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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

Herschel Bennett Tulsas youth
ful gardener i- literally burning
the Western league I'm his present
hitting spree hv leading an slug
gers In the American National
and Western league to- the century
mark I'm the number ut sate
hiuEles iu the 1929 season, ac-
cord.ug TO unofficial figures COM
piled by The World yesterday.
He went into the opening game
with Des Moinos yesterday. juet
three hits shy OF the 100 mark and
set about early iu the game to
even things up. on his first trip
10 the plate. Bennett flied out.
Next he poled siugle TO center
for hit hit number gS. The third
time up, he phnked n two-bnse
wallop into left ficld for the niuiy-
ninth hit. Bennett then made II
100 when he sent a stety into left
field. After that he eased up a
bit and rolled an easy groundcr
10 Turgcon on his last time at bat.
According 90 unofficial figures,
Beunctts hitting rampage dates
Bennctts record reads; Alb. 2i5,
II. 81; ". 100; Pct. .4OS.
Benuctts hitting rampage dates
back to MAY Z, when he started
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ound Otto erz Win Ninth Straight Taking First From Boosters 9t
Notes Of the Game
Ry "BliIlt.in'

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Holland.
Ia tine Nlst inning Paddy Bau-
man mnde as pretty "a plnv aa
could bee imagined. Brc,n smnshod
what looked like sure hit by src-
oud base. Baumnn divod over and
appeared tho bpll with his bare hand
and then. with a pretty snap throw.
cut or the Dcs Moincs manager at
first Tho crowd gave Paddy a htg
hand as Dc came In.
tfHnN 1hoWP7on also contributed
a dahdllns defensive play WIN one
'd' 'h ln' AiNJH Ml.'u hnn'h'd ia
'hH' almost duWn WIN uhc
Ei"undrl ana tho nan uound'u u"
"dlh IhHd hhN'. lh'hptou I'lp'd
I'D ii'ui uI u auI caught Milan hy
sI'p al ilisi tils throw was por-
i''I
Enghac almost got himself IN trou.
bic 300 the second. with Milan on
FIRST TuI-cou grounded 20 tho pitch
,r ANA 10 looked like a sure double
play l,achlc, however evidently
forgot whore tho second bag was.
and his throw was 10 feet wide. No
Ilhn'S hhI,F W'' hnl' To kh"'N
"""" NE udI" h"lh lunh',H we,
hal N''I'u ieaeeinou h,h,''u'
Ho"VN'i' ny l"hh'hE huuh aHu Nhh-
h'r LOT lH' h'Nl TWO o"'"
licrschel Bennett continues 80 lead
the Oilor attack His contribution
Tuesday consisted OF two singles
and a double. each of which started
a tun-gcttiug Tulsa rally
Nauk Davis seems to have rccov-
cred his hitting eve For the last
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Miss Langston's
Rifle Team Wins
Match, 456 to AS

Miss Langston's team won from
Mrs Whitehcad's team at the Tulsa
Rifle club shoot iu the armory last
night, by "A score Of ass to 4i5.
Secretary Tom MeaEher announced
that there IL yet chance for the To-
cal club. working in conjunction with
the national guard units located
here, 10 secure an IDEAL l,O00-yard
range for the army rifle matches.
The high 10 marksmen last might
over the 7j-foot range, together with
their scores, were; Everhart ",
Gambnl 96. purbin -. Brill 49,
Meagher %, Rickard 02, Miss Lang
s'on 80, Bell S. stout IS, Miss LAT.
fOon -.
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MILE. LENGLEN
MAY NOT DEFEND
WORLD NET TITLE
Heart Trouble May Rob
French Star of
Fast Match

ny tho AEF1rItcd press.
LONDON. juno l3.--The EnE'i.h
lawn tennis world IS pcrturbed over
tho report from raris that suzanne
Leuglou, tor two years tho holder
of tho womau's grass court cham-
piouship, has developed heart
trouble ana her family Is inMeting
that she withdraw from tho coming
ch1mpiuuship tournament at Wim-
blod0n. There has been much cN-
ro''durv over q possible meeting nt
Wimbledon between the Freuch girl
ana Mrs. Molu Biurstedt Mallory.
The American woman singles cham
rion. who since coming to England.
has rounded into form and now IA
playing at the top OF her game
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CoffeyviIlc Takes Opener.

HUTCHINSON, Kan. June l3.-
Coffeyviile won the series opener
here today by outhitting the Shock
ers Pitcher Warden's homer In the
eighth saved chance for an extra
inning contest,
Coffeyville ...OO2 800 OlO--8 II 4
Hutchinson 200 03O 02O--5 7 /
Batteries - Middleton, Warden,
N.r.m and Ennis; Shelby, GUUde
and Decker.
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Pittsburgh

xBatted for Hamilton in fourth.
xxBatted for CooDer In eighth.
Score by innings:
ElllSb4tkn s'Nf NlW 'N" .
Boston ...............40 003 OON--s
summary: Two-base hits-Csrey. Cow
dy Ford. Three-b base hit--Tierney Dou-
BILE play-Ford 10 Kopf 10 Barbara. BASES
on Galls-Off Hamilton 2. off Fillngim 3,
Off Mar1uari 8. struck out-By Cooper
!, by Morrison /, by Fiiingim / by Nc
Qulliau /. Runs -Maranville. Carey. Big
bee 2 Tierney. Nixon, Barbara, Nicholsnn
. Boeckel Gowdy. Kopf Marquard. Err
rors-MaTanville. RlEbee. TrayE0r, Kopt
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PHILADELPHIA, June Ia Pounding
FOUR 81. Louis pitchers for rs hits. Phus
delphia today took the final game Of the
series. IL to o. First Baseman Fournier
pitched the eighth inning for the Cardi-
nails and did not allow a hit. Pitchers
Haines and pertica played first base and
shortstop, respectively IN that inning Re
cruit Singleton held the visitors 20 six
scattered hits.
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xBattrd for AamAuN In seventh,
ssFatted for Schmandt IN ninth.
XNNRHtted tor Ward In ninth.
NxNN Batted for Shriyer In ninth,
Score by innings:
Chicago ................Gh goo ttb hoO-h
Brooklyn ...,..s...-....Qn otl Vop-5
summary. Runs-Statz. HoiiOcher Krug.
r. Grimes 2. HrHthcote. OFarrell. High.
y Griffith, Miller. Errors--Harber John.
siou g. Miller Is Grimes. Two-base hits
R Griffith, Miller, Home run--R Grimes.
Bases on hallE-ON MamauS 3 struck
out--By Alexander
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CHICAGO, june i3-Char!io Robert
son Of perfect game fame today let Boston
Piercy for 10 and shut out the visitors IN
the final game Of the series, 20 0.
inning. made the first hit. a single TO loft,
but q frst double play followed. MeuosAy
uncorked the other hit IN tho ninth hot
was forced at second. Two men walked,
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ST. JOSEPH. Mo, June l3.--Ksrl Ad-
ans pitched shutout BAH while the saints
pounded Hall freely and the saints won
the opening game with the Bears, TO o.
George Fisher drove the ball over the long
center-field fence in the eighth. 1t was
his fourth hit Of the afternoon.
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DETROIT, June. i3.-Detroit made It
ming today's game. 10 ]. Harris home
run IN the first avertcd n shutout for tho
Senators Cobb's hitting was big factor
In the Tigers victory, while four double
plays behind Oldham also cut Oft scoring
chances for Washington,
Score.
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HEAP UP
MISERY ON YANK
MACHINE, l3 TO 4
Tigers Take Three Of the
Senator Series; Cards
in Rough

ST. LOUIS. June l3.-The Rrowns ana
the Yankees broke even I'm their setiCH here
by virtue Of the locals lJ-to-i victory to-
day. due 20 DanforthH pitching and the
clubbing of Ssler and his mates. shaw
key Murray ana O'Doul were Ineffective.
Catcher Scversld was put out Of tho Fame
for protesting Umpire Evans decisions.
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BROOKLYN, June 13.-Chicago evened
up the series by beating Brooklyn today,
to 9. The Cubs landed on Burleigh
Grimes Tor six hits and two sacrifices In
the nth. which with three errors, gave
them six runs and sent the Dodgers ace
To the showers Alexander received all
o -
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INFLATED for Pertira In ninth.
Score by innings:
81 Louis ............oOO 0nO 900
Philadelphia ...........0o7 Uo5 4oN-li
summary; Runs-Parklnson, Williams
3, g. Walker ,. Lee g. Fletcher ?, Leslie.
Peters, singleton. Errors--Toporcer La.
van, Pertica. Lee. Two-base hits-Leslle,
Peters. Wrightstone. williams. J. Smith.
Home ruus--lee. Fletcher Double PLAYS
-Parkinson TO Leslie, Singleton to- Peters
TO Leslie Bases on balls-or Doak 3. Oft
North 3. OF Portica !. Of Singleton 3.
Struc out--By Singleton 3. by Dook ., by
North
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GIANTS INCREASE
MARGIN TO FOUR
IN REDS SERIES
Cubs Even Series With
Brooklyn Robins BY
Taking Final

NEW YORK, June IS New York IN.
ceased iis lead In the National league 10
four full games today by making IL tour
In row from Cincinnati 20 B. while
Pittsburgh lost To- Boston Both Neht and
Couch were hIt hard, but had exceptional
control Roth teams telded brilliantly.
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Western League,
TULSA 3. DES MONIES 6.
~ 81 Joseph Q. Denver 0.
- Nichita :, omaha
~ Oklahoma city 10 Sioux City I,
American League,
=. chicago 5 Roston 0
A. l.'r1lt s, Washington /.
A. Cleveland. Philadelphia rain.
At -, Louis ! g. New York I,
National League.
=. basion :. PittEhnrgh 3.
a. tlooklyn 8. Chlcago 3.
Hfw York 7. Cincinnati s.
~ Philadelphia ~. st Louis 0,
A., American Association,
~ louisville Q, Kansas cry I.
omnibus O, Minneapolis y
indianapolis !. Milwaukee 0.
~ 4oIedu-st. Paul. rain.
southern Association.
M1bile !, Nashville 0
- .ew Orleans II, ChattauOuEi o.
e. Memphis 3. at Atlanta 0.
NN'y lnTee games available.
Western Association.
Jopln 10, Springfield 9.
End 10. McAlester |.
iaWhuska McAlester 6,
"eh'yetta 3, Fort Smith ?.
>uuthwestern League,
a. topeka g. BaTtlosviils J
~ hutchinson 5, Coffeyville &.
"a. '"ina =, MuskcEee 3.
'"1'pendence i-l3, sapulpa 80,
A. Texas League.
a, SttItFport 4. EcHumont !,
a, ~ a.Ias = san Antuuio o.
a. Mlchita Falls Galveston :,
WI worth ;, Houston 4.
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.GRIFFITH'S HOMER
IN EIGHTH GIVES
WITCHES VICTORY
Oklahoma City Swamps
500 Tribe 10 to d in
Slow Contest

WICHITA, Kan. June 10 Yves Griffin's
hone run IN the eighth broke q tie score
Of : and here today and allowed Wichita
70 take tho first of a series with Omaha.
TO T. wilder had previously hit homer
In the first OF the same inning with a
man on base. which had tfel nm Tho game
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sOITHERS ASSOCIATION
MeIueelny.

Cha-tanooEa Mt New orleans.
Atlanta a. Memphis.
Little Rock At birmingham.
Nashville at Mobile.
Thursday.
Little Rock a. birmingham.
Chattanooga az Mobile.
Nashville at New orleans
Only three games scheduled.
Friday aud saturday.
Little Rock at Atlanta.
Chattanooga at Mobile.
Memphis at Birmingham.
Nashville at New orleans.
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BOSTON, june l3.--Good hlttlng IN the
pinches by Gowdy. Barbara and Nicholson
largely accounted for Roston's victory over
Pittsburgh today. to o. giving tho series
TO the Braves. three games TO one. Ford 8
fielding was brilliant. Boston has won
n-na u lLa -aal Ii ElInra
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A new headlight throws Its rays
upward when locomotive stops
and inclines them In the direction II
is running when It begins TO move,
being 0perated BY a wind Vane.
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Games for This
Week
WESTERN LEAGUE.

VI NJ Y " ' Vt -N'FN Y
Wednesday, ThursdaN and Fflday.
DIS MONIES Ar TULSA.
Denver az S. Joseph.
omaha az Wichita.
Sioux Guy at Oklahoma city.
saturday.
SIOUX CITY At TULSA.
Denver At Wichita.
Omaha a. So. Joseph.
bes Moines at oklahoma city.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, June la.--oklahoma
civ won the OPENING game Of the series
with sioux CITY here today. tn" Indians
vent on the war path from the first frame
and rrunded three Sioux Clty twiJlers
from the mound Young pitched steady
Iau for tla locals.
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Washington .....,.......l00 900 O00-l
Detrhit ........ ........O00 iol 5oN-5
Summary; Runs-Harrla. Blue, Cobb 2,
Oldham. Errors--Francis Erickson. Two
base hits--Cobb 2. Home Tun-Hatrls.
Double plays-Rigney Ia Haney 20 cut
shaw 10 HanCy CutshHw TO Rigney to
Blue 2 Haney 10 Cutshaw TO Blue. Bases
on ralIs--ON Francis q, or Oldham /.
Struck out-By Francis /, by Oldham 3.
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Springfield a. joplin,
Fort smith at ienryetta,
Dkmulgee AZ PnwhUska.
McAlester at Enid.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Springfield at McAiester.
Henryetth at Hawhuska.
Fort Smith at Enid.
joplin at Okmulgec.
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4,

summary; TWO-basC hIts-Mng.
ncr. Bennett, Thompson, stuart.
Davis Banner Home run--MCGin-
mis-. Sacrifice hits-ThompSon
Lamb. stolen bnsc-NcIiunis
Earned rlins--1ulsa :, Dcs Moincs o.
Icft ON hascs-Dcs Muincs :. Tulsa
s.. Double plays-Gorman to Gra-
ham, McGinnls To Baumau toiStuart.
Bases ON Balls--Off RaChnc I, off
MCrI .. Struck Out--By RaChnC 3.
by McrI .. Time of Gamc-1:27
ImplrCs-IitznatrIck and Burnsldc
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81. lnal,


Score by innings
New York ...... ...... Oo2 lul 600 4
Summary: Two-bas hits-Shorten, S,y-
ereid. Tohin. Three base hits--scott, Nc.
MHuus, Ssler g. Double play-McMauus
TO Sisler. Bases on balls-Of Sha wk"y 2,
Off O'Doul 2. Off DAnforth 8. struck out
by Shawkey !, by Dsnforth Runs
Scott, Devurmer 2 Shawkey. Tobn 2. Ger
Der Z. sisler g. Williams. McMsnus ?.
Shorten. Ellerbe. Danforth. Errors-Ward.
Ruth, Meusel.
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summary: Runs-Daubett Duncan.
Harper 2 HargrayC. Bancroft 2. Fr.tch O..
Gruh, Meusel Kelly. Error--IHnproff.
Tvo'h base hifs--HHrper Frisch Meustl.
Young Kelly Home run Hargtaye.
Double plays Bancroft 10 Frlsoh 60 Kelly.
Kelly tuuassisted). Bohne TO EImmick 10
Daubert klmmick 20 Bohne TO Daubert
base on balls-On Nehf /. StIuck out
BY NOM
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TENAs LEAGUE.

WtUHrNUnN, ThUTNHhN HIIH TTIuHy.
Galveston At wichita Falls.
Houston at Fort worth.
Beaumont at Shreveport,
San Antonio at Dallas,
SATURDAY.
Galvsston At Fort Worth.
Houston at Wichita Falls.
Beaumont at Dallas.
San Antonio at Shreveport,
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Chicago,
Boston
yschsIk out m BY baIted baII

Score by innings.
Boston ..........,......oh 600 000--u
Chicago .............,.. rol 100 03R--j
summary. Runs johnson. Hooper
Shaely g. Schalk. Errnrs-HhrrIs.
O'RouTke johnson TW0.hass hit--Hu0p-
or Double plap--E. collins 20 johnson
To Sheply Bares on baIlH-Or Pierry 2.
0ff Robertson 2 Struck outa-By piUrCs
O. hy Robertson 2
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Denver,


NCOre by innings. - - .
Denver ............,',..o0 900 o0O o0O-o
St Joseph 90. ..........lOO O5n 23N-s
summary: Runs--Olson ?, Corriden q
Fisher BonowitZ .. Mcdonald. Error
Cartwright. Earned runs-penver 0. -.
Joseph Z. Base on balls-ON Adams /, Oft
Hall ? Struck out--By Hall g. Left on
base-Denver 9. St Joseph TO- Tw9-b
hlts-Olson. Fisher g Three base hits
Fisher, Mcdonald. Stevenson, Long. Home
run-Fisher Sacrifice hits-Corriicn. De-
fate. Hit by pltcher-SteyorsDn by Han.
stolen base-Wrght. EMPIRES Holmes
and Ormsby. Time-l:Aa.
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Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and

SATURDAY..
Washington a. st Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York 1T Detroit,
Boston at Cleveland.
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SOtTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
| LrdneAdnN IhnrndnY and ITlhAY.

huHkoErs at Snlina.
Sapulpa at Independence.
BBrtlosville at Topeka.
Cotfeyvllle at Hutchinson.
saturday.
Independence at Sapulpa-
Topeka at Haitlrsyiile,
Sslina at Coffeyville.
Hutchinson at Muskogee.
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Philadelphia
81, to0li

xBafted for BAILEY In seventh.
INFLATED for Pertica IN ninth.
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VZPOMiNKA.

Dnesnl den oteVlra nezaceenou dosud ranu
srdclch naslch, mad tlmrtim draheho a uprimneho
manaea otce,
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eel male kam6nky ma okno by
tn druhem poschodi pax Sc
ukryl, ably vyCkal 1Ginku syeho
Spasu. Zena Sc sice probudila,
ale postra5ena pfivolala souse-
dni rodinu Thomase Heisleye,
jenz horlivosti a pfedpokla-
du, ze Sc jedna 0 novy lupicsky
kousek, prinesl revolver a roz-
touzenemu manzei postal ma
privitanou nekolik kuli. Jed
ma uvizla Vracejicimi Sc man
zeli pravem stehn6 a druha
" leve noze. Kdyz Sc omyl w
svetlil, dopravil statecny OBJ
Ihajce domaciho miru, Heisley,
postreleneho Rogerse do ne
'mocnice sv. Alexise ma Broad
way.
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Pan Cimler pcukazrje, za
vecna kritika osvezuJe kaz1cn
cinnost at We spolku neb We
verejnem zivote. Dnes jest il
ny myslenkovy proud nez BY
val pred valkou. Dnes lide ne
mali tolik nezistnych idealu,
Inybrz velka vetsina Sc zene bez
ohledne ien "a hmotnym ri
skem. Takove pomery jsou zde
" Americe a jeSte vice nemoc
Itato Tadi V Csl. Republice. Mno
he bezohledne jednani v CSR.
donucuje verejny tisk ke kriti-
ce, tax ably Sc iista bezohled-
most slendrianstvi zamezilo.
Pristi schulz bude poucna
| pfednaska. F. S.
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BEDFORDSKA "PAEDACO-
CICkA" METHODA JEST
PREDMETEM VEREJNE-
HO SLYSENI.

Soudce Manuel Levine povo-
Ill vcera vereine slySeni We pro-
speech soudniho zakazu, KITE
rym skol. uradum by bylo "a
kazano trestati zaky telesn6.
Vyslech stanoven byl ma den
II. cervna. Asistent zalobce
E. j. Thobaben, jenz jak Sc O.
cekava, bude zastupovati bed
fordskou skolni radu, vcera We
Ger prohlasil, re neexistuje zad
neho zakona, ktery by daval u
citelum prava zavadeti We sko-
ZACH trest vyplaceni. Hlavni
zasluhu 0 neinovejsi toto hnuti
ma Robert Reed, Solon I'd. V
Bedford, jehoz 16-lety synek
byl zmrskan remenem princi-
palem bedforske vySSi Skoly,
Irwinem. Dostal pry tolik na
"pametnou", ze onemocn6l.
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UMRTf kRAJANKY.

Vtera rozloucila Sc s nami
hlavnG ma zapadnf strane INA
ma pi. Marie Kralova, roz. Po-
dlesakova, vdova po majiteli
reznickeho zavodu, bytem V {.
1864 Pearl Rd. Pochazela z
Dolnich Nakvasovic u Vlacho-
va Brezi a V Americe dlela 20
roku. Byla clenkou sboru Ra-
tolest Pokroku {. 108 j. c. ID.
sboru Vlasta {. 6 S. p. j., Dam
ske Besedy ma zap. strane a
sboru Majova Ratolest'. Ztra-
tn jeji oplakavaii vdane dcery
PAM Marie Horakova a Nettie
Peterkova, syn Frank Kral a
ostatni pribuzenstvo zde We
stare vlasti.
Pohreb konan bude Ultra We
ctvrtek ?. hod. odp. z Ceskt
Sine Sokol ma Clark Ave. peel
pohrobnika p. Fanty ma hrbi-
tov West Park.
Zarmoucenym vyslovuieme
naSi uprimne minenou SOU
strast.
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MANIFLl pUZICkOVI Ha
DUPC(INFK.

: Jak nam oznamuJl, be-
fou Sc pan Jan q pi. Tert zie
RuziGkovi ma zaslouzilJ odpo-
cinek V utulnem dome ma Hill
man ave. Pan RuziCka puso-
bill po 13 roku jako plumbaf Il
byvale firmy Koblenze a zafi-
dill 81 pax vlastni Zavod ma Le-
ster ave-, ktery po 16letem
pusobeni predal svemu synovi
Karlovi, ktery jej intencich
otce povede dale. Oba NAME
l6 byli cinni spolkov6m ma
sem zivote, jak V {. S. 2. S.,
j. c. D., V sokolske iednott
Czech H HavliCek, jakoz We spo1
| ku Starych Ceskych Osadniku
IOdpocinek zajiste Il obou vaze
Inych kraianu nikterak nezna.
mena, re by Sc loutili S verei.
nosti nasi vubec, ale naopak
re nyni ma vymenku" budou
jeste ma dale pusobiti, Pfeje.
me jim a S nami zaiistG cel$
nase osada, ably v vklidu spo
| kojenosti Sc dockali iest6 mnC
ha dalsich let.
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LE SCHUZE AMER NAROD-
MILO SDRUzENI CECHO-
,SLOVAKG,
Odb. v Clevelandu, dne Is.
kvetna.

Zapisky minule schuze pfi-
jaty. Sokol Nova Vlast pfihla-
suje IL clenu, kteri Sc pfihla-
sill "a cleny Amer. Mar. Sdru-
zenf. Tajemnlk oznamuje, ze
de usnesenf bylo zaslano 230
pamatniku rta plukovnika j.
R. Medka sc zadosti, aby je
rozdal odbockam knihoven Le-
gionaru. PANT Gesay v Brati-
slave ma byt odeslano SO w
tisku, ably je rozdal do kniho-
ven na Slovensku, jak "a nej-
lepe uzna. Y
Preds. p. j. Frcka podava
zpravu vyboru, ze lIusova
slavnost Sc bude poradat v ka-
phi Western Reserve univ ersity
8. cervence. Anglic ckym fecni-
KEN bude vehlasny ucenec pro
fesor Hugh Black. Zastupcp We
Svazu svob. p. Skalak podlava
zpravu, re Svaz zvolil 5tiClen-
ny vybor, ktery bude pracpvat
spolecne ma usporadani slav-
nosti Husovy. P. Cimler jest "a
stupcem cd Svazu svob. P. K.
Bernreiter poukazuje ma O.
chablost krajanu V cinnosti
spolkove zaroven varuje
pred osobni neb bezcennou kri-
tikou. Nam jest. tfeba ziskat
ceske inteligenty, ably nam ca
steji poucne pfednasky pofa-
dali. Predseda oZnamuje, jak
Slovenske Sdruzenl uspeSne
pracuje ma postaveni dnstojne-
no pomniku gen. Stefanikovi
P. Vanecek mysli, re mroho ~
Tikame ma netecnost kraiann
ale sami malou Ginnostl Sc Wy
kaZati muzeme. Jest tfeba 81
vypracovat iisty program a die
toho pax cinnost rozvinout.
Tai. p. Kral odporucuje, a.
bythotn Sc V obchodech hudeb-
ninami ptali po rekordech kla-
sicke hubby od ceskych skla-
dateld, tax aby i hudebni u
meni ceske V Americe sc roz-
Sirilo.
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CESkY MOZART.

Y Prazskem Narodnim Di-
vadle byla tyto dny davana O.
pera skladatele necele 16-lete-
ho, Emilia Nemecka, studenta
ma pribramskem gymnasiu.
Zpevohra jest o iedinem ak
tn a nazvva Sc "Kralovnin o.
myl." Del wat jest DOLBY 20
bitve ma Moravskem poll, kde
zahynul Premysl Otokar IL,
Libretto napsal Vilem Skoch.
Mlademu a nadejnemu kompo
nistovi jest pfedpovidana vel
ka umelecka zivotni draha.
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kAMENIkUM BYLA ZVYSE.
MA MZDA.

Mezi kamenickymi zavody
a Sdruzenim kamenickych del
niku doSlo vcera k dohode, die
kter6 Sc dostane delnictvu mi
sto dosavadnich S1.04 Ma hodi-
nu, S1.10 "a hodinu. Pred ro-
KEN vysli kamenici, sdruzeni V
unii The Journeymen Stone
Cutters Association ma stavku
pro neshody Sc zamestnavatel-
stvem. UtvoTena byla ale ne
odvisla unie kamenickeho del.
nictva, jeiiz clenstvo po cely
minuly rok pracovalo. Posled.
nejsi organisace nebyla pripo.
jena X Americke Federaci pra.
ce.
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nisace. Vydani spojen6 ) udl-
#ovanim ufadovny jsou Y Ce-
dar Rapids nizSi nez-li by byly
v nasem mest6 a konecne, re
Rad vlastni svoji budovu v Ce-
dar Rapids, jez by musela byti
prodana, coz by Sc dalo bez
Skody sotva dnes uskutecniti.
Okolnost, re hlavni 6radovna
byla V Cedar Rapids jiz cd "a
lozeni, hrala take jistou 1lohu.
Ia dalsiho jednani zvysili 81
delegati plat z SO ma $3.50
denne a podobne zvysen bude
ii plat ufedniku.
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vsak popise jejich prekvapeni,
kdyz ma celnim trade byli bez
okolku vyzvani, aby sve svrch-
Milky odlozili a krone toho "a
platili znacnou pokutu "a po-
dloudne iednani. Veseli KUN
PAM 81 totiz nepovSimli, re po-
hranitni ufednik chebsky po-
znamenal do jeiich prukazu,
ze pfesli pres hranice bez pla
stu Vyletnici nasedli. We
stisnen6 nalade blizili Sc k do
movu, kde ie Cekala zpoved'.