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The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
RICE-RENO BOUT
ON FOR TONIGHT
Stage Set for Postponed Ten
Round Battle. Duarte
On Card.

Monday nights boxing card at
Sportland Heights arena at Berwyn
Heights. which was called off on
account of wet weather. will be run
of tonight at $3.50 o'clock.
Several hundred fight fans were
disappointed because of the post
ponement. but the management re-
ceived permission from the Mary
land boxing commission to call the
bouts off after the deluge.
frankie Rice, Baltimore's cave
man" lightweight. will engage
Johnny Reno of the U. S. S. Nevada.
lightweight champion of the Navy.
in a 10-round go in the feature bout
of the evening.
The gobs are behind Reno to a
man. and will be on hand tonight
to back their favorite to the limit.
Reno's manager. Chief Machinist
Ham Geiger. has handled some
good boys, including Johnny Buff.
and is confident that Reno will take
the measure of the Baltimore. lad,
and goes so far as to say that box
er's of Rice's type are tailor made
for Reno. and that the COB will
have but to run true to his form of
the past to gain the decision.
Three other bouts are on the card.
chief of which will be the 1O-round
tussle between Danny Duarte. a
local boy, versus Johnny Rebham. of
Baltimore.
The first bout will start at $40
p. m. Cars leave Washington. Fif-
teenth ana G streets northwest.
every fifteen minutes. At Berwyn
free transportation from the depot
to the arena and return has been
povided.
The entire card: Johnny Reno.
lightweight champion of the Navy.
versus frankie Rice, Baltimore's 8
caveman, 10 rounds at 1873 ringside.
Danny Duarte, Washington. YER
sus Johnny Rebham. Baltimore, 10
rounds at 135 ringside.
Bobby Garcia, Camp Holabird.
versus John L. Smith. Georgetown,
130 ringside. rounds.
Indian Dan versus Young Bowen,
los pounds, rounds.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
HyattsUilLe Is Cr0lDded
For County Loop Lead

HYATTSyILLE, Md, July Is
Landover is now hard on the heels
of HyattsviHe for first place In the
Prince Georges County League race.
Hyattsville has won seven and lost
three games while Landover has COPIED
eight anG dropped four. giving Hy-
attsville a lead Of thirty-four points.
Seabrook has vacated the cellar in
favor of Berwyn. Seabrook has won
four and lost seven games while Ber-
wyn has registered but three wins
against eight defeats.
Saturday Hyattsville and Berwyn
will meet at Hyattsville. Sunday
Landover clashes with Seabrook on
the latter's diamond.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

POUND TWENTY
BLOWS, REVENCINC.
SERIES OF DEFEATS
Victory Cuts Brown Lead
To Game and a Half.
Trit.e Wins.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-rhe YANKEE,
slaughtered the White sox this Afternoon In
he nnai game Of the series on the Polo
Grounds. The score was IL to 4, and the
Eame was walk-away from start to nniss
The fanks unleashed a terrific attach. ret
ting twenty base hits. the longest e,f wu,rb
was a double. Whitley Witt snapped ont of
his batting slump with four clean hits.
shawkey toyed with the White Sox from
s'aft 10 nnish, and struck outren men Any
time that Bob was in a bad hole he sent m.
ball whining through the middle and the sox
"a led to meet 1t. Harry Hooper got his
third home ran In many dnys when he bit
u into the right field stand In the seventh
The seore.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
Washington CrelU Coach
Is Signed by Yale

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, July 1s.-
The Board of Athletic Control of Yale
University confirmed today the an
nouncement in Seattle that Ed Leader
coach of the Washington State Uni
versity rowing crew, has been signed
as the Yale coach for 1928. Leaders
tenure probably will be for several
years. however. as 1t Is the announced
intention of the rowing committee to
retain a coach with a record or sue
cess at the American style of row.
ing and to permit him a reasonable
time to vindicate his system with a
successful crew.
Leaders crew this year defeated
the California and Wisconsin before
taking second in the Poughkeepsie re-
gatta which was won by the incom-
parable Navy crew.
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TOTALS. IS e24i2l Totals. IS IL % IS
'Batted for Oldham in seventh.
tran for Clark In eighth.
tBatted for Olson in eighth.
SRan for Manion in eighth.
Slated for Smith in second.
Score by innings:
Detroit. it.......... o1oo ooo4o o-5
Boston. 040o1 o rs
Runs-Biue. Cobb. yeach. Rigney. Hsney.
Harris (2l. Duean, Collins. O'Rourke, Ruel.
Errors-Jones. CLARK. Smith. Burns. Pratt.
TwoIbase hits-Ruel. Harris, 0'Rourke.
Home run-veach. Stolen bases-Collins.
ORourke. Sacrifice hits-Leibold t2D. Dou-
BILE piay-Pratt to Burns. Left on bases
Detroit, g; Boston. 8. Bases on balls-on
stoner, 1; OF Russell. s. Hits-0n Dauss.
4 in 2-3 innings: of Oldham, In Is
innings; of Russell. 9 in s innings (none
out In ninth: of stoner in Is inning:
of Olson, l in % innings; on Pennock,
none in / inning. Struck out-By Dauss. 1;
by Oldham. 8; by Olson. 1. Hit by pitcher
BY Russell Cobb. Passed ball-Wo Woodali
Umpires-Connolly and Owens. nme-2'l5.
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=: Sandlot Notes =:

day games on the Fort Berry field
Manager Leo Wise would like to ar
range games with the fastest mines
in Washington or vicinity. Phone
Clarendon S05-F3 between $50 and
1880 o'clock.
kensington and Boyds of the
Montgomery League will meet Fri
day afternoon on the latter's dia-
mond.
The Hilltop A. c. have open dates
for the latter part of July and Au-
gust. Manager Allen would like to
hear from the Roamers, Linworths.
Alexandria Cardinals and Brook
land address 633 Orleans place
northeast.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
Canadian Champ Enters
Philadelphia Water EUent

PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.-Locai
rowing officials received word TODAY
that Hilton Belyea. the Canadian
sculling champion. will be here 70;
the national regatta, having changed
his mind about returning after finish
ing third in the recent gold challeng"
cup race.
Belyea is having a new boat built.
the material being sent from this
city to his home in ST. John, N. B..
where his brother is putting it TO-
gether.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

In case Lew Tender fails to give
Benny Leonard worthy argument.
the lightweight champion has easy
sailing ahead for some time to come.
He can then drift along with a pile
of easy kale in sight, to be collected
without much effort. There has al
ways been some doubt as to whether
Leonard slipped by so easily be-
cause his exceptional skill was so
pronounced or because his supe-
riority was due to lack of class in
his field. 1t is a certainty that he
has had no such opponents to meet
as Bat" Nelson once faced in Cans,
Britt, Young Corbett and Ad VOL
CAST. Benny's road has been fairly
soft. The one tough spot seems to
be ahead. but from the inside Leon
ard circle there seems to be a strong
feeling that Benny will close out
the show within few stirring
rounds and then stand on the crest
with no worthy challenger in sight
The struggle that st. Louis Is
making to crash into at least one
sector of the world series is among
the most notable sportive turns in
the year. Something like four gen.
erations of rabid St. Louis fans have
come and gone without looking
upon a winning team. Now II SO
happens that one season has brough,
the two stoutest st. Louis combina-
tions since the old days of Brown
glory, and in each case 1t is a mat
ter of displacing a pennant winner
from the year before.
The Browns have the easier job
ahead. On form. considering all the
talent they have lugged in through
the last two years. the Giants ap-
pear to carry too much class to be
beaten off, even by a club that can
toss the marvellous Hornsby into
action. The Browns have no sucr
combination to overthrow The
Yankees lack the all-round power
and strength of the Giants, as well
as the latter's consistency over most
of the stretch. And consistency is
no light factor in any contest that
calls for a six months test.
Reverting to the Leonard-Tend-
Ter warfare, We interviewed two
well known students of the situa-
tion who have kept in close touch
with both careers. Leonard"
said the first. will win with a
knockout inside of four rounds. He
is going into the fight at greater
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

Runs-Young. welch. Jameson. Speaker
t2l. Wood. Gardner. O'Neill. Errors-og-
den. sewell C2D. Earned runs-Cleveland.
a: Athletics, 2. Left on bases-Cleveland.
4: Athletics 4. Two-base hits-Gs rdner,
0'Neill. Young. Home runs-speaker. Wood.
Sacrifice hit-McInnis. Double olays-Gal-
Ioway 20 Young to Hauser; Galloway to
Hauser. Bases on ba1s-On Morton. 1: on
Ogden, 3; Oh Hasty. 1. Struck out-By
Morton. 8. on Hasty, 8 hits. 6 runs in
innings; on Ogden, 2 hits. no. runs in
innings. Losing pitcher-Hasty. Time
~ Umpires-walsh, Nallin and Chill.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
Tribe Makes 1t Nine
In R0IC, Beating AS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 1s.-Clevelan nd
made it nine straight victories by making
a clean sweep Of the series here. defeating
the Athletics today. to 8. Speaker and
Wood hit for the circuit.
In the three-game series here, the Ath-
letics have made only twelve hits an aver
age Of four per game. Galloway's he ding
was sensational The score:
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Totals. as 10 "a IL, Totals 40 % e7

Iothh: ~ to = 10 TOtals.... a 20 q u
Score by innings:
thieFgo ......O 90 OOlI IL
New York e. s. 8 O6 o O x-il
hnns-Muliigan. Hopper Shelly. Yaryan.
Witt t4l, Pipp t3l. Ruth. Meusei. schsug.
scott t2I. McNslly. Shawkey. Errors-MuI-
iiRan. Collins. Hoorer. Falk wit. Hone
rII-Hooper. Thpe-tase hii-Blankenship.
Two-base hit-schaLg nd Hoffman, sacri-
nee ny-AeusHl stolen basr--Meusel. Haze
rn baIIs-On Biankenship. /: of shawkey, g;
on Schurp. 2. Struck out-By RIankenship,
!; by shnwkey. 10: by schupp. I. Left on
hases-Chicago. IL: New York, TO- Empires
-Dineen and Evans
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
CARDS WHIP GIANTS
and NEAR TOP, 9-S
H0rnsby Leads Attack in Wild
Slugfest as St. Louis
Cops Series.

ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-The ST. Louis
Cardinals would not be denied today as they
slugEed their way to the third victory nf
the series over the New York Giants . to
s. and again placed themselves within a half
game Of FIRST place The score.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
Red S0r Hold Early
Lead and Trim, Tigers

BOSTON. July 1s.-The Detroit Tigers
were unable to repeat their victory Of yes
terday and dropped a close game 70 the Red
sox today. to ). Ty Cobb sent four of
his hurlers TO the mound TO try to change
the Tigers luck The ACRE.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

Knns-Parkinson t2. leslie. Heathcote,
Hollocher. Grimes. Friberg. Miller. 0'Far-
rell. Errors-Fletcher, Krug. Two-base
hits-Parkinson, Peters, Miller. Rapp,
Grimes. Three1base hits-walker, Heath
cote. Home run-Grimes. Struck out-By
Aldridge. 4: by Singleton. 2. Bases on
balls-of Aldridge, l.: of Singleton. 8: OF
Ring, .. Sacrifice hits-Walker. Aldridge,
krug. Passed bal'--0'Farrell. Double plays
Lee to Parkinson: Leslie to Fletcher to
Leslie. Umpires-Rigler and Moran.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
BraUes Hit 3 HOn,ers,
But Reds Win, SO

CINCINNATI. July 1s.--Three Of the Ave
hits gathered by the Boston Braves today
as they lost to the Gin 'innati Reds. = 90 8.
Two Of the homers we're hit by Nicholson.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
Grimes Homer Aids
Cubs DOlUn PhiLs, 6-3

CHICAGO. July 1s.-The Phillies dropped
another game TO the Cubs today, 9 to 8.
Grimes homer for the Cubs in the fifth in
ming drove in the runs that put them in the
lead. The score:
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Score by innings:
New York. k............... 203 oo2 o01-s
st. Louis. s................. 040 002 O3x-e
Runs-Frisch f3), Meusel ~, Young.
Kelly. Cunningham. Flack, Hornsby, stock.
Ainsmith t2). Lavan t2,. Toporcer. Mann.
Errors-Frisch, J. Smith. Hornsby (2l. Four
nier. Ainsmith. Twobase hits-Flack. Raw
lings. Cunningham. Snyder. Hornsby l2D.
Home run-Ainsmith. Sacrifice hits-Layan,
Flack. Stolen bases-Kelly, Frisch. Double
plays-Mueller to Ainsmith; Frisch to Kelly
to Frisch; Kelly to Snyder to Kelly. Wild
pitch-Jonnard. Hit by pitcher-By Douglas
Lavan). Bases on balls-0n Pfeier, 1;
OF Pertica, 2; OF North. I; of Douglas. 1;
of Causey. 2: OF Jonnard. I. Struck out
BY Pfeffer. 2: by Pertica, /; by North, 1;
by Douglas. 2; by Causey, 2. Pitching re-
cord-Of Pfeffer. hits, 5 runs in 8 in
nings; on Pertica. hits. . runs in In
nings; of Donglas. hits, runs in "a in
nings; of Causey, 4 hits, 2 runs in 8 1-3 in
nings. Left on bases-New York, :: ST.
Louis, l. Time-2:15 Umpires-ODay and
Hart. Winning pitcher-Pertica. Losing
pitcher-Jonnard.
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roDAY's SERIES SCHEDULE.

Unlimited Class, Section B-war Finance
vs.. Mohawk, Seventeenth and streets
southeast, 5:l5 p. m: Section C-Opto-
metrists VS.. W. +. Roberts, Washingto ton
Barracks, Sis p. m.
Senior Glass. Section A--Roamer VS.. Pet
worth, Brookland; Section B-Park View
VS.. Linworth. Sixth and B streets northwest.
5:15 p. m.
Junior Class. Section AFFINITY VS.. Holy
Name. Union Park 5:15 p, M; Stanton vs.
Crescent, Thirty and r streets
northwest, $50 p. m; Section B-Anacostia
Eagles VS.. Mount Rainier Emblems, Mount
Rainier. $50 p. m.
Midget Class-Indians VS.. Cleveland Park.
Thirty-seventh and streets northwest, 10
n. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

Because of q shortage OF playing
fields where collections are allowed
the Shamrocks and Sherwoods will
play Sunday in the city champion
ship series instead of today. The
game had been listed for the Sham
rock field at Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, on
government land. 1t will be played
at Seventeenth and d streets south
east at 3 p. m. Sunday.
Neither the Shamrocks nor Sher-
woods have lost a game in the Sc
ries.- The Shamrocks defeated the
Knickerbockers and held the strong
Tenleytown team to a draw. The
Sherwoods beat Dominion Lyceum
and played a scoreless tie with the
Knickerbockers.
The Barrets. who have victories
over Mount Rainier. Grace. Cherry
dale, v. F. w. and other strong
mines to their credit this season.
have chanred their name to the
Moore's Auto Supply and are anxious
to arrange game for Sunday.
Phone West 2s15 between s and .
O'Clock.
The Arlington A. g. with a record
of seventeen won out of twenty-one
games played this ,yeer. has reor-
ean'zed under the management Of
p. T'llett. local sandiot star. and
will play weekday as well as Sun
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

Totals. 50 IL - II Totals. 83 l3 q 1.
'Batted for Cunningham in ninth.
tBatted for Lavan in eighth
tran for Shultz in eighth.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

Totals. 81 527 10 Totals. =. 81 10 81 l6
sBatted for Hasty in seventh.
tran for Perkins in ninth.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

The Peerless nine, scoring seven
runs In the ninth inning. defeated
the Fredericksburg White Sox on
sAe latter's field yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

46o3E6oAxS y RESULTS.
81. Louis. o; New York, q.
Chicago. g; Philadelphia, 8.
Cincinnati .: Boston, 8.
Boston-P n-Pittsburrh-Rafn.
ToDAY's CANES.
New .1ork at Cincinnati.
brooklyn AT Chicago. s7x
Philadephia at Pf..sbu-rh.
Boston At St. Louis.
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Standardization t21. Boeckel. Burns. Har-
per. Bohne. Harerave t2I. Pineln t2). Cav
eney. Rixey. Errors-Holke. Gibson. Bohne.
Two-base hits-Oeschger Rixey. Three-base
Mts-Burns. Caveney. Home runs-Nichol-
son f2), Boeckei. Stolen base-Koof. Sac
rihce-Caveney. Double plays--Holke tun-
assisted: Kopf to Ford to Holke; 0eschger
70 Ford to Holke. Struck out-By Rixey.
>. Base on balls-On oeschger. 1. Wild
pitch-Oeschgef. Left on bases-Boston, 8;
Cincinnati. 8. Time, 1:3s- Umpires-Me-
oormick and senteile.
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Standing Of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTEHDAYS RESULTS.
Washington-St. IouisEPostponed rain.
New York. IA; Chicago. f.
Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia, a.
Boston. 8; Detroit. s.
ToDAY's GAMES,
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
L Pct WI Pet
New York. 30 81 .617 brooklyn. AZ AZ .4g4
81. ~ Louis. % - 500 Pittsburgh. 80 A .47O
Snieago. - 40 sd Phillies.-. 81 40 .3s7
elreinnau. 40 II .529lBostou.... 20 80 .35s
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TURCI JSOU ME PODRAzDENL,
SLYSENf ARMENSKE DEL ECACE NE.
MILE Sc UGH DOTYKA.
PRAVI ZE ZROVNA JAKO ARMENl MO1LI BY "a
DATl sLYSEN1 IRCANE A ECYPrANE

Lausanne &C. prosince Armensko bylo dnes stfeder,
boufe bzkovychodni konferenc Turci odepfe slcas
n schIze podkomse kera uvoa vyslechnout appel
Armenu zaozeni pro ne narodniho domova Turecku
ak smet pasa tax Rzar Nur Bey posa osr dopy kon
ference nchz proestu proti rozhodnuti mz dovoeno
Armenian predlozit svoji suznost
Turci pravi, kdyz Armen, ktef nemaji zadneho t.
fenho postaven nezasupuj zadnou neodvslou vadu by
vysysen konferenc neni zadne pficiny proc Irtandm
Egyptanim nem9o by byti dovoleno predloz poza-
davky.
TAX zvana nepravdena egyptska delegace ceka Iau-
pies esc dovoen ably byla vysysena konerenc
moha tumocit pozadavek neodvislost Egypa 6plne
vyklzeni brtickou armadou.
Nasledkem tureckeho protesu 1fedn schnze podkc~
bya odozena edine zastupci Velke Brtane FrancIe
ae vyslechl mluvtho Amend, enz navrhova aby rarod
nj domov pro Armeny b7 zaozen severovychodnfm villa,
eu Turecka jenz mel by zauima hstorckou horu Arar
neb casti Cihc.
Nenf mono, prohlas ably navrhovany armensky domov
plynu Armenskou Republican Evanu jez byla pfevzata
moskevskmi sov9y Armen ochone pfa by tentyz vztah
Tureckem ako majf dominic vdci Angl zaverku zkda
spros6n cd vojenske suzby pro Armeny udr4enf
trarchy fecke pravoslavne crkve Cafihrad6
Dohodon z&stupci wall arm&nskou z&dok dvahu
xrovna jako ucinil onkmi Bulhard 4 sarob36ho nxro
sssqsssa
Mluvci ArmenI Noradunghian pasa, pravi mezi jinym
"Jest nynf kolem 100000 armenskych utecencd rdz
nych zeich bzkeho vychodu t6chto 345 900 jest ca
Egejskeho more Makedon, 4O0 600 Bulharsku zapadn
Thraki $4,000 Persii ostatni roztrousen
"Vsichni tito utecenci ztrai mnoho prlbuznych nasi
nostmi Kazdy ocekava 1zkos opravnenoU netrp6lvos
rozlus6nf ez skon tuto ragckou situaci Tito utecenc
drive uzecne zamestnani ou nyni vydrzovan dobrocnnV
mi organsacemi je asno ze tato zaostna sdace neela
by trvati do nekonecna"
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'DIKTATURA PRoLETARiATU"
JEST ODPORUcOVANA MOVE ORCAl(lSOvANoU
DELNICKOU STRANOU. SY

New York, 26. prosnce - The Workess s ,4y of Ame-
RIGA, elenstvfm 10000 pf5jA Ia program n m dzgh6
n6roaalr ajexdt xda. a a1n4
etar&tu Spoienteh S&tech nahrazen pfftomn& vady
sovetem.
Jak zn6n, tax duchu zasady prohlasenf tumoce-
ne tomto jsou y nerevoucnejK jake kdy byy
kteroukoli organisaci teto zemi
Program celkem sympatisue ciemi methodami ru-
ske sovetske vlady odporucue 'tani zevntf" deln-
ckych uniich tax ably pvedeny byy narc komunismu
vsak opatne vyhyba odporucovan kazdeho nas eto
zem Jest to hlavn9 toho dlvodu ably strana byla chr
nena pred pronasedovanim federalnf vadou -.
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vELIKY PozAR v ToLEDU.
Budova o so bytech xni4ena,
jeden muz zahynul, dvacst
poranSnych.

Toledo. O., 27. prdsince. A.
Fauncey, 50lety, uhofal, diva
hasici byli premozeni dymem a
asf dvacet osob vzato do ne
mocnic neb okolnfch soukro-
mych domd popalenych neb po
ran6nych jako vysledek poza-
ru v Del-Mar apartmentnfm
dome ma Monroe ulici, mill Cd
obchodniho stfedu m9sta, dnes
casn9 rano. Fauncey pfemozen
byl patrne dymem, nezli sc
mohl dostati k venkovnfm dve-
ffm q uhofel. Hasicsky poru-
elk Lawinski dopraven byl dc
nemocnice, zle pop&len v obi
ceji, ma rukou ina t9le. III
Slecha Ann CowdenoYa, u
Gitelka ma obecn6 Skole, byla
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NEMECKO MA KRAU PROPASTI.
IDA Sc, zE MIC NEMuzE ZABRANITI VSE-
OBECNEMU KRACHU.

Berlin, &C. prosince. Nemecko jest zmitano industrial
MIN nekldem tomto vanocnm obdobi vseobecny krach
zda byti neodvratnym.
Socaea komuniste ziskavajf move stoupence do vych
rad organisu spoecnou opposici pro Wade kancre Gu
Ackol nenavdi radikay veky obchod ak jest zosob
men Hugo Stnnesem jinymi magnify zbohatnuvsr val
ky rovnez dtocf svajc vadu havnf pro je reparacn
poitiku.
Propustsni vadou vsech pfebytecnych zeezncnich del
niI cimz rozmnozeny byly rady nezamesnanych zvylo
vseobecnou nespokojeno zeezncnf zfizenc ktef zsta
praci hrozf stavkou nebude Jim zvysena mzda Jezto
ahy ou operovany vadou, vsichn nespokojeni delnc
tekava zlepsenf sveho posaven cd padu Cunovy vady
Strana VsensmcI ez zahrnue mperialisty, protesnjc
prot mysu Cunovu ucnit novou reparatn nabidku spo
ncim Tito monarchistd poukazuji ze vada mea by uve
domi apoence ze jest to Fancie ktera pveda N6mecko
do postaven ze nemlze platiti v&lecne zavazky. tF
Mezitm toto dele "ist Bavorsku kteTf sta
wi prot radikalnm sanam, zacna hrat dIleztou dohu
Tito napodobee Benito Nussolniho take srany jchz sla
vzrsa tez Sezsu Vychodnm Prusku, sou proti kaz
demu kompromsu spojenc Fascist pod veenm Adolfa
Hitlera hlasaji evangelium ''narodniho probuzeni"
mnoha stran Jest ocekavano, ze n9mecka stuace do
sp8je rsi dter kdy kancler Cuno JIM cenove vlady
vrati venkova.
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nalezena v bezv3domf. Byla Wy
nesena z budovy a brzy pfisla
k sob9. Prave sc vr&tila me-
mocnice, kde prodlela delsi do
bu a stav jeff jest povazlivy.
Porucik John Wolinski odve
zen byl do nemocnice s t9zkymi
popaleninami, ,jez utrpel, kdyz
plameny vyrazily neoGekava-
ne 2 venkovnf zdi. Jiny hasiG
John Ryan, byl pofez&n, kdyz
nasledkem prudk6ho z&ru pra-
skla a sfitilo Sc ma n6ho. We
Iskla a sfitilose ma n9ho. We
dive hodiny dnes rano hasici
vzdali Sc nadeje ma zachran6ni
kter6koli c&sti velike tffpatro-
We budovy, v nfz bylo sedesat
bytn. Panuje mfnenf, ze ohen
|vznikl Cd pfetopen6ho kotle.
Apartmentnf budova jest v pan
sk& c>i m9sta = byla pokl&d&
ina "a ohnivzdornou. Skoda zpt
sobena ohnxm Sc odhaduje ma
$260, 900.
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Bayside, N. Y, 26. prosince.
Victor r. Arnold 2 Madison,
Wis.,, dfivejsf pfedseda Madi-
son Bond Co., byl zatcen zde
dnes ma federalni obzalobu pro
uzivani posty k podyodnJm L.
celdm. Pravi Sc, ze prodejem
bezcennych akcii vymamil z
dIverivych lidi $613,000. Ar
mold pfisel sem ze zapadu pred
nedavnem a prohl&sil, ze jeho
1myslem jest hlasati New
Yorku pravdu v nabozenstvi.
Najal 81 sin a mel tam serii z
kazani o krest'anstvi, zapocav
81 5. 'listopadu. "Chci kazati
proste pravdy, historii kfe.
st'anstvi, jak jest podana v bi.
bli," pravil We SVEN prvnim
kaz&nf a slfbil New-yorcanum,
ze Jim bude hlasati nabozen'
stvi, opirajici Sc o "zlate 'prs
vidlo." Arnold, sc zenou a tfe'
mi dcerami, bydlel v krasnem
statku pfi mofskem zalivu. Pra
vi, ze zaloba byla sbubnovana
proti n9mu jeho nepfatei.
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tim. Jiny parnfk oznamil
svym vlastnfkim, xe bude o 2
dny zpozden. Tfetf sdelil radio.
gramem, ze nemnze Sc dostati
do New Yorku az Ultra, ackoli
|p0dle vseho obstal v te nejhor.
'sf boufi.
Stfed boufe, JED bicovala vi.
ny Atlantick&ho oceanu po til
uplynul6 tydny, zd&l Sc byti asi
1000 mil cd evropskeho pobfe
Il. Kapitani vypravejf, ze v
tech mistech lodi zachvaceny
byly vichficf a ze 8 nj zapasily
az Sc pfiblizily ma 500 mil X
americk@mu pobfexf.
Kazdy 2 pfiet&vSich- dnes par
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BOURE MA ATLANTIKU.
ctrn6ct parniki pfijelo vSers
do New Yorku po hroznych
zkuSenOstech.

New York. 26. prosince. S
mnohymi znamkami zapasu 8
hurikany, jez bicovaly vody A.
tlantickeho oceanu skoro po. 8
tydny, ctrn&ct oce&nskych par
nfkl pfijelo dnes do zdejsfho
|pfistavu. I'LL H
Jedna lod' obrovska Caro-
MIA, byla nucena uchyliti Sc do
Halifaxu, ponevadz nemohla
dele zapasiti s hroznym vlnobi
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niki nesl znamky hrozneho "a
pasu s vichrici. s nekterych by
ly mhstky srazeny, ma jinych
zachranne cluny roztfist9ny a
kapitani sdelovali, ze jejich
muzstvo nesvleklo Sc sebe ne
promokavych oblekd plnych s
[dni.