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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
DURANGO WILL NOT
HAVE COUNTY
FAIR THIS YEAR

Announcement was made recent
ly that no county fair would be
held In Durango this year on &C.
count OF lack OF funds to pay the ex-
penses. 1t was stated that many Of
the business men who had contri-
buted literally heretofore had re-
fused to put up anything this year
and that others had cut their usual
quota half or more.
II is 4 well known fact that the
fair association has never paid divi-
dends on the stock issued aud has
been kept up by subscriptions from
year to year. This year the business
men OF Durango do not see their
way clear to shoulder the BURDEN
Durango Democrat.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
CAPTURE LA 0ARITA STILL
THAT WAS MADE OF TN

Complaints were filed With
deputy sheriff Elmer Liudstrum at
Center that fighting wAiskey vas
stilled in the nsighAorhood q Ia
Garita and part Of the population
were growing crasy fron The e.
fects Of the terrible auls. 0atur-
day Lindstran located the still aad
arrested Teofilo 0allsgos Who plead
cd guilty before Judge Ksyss and
fined el2s.
Twelve gallons Of mash was found
near the still already for another
run. No whisksy Was found on ths
place. ~ the one rua Of fiery staff
had . ready sale among the Msx-
leans and tAs product was soasaa-
cd the night before.
Tho still vas made Of tin and The
liquid was run through . brass coil
the finished product being certainly
= dangerous driAk-Saguache Cfcs.
cent.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30

Rev. and Mrs. WIN. Worthinstc.
were guests OF frispds in Alamosa {
few days last week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
"CAPPY RICKs" AT
CHAUTAUQUA, MONDAY
NIGHT. JULY ,

Here's good news for the play
fans. "Cappy Kicks" . real Ameri-
can play. has been drsmatised from
Peter B. Kyne's famous Saturday
Evening Post stories. This IL to be
presented to Standard ChautauQua
audiences by . New York-ChicaSo
cast. A wiser selection could not
have been made and . mere an
nouncement Of the play and players
10 about all that V necessary to
crowd the tents to overflowinG.
This play centers about that low
able old sea dog "Cappy." bat who
has . rough. weather beaten exter-
iOr II ever there was one. but who
has a big heart Of pure gold. Thi.
10 an American story In genuine
American style with . laugh or two
every second. with occasionally .
flash OF real pathos. II Is . story
OF American business adventures
that terminate successfully because
Of the love OF . wonderful girl.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
COMPLAINS OF FREIGHT
RATE DISCRIMINATION

Blanca suffers from = discrimina-
9ion In freight rates. This u no
now thing. however. and We prob
ably stand for It because 1t II too
much trouble to protest. We have
the Alamosa rates while Garland. b.
ing in another zone. gets much bet
ter rates. This Item seems small.
but big shippers realize the dif-
ference. The foothills mine will be
shipping ore some Of these days
soon and this orc will be shipped
from Garland unleas the freight
rates are eQuaiized. This could like
ly - accomplished u an intelligent
protest were made to the commits
sion.-san Luis Valley News.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
SAN JUAN RAILROAD
IS DULY INCORPORATED

Articles Of Incorporation Of the
San Juan Development company
were filed at Denver. with = capi-
talixation OF &5.0<0.OO0. says the
Durango Democrat. The company
has been Incorporated for the pur-
pose OF holding the stock Of the
land company which will take over
the lands subscribed In the south
ern railroad enterprise, and to also
hold the stock Of the San Juan rail-
road.
The principal office OF the COM
pany will be maintained in Durango.
nine of the incorpOrxtOrs are men,
bers of the Los Angeles Syndicate
and represent wealth to the ex-
tent OF several hundred millions OF
dollars.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
PAcosA SPRINGS WILL
HAVE TWO DAYS
CELEBRATION

After much discussion pro and
con. the Pssosa Legion post. Wo-
mems Auxiliary. Women's Relief
Corps and local citissns have DE-
finitely decided to hold . two-day
celebration in Pagosa Springs on
Tuesday and Wednesday. July 4th
and 5th. The presence OF the
ChautauQua in this city on the lth
has been the bone OF contention.
but 1t 10 believed that the two pro-
grams ON that data can be % af-
ranged ~ not to conflict with one
snother.-Pssosa sprtnss Sun.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
HOOPER PEOPLE
SERIOUSLY INJURED
As CAR UrSETS

Last Sunday while conias lewn
the road near the spillway above
Crestone. C. F. Chapman and wife
OF Hooper. were seriously injured
BY their car skidding and turning
over. They were assisted to Cres-
tone and brought home to Hooper
where they arc resting easy. Mr..
Chapman was more ssrioasiy in
3ured than Mrs. Chapman. They
were driving very slowly aad the
car skidded in the sand. On Tsss-
day morning both were taksa to
the hospital at Salida.-Ceoter Pest
Dispatch.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wiley are ~
parents Of . soa. born Tuesday,
Juns -.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
AWARD CONTRACT FOR
CUMRREs HIGHWAY

Bids for the work on the con.
struction of the section Of the Cum.
bres highway to be done BY the
forest service were opened Juns Is
and the contract awarded 70 q
Delta firm. II 10 expected the worh
will be started Immediately. - q
party OF government surveyors uaAs
. survey Of the railroad crossing ID
the vicinity Of Cumbres last week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
HI, Prett;est Girl Sues Conxressuaan

This + Hiss
! Anna Mid,
suiag Repfsses.
tativs Hesriek. q
OklsAomA. fer
$1,000 heast
bala. Sc ehasves
brsseh = tssel3ss
- 0Asvy. Jn
0aA eo0Doo = .
sss,als q ~ Ceo.
ussmaa's bsssay
eeaeess. ~ =
~ TA BeotA
Wash1agaea, DC
Aaoa Wao ~
ooooesa ~ ~
tsskiag % \ ~
bssa ipekiaG baaA-
hg ~. v6aiag
. savss eap. -
savs ~ lost
NJ Aaaft. sAat
Me CoaNees0oo
asked - 0asTy
h9. bsst drew ~
ssida
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30

Bond Z jennings shipped two
eafs os Aoga TuesAay Of tAis week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30
CREEDE WILL HOLD
CELEBRATION JULY 4TH

Cveeds IL preparing to hold .
celebration July eth. arrangements
having been made for . number Of
attractions. including brilliant
display Of fireworks In the evening.
The entire program is not yet
complete. but they are planning =
big time.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30

Mrs.. Gertrude Bonaer Woodruff.
who spent last wssh With her aunt.
Nrs. James =. Campbell. went to
Creole Friday morning to spend the
week end with friends. 9ha viii
return here for few days bsfsfo
departing for her home Ia Dsnvsr.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30

Mr.. Ray spssesr and three
daughters arrived last Saturday
from Long Beach. Calf. where they
had spent the winter. Mr.. Spencer
had returned several weeks pre-
vious.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30

Gus Ydren. one OF the we'll known
ranchers near this city il able to BE-
out again after two weeks illness
with the flu.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-30

Mrs. 8. R. Spencer. who has spent
ssost six weeks In b Platta, No.
arrived hone Tuesday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
BERGER OPET kANDIDA-
TEN.

Milwaukee, Wis. %. kvetna
Victor l.. Berger, jenz byl Jed
nou vylouten kongresu a po
druhem zNoleni nedovoleno mu
zaujati misto Y onom t6lese,
jezto usvedten byl Z prestou-
peni tax zvaneho protispehyf-
skeho zakona. bude y letoSnlch
podzimnich volbach opet kan
didaten \ pdtam distriktu. BY
10 to rozhodnuto ma schulz w
konneho vIboru socialisticke
strany, kdezto ostatni kandida-
ii budou navrzeni pomoci refe
renda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
GESkE TExTILNICTVt
TRPf.

Praha, 2S. kvetna. Temcr vsi
chm amerieti nakupovatele Inc
neho platna a iinych lnenych
vyrobku opustili prazsky trh,
protoze pri nynejSi vysoke va
lute ceskoslovenske koruny je
mono dodati irske lnene textil
nj vyrobky lacineii az do New
Yorku, nez-li ie zde mozno ma
koupiti. Odchod americkych
kupcu znamena move rozsireni
nezamestnanosti Y textilnim
prumyslu Y Ceskoslovensku.
Jest to dalsi neblahy nasledek
stoupnuti valuty teskosloven-
ske koruny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
RUSkD-NEMECkE SMLOU-
M 4 II. Wy.
Stale Sc udrzuji povesti, ze ve-
die hospodarske byla uzavreaa
tez smlouva vojenska.

Londyn, %. kvGtna. - Pove
sti, re Rusko Nemecko uza-
Vfely spolu yojenskou smlouvu,
niz Sc tail, vvskytuii Sc tn
tam stale, ale nepovazuii sc Ia
spolehhve. Nyni vSak vratil Sc
sem cesty 30 N6mecku Gle
ment Edwards, ellen parlamen-
tn, ktery znovu takovym tyr
zenim vystupuje. Cestoval hlav
ne ia informacemi. Pravi. re
n6mecka vlada a bolsevici u
jednali spolu smlouvu dvoji, je
dnu verejnou, ciste hospodar-
skou a druhou tajnou, vojen-
skou.
Obsah vojenske smlouvy ie
V kratkosti ten, re RuSko po-
skyline muzstyo Nemci duStoi
Milky a poddustojniky, ktefi jim
budou veleti. V padu nutnosti
ma vojsko obou zemi spolupu-
sobiti Americti vojenSti znalci
odhaduli dnes pocet sovetske-
no vojska ma 100000 az /,
100000 muzu, Je V mem $50
generalu, kteri teto hodnosti
bojovali jiz carske armad6, Z
tech pax $50 proSlo voienskou
akademii, 40 procent vSech ar
madnich dustojniku jest sell
skeho puvodu.
Rusko ma 1873 pTipravnych
Skol pro dustojniky, jeden kurs
pro kazdou divisi, II vySSich al
madnich Skol, sedm akademii
pro stab a technicke vyucovani
a jednu akademii pro Stabni
dustojniky. Ia minuly rok pro
Slo $4,000 studentu ruZnymi
dustoinickymi Skolami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
Mestska rada v Blaine

schulz sve konane dne 13. dub
IA usnesla Sc PROFESSIONAL pro-
Ii vysokemu pfedpisovani DAM,
ktere ohrozuJe existenci po-
platnictva i tim celou nasi re
publiku System danovy stava
sc iia systemem konfiskatnim.
Proto lest nutno, ably system
danovy byl zrevidoyAn opra-
ven y demokratickem duchu i
ably yelkokapital byl mnohem
HetSi m6ron nucen pfisplvati ma
statm rydaje ne% mali obCa
ne. Dale nsneseno zadati yercj-
ne, aby We statni spraN6 zave-
dena byIa vsude ucclna Setr-
MOST 49," tab bvla rlch5o1o
obtanslvu. od nchoa by nemu-
Sill. b/ti zadany tax yelike da-
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
FAPEZ Sc UJIMA RUSKEHO
PATRIARCHY.

Londyn, Is. kvetna. - Pa
PEI Plus prostrednictvim SOVIET
ske delegace, iez meska V ia
move, rodal ruske Wade protest
prot procesu s patriarchou Ii
chonem, hlavou pravoslavnG
ruske cil'kve. jenz Jest obvi-
men, ze protivil sc zabayeni ko-
stelniho majetku, jak pravi Sc
We zVlaStni depeSi Daily Tele-
graphu.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
Z kRAJANSkE CERNE KRO.
NikY.

Branch, Wis, 27. kv6tna.
(PoSt. zpraya) Jedna Z nej-
starSich teskych osadnic tohoto
olloli pi. Matt Simkoya z Kell
nersville, sesla Sc sv6ta tragi-
ckym Zpusobem Dlela navSte
YOU sVe dcery, provdane Ia
Adolfa Shoulaka, na farme
vZdalene asi pul druh6 mile od
tohoto mesteGka a utrpela smr
telne ropaleniny, kdyz phi roz-
delavani ohne nalila do kamen
petrolei Y kamnech vsak liz
ohen doutnal a pfi povstavSim
vybuchu nest astna zena byla
zahalena plameny Ackoh pri-
kvapivsi dcera a ieji manzel
poskytli il vSemoznou pomoc,
skonala v nekolika minutach.
Zesnula Citala 76 roku veku.
Cedar Rapids, Ia, 81. kv6t-
ma. post. zpraya.) Y blizkem
mestecku Chelsea spachal Sc
bevrazdu ccsky tesar, Eduartl
Novak. Y nedeli rano vstal ca
sne, odeSel do drevniku tam
vehnal 81 ranu 2 rucnice do hla
Wy. Pohnutka sebevrazdy jest
zahadou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30

(U prostred) "JednaSedesat-
nix" vypravuje oddeleni mari
naku zpusob boje a valecnol,
taktiku generala Lee-a proti
Hookerovi "a bitvy u Chan
cellorsville "a obcansk6 valky,
kdy Wilderness Run byl obra-
nou zakladnou zmin6n6ho vo.
jevudce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30


(Nahofe) Pametnlk Il uGast-
nix roku 1861 vyHtuje mlad6
bojovne gencraci strategicky
Vyznam bojiStG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30

(Dole) f. NJ. Jackson, prislus-
mix Randallova batailonu, Wy
svetluje generalu Lejeunovi,
kde on sam L. 1861 preset k L..
toku,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
RUSkO POMYSLi MA ZMEN
SEM ARMADY.

Moskva, %. kvetna. Rusky
exekutivnl vybor nai'idil komi-
sari;ltu vallly, ably rypracoyal
planv pro radikalnl snizeni ru-
de armady, .jez vSak ma byt u
tinGno zavislym od Vysledku
konference y Haagu. Pon6vadz
.Ianovt nebyIo docileno doho-
dN I tom erdlm, b"'a at@2Ea
demobilisacc yyloatena = agcn
dy nyntjSi sthuze eNekutivniio
lVboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30

hotel, hotelier p. Buchar, ~
mesta Londyna", maj. p. Svi-
densky, "Sevilla", maj, p. Bar
toS), TAX " onech nemeckych,
kds 81 ceskyeh hosti Eazi. Poda
vail Sc informace O lekaiich.
isou-l Cechoslovaci z kteri Ge-
sky jazyk ovladaii a Il nichz
Gs. host ie dobre y matei'skem
jazyce oSetren. Sekletariat vSl-
ma 81 4 doporucuje tonic o.
hledu vyhovuiici obchodu. Jest
tudiZ lajmu kaldrho u.s. no
sta, aby Sc podie potreby bud q
predbezne informace (pomGry
drahotnl, RUNE slevy, ceny by
til, koupeh atd.) nebo 0 proled
mani cen pri naysttve Ma sekre
taliat obratil. Ale i ii, ktefl ne
potrebuji zvlaStnich infnmaci,
sdruzuji Sc Y sekretariate pro
to, ably pfi zabavach a ruznyeh
podnicich sekretariatem pora-
danych svuj pobyt \ laznieh 81
zpiijemnili. Upozornujeme, ze
letoSniho roku placeny urednli
sehretariatu jest liz pine Gin
nym a to cd /. kyetna v Grand
hotelu We Frant. Laznich. Ma
skyta Sc zvlaSte nemajetnym
vhodna prilezitost, aby pouzili
nejblizsi kvetnove saissony, by
"a levnejsich cen Sc mohli vyle
citi, Poplatek "a informace ie
mirny (nahrada reziinich w
loh), prispevky na selQretari-
at ponechavaji Sc uznani lazen
skych hosti.
Evropu a Ameriku. Cykllstl-
cka tandemova dvoilce: Ballek-
Brodsky - Goldschmidt-Su
man, ktera byla dubnu Pra
by odstartovana, projela "
Drazd' any, Lipskem, Berlinem,
Hamburkem a Hanoverem, ne
dbavsi uporneho protivetru,
chladna lijaku, a jede pres
Frankfurt n. M, Dusseldorf
do Holandska. Pan Ballek- -Brod
sky prednasi We sportovnich i
ceskych zahranicnich spolciih,
kdez dostava Sc mu nejpriveti-
velslho prijetl cd nasich kra ia
M i teskoslov. konsulatu.
Zakroceni naseho zanranic-
nlho ministerstva pro spravne
cznacovani naSi republiky v
Rakousku. Videnske ceskoslo-
yenske vyslanectgi zaslalo tuto
Verbalnl notu rakouskemu spoil
koyomu ministefstyu zahranit-
mich v6ci We Vidni * zadosti
ceskosloVenskeho minlsterstya
zahranitnich zalezitosti klade
81 YyslanectVl epskoslovenske
reIublilly ve Nldni III Gest o
znamiti spolkovemu minister
slru zahranitnich vdci, 1e &c.
skosloyenske nrady vsech od
boru ohdrzoly piikaz nevyilzo-
Nati dooisu al<lit ve kterleh
1,bFlo by uziiD 1Aaao fituilI.
.ienl podle nstayy Geskoslovrn
aEtmu statu prisluSi X tomujo
kroku yid6la Sc Ylada teskoslo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
Jde zmenu poJmenovani
Geskoslovenskych "mensir". V

breznovem elsie m6sitniku Ce-
choslovaka (vydavaneho Ma
rodni radoW uvazuie znamy
narodni pracovnik Josef Skaba
. tom, re neni spraVno pouziVa
ii dnes bezn6ho nazoru teske
nebo slovenske menSiny, pone-
vadz obtant teakeho (sloven-
sheho) iazyka 1T ziii kdekoli
y republiee, isou narozlucnou
east "sl naroda a jsou steIne
0Gastm VSech ieho pray " IVA
deli bychom ciZinu omyl 4
hIesili bychom proti duchu MI
rovych mluv' (tteme Y tom
tlanku) kdybychom nadAle
chteli pouzivati bezneho az do
sud nazvu "teske (slovenske)
menSiny" Narodni rada u
yazovala take liz . veci a zarl-
dila akci, ably noly yhodn6isi
nazey "menSin mohl bytl zaye
den 4 posIala iadu nayrhu ina
pr. ylastina, Elastinnik, vlasti-
novy, vlastinaf) Ceska akade-
ME navrhla pax nazev "ochra-
mar pro ony prisiuanlky csl.
narodnosti, kteri ziii ia nekte-
re smisene posici Y lokalni men
SINE. "Ochranar' jmenoval by
Sc pax menSinovy narodnl pra-
covnlk, lednoty a spolky men
sinoye byly by pax "ochranne'
Rozumi Sc, ze timto noVym o
znacenim vymizeti by musely
zminky O krajich narodnostne
smiSenych, o uzeml 'uzavre-
mem" nebo "uzaviranem" (na
presto neVhodny terminl, 0
Deutschboehmen atd.
Z Fraptisl1ovych lazni. Ho-
ste Y techto lazni minulych
let Sc dobre pamatuji, iak spra
va lazni, ma.iitele hotelu a pen
sionu i obchodnici byvali neo-
chotni a iak malo prizpusobo-
vail Sc k tomu, re vzdycky a
zylaSte \ poslednich letech vel
ka cast hosti byla ceskosloven-
ske narodnosti. ZylaSte ony da-
my, ktere neovladaly iazyk ne
mecky a nebyly Z neimajetnej-
sich kruhu, m6ly mnoho pfiGin
k nespohojenosti tomto ohle
du pTirozene, ze tyto pome
ry znepfiiemhoValy Jim lazen
sky pobyt nikterak nepilspi-
Haly k ltceni ZlepSeni nena-
stalo AM 20 pfevratu vuti nam
jakoIt0 pi'isln5nlkum narodno-
sti statnl Lazenstl hoste pone
chavajI statnH spfay6. ably opa-
tfila nalezitr respekt statnimu
ia2Fktr pokud Sc tyce ruznych
tech oznateni, ably lidsly zivot
l.. \ I,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
ZAkON PRiSNY MA
CIZINCE..

Wa shington, p. k.6tna.
Pres dent Harding podeps II
dnes predlohu Miller-Jonesova
zakona, die nehoz cizinci, IL
svedceni 2 nedovoleneho pro
dele narkotickych drogu mo-
hou byti deportoVani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30

vensk6 repubii'ly proto donuce-
ma ponevadz 0fady rakousk6 |
republiky zvlaSt6 y3ak jejl al
fady soudni, pres rSechny pro-
testy opGt op6t uzlvajl We
sVych drednich podanich me-
spravnGho titulu teskoSloven-
skG repubIiky. Je dost smut
ne, ze rakouske ufady musi
byt timto zpusobem donucoya-
ny k upuat6ni od yyzyvav6 ne
mecko-nacionaIni zvyklosti.
Zapadly vlastenec. Dne L.
maize byl pochovan We Vseru-|
bech u Plzn6 fidici utitel V. ".
pan Stanislav Mat6jtek po
45let6 praci M roll skolske. Po
sledni leta venoval narodni
praci menSinove, STAY Sc PRIV
MIN uGitelem move zriZene
Skoly vserubsk6. Ma to zrizoval
Ceskou Skolu Y Zahradce. Pfi-
Sed zrak, nedockal Sc ma
stoupeni ma novou tuto skolu,
! Zemrev 28. dubna, vSemi. kteri
ho znali, uprimne zelen Ma Wy
sokem kopci vSerubskem po-
hrben, naSel skromny tento ga
paddy ylastenec" svuj hrob
/ Jmenem uCitelstva vroucne Sc
zesnulym Sc rozloucil p. uc,
Hartman. oceniv jeho plodnou
Cinnost. Zaroven velice dojem-
nou reel mad hrobem ocenil
v&echny jeho dobre vlastnosti a
skutky dp P. Toman.
Mily host Praze. 5. kvetna
rannim rychlikem od Bohuml-
ma priiela Ma Wilsonovo nadra
Ii PAM Ilona Orszaghova-
Hviezdoslavova. chot' loni I'VE
cneleho neivetSiho slovenskeho
basnika. Zdrzi Sc Praze neko
TX dni bude Ultra dopoledne
o IL. hod. pfiiata panem pre-
sidentem Masarykem, jemuz O.
devzda politickou rec sveho
zveGn6leho manzela, prichysta
nou pro Narodni Shromaldeni
ale uZ neproSlovenou Ma ma.
drazi prvitali vzacnou PAM "a
stupce pane presidentuy mini
sterskl rada dr. Riha, pani Kl%
Ia Prazakova, chot' spisovate
le Il univ profeSora Z BratiSla
vt, ktera il podala krasnou kl
tici. Z&Stupee mialstefstya X Eo
stvl a monostra Srohara ran;
Zahra dnik Brodsky. "a Ma
!, mistopfedSeda Fr. S. Prochaz
ka, jednatel Sekanina Il red. J
Hais-Tynecky, Z rodiny senio
NoVak a nekolik tlenu pribu
zenstva. Automobiiem pan,
presidentoyym byla dovezen.
PAM Hyiezdoslavova do hote
In Passage.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
Opravnena uzkost.

"Nebesa! Takovy lijak mo
ie zena 81 vy$la ma prochazku
bez destniku.' tNemei o
nj strachu, jiste 81 zaskoci do
nektereho kramu." "Toho
Sc praye desim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
DUOMAT ZAVRAZDEN.

Sofia, %. kyetna. Alexander
Grekov, byvaly bulharsky Wy
slanec V Parizi, Stokholmu a
Bernu. byl zde vcera vecer "a
yrazd6n. Politicka situace Zde
Jest velmi nejista.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-15
Colt Facts
Worth knowing

Q. Does the rule for match play, which
provides that player shall lose the hole
IL he or his caddie move his opponents
ball while it Is in play. apply while look
ing for lost ball?
A. No. there il no penalty for moving
accidentally, Of course. Tho ball must be
q. Can a flight Of steps or a ladder in
a sand trap tie moved without penalty II
ball rolls under it?
A. Yes. II tho ball 10 accidentally
moved In doing SO. 1t Is replaced without
penalty.
Q. Does a ball have to be played from
where 1t lies when it stops in a pile Of
grass dumped near a green by the green
keeper?
A. No. it can be lifted and dropped,
not nearer the hole.
@. What is the rule in a case where
high grass, mistakes a ball that had pre-
viously been lost there for his own. and
does not discover his mistake until he has
holed out?
A. He loses the hole in match play. IL
he takes two strokes or more with the
wrong ball. In medal play he IL disQuali-
fled.
@. What is the rule with reference to
q players practicing on course before
q tournament in which he expects to
play?
A. There Is no restriction except on the
day Of the start Of the tournament. No
play on or on to any green Of the regular
course IL permitted on that day before the
start OF the tournament by any entry on
penalty Of disqualification.
II golf rules puzzle you. write the
Sports Editor. enclosing stamped re-
turn envelope.
Copyright 1s?2)
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-15
Faster Track for
Central Runners

Coach Schmidt OF Central high will
give his cinder path athletes a reg.
ular workout on the Creighton field
this afternoon.
The Central high men will try on,
for speed in the dashcs and distance
events and also for height in the high
jump.
Coach Schmidt gave his men one
Of the hardest workouts OF the year
yesterday. giving them extensive
training in the starting and dash
work. He also had the first tryouts
for the pole vault. Pope and Marrow
were the most promising men in this
line.
Johnnie Day, one Of Central's best
half-milers, was out yesterday for
the first time during the season. He
is in good condition, however, and
expects to be in the meet tomorrow.
There is considerable rumor that
Coach Schmidt will take his relay
team to Drake university to witness
the track meet there on April %. and
may even enter the Purple and White
squad. AS yet he refuses to make
any statement regarding this.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-15
Coast Players
Grow Whiskers

Sacramento, Cal, April l4.-In
keeping with the spirit of '4o, all
members of the Sacramento base
ball team, from Manager Charley
Pick to the utility brigade, today
agreed to grow whiskers, provided
William H. Mccarthy, president Of
the Pacific Coast league, will per-
NIT it.
The movement started with Oscar
Stanage. who argued that in view
of the Days of '49 celebration to be
held in Sacramento next May, it
would be proper for the Sacramento
ball club to grow whiskers and look
like '49ers.
The days of '49 committee, hear
ing of the plan, has decided to make
a contest of the whisker growing
and has offered list Of prizes for
players growing the best set OF facial
foliage.
A telegram has been sent to Presi-
dent Mccarthy. in San Francisco,
asking for whisker ruling. Pend
ing the ruling Sacramento players
will boycott the BARRIERS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-15
Today in Ring History

One Hundred Twenty-Seven Years Ago.
John Jackson beat Dan Mendoza. hare
knuckles. nine rounds.
Thirty-Seven Years Ago.
Jack McAuliffe, at New York, beat John
Sperry in three rounds. Harry White in
five rounds and Ed Wagner in three
rounds.
Twenty Years Ago.
Dal Hawkins knocked out by Perry
Queenan, Seattle. Wash. II rounds.
Twenty-One Years Ago.
Dan Creedon knocked out Jimmy Hand
Ter, Memphis. one round.
Nine Years Ago.
Abe Attell against Benny Kaufman. At
lanta, Ga. bout stopped and declared no
fight"
George (Knockou) Brown against Billy
Grupp, no decision. New York, 10 rounds.
Five Years Ago.
Joe Burman won from Young Pope, Chi
cago. four rounds.
Harry Greb against Zulu Kid. no deci-
sion, Pittsburgh, six rounds