjnefs, 28-s. and subs were used
nest Of the last halt.
Rock Island will have 70 work
hard to beat Galesburg On Friday
d overcome the disadvantage 81 .
w1svious defeat The leGala, eev-
svcr, expect to annex the contest
On their own hoef. The QaleahuFG
oauad is far frem championship
/ calihsf and hard luck aAd BOOT
1oor conditions were the ehly
l things that caused Tie locals to
'''s' Poor Pl.er Hs.aisaA
The Galesbvrg high AQos, al
though of good size, is very Low
and hindered the Islanders IN
shooting long baskets. Time after
time they would ARCH their long
shots only to have than hit the
beams and bound back into the
court.
Saturday the team plays ct Csm-
bridge. Earlier in the season the
lecal tossers defeated Cambridge
3f-l7, on the ~" Aoor.: Several
weeks later the Davenport squad
lad hard work to defeat the Csm-
irilge team by three points on the
Cambridge home floor. The Gen
ESQ players defeated Cambridge
by one point, the same margin that
they had over Rock Island. From
the above dope it looks as il the
lIltnders would have hard time
despite their previous victory b,
70 points. s..1
The dope 10 further ,cemplicatad
by result Of the Moline Cambridge
gams played last Saturday. Mo.
line, although having lost to thu
islanders the night before, WOE
from Cambridge after . hard figh
BY the score Of 15-17.. Whether
tls Cambridge tosssrs. have los
strength or were lost on thD BIZ
Moline floor is not known. II thu
Dope from Saturdays game can b
relied upon the islanders sheNlt
via In their game next Saturday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
GRID CHAMP Of
TEXAS WANTS
I BATTLE IN R. |. |.


Recognition sf fame Attributed
to Rock Island high school for tts
championship football team Mae
fall -con(Siped in = letter ram
the school authorities Of Cie9ur4e,
Texas, whose high school Won The
Texas state cRapR;onship last 'ssa-
son. .g..rrss g.
The letter. intended to cement
relations between Rock Island eHa
,Cleburne for a game here n6xe
fall, was addressed to Principal
I.au, and is as follows:
Through Mr.. George H. 4u4 81
the University of Illinois. | have
learned that the football team OF
your high school is one OF The
strongest and outstanding teams IN
that section Of the country.
"Cleburne High, Texas champion,
is anxious to arrange An intersec4
tional game away from home next
season and prefers to meet Z team
in your state. To this end. am
writing to ask that you put this
letter in the proper hands for Re-'
gotiation.
"Cleburne is a city OF about 10
900 population in the densely sell
tied section of northern Texas It
| enjoys the distinction Of having
the largest school attendance in
proportion to population in the
whole United States. and further
distinction Of having the largest IN
vestment of school property. In Ike
. proportion, to total assessed valua-
ton.
Average la Pounds.
Il 1--WE have real school town.
Our team last year averaged Lad
pounds and was the outstanding
: winner in the interscholastic con-
/ tests with all the larger high
| schools of the state. Dallas. Fo-l
/ Worth and Cleburne form TIL
l angle about % miles apart. gsa
Di I'VE lose only one of last years
0 stars by graduation and we wisl
0 to close negotiations for an inter
0 sectional game early enough t
T stimulate enthusiasm. Your CO
3 operation will be appreciated.
al "Courteously yours,
n emmett BROWN,
ii Superintendent"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
.Pl0Wb0YSSELL
Three PLAYERS
xneu, SrashaagA AM sCaaeni
IN u Be Cut Leesa by nal'
ager 4NaAk.

Manager Earl Mack of.ths Mo-
line .Piowboys, has decided to ac-,
cede to the demand Of 0utfelder.
Asrfick Emery that he be sold 10 ,
club Of higher rating. Mack an
hounced today that he had opened.
regulations with the Birmingham,
southern association, club for the
ps!s II the hard-hittilg player.
Emery demanded far more than
Ne Moline officials believed they
could afford to pay him. The play
e. vas also dissatisfied with the
Prospect OF playing another season
u Class B league. 1t is believed
mat Birmingham will snap at the
eaance to get the heavy swatter~
negotiations have also bean
eaed with the Petersburg, Va,
feius for the sale of Inhslder Hill
sueseangh. Strasbaugh. Mack
s1lsined, demanded too much
neasy this year for the brand Of
u,Ag he displayed last season
nfejected a contract stipulatina
esduced salary.
aaie papers have also bsen re
vea from the R0cheatas Nation
association, club By which Mo-
viii profit from. the tsansf>.
aAslder CadeFni, who Wss aiSa-
niss years ago. but vh4 eails'
- -
peh Rock lslanA. and sMelinl
salee-Eye league headquarters -
~ we're expecting to lecsivs TIL
ole draft from RSesideR
.aey They will b ast1d II
s!ese Or disappsove Of the ten
~, slate for further aettot b
league authorities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14


Maryland is the "homeFun"
State.
Three swat kings hail fram the
Oyster state. Each has earned the
"homerup" prefix.
They'rs"Homerun" Baker, Home
run" Babe, Ruth and "HOmerun"
Jack bentley.
Their motto-Over the fence is
cut. n - %
Each believes the secret Of long
range hitting is dpe to different
sections bf their anatomy.
"HomeJpA" Baker says it's the
hands.
"Homerun" Babe says it's the
eyes and the swing.
"Homsrpa" Bentley says it's the
feet. ~ q.
They're all right Close check
ing shows that each gets results
by . combination Of the three.
Ass- Says BakeR-
TITS the way | grasp the bat
says "Homerun" Baker.
"GrsbeM right down ut the knob
No leng-distanee hitter holds thu
bat far up. =, ls,ss
.Use all the wood in thssbat.
INT from the shoulder. Use
Aeavy bat.
-SsThat's ny secret
Baker oHee held the swatSsewn
Ties stilra Yankee. After year.
/ l6ypff he plans q comeback to nigh
BaMtino Babe . h0mesun duel.
| Gays DahA-
'The eye and the swings tn
thins, says "Homefun" Babe.
| ACeerdinating the two-times tn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14

The Island Citys are now leading
the Reserves by one full game in
the race for the Commercial league
pennant. They got q big league
count Of ANA pins Friday evening.
-Lanaghan OF tho, island Citys,
shot 593 Friday night, getting 20S.
1874, 220. Splits In the second game
kept Emmett from shooting 90 or
more pins
1t has besn runoPed that Joe
Posateri. brother and chief second
Of Nike Dundee. j. :Sheat to take
the "fnal plunge. ANYWAY all Of
Joe's mail Is addressed to st. Louis.
John MangelsdoFf, captain of the
Island City bowling team, warmed
the bench Friday, giving b. +.
ScribneF. the web kaewB Jserackel
magnate," . try-out. "S6Fib" did
well considering that he has beer
out of the game for several sea,
sons. s,
Herb sWaddyr voegs, vsil
known paint singer and banie
rvhzn is Always ready to argue
about football OF be1iAs. His 1av-
oFite topics are Staiey-ln6eDeatl'
ents, Dempsey Carpenter and Dun.
dee Caponi.
A movement il on foet to fser'
ganiss the Isiapd City basehsl
team for the edming season. n
Daniaison. Bill DahislseA, JohI
Nangeisdesf and Bpd csssnaual
will -soon start roqrAins pp al o.
local aatey1al AVAILABLE ~ aSDea
TO give RdEk Isiandl Z fast eeell
pro club.
One Of our quiet fitill) frisPd
almost broke up IL hague seine
ct the Island sCity alleys the otis
nigAt when he rushed In lwitheu
|di1ahars on) snd salosneA u.
ihe could get eyesyaedy al ths.
wanted ct pfe-UaE prices.
/ A certain member Of the n. : .
team has . silly idea that the Y
j land City aAsys A1e located IN Day
export.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
IEVINSKY COMING
HOME AFTED BOUT
PLANS GO ASTRAY

New York. Feb. 14.-(United
Pressl.-Battling. Leyinsky, who
was to have fought R0mby Wells
in London Feb. %, is on his way
home, according to a message re-
ceived today by his manager Dan
Morgan.
The bout was to have been de-
cided on the same card with thy
Jimmy Wilde-Pete Herman affair,
but Levnsky hurt his arm and the
contest was postponed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
Purdue, Al, Ohi0, %.

Lafayette. Ind, Feb. l4.-Pqrdue
defeated Ohio State at basketball
Friday, Al to %. The game was a
tie at the half way point, each side
having annexed II points, but in
the second half the Bailarmakers
took the lead, and after Workman
and Gfeenspun Of the Ohio team
had been disqualified because OF
personal fouls the visiting team
went to pieces. Lineup:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
eopHs AND PURPLE
! 70 CLASH TONIGHT

Eunstnp, Ill, Nsb. 14.-tUnlted
Pytas. )-Mjnlesota univefsity On
oaSatefs &arthvestesnsin . Western
;eaafaEsaee basketball game here to-
night. :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

Tuesday. Feb. Is.
Spencer Memorial VS.. Oak Grove
First Methodist VS.. Settlement.
Memorial Christian VS.. Central
Presbyterian. vs.
Friday, Feb. IS.
The high school will play a game
at the Y gym on this night, No Sun-
day school games. I,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
Badgers, -, Purple, 10.

Madison, Wis, Feb. 14.-Wiscon-
sin defeated Northwestern in one
sided contest Friday, % to 10. The
first half was slow, with the ex-
ception of a few sDurts on the part
of the Badgers which led to scor-
ina. Excellent defensive work held
! the score to Wisconsin, IL; North
western, 3, at the end of tho half,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14

ing the last six mouths. Smith and
Quinn. Rock Island boxing prone
fterst have been somevhat reluct-
ant about arranging another card.
1t is a puzzling situation for the
nest astute fight fan. Il 10 q mys-
terry why the fish haven't patron
lied the excellent shows promoted
by 8. & O.. They sunnlied the
goods, but their patronage has
been punk. I,
- S/
There Is 40 reason tn the VeFld
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
BASKETBALL
SATJ RDAY'S GAMES.

SATJ RDAY'S GAMES.
Wisconsin. %; Northwestern, 10.
Purdue, Al; Ohio State. %.
Illinois, "a; Minnesota, 20
Northwestern college. 25l Y.M.
c. A., %.
Illinois college, 81; Bradley Poly,
20. MA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
Badser, and Purdue
ALSO Win Week
End Tilts.
Rig TEN STANDING.

urhana, Ill.,, Feb. l4.-Illinois
went to the top in the conference.
haskethall Faca Saturday night BY
defeating Minnesota, "a to 20. Head
ed by Keafney and Oss. the Goph7
ers started OH with . nice lead, but
Captain Wallis men overlook them
and led by Ia to 10 at half time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-14
] -. zallElyS XII The SPORT- WORLD ! q 4


Etme1 Benson. tho inneld fox.
win be hsre later this week for a
'eoaference With Islsnder club ON
Gals and to renew seqpaiptances
With HIS many tri-city :. friends.
henson is . high-strung, sensitive
ptayer. but his deft thinking appar-
stQs and ability to hit in the
ptnehes stand him in geod stead.
II is likely that he will be given
his choice Of playing here or else
1aere
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-15

Case. Ethel Hughes; color red.
Night Gown Brigade; Coramae
Crawford. captain; Myrtle Cradlck,
Wiuetta Barratt Ailene Sprouts Ce-
celia Kenny Eleanor Peck. and Thelma
Hail, color, white.
Petticoat Pirates; Anita Turner
captain; Mary Crawford. Florence Ca
son. Myra Wells, Rachael Seherzinger
Reliance Moore; color, black.
The girls have the use Of the hal
after school until 4:45, The junior
division plays from then on. and th'
senior division at 1880.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-15
HtEh school Girl Being Tried for Big
amy and Manslaughter.

Nelma Case, Junior in high school,
was arrested Friday, Dec, 9th, on a
charge Of biCamY and manslaughter
Her case is to be brought before the
grand jury today, Dec. l4th, The ctNies
class in hiCh school have been givlnE
special attention 70 the workings Of the
judicial department of the L. S. during
The past week and TO impress court
procedure more deeply on their minds
Mr. James took them to the courthouse
Monday where they watched the trial
Of a civil case and also the naturaltza-
ton Of an alien.
The pupils are now, going TO Try a
e3Se RAY Mcpufee has been elected
sheriff. Kyle Cox, judge, Reatha Ow-
lens. district attorney, and Reliance
Moore attorney for the defendant a
grand Jury has been selected and the
ease is to be tried according TO due pro-
,ess Of law. The witnesses promise
some very interesting testimony on the
case
Under the direction of Miss Moore a
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-15

NorEn ENTERTAINER COMING

GulA Adams VIII give the third Ly-
ceum number Of the season, December
the nineteenth Miss Adams is an i'm
sptrSorator and splendid entertainer.
some of her selections have been pro-
I duceI on the phopograph, and during
/ The war she served in France, This is
la number which YOU can not AFFORD 10
, miss,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-15
THE FEDERATED CHURCH.

Sunday School at s:45 A. NJ Preach
ing at 400 a IN. and 1850 p, m. Sem
ior Endeavor at 500 p. m. Prayer
meeting service each Thursday evening
at 7.s0 E. L. MOORE, Pastor.
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a nd HtEhest rer cent % attendance
Z na.rE ssa
las. week the teachers presented
Eas Hopper with -gvCral pieces ot si.-
ra. The Fourth seventh ana eighth
4..IeS also save her Two pictures
-hrv SAY laughing is good cure
E.r The blues So lt YOU have them your
salvation Is the Regeneration ct Aunt
Mary
Neppuer iii Calendar.
he. If Student body play, The kc-
5u1t~atGau ~ Aunt Mary
re. 49, IEceUm number Guila
Adams
ptt o. Junior Banquet
Dec .G-Jsu s. Christmas vacation
Mr. Heard announced last week that
no gradeschool students uould be al
lowed at the basketball games during
the week because Of its interference
with school work Others wishing tC
come will be charged fVe cents admtS-
sion
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-20
FITZMORRIS KANDYDUJE
MA BURMISTRZA.

w ratuszu miejskim nastapita
wielka konsternacja, gdy organi-
zacja Thompsona wykyia spi-
SEX, re partja demokratyczna
Harrisona i Hearsta zamierza wy
stawic jake kandydata ma bur-
mistrza Podczas wyborow w r.
1928 szefa policji Fitzmorrisa. o
zamiarze demokratow Thompson
wiedziaI juz Cd miesiaca, lecz
ME chciai sic TEN zdradzac.
Wczoraj bliscy przyjaciele
Thompsona poinformowali go, ze
wiadomoSci tc sa zupefnie via
rygodne przygotowane zostaiy
plany w celu przeforsowania kan
dydatury Fitzmorrisa. Wsrod
urzednikow panuje przekonanie,
re wskutek wykrycia zamiarow
Fitzmorisa, bedzie on muSia}
poddac sic do dymisji. Wiado-
nose O kandydaturze Fitzmorri-
sa sprawifa wielkie wrazenie
wSr6d republikanow i demokra-
tow, kt6rzy ME wiedzieli,. CO sic
dzieje w organizacji Thompsona-
,,,J;oo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-20
POSADY OLA EX-ZOLNIE--
RZY PREY KONWOJOWA-
NIU POCZTY,

Zarzqd poczty chicagoskiej ma
zajecie dla 800 ex-zolnierzy przy
konwojowaniu poczty, przewozo-
nej miejsca ma miejsce. Powyz-
sza wiadomoSc ogiosif wczoraj
giowny poczmistrz chicagoski,
William B. Carlile, kt6ry oswald
cyl IL GAIA siuzba, dla majacych
bye przyjetymi ex-zolnierzy, po-
iega ma tenn, ze beda towarzyszy-
Ii wszelkim przesyfkom poczty -
jako zbrojna straz przeciwko ma
padom grabiezom listow pienie-
znych, tax czestym ostatnimi
czasy. Poczawszy Cd nastepnego
poniedziafku rozpoczna sic dla
nowo przyjetych egzaminacje
sluzby cywilnej. Asystent pocz-
1nistrza J. McGrath oSwiadczyi,
IL ex-zolnierze moga otrzymac
powyzsza posade przez zlozenie
egzaminu, ktory ME bedzie wca-
lie trudny, ami tez ME wymaga
wiekszego wykszta}cenia ponad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-20
ZGON SKARBNIKA POWIA-
TOWEGO.

Handlowiec chicagoski, znany
dobrze w koEach politycznych,
Harry Gibbons zmarl dzisiaj ma
gle. Gibbons ostatnio zajmowa}
stanowisko skarbnika powiato--
wego. WiadomoSc o naglej smier
ci Gibbonsa wywarla wielkie
wrazenie ma urzednikach jego
biura. Gibbons wyjecha} w sobo-
te do zakfadu leczniczego w In
diana ME bedac specjalnie chory,
chociaz cd kilku lat cierpial ma
zaburzenia zoladkowe. Gibbons
liczyl 58 lat i byf urodzony W
Chicago. Zmariy pozostawii 70
ne i syna. Harry Gibbons male
zai do partji demokratycznej.
sTRZELANINA POMIEDZY
POLICJANTAMI.
Detektywi aresztowali dzisiaj
@ godz. 8 min. 80 policjanta Will
llama J. Heffernana, ltory dal
fatalny strzai do policjanta Nc
Namara, raniac go w glove.
Strzelanina miala miejsce w SYN
ku pnr. 2O0 East 39ta I'll. Wedlug
slow Heffernana przyczyna stree
laniny byia sprzeczka o pozyczo-
ny pistolet. Wszyscy Policjanci,
ktorzy byli obecni podczas zaj--
scia, mieli ma sobie cywilne ubra
MIA, pomimo, re byli ma ssuzbie; !;
jeden tylko Heffernan znajdowaf
sic ma urlopie.
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ONTARIO UCHWALA PRO-
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Toronto, Ontario, Kanada, 70
kwietnia. - w ubiegiy ponie--
dzialek prowincja Ontario pre-
prowadzila II siebie scisla prohi-
bicje olbrzymiq wiekszoscia, bo
az przeszlo dwustu tysiacami gio
sow. Og6lem giosowaio okolo
100000 osob. Ksiadz DIR. A. S.
Grant, sekretarz kornitetu refe-
rendum Prowincji Ontario oznaj-
mil tu wczoraj, IL komitet ten
natychlnfast przedsiewezmie od-
powiednie kroki W kierunku abb
solutnego zabronienia .wyrobu
wszelkich trunkow upajajacych
ma caHm obszarze prowincji. X
DIR. Grant wyrazil opinje, il maj
najdalej "a piec lat W calej Kama
die zostanie wprowadzona W
zycie prohibicja, oraz zabroniony
zostanie wszelki wyrob, sprzedaz
importacja napojow wyskoko-
wych.