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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Comes word to fandom that Dodo
Paskcrt, brilliant oulficlder through
many seasons in the National league,
and ranked as one of the games
leading gardeners by many. is slated
to drop out Of the big show before
the 1924 campaign starts. He was
obtained by the Reds recently via
the waiver route from the Cubs. l.
Is reported that the Reds viii send
him TO Seattle In part payment for
Brenton and Bohnc. II this de-
parturc OF Dode be true, It Is TO be
regretted, For his passing takes
out Of the big show not only a
popular gent but the oldest player
In the National league,
Since 1905 he has been outfiold-
ing in that circuit and rightfuliy
earned the distinction of being one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
OKLAHOMA CHAMPION is
ONE OE HIGH SHOOTIKS.

special TO me world.
PlNEHURST, n. c.. Jan 22.-
Elmer Wheeler, Usage Indian CHIEF,
and Oklahoma state champion was
placed at the maximum distance and
broke SO, which gave him total ~
609 out of the $50 targets thrown in
the general average contest, AZ
against 6l5 for Tracy Lewis, win
ncr of the trophy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Charles T.. Bricklcy at His Desk.

Charlie Brickley. gridiron hero
while AZ Harvard half dozen years
ago, is now making tOuchdowns In
business with the same skill Brick
ley accumulated some money by his
business ability while a student and
now is StI1 10 have run that amount
up into siN figures. He Is now the
head OF his own brokerage house,
Charles Il. Brickley and company,
and in addition to wall street Of
ficcs. has branches in Boston and
Philadelphia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
T,UO Points Win TlvO Games
In Boys Community League

by playing two overtime periods
the southern Hardware dillaC
teams of the y. NJ. G. \ Community
league furnished the sensation OF
'hv afternoon yesterday In the II.
nal few seconds of the second over
time period southern Hardware
cggcrs forged ahead, winning 10y a
iG.li score.
The Evans Howard five took the
Curhlrt, Murphy French aEgrcga-
tion down for an 1916 beating,
whlo Mcgee sporting five trounced
the I.cc LcNCriug quintet 2q-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
HARDING 'lOAFS'
AND PLAYS GOLF
President-Elect Taking 1t
Easy; "Are They Bit
in'?" He Asks

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Jan. ca
The house boat Victoria with Presi-
dent-clcC Harding and n party OF
friends left here tonight for cruise
down the east coast OF Florida and
at dusk tied up for the night near
Summcrhaven, 20 miles TO the south,
with his departure from st. Au-
gustino, the president said
goodbye to his cares and virtually
went into seclusioh for two weeks
OF rest and recreation, lie expects
70 come ashore at two or three
points to play golf but during most
of the trip intends to keep out OF
the public eye and forget the prob
lens that must be solved before
March I.
JACKSONNiLLE, Fla, Jan, Va
The glass In n window In President
elect Harding's statcroom aboard his
private car. broken by rock be
irvci 10 have been thrown ny "a
small boy, was replaced when tho
train stopped briefly here today on
route to ST. Augustine Mr. Hard
ing left the car only to shake hands
with friends on the rear platform
and there was no demonstration,
crowds being excluded from the de-
pot yard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Writer and Lecturer Dies.

NTIIVANV| jam Jhsprr D1r-
ling, ~, writer and lecturer on pltrt-
otic subjects, died at his .~ne today
from heart disease, Mr.. Darling en-
listed I'm the Union army i'm the ciyn
war when II years old and took part
in several engagements. Among his
works wcro Hearts OF Hope" writ
ten about the character Of Abraham
Lincoln, Ice I'm the Hall OF Fame 4"
and Under Which Flag"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
ARMY BILL IS ADOPTED
senate sends Measure Cutting Tnrcc
OF Army Down tO white House,

WASlllNiIbN. w Jan, ~ Ihe
house resolution fixing the peace
time gtrcng'h n of the army ut lfa,Obo
men 10y directing the secretary ot
war TO stop recruiting until tho
force is reduced 20 that size, was
adopted today by the senate and
sent to tho white house. \ similar
resolution which has been before
the senate was abandoned. In the
usual course the resolution win he
referred to Secretary Baker who,
IL is understood, tx prepared 20
recommend to the president that the
resolution be approved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
MISSOURI AGAIN
BEATS SO0NERS
Tigers Continue Unde-
feated March for the
Valley Title

Special 10 The world.
NORMAN, Jan. 22.-The Uni
versity of Missouri basketball team
continues their march toward su-
prcmacy in 1921 Missouri Valley
caging circles by again turning back
the Oklahoma court aggregation by
score OF - To ID here today.
Aside from n slight Improvement
in the sooners defensive play the
game was n repetition OF yesterdays 8
contest. The Tiger forwards led by
A browning, scored field goals. trom
every angle and the superior work
of the Missouri guards caused the
oklahoma forwards to fail TO reg
istcr easy shots.
The floor work OF Bond and Will
liams and the goal tossing Of Brown
ing, who IL by far the best forward
seen here this year, were the fea-
lures of today's play. Bonebraks
played a good defense game for
oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

boxing cutiIusi
nsts have struck
so longer viii
my pay cNorbi
ihul pii""a FOR
fistlc shows THIS
is the Indication
following the Ac-
ton OF the New
York state box
INK Commission
in placing u limit
ON the price uf
fight tickets IN
that state and I'm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Arrest Two With Narcot,cs.

NEW ORLEANS Jan, 22.-Threc
members Of the crew of tho stea mer
Charlse, plying between here and
Vera cruz, were arrested by customs
officers had been working on the
Of narcotics In their possession. The
officers had been woking on the
cases several weeks, II was stated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jam 22Thc PrT
visonal Irish republic has -einu,," i.,,,s"
Frank y. Walsh former 'ita'r,I,'a,i
of the war labor hoard, as us ''s", 80.
counsellor in the United Siat's' ,,r
cording to a letter written uE ,ihy
Walsh to Secretary Of state No'''
made public TODAY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Dunham and Keck Pace
Mates With Good
Shooting
2 PLAYERS BANISHED
Ballard, Phillips and Stepp,
Tulsa, out on Person
al Fouls

Paced by tho brilliant goal shoot
Ing OF Dunham and keck. who
Iopcd an aggregate total Of 80
points. the University OF Tulsa bas-
kotbai team last night maintained
iis indicated record by winning
the second consecutive game from
Phillips university Of Enid. The
score was 3s to iS
Taking no chances OF "a first half
tie as In the previous game the local
colloglans last night got away 10 an
early lead and increased that margin
hs tho game progressed.
Tho visitors offered spirited re-
distance TO the prcshytcrinns and
the gamo was fast and interesting,
threatening at times 10 become
rough Ballard or Phillips and
Stopp. of Tulsa were elected from
the game on personal fouls
Dunham. kcck ana Lawhorn Of
Tulsa and West of Phillips, were
stars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
TWO EASY VICTORIES
First Presbyterian and First VI T..
Elves Beat Boston VI. T.. and
First BaptISt Ouints

The first Presbyterian and First
NJ. Il. fives last night had little
trouble in defeating the Boston NJ
T.. and First Baptist quintcts in the
Church Basketball league. The
scores We're IS 10 Is and ij to II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Central Wins From Baptist.

SHAWNEE. Okla, Jan. ga
goal In the last five seconds of play
gave Central Normal 2l to 20
victory over the Baptist university
hAsketbau tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

ARDMORE, Okla, Jan. THE
boys basketball team OF hdmore
high school defeated Oak Chff.
Dallas, team tonight - to Il. The
teams played Friday night, resulting
in a score OF rs to II in favor of
ArdmorC,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

SupSAllulf Us w ihl lif lbl NNNh''
Missouri, Coffcy for Bunker, knight
for Bond, Moore FOR Browning,
Bunker for WacKper. Field Goals
Missouri. browning &, Bond g.,
Bunker ., Moore, Coffcy; Oklahoma,
Cox 3. Waite 2. Free Throws
williams &. Waite 8. Referee
QulgleY (St. MarysO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Scoring Field whorn 2,
Love /, Englc I, Hunter 3. Malone
l. Gray 3, Spears !, Din |. Free
goals--Lawhorn 7, Malone 8. Sub
stitutions--Huntcr for Graham, An
glin for Gish. Neach for Spears.
spears for Neaeh. Rcferce--T. VIII
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Badgers Trim Iilini.

MADISON, wis, Jan. 22,---Nis'
consin defeated Illinois 30 to is in
a western conference basketball
game tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

I, Brockway Wcathley. u. Thorn
ton, Cadillac, Sappcutiold Q, Borup,
Temples, Crokc, Free throws Boz
rup, Sappoufteld, shaw >, Suhs,i-
utions Sappenficld for Temples,
Temples for h. Thornton, Thornton
for TCmplCs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

IT, NHTNUHHN * - - = n
Goals from field: First NJ ~
Wilson G, Shue 3. Il. Carnahan ~
II. Carnahan ., Henry ., fapH'I
ID. Sester 3. W. Sester, Campp'..
Free throws. Il. Carnahani, N,i',,"
ID. Sester. Substitutes: First NJ u"
Elbel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
KANSANS EASILY
DEFEAT LOCALS
Jayhawker Schola sites
Score q and Hold
Tulsa to 10

Displaying one OF tho mos, ofr,r.
tive high school defcnses over sh.,,,
on a l0cGl court. Winfield Ia,
high school last night won lt. ...
ond straight game from tho ryIs,
scholastics, 27 to 10.
The Winfield defense held Tis,
TO only four field goals. due mainly
to the brilliant play Of their guards
Brunton and Brady easily one M
the most brilliant pair ~ guards
seen here.
The Tulsa defense was strong too
though not on u par with thar ~
the Jayhawkers.
Stars Tor Tulsa were Brownf.eIl
and Morgan.
lAn.nAA...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Donovan, respectively, are to be re-
built Naturally enough Mother
manager expects to hc able To COM
plctcly rovamp his team In the short
course of one or season, but moth
ing will be left undone TO strength
en- the lin0lps,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Scoring: Field goals Brunton. .
Haugh. 2: Henderson, 2, Freeman.
.; Mummert. /; Brady, I; Brown.
field, /; Lawton, I; Rupert, J.: Car.
son, |. Free goals-Bruuton. e.
Quinn, 2. Substitution Freeman
for Henderson, Mitchell for Brady.
Henderson for Iiaugh, Brady for
Mitchell, Quinn for Carson, Carson
for Quinn. Referee-Q Wuke
(phillipsD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Goals from Field--Owcps ., Free
borne 3, johnson, Cooke }, Goforth
.2, Gaylord 3, Lahmau .. Free
throws ,. Substitutions--
Evans Howard, Cooke for Fishor.
80, iIdw. O6) Pos. Cadillac uD
T..
II. Thornton ,,,,,,,.,,.., Rankin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

ScoflnE. FicId EOoIN-WcPI y,
Stout /. Milan l.. Bebbs 2, Dunham
s.. Kock 7. Stcpps Free goals West
3. Ballard 4. Dunhnm /, Keck 3.
Subslitutions --- Brooks for Stout,
Bcbbs for Ballard, Willims Tor Pish-
ncy, Kerr for Stcpp, T.. Williams for
Lawhorn. Kraft for O. Williams
Referee Mallctt.
jerks hitch school won an Inter
osting preliminary, ~ toei7, from
the Tulsa academy. The score was
tied i7-17 at the conclusion of play
and In the extra five minutes jerks
registorch two free goals and one
from field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Michignn
defeated Northwestern In west
ern conference basketball game to-
night hv score OF 80 TO ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Mcgee Sporting (sW Lc'ering uD

Goals from field-Gray 4, Blake
&, Van Doorcn 3. Spears ,. Lever
ing, Setser ., List 2, Hardie, Free
throws--W Weinecke, Gray. Time OF
halves, IS minutes. Referee, Elbel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Boston tt5)

ian. Thompson a, II. Sexton :. "
Sexton 2, Pearcc .; Boston NJ. "a
Weinnike !. Bangcrt Free Throws
Miller 3. II. Sexton,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
ist NJ T.. a3 Pos. Ist Bapti,tun

Il. Carnahan .,,.f,,,.,,,,.' NV"V
Henry ......,,f,, Canpp'u
Wilson .........c c...''' -
Shue ..........g. g..,''t W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Tulsa University Basketeers
Maintain Undefeated Record
lNllS3Eebls
Lorry Doiley

u ls"s fIisllIl-iI- - tsiinD
Long suffering
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-07
K OTAZCE'OBNOVENf KON-
TRAKTU S EAST OHIO GAS
COMPANY.

Martin B. Daily, president
the East Ohio Gas Co. vrati Sc
dnes z New Yorku a ocekava
Sc, re povi, iak Sc hodla ply
narenska spoleCnost zachovati
V nynejSim sporu mestem
Clevelandem a predmestimi.
Die nekteryeh zprav neobnovi
spolecnost smlouvu "a podmi-
mex die prani m6stske rady.
Kontrakt dojde 6. unora, ale
plynarna nebude pry moci i V
padu hepristoupenl ma mestsky
navrh zastaviti dodavani ply
nu = musila by Sc drive die
SLOW riditele mestskych pray,
Woodse, odvolati k statni We
refine utilitni komisi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-07
''SVET"

Jest zcela pi'iroZeno, ze Wy
soka kultura naroda ceskoslo-
venskeho obraci na sebe po-
zornost celeho vzdelaneho sve-
ia. Lid mas vynika celou radou
vybornych vlastnosti, mezi nj
mi ma pfednim miste jest smysl
tvofivosti. Vse, S tim vchazi We
styk, snazi Sc spracovati vkus-
ne, umelecky, bez napodobo-
vanl cizich Yzoru. Nase stavby
ukazuji, ze Sc n6mecky sedlak
ucil spise cd ceskeho ne 20
bracen6. Ceskoslovensky clo-
vek vynika neobycejnou obrat-
nosti. V Parizi ma naSi narodo-
pisne vystave nechteli znalci
naprosto vefiti, re vySivanl,
iez budilo obdiv kazdeho, jest
dilem teske neb slovenske, u
pracovane selky. NaSi lidovi u
melci vyhledavaji sami nesnad-
ne 1koly, zpracuji latky, nj
miz Sc tezko 2achazi, vystTiha-
il Sc vSeho lacineho efektu.
Lid zdobi Sc uSlechtile.
O tc parizske vystave DIR.
Chotek obsirne a s nadSenim
Sc rozhovoril a vyjadril pfani,
aby mohla byti uspora dana tez
" Americe, nebot' zde vyko-
nala by dulezite poslani a Ii
skala move pfatele a priznivce
Ceskoslovenskemu nnrodu.
Potlesk po skonceni prednas
ky sYedcil, ze velke shroma-
zdenl s povdekem il vyslechlo.
Jak jiz jsme Sc zminili, vyte-
EEK z techto prednaSek jest ur-
cen pro studentsky fond pri
ceskoslovenskem vyslanectvi
We Washingtone, nehoZ u
lmozn6no bude obzvlaste NADIA
Inym studentum Ceskosloven-
sku dokonciti sve vzdelani v
! Americe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-07

drodn6m kraii, majici pillezi-
tost zaieti do velkeho mesta q
pouciti sc tam, jest ma vysSim
stupni vzdelani, nez-li sedlak
z pohofi, z obvodu zeme. TAX
Sc tvoIily jednotliv6 skupiny,
kterG mali svoje zvlastni zna-
Gky, jako skupina chodska,
turnovska, atacka, kozacka,
jihoceska, ceskomorayske Wy
soCiny atd. Mezi temito skupi-
nami neni hranic tax jako jich
neni narodopisn6 mezi Mora
YOU a Slovenskem.
Pestrost krojd. raz pisni me-
nj 50 die povahy kraje. V Vrod-
nych nizinach byvaji kroje pc
stfeiSi, narodnf pisn6 veselejSi
kdeato Y horskych kra aiich isou
kroje iednoduSSi, chudSi, pisnf
dumaveiSl, zasmuSilejSi. Nei.
pestrejSi kroie, nejveseleisi
pisne naidem4 ma Hane ma
moravskem Slovacku.
Slovensko, odtrzene politi
cky Cd Czech roku 1882, odde.
lenG od Mich i svymi horami
zilo svym vlastnim zivotem
Svoje vlastni kroie pisne ma
il ma Povazi, nejzaiimaveisi 8
neistarobvlejsi lidova kulturs
Jest We stfednim Slovensku, ale
We vychodnim jiz souvislost (
kulturop ceskou konGi. Ia Pre-
Sovem jest jiz zcela iinv lid
nastava kultura vychodni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-07
LIBBY GARDENS REALTY
co. INKORPOROVANA.

E. G.. Eecker, predseda
Reliance Investment Co.. En-
gineers budova a n6kolik j.
nych investoru zaloZilo a in
korporovalo prave spoletnost,
nazvanou Libby Gardens Real
ty Co. SpoleGnost tato roZpar-
celuje jara starou Culverovu
farmu, sestavajici asi z 63 "a
kru. Farma ma pruceli ma Lib
by rd a sousedi nekolika al
lotmenty, jez byly minuly rok
rozprodany mezi nasimi kraja
ny, cimz polozen zaklad k ce-
skoslovenske' osade ma Libby
I'd. Spolecnost vyse jmenovana
bude miti kapital $25,0OO
Dovidame Sc dale, re Rei-
ance Investment Co. zamySli
ma poZemcich ceskoslovenske
osady zriditi lumber yard. Pla-
mem spolecnosti je zaloziti kor
poraci, iejimiz cleny byli by
majitele pozemkd v ceskoslo.
venske tet oosade. Zakoupe.
MIN urcit6ho poctu dilcG tako.
Wy Glen mel by pravo dostati
stavebni drivi "a tn cenu, ia.
kou by spolecnost stale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-07

To vSe tvofi dust naroda. To
jest posvatna zfidlo, nehoz
prysti v3e, GO n&rod vykonal
velkeho a slaVn6ho.
Lidova kultura pomaha nam
lustiti otazku, ie-li lid cesko-
slovensky nlrodem dvojim,
jak by tomu nGktefi cht6li, ne
bo je-li jednim narodem. Co Sc
"a valky hnutim osyobozen-
skym projevilo, je vyronem
pouze jcdnoho naroda a nikoll
dvou ro2dilnych. 4 jednOho
kmone vzeSli Slovaci Cesi, ale
rozdilem povahy pady, na KITE
re So usadili a hlayn6 roZdilen
sousedstvi, V kterlm Sc octli,
povstaly "a dlouha staleti roz-
dily, kterymi Sc cd sebe lisi.
TAX rostl rozdil mezi ob6ma
haluzemi tehoz naroda. Pro
stredi pusobilo take k tomu,
Cechove zakladali 81 velka sire
diska, velka m6sta, re kterych h
Sirila Sc tax Zyana mestska
kultura. SlovAci nikdy tako-
yych velkych stredisk nemeli a
zustali blize pfirod6. Nicmen6
zustava Il obou narodu tOlik
vlastnosti stejnych, jmenovite
V um6ni stavitelsllem, oZdobni-
ckem, re nelze mluviti ami 0
dvojim narodu.
Ale lid V jednotlivych ca
stech take nezustaval steinym.
;5edlak z okoli Prahy, ziiici Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-07

porotou soudce w. b. Neffa ma
okresnim soude. Prlpad vzbu-
dill poZornost tim, re byl pro-
jednavan tfikrate, posledn6
pred apelacnim soudem. Rez-
ny byl pred a roxy zranen pfi
nehode ma poulicni kare, jez Sc
udala ma Woodhill rd. a Cum
berland ave. S. E. Zaloval po-
prve u okresnihO Soudu, kde
bylo mu prirceno $40, 500.
Soud odvolaci uznal duvody
zalobce, ale ien nahradou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-07
PREDNASKA ORA. CHOTKA.
Professor rrazske university IL
Gil zajimavym zpusobem vyvin
ceskoslovenske lidove
kultury.

DR.. Karel Chotek, professor
prazske university Karlovy,
pro.nluvil vGera veGer pred vel
kym shromazd6nim V Narodni
SIM ma oadway 0 lidove kul-
ture ceskoslovensk6ho naroda.
PrednaSka, v druhe syG Gasti,
byla provazena obrazky, uklz-
kami staveb. lidoyych kroid,
vysivek, 2afizeni domacnostl a
pod, coz t6$ilo Sc zivemu "a
imu obecenstva, ale nasledkem
toho, re nebylo moano zlskati
ma rychlo vhodny stroi, nebyly
ukazovany filmy, iez p. pro
fessor s sebou plinesl. BudeAi
mozno ziskati stroi, bude pol'a-
dana dalSi prednaSka, prova-
zena t6mito filmy, Gemz ve-
fejnost bude V cas- vyroZum6-
ma.
Narodni kultura jest soubo-
rem vSeho, co 81 lid sam re Sc
be, svoii laskou ku krasnu Wy
tvofi, iak 81 stavel domovy, iak
81 okraslovaI sv6 pribytky, jak
Sc satil, jake narodni pisne 81
skladal, jak Sc bavil - pra-
vii V llvodu pan prednaSejici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-07
POMOCNY POL. SBOR
LECIE.
Dobrovolnici slouziti budou
bezplatns, jen ii, kdoz venuji
cely svIj cas-, dostanou
nahradu.

Mayor Fitzgerald vcera pfi-
jal nabidku Americke Legie,
jez hodla spolupusobiti, ably "a
stavena byla V naSem meste
stale vyse a vyse Sc dmouci
zlocinecka vlna a sice aspon
po dobu. nez-li Sc mestu po-
dari, ziskati dostatecnych fl
nancnich prostredkI ma sesile-
nj policie.
Organisace Legie ZapoGne
hned dnesniho rama. kdy roze-
slany budou jednotlivym Gle
Mum, jichz pocet dosahuje
1000, dotazniky vyzvou k po
moci zdejSimu bezpecnostni-
mu departmental. V hlavnim
stanu Legie konana byla vcera
vecer schGZe, ma ktere byla
schvalena pripadna resoluce.
| Predseda okresni rady Legie
pri jednani prohlasil:
"Hodlame stihati jen lupi-
ce a bandity, ale policii bude
ponechana starost o kapeSni
zlodeje a jine menSi prestupni-
ky cinnost naSe ma pomoci
policii V dnesni situaci, jez wy
! vrchelila V zavrazdeni dvou
obcani. Ma schulz vypracovan
byl tridilny program, ktery
bude mayorovi predlozen dnes
k schvaleni. Zahrnuje zrizeni
neuredniho systemu tajne
sluzby, vypomocneho policej.
niho sboru legionarskeho, jen5
bude zapfisahnut a ozbrojen
Clenstvo vykonavati bude slu5
bu prazdny cas- a nebude do
stavati zadneho platu, jen Gle.
move docasn6ho sboru strazni.
XII v obcanskych odevech, kite.
ri budou zamestnani cely cas-
obdrzi penezitou nahradu.
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rr ~1 V|7 W VrT Vr.f rT W.T. w tF vw W y,

Kone6ns tn budou ty Le-
gionarske Sibrinky, to jsme
Sc ia ne natssili. Nezapo-
mente ale pozvati a witt S
sebou Vase znaTne.
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$4,000, ale ma natlak pravnl-
XII spolecnosti poulicnlch
drah obnovila tato process a
prohrala po treti.
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KRAJAN VYSOUDIL MA PO
j. ULIcNf DRAZE $4,000.

Kraian Frank Rezny, 10718
Grandview Ave. S. +. vyhral
svoji rozepri o $4,000 proti
Cleveland Railway Co., pred
New-York tribune., 1921-05-29

to inquire into and ascertain the mo-
tives for such journeys.
"The bill will affect Italy, Poland
and Greece far more than other coun-
tries. immigration from these sources s
has been unprecedented since the
armistice. I do not believe that coun-
tries like Sweden and Norway, the
United Kingdom and Spain will even
supply the quota of immigrants to
which they are entitled. 1t is rare
when we receive an extraordinarily
large number of people from these
countries. Switzerland, Holland and
Portugal are other countries which
will very likely not exhaust their
quotas"
In keeping with the present Admins.
tration's policy of getting started on a
project once it is determined upon, the
Cabinet members at the heads of the
State, Commerce and Labor depart
ments have named two representatives
from each department. to confer with
regard to figures. These men will com
pute the quotas which will set forth
automatically how many foreigners
from the various countries may come
to America.
The State Department is represented
by United States Consul H. A. Nc
Bride, chief of the visa section, and by
New-York tribune., 1921-05-29
Ports Will Be Permitted TO
Transfer Unused Quotas

A system of transfer will be put in
operation, for example, the Port of
New York will be authorized to admit
10000 Italians. By far the greater
portion of immigrants enter this coun-
try through New York. Italy win, in
all probability, be allowed to send only
about 10000 in the entire year. The
bill says further that no country may
send more than 20 per cent of its
quota, a month. This will prevent
dumping the entire consignment on
one port within six weeks, and will re-
suit in normal influx of immigrants
for at least five months.
AS the five months draws to a close
the quota allowed to enter through
New York may become exhausted. A
situation may arise where twenty
Italians present themselves at Ellis
Island and cannot be admitted The
authorities at New York in such a
case will communicate with the Bureau