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Evening star., 1922-05-07
TWO YALE CREWS WIN
IN RACES WITH N. |. 7.

DERBY, Conn. May 6.-Yale won
both races in the dual regatta with
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technol-
ogy over a course Of one and half
miles on the Housatonic river late to-
day
A great improvement in waterman
ship was noted In the Yale shells as
they swept down the course. Both
Yale crews rowed smoothly, the
junior varsity crossing the line o
length ahead of Techs junior eight
while the Yale freshmen's margin
was a length and one-half.
The times were: Junior varsity,
Yale, 7.5S: Tech, S.02.
Freshmen, Yale, SOC; Tech, sos.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
M'CARTY GAINS TRAP
HONORS FOURTH Time

NEW YORK. May George s. Nc
Carly of Woodbury., N. j., successful
Iy defended his title today at Travers
island In the seventeenth annual
amateur championship Of America at
clay targets McCarty, who had cap
tpred the title four times, defeated
a field of 167 gunners. with score
of 1876 out of possible 200 targets.
sMcCarty was closely pressed for
thigh ,honors by Il. NJ. Houghton Of
Boston, Mass, who scored 1913, and
DIR. g. H. Martin Of the New York
Athletic Club. with 1872.
others in the drst nine were c. HI.
Sewcomb and w. II. Wolstencroft of
Philadelphia and l. II. Davis of Bos-
ton. 1s1 each; d. r. Boyden: Boston.
send T. H. Lewis and J. Barclay. both
OF the New York Athletic Club, 19o
Evening star., 1922-05-07
mike finn, VETERAN
MOCUL, DIES At GAME

E OMAHA. Neb., May 6-Michael u.
(Mike) Finn, aged sixty-one, part
owner and business manager OF the
Omaha, Western League base ball
club. pitched forward in his grand
stand seat at today's game with
Tulsa and died without. regaining
consciousness, fifteen minutes later.
Following Films death the game
was called. The score stood to 2
in the visitors favor with Tulsa still
batting.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Totals. 80 1890 Is Totals. 47 10 4a II
zone out when winning run was scored.
tRatted for Leslie In the eleventh.
tran for Smit In the seventh.
sRan for Snyder In the ninth.
Philadelphia. 1000 0 Q 0 o o 0 0--2
New York.. o O00 % o. o 0 O8 1--3
Runs-walker, williams, Rawlings. Groh.
hit-shinners. Home fun--willisms. Stolen
bsses-Rapp, williams. Sacrihces-Msussl.
Douglas. Hubbeil. SINNERS. Parkinson, Left
First base on halls--On Douslas. 8; OF Hub.
bell. 3. Struck out-By Douglas. 8. wild
pitches--Douglas (2l. Umpires-Msasrs. O'Day,
Hart and Emslie. Time OF game-2 hours and
As minutes.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
POCKET BILLIARD TITLE
RETAINED BY GREENLEAF

NEW YORK, Mny 0.-Ralph
GFecnleaf retained his title as nn-
tionnl pocket billiard champion
tonight by winning the third and
final block Of a match with Walter
Franklin of Kansas City. The
nnal score was $50 to ZIG.
Play in tOnight's block, which
Greenleaf won by 142 to IFS, was
the most spectacular of the match.
The champion scored q high run
of rs, while Franklin's best effort
was q strfnE of 70.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
/ GIANTS GET PITCHER.

MEMHHIss May g. Thomas R.
Watkinss president of the Memphis
southerh Association club. announced
today thsfclosing Of deal with the
New York Nationals which gives the
Giants an option on Earl Webb, right
handed pitcher and sends two play
ers to Memphis at once.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
eye Conference annapolis Oasnen in Double Victory
TANNING BATTLE
TO GIANTS, 3 TO :
/. 49,.
MispIay Gives Douglas Edge
in Pitchers Duel With I
HubbeII Of PhiIs.

NEW YORK, May s.--New York de-
feated Philadelphia In . sensational
fourteen-inning pitchsrs' struggle to-
day. 8 to 2.
Douglas outlucked Hubbell and won
his Nth straight game.
An error by Rapp on Kelly, follow
ed by q sacrifice by SINNERS and q
single by IGaston. scored the winning
run ,s 3.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
NAVY NINE SCUTTlED
BY PENNSYLVANIA, 0-3

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 6.--Penn-
sylvania scuttled the Navy nine on
Franklin Field today, in celebration
Of STRAW Hat day" and made the
middies walk the base ball gang
plank to the tune of runs to 3.
Hank" McGraw, substitute earlier
I'm the season, electrified the specta-
tors by polling out two home runs.
scoring Goldblatt ahead OF him each
Evening star., 1922-05-07
COLLEGE BASE. BALL

At Cambxid9e, dass~-Harvard, n
Catholic Universaty, g..
At CharIottesville. ya-virsinia, 8,
West virgfhia, 0.
At PhilaAelphia-Pens, 8, Navy, 3.
At Worcester, Mass.-Yale. o. Holy
Cross, q.
At, williamstown. Mass--Wnltans
III Trinity.,S.
At Medford. Mass-rufts. s. ver-
At asaaswisk. Ms.-Bowdoin. 9,
AZ Amherst. Mass.-siassachusetta
Aggies, 81 ConAecticut AgEfes. 2:
At AayerfOra. Pa-haverford, 10i
At 1etklekena, Pa-Lehish. - New
York University 3. IL q
At Allsntswn, Pa~-swafthmore. q
AluhIeAberG. ,.
AT Dayiason. n. Cs--Davidsea. 81
. 6 As..,ta a.srsi. TseA. :, TEN s''-
At or.sseb.rE. 2. Citadel. 9
At lIs.tsonery. Ala, sersia. 9
AZ west relpt--A NY. -, colaa:
At H.ns..r. \. H.D.rtno.sA. 10
Wesleyans s. S
heRst. 0.
AZ Chester, sPa-Washingfon Col:
Ilaee, n Psan Military, ..
e AZ DuRham, N. C-TfiAitys ~ NORTH
Caroltna atafes .. s
At Lafayetts. 1nd-P -Psrdues y
Chicaeos q. a
At FuaeAIoosa AIa-Ogleth6fRe, q,
& Alasama, 3. Isl
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Runs-Seipp. Boatwright, Rose. Merkel, Pull
Ter. Matthews. Aldridge. Errors-Seipp. Lu-
sado, Gray !2l; Home runIBoatxright. sacri-
Seipp. Danofsky tol. Rose t3). Brown. AID
ridge. Struck out--By Boatwright. 10: by
Toll. l. Bases on baiis-ofY Boatwright 8;
of Toll l. Hit by pitcher-By Toll 'GBrad-
leyl. Left on bases-Gallaudet, 2; st. Johns,
4. Umpire-Mr. Daniels.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Milwaukee,. IL: Columbus, 4.
Kansas City, Is: Toledo. 8.
Other games; rain.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston, 3; Charlotte, 1.
Augusta. 8 Spartanburg. 2.
Columbia, q: Greenville, ..
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. II; Chattanooga,
Memphis, 7-3: Atlanta, 3-5.
Mobile, 1913; Little Rock. 6-5.
Birmingham, o.; Nashville, 2.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Jacksonville, 9; Lakeland, 5.
St. Petersburg, 8; Tampa, I.
Orlando. 8; Daytona, l.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Newport News, 4; Wilson, 8.
Portsmouth, 10; Richmond, 4.
Rocky Mount, 81 Norfolk, 8.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport, Is; Dallas. s.
beaumont. Z; Galveston. 0.
Fort Worth; l.; Wichita Falls. 0.
San Antonio. Z; Houston, 3.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Knoxville, 7; Bristol. !.
kingsport. s; johnson City. 8.
Cleveland, Q; Greenyille. 9.
RzEDMoNT LEAGUE.
Raleigh, Greensboro, 4.
High Point 5 = Durham, 1.
Danyills, q Winston-Salem, 4.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
ONLY 29MACKMEN
BAT AGAINST MAYS
Bing Miller Gets Both Hits He
AIIowsYankee Win
by 2-to-0 Score.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Only
twenty nine batters faced Carl Mays
as he blanked Philadelphia by 2-to-o
score.
The Athletics got two scattered hits.
made by Bing Miller.
Harris pitched good ball. but a
triple by Pipp, Wards single, Dykes
bad throw and sacrifices by Scott and
Mays gave the Yankees two runs in
the eighth.
Addie Bennitt. the Yankee mascot,
was knocked unconscious by a bat
thrown by Devormer.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
NATIONWIDE AMATEUR
FEDERATION is SOUGHT
Representatives of Eighteen Bodies Invited Assist
in Organizing Union to Cooperate in Con-
troll of Varied Sports.
BY II. c. BYRD.

OMORROW Tuesday meetings be held the assembly
of the American National Red Cross
delegates several organizations will endeavo organize
athletic federation last fall
Secretary practically organizations which
athletics make doing have
delegates each
suab the of their bodies The thought
their organizations make the meetings productive
edaratioo
Evening star., 1922-05-07
LACROSSE GAMES.

Warrington Lacrosse Club, 8; st.
Johns College, I.
At Bnltimore-Mount Warrington,
8; SwarthmOre, 1.
At Syracuse-PripcetOn o, Syra-
cuse, 5.
At Hoboken, n. J.-LehlSh, B;
Stevens, 2.
At Annapolis. Md.-Navy, 0, Johns
Hopkins, L.
\ At West Point-Penn, 4, Army, /.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
TIGERS HALT WHITE sox.

DETROIT. Mich. May 6.-Detroit
today defeated Chicago for the first
time this year, wining 8 to after
losing six straight games to the
White Sox. s
Hodges was knocked out Of the box
in the NTH inning. Pi1lette held Chit
caro- safe at all stages
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Runs-NieFmeyer. Humphfeys. Baker, Gold
biatt t2I. McGraw t3}, Sullivan. Naher t2)
Errors-Kelly. GoldbIatt, Sullivan, Liebegott
Two-base hits-Geldblatt t2), Niemeyer. Home
runs-3IcGraw e2). Maher. Double plays
Hederman to Humphreys. Baker to Barchet tt
Humphreys. Stolen bases-Sullivan t2). Mou
radisn. Struck out-By Kelly, 8; by Hunt
ginger, Z. Bases on balls-0f Kelly, 8; on
Huntzinger, 2. Balk-kelly.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
TRAP TITLE TO FOSTER.

ATLANTA, May 6.-H. J. Foster of
Atlanta <von the championship in the
state trapshooting tournament, which
closed here today. Arthur Cuscaden,
also of Atlanta, won the professional
championship.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
CLUB BATTING.
TRIBE BEATS BROWNS
BY CLUSTERING HITS

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 6.-Cleve-
land punched hits of Shocker today
and defeated st. Louis s to 2. in the
opening game Of the series.
Coveleskie was hit hard but kept
the Browns hits we'll scattered and
received excellent support
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Chicago. 1 O O o. o o o OIL
Detroit. ........ 8 o 90 10 o o--s
Runs-Talk. Blue ~. Tones. Cobb. ysach.
Heilmann. Higney. Pillette. .Hrots- Hooper
Falk, Clark, Risney. Two-base hits-falk,
Garf, Piiiette, Veach, Heilmann. Stolen
base-Bassler. Double plays-McCIellan, Obi
Inns and sheeley. Left on bases.Chicago, 10;
Leyerstt, 3; on Pilistte, g. Struck out-By
Hodge. j; Leverstt, /. Hlts-o6 Hodge, ID
1 2-S innings; Of Lsyerett. In Ia. Losing
pitcher-HSdee. Umpires-Nessrs. Nailin and
Moriarity. Time Of game, hour and ~
minutes. -
Evening star., 1922-05-07

7 TOthIS. - 70 q II IUtaIs. % z y II
! sBatted for Harris In ninth.
! New York ,.....0 @ Q %
! Philadelphia 80 o 90
Runs-E. Miller Pipp. Errors-Ward
| Dykes, Two-base hit--Ed Miller. Three-base
hits-Pipp (2l. Sacrifice hits-scott, Mays.
| Struck out-By Harris. O.: by Mays, 2. Double
| play-Dykes to Galloway to Johnston. Left
| on bases-New York. 2; Philadelphia. 2. Um-
! pires-Wilson and Connolly. Time Of game
| hour and II minutes.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Cath. Univ. 30 3 o o o o o O-3
Harvard .,......0 o o % 1 Ia
Runs-Yaeger, Breslin. Denault, Janin f2).
Russell. Lincoln. Errors-Lawlor (2p, Conlon,
Two-base hts-Lincoln, Conlon. Stolen bases
Hallock. Russell. Driscol. Denault, Sacri-
Left on baGes-Catholic University. g.; Har-
yard. @, Base on balls-Of Russell. .. Hit
by pitcher-By Russell Iyneh}. Struck out
BY jackson. 8; by Russell. /. Wild pitch
Russell. Passed ball-Murphy. Umpires-
Stafford and Talbot. Time Of game: 1.54.
Two out when winning run scored.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Gfeenville, 8; Jacksonville, ..
Meridian, e; Greenwood, l. = :
Clarksdale, 4; Vicksburg. o.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
BRAVES LET MORGAN GO.

BOSTON. May s.-Pitcher Cyril
Morgan, Highlander. who has been on
the roster of the Boston Nationals
for three years, today was released
outright ito the Waterbury club of
the Eastern League
Evening star., 1922-05-07
REDS DOWN CARDINALS.
Tosais. Is 10 q is y Totsls.. 30 II ~ Is
sBattsd for Haines In ssysnth inning. y
fBafted for Neeth In ninth inning. ~

sae1ssss. 81. hss,s !. .....so 3 - -
Rms BnIrs. Duaesn 20. Kimnisk Har-
grave. Smith, Topofer, Hornsby McHenry.
Henry, xAinsmith. Two-6asa hits-McHsnrJ,
Fournier. Ainsmith, Hargrays, Smith,, Stolen
Harsraya Double plays-KimmItk, CsvineJ,
Deubert; NcHsnry. lAyan and Aihsmtth. Left
o. -Cineinaeti, q: r. Louis. =. bases
out-Hy Hainss, B; - Nefta, 8: by Csqeh, 1.
Hits- 0& Haiuel, h inniaes; a6 North,
4 "a 2 mpin9s. fasued hi. Ainsmtth. Ioe3ae
3pftcher--HaIne 9Assfss Necof.
mick. Rfkleri and. PhrmAn. Time of Ksme-
8 hour and 70 minutsa. !: is3
Evening star., 1922-05-07
YANKS WIN IN JAPAN.

OSAKA. Japan, May 6.-The Indiana
University base ball team today de-
feated the Osaka Stars by the score
of to 4.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

v v y v
Runs-sisler, shocker. Jameson. wamhs-
Ranss. McInnls ~, Ssweil. Gardner. Efrors-
Severeid. Sewell. Two-bass hits-Shocker. Sis
Ter (2), Ellerbe, Jamieson. McInnis. Three
base hit--O'Neill Stolen bases-Wambsganss,
Gardner. SACRIFICES - Gerber, Wambsganss.
Double playsAGerber and sisler; Wambsganss,
Scwell to McInnis. Left on baSes-St. Louis
0; Cleveland. O. Bases on balls-Of Shocker
3. Struck out-By shocker. 4; by Covefeskie
4. Umpires-Messrs. Dineen, Hildebrand and
utes. ~
Evening star., 1922-05-07
CUBS DEFEAT PIRATES.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 6.-Chica
% won from the Pirates IL to Z.
Totals. 40 II 81 10
sBatted for Glaxner in third.
tBatted for Zinn in seventh.
/, $Battsd for Hamilton In eighth
Chicaeo .......3 o 1i2 0 0 Z 0-1l
Pittsbursh 10 o. o o 3 o.

f1tUDuf4n
Runs---statz ta). Kelleher; Grimes ~.
Carey. Hi1bee, Ens. Trsynol. cooch. Rohwer.
Errors--Krue, Ems, Moksn. zinn. TEo.base
hits-statz. Maranyiile. Carey; Grimm. Miller: LIE.
Yun-Miiier. Stolen bases-Holiocher. Aldridge.
o'FarreM. Sacrihces-Bigbee, Miller ~,
Holloehsr. Double plays-Ens to Marsnyille
KruE to Grimes Left ON basss-Chicago, Q;
Pittsbursh, 8. Bases on balls.0h Aidrtdse,
2; OF Giasner. !; Of zfnn. 2: on Hamilton. I.
Hits-oh Glaxnsr, 8 In 8 Innings; on zinn,
8 In innings; OF Hamilton. in inning ;
OF Yeliowhorse. in inning. winning
umpires-Quigiey and Moran. Time Of game
2 hours and IS minutes.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Totals. 81 II "a 10 Totals. 50 10 q Is
sBatted for Shockcr In ninth.
St. Louis. ...... O. OIL o o o.
Cleveland. 0 o 3 0 0 x-8
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Peerless Athletic Clnb went to Ha-
gerstown yesterday and took a913-to-
3 drdbbing from the Blue Ridge
League team Of that town. Ths pros
Evening star., 1922-05-07

4. "A wars ceniest 10 anticipated whom
Southerns and Mohawks meet on tina
field 1t 17th and D streets southeast
this afternoon at 9:10 o'clock. The
Potomac Le6guereSwfiI send their full
sfrength aga1hbt the Indians,
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Mopnt PIeasant Athletic Club wanti
to hear, from 16-17 year teams ready
to play next Wednesday or Thursday
Telephone challenges TO Manager
Marsh, North 542S.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Jefferson Athletic Club scored its
tenth straight win yesterday in q 10
to-7 battle with Potomac Athletic
Club. Teams in the fifteen-year class
.prepared to meet the JeRersons may
telephone Manager Mickler, Franklin
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Totals. .33 q II Totals.. .SS II II ~
sBattsd for Leverett in ninth.
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Nyni mdzete vlastnit vyyjjiimecne piano!

Nyni jest mono Sc tesiti re
vsech prednosti kridloveho piana
domacnostech malych rozmeru -
a to pri malem vydani!
Po generace krasa kridloveho
piana byla pfedmetem vseobecneho
obdivu. Jeho elegance vkus byly
stalym podnetem zarizovateld do
macnosti 80 jeho krasny ton byl
stale pfitomnym potesenim pro mi
lovniky hubby. Avsak jeho cena
byla dlouho nemoznosti pro. lidi
malych prfjmu jeho velikost
oDJem pElilS vellkylIII pTO KdzUEIIO5
mimo velke domy.
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Jest ovladana timtez duchem1
jako vladne v Mad 'arsku a jest
tu.j jista spolecnost zajmI, spo-'
lecne nepratelstvi vGci Jugo-
slavii.
MTmo to dal Mad arlm Mu-
'stafa Kemal nazorne nauGeni,
"jak Sc to dela". Kdo dbal Ia
lob, stiznosti protestd Turkl
proti zmrzaGeni jejich zeme?
Nikdo 81 jich nevsiml. Kdyz
vsak Mustafa Kemal postavil
spcjence pred hotovou vec, -
hned byli vdci nemu sama
zdvorilost. Ma tom, aby "a
padni Evropu postavili pred
hotovou vec, patrns pracujl
Mad d'ari a s pomoci Italie mo-
hlo by Sc Jim to podariti. Ze
Anglie Francie byly by ho-
Itovy svymi armadami haiti
Trianonskou smlouvu, Ma to ne
nj mnoho spolehnuti. V Pa
rizi ami v Londyne nejsou u ve-
lsla vlady, jez nesou "a nj zod-
povednost, a kdyby statnici
nell kuraz do move valky, ne
ma jiSlid francouzsky ami britt
cky.
z techto pricin hrozi Cesko-
slovenske republice skutecne
nebezpeci, ktere jest zvysova-
no podyratnou cinnosti ma Slo-
vensku. Sotva n6l1de jinde
mad agitaci "pratel slovenske
syobody" panuje takova ra-
dost. jako v Budapest. Tam
lse take pracuje O "osvobozeni"
lSlovaku.
=;
Ma sklonku svetove valky ma
rohu ulic v ceskoamericke me-
ltrOpoli rOkovall dVa staTIcI o
valecne situaci. Zufive kouri-
Iii z kornovek a ieSte zurive.ii
Ivsechno kritisoyali. "a iak Sc
zaplati ty valecne dlulhy," po-
vida jeden. 'iNejlepe by bylo
udelat pangrot q. nedat. Jim
mic" povida drllhy.
/ On to fekl jeste radikalneji
Ia take neni nam jasnc, koho
minil tim 'jim" komu re
by sc nemelo mic dat - ale
|zda Sc, re to ma konec tax do
padne. Ze nikomu mic Sc ne
i da. Ia LIoyda George aspoil
| Anglie slibovala, re zaplatl,
ale nyni jeho nastupoe, Bonar
Law, zcela upfimne pl.avi, re
to proste neide, re Angle ne
Imu2e platit, neskolektuje-li sve
vastni pohledavky.
| Pc techto zkuse nostech ne
lie sc ami diviti Stryci Samovi,
re nechce znova lett tam, kde
Sc jednou talk. dukladne spalil.
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o SOUtASNYCH UDALOSTEcH.

ljez jsou uplne neb hlavne v
tomto okresu, bylo odevzdano
socialistickych hlasu necO ma
10 pres 5000.
"A prece byl cas-, pred desc
I'll roxy, kdy socialisticti kan
didati do kongresu ziskali az
10000 hlasu v clevelandskych
r. 1912. Byly volby v tonne
meste, iez ukazaly, re asi 20
procent z celeho poctu odevzda
nych hlasu byly ony socialist
cke.
"Nyni pocet volicd byl asi
zdvojnasoben, nicmene vsak
socialisticka sila, iak ukazala
sc pri volbach, jest mnohem
mensi nez byla, kdy lidnatost
okresu bylo 0 100000 mensi
nezii jest nyni a kdy zeny me-
meiy hlasovaciho prava.
Pred nedavnem napsali jsme
ina tomto miste, kdyz isme Sc
zminovali o vysledcich posled-
lnisyolbY, ze americke ovzdusi
lnesy66M. socialism, a re. jedi
me pristehovaleckem zivlu
lvyviji vetSi silu. V Clevelan-
du jest vSak vice pfistehovalcu
neb pfimych potomku jejich,
nezli v kteremkoli velkem me-
ste Americe, a prece vykazu-
lie takovy veliky pokles sociali-
stickych hlasu.
Jsou toho RUNE pficiny a
!jedhOu z Mich nepochybne bu-
de, ze znacny pocet drivejsich
stoupencu strany socialisticke e
pfichylil Sc Ike komunismu, a
ponevadz strana tato neni v
Americe ''legitimni'', vubec sc
lzdrzuji hlasovani o volbach.
i Kabelogram Ceskoslovenske
! TiskovG Kancelafe, uvefejne-
ny We ctvrtecnim elsie "Sv3ta'
! O tom, co Sc dele v Mad'arsku,
y informovanych kruzich me-
zpusobil zadneho prekvapeni
! Mad'afi nijak Sc tim meta Jill,
:, ze nikdy a "a zadnych okolno-
; sti nesmiri Sc Tr;anonshou
smlouvou. kazdy z americ-
) l,ych korespondentu, jenz 81
l z2jel do Mad 'arska, aby Sc.
-yznal povalecnou psycholngii
! tamnlho lidu, pfinesl steinG
-,zpravy. "Ne, ne, nikdy!" Jest
va!ecne heslo Mad'arn a iejich
istanoyisko vuci Trianonske
J smlouve. Jeste pry by Sc Ma-
) d 'afi spokojili ok.estenim
>ve zeme ma Thu, kde f.isti dri
v:s;sich uzemi byly pfifteny Jl
goalavii a Rumunsku, ale "a
2adnych okolnost! Sc nesmifi
llse ztratou Slovenska. To. mu.
-!seji dostati zpet. V tomtc smy.
lslu vyi;,dfili sc nekteti ,rad' FAR
ilsti politik. vuci americkYr
| korespondt rtum, ale We s;ncl
chttji miti obnoveny rfedv;ile
enc Uhry. A nenasel Sc an; je
; diny mezi mad'arskymi politi
? Ky, ienz vlbec by sc sniroNa
Use smlouvou .Erianonsko,ssa NY
nejsiim hraiaic emi zeme.
4 Byl to az. dosud malUmocnS
-lvztek, .jenzs Mad'ary ioiacoval
!, Nell proti sobe Malou d0hodl
Ella IA tat nestaGili. Veci vsuk s,
l,lvytvareji jinak. Ones Itali'
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Jake ash mySlenky virl hia-
YOU Georges Clemenceau-a, va
lecneho premiera Francie, ma
ieho zpatecni. ceste do ylasti?
Do jake miry splneny byly je-
no nad6je, ktere kladl We sve-
ji missi? 30 jake mfry podafi-
10 Sc mu obnoviti a upevriti
.ts5v M; iii5t i. Il *a.eas.sl = :
mezi Francii Spojenymi Sta
ty? !
Nemecky tisk sc raduje, re
costa Clemenceau-ova do Ame-
1iky sc ,setkala 8 naprostym
nezdarem. / Clemenceau sam
pred odiezdem Sc vyjadriL ze
jeho nadeje byly vice nez spl-
neny. To fekl pro verejnost--
zdali We SVEN vlastnim nitru
mel min6ni jine, vi jedine on
sam. Jisto jest, re valecnemu
premieru Francie dostalo Sc
prijeti srdecneho. vfeleho tez
byla na n6ho Zahaiena ostra
palba. Byl vin6n nekterymi
senatosy, ze jde hledat sympa
til pro Bvropu jeH zoufalem
postavcni, "a nez pry sam ne
Sc nejvetsi vinu. S jinycn
stran pohlizeno bylo ma navste
WI Clemenceau-ovu jake ma ne
zadouci vmeSovani sc do anne
rickych zalezitosti. V Bilem
Dome piijat byl stariCky stat
mix zdvofile sice, ale hned da-
no ma verejnost, Ze mic nebylo
mu slibeno, co by snad Sc pfi-
clio zasade :Spojenych Statd
nevmesovani sc do politickych
pomeru evropskych - a do
datecne Sc sdeluje, re Gle.
menceau-ovi d5stalo Sc chlad.
neho pfijeti cd dfivejsiho pre-.
sidenta Wilsena. Pan Wilson
pry nezapomnel, ze byl to hla.
vne Clemenceau, jenz byl pu.
yodcem oklestenf jeho "ctrna
cti bodu".
Myslime, ze Clemenceau sve
il navstevOu presvedcil sc {
techto vecech: Ze Amerika
faspOn Ia pfitomne administra
ee, vzhiedem ktpoIitickym We
Gem stareho sueta, zachova S
svoji "skveloR osamocenost"
re nemini oapustiti evropskyn
spojencum valecne dluhy. po
kud bude sebe mensi nadeje n
jich skolektovanf a ze ackoliy
pro Francii jest V americken
lidu vice sympatii, nezli pre-
kterykoli narod V Europe, syn
pate tyto nejdou tax daleko
aby Amerika vojenskou smlol
YOU zarucila bezpecnost Fran
Gle.
Jeden re zdeisich anglickycl
denniku pfinesl onehdy nasle
dujici redakcni clanecek:
"Jedna stranka volebnich {
slic v ton1to okresu, ktera s
Easlouzila vetsi poZornosti ne.
Sc il dOstalo, jest dukaz, lie so
cialisticka strana levi stall
menSi hlasovaci silu pres to. y
obyvatelstva pfibylo a re my
mi hlasujl zeny. r 4
"V otresu Cuyahoga, vcec
ne Clevelandu, celkove sociali
sticke votum bylo asi 4,QOc
epise meme nez tento pocet. Y
tfech kongresnich distriktecf
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Fotografie mramorove sku-
piny "Basen Miru", prave pri-
vezena do New Yorku jejim
tvdrcem, sehorem Marcosem
Collem, spanelskym sochafem,
jenz studoval sve umeni We
Francii O tomto sousosi pravil:
"Kdyz cetl jsem o presidentu
Wilsonovi a jeho IA bodech v
dobe mirove konference, byl
jsem inspirovan touto myslen-
kou. Mole dive postavy, Sc ze-
nou stojfci ma lplne lrovni $
muzem, jak melo by tomu by
ii, jsou souborne studie kazde
ho typu Americana: Vyzaruji
krasu, ponevadz americka ze-
na a lnuz jsou krasni nejenom
oblicejem postavou, ale v
duchu, jenE zafi z jejich oci.
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81 proti valecnym cenam. l "a $40
mesicne mdzete' koupiti dobre sa-
mohraci piano.
Nejdokonalejsi nastroj.
Nejnovejsi rozvoj hudebnich ma
strojl jest representovan Lyon &
Healy Reproducing Plane. S tako-
wynn pianem We SVEN domove mi-
zete krasnych vecerach miti po-
zitek hubby Paderewskeho, Gan
re, Gabrielowice mnoha jinych
velikych umelcd. TAX presny jest
JeJiCH CiidI a nI0L IoIINNy
podoben, takze Sc vam zda, ze u
piana. sedi osobne tito umelci. We
skutecnosti, toto jest nejdokonalej-
81 nastroj - piece jest cena jeho
veiice mirna.
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Lyon & Healy
Apartment Grand Piano

V tomto roz koSnem nastroji
vsechny prednosti grand piana
jsou koupenyss jehD rozmery, zabi-
rajicini pouze l1eco vetsi pro-
stranstvi nezli obycejne pianino.
Ma tutez vyznacnost tridy, jakou
Sc vyznamenava vetSi kridlo. Has
skutecne sladkosti, bohate zabar-
veny "zpiva pod prsty".
Zde bezesporn6 jest idealni pia-
no pro domov! Jeho prednosti jsou
pax tim vynikavejsi jistymi vyji-
mecne Lyonts& Healy pfednostmi.
Silento, prakhcka .klavesnice, thu
mici ton bez ja.kehokoli dotceni d.
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Nejen, re jsou nase ceny mir
ne, ale nase podminky jsou ne
Iobycejne. Pouze mala prvni
,splatka jest zapotrebi; zbytek
ma lehke mesicni splatky. Libe-
rralni srazka ma hudebni nastroje
|vzate ma vymenu. Pozadejte O.
[lplne podrobnosti. Nyni jest
cas- k vibrant 81 piana. ---~1