davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
u ,yOYlCOVA MILfRF,.
David Strbec.

ma plrO SJarOSJl, aDy V leSnlm
potoku mel stale pohotove ty-
kew studene rakije. Nebyt ra-
kije, vyprahl by Jovica jako
len rozestfeny na palouce ne
chal by paleni; ale co vice, bez
rakije by vyschla jeho nevycer
patelna zasoba povldek, ktere
on temef kazdeho vecera vypra
vuje dlouho do noci sedlak1m u
sveho milire. A cim by konecne
pocastoval We sve lesni samote
gospodina Bracu z Banjaluky,
ktery priiizdi V nejparnejsich
mesicich ze Zlate Prahy, kde
Sc pry uci ma nejakych naram-
ne vysokych skolach, jakych
nema ami Banjaluka ba ami Sa-
rajevo! A Brace, veru, neuci sc
nadarmo ma tech Skolach! Pfi-
jde do vsi a rovnoI k sedlakum
do kavarny. Tu sedi a vypravu-
je jako kniha. Ale jak teprve
vypravuje u Jovicova milire
Ipri vecernim ohni, ma nemz
maly Pero "pece" kavu zatim
co 81 vysoky a plecity uhlir S
Bracou prihyba z tykve a zapa
luje oharkem cigaretu "a ciga-
retou! Jovica jiste Cd neho dost
pochytil.
Sedlaci sedi kolem ohne a ty-
kew rakiii jde ruky do ruky.
Z niceho sc rakije tax sladce
nepiie jako tykve! A Brace
vypravuje, jednou srkne kavy,
dvakrat, trikrat rakije a kaz-
dym nahnutim tykve jeho Wy
praveni Sc stava zajimavejsi a
jiskrivejsi, re sedlaci ami nedu-
tail a ien odfukuji dym svych
cigaret. Rakije stoupla Bracovi
do hlavy a on sprada re skutec-
nosti a fantasie obraz o veli-
KEN m6ste, kteremu Sc Tika
Zlata Praha, kde jsou domy
vysoke iako tamhle ia obrov-
ska jedle u potoka, kde Sc vidi
ma ulici o palnoci tax jasne ja-
kc ma vsi o polednach, kde tece
Siroka feka pod sedmi mostly
(jeden z Mich visi ma dratech y
a kde jsou nejhezci devcata
ma 7svete..s aeg.>.,>,---.,-,,.,-, 80,
= A mali tam taky krale
jake my? - pta Sc jeden ze Sc
dlakd.
= Ne, Cesi mali presidenta.
TO ie, Wis, jako mas kral, jenze
" civilu.
- A videPs ho?
- Videl. ia stal takhle, a on
takhle hned u mne jako ty, pra
vi Brace a vypravuje o krali,
lltery neni kral a chodi V civil
lu, 0 jeho zamku mad fekou a
jeho strait, ktera nema svab-
ske cepice, nybrz sajkace jake
srbske vojsko.
= A OF jsou Cesi taky Sr-
bove? = pta Sc zvedave starry
Rade.
= Jak Sc mGzeS takhle ptat
- zlobi Sc Jovo. ktery byl ma
vojne pursem u ceskeho ofici-
ra. = Cesi jsou Pemci a mluvi
cesky, dost Sc to az podoba ma
semu, jen ie to tax trosku vse-
cko zamodrchane.
Jovica, unaven dennl praci
a hoinymi dousky rakije, po-
sloucha, popiji, posloucha, po-
PHI a kdyz ma dost hadky Sc
dlaku, otre 81 rukavem usta a
pravi vyrazem povysenosti a
dulezitosti:
= Boze, je to videt, re jste
sedlaci. Mic neznate. To jsem
ia prosel iinaci kus sveta vi
del make lidi! V Praze jsem ne
byl, pravda, ale Ia to jsem byl
" Belehrade, Sarajeve, Pesti a
Soluni a videl jsem yam ma
vlastni oci krale Nikolu Ce-
TIM. Prijdu yam do Cetine a
rovnou do arsenalu, kde Sc de-
laji pusky. Jednou Pride ke
mne kral Nikola, poda mi ruku
a povida: "Jovici, zlodeji mi u
kradli kasu. Ty vsecko dovedes
povida, nemohl bys mi udelat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05

Rozletnou Sc jiskry jako svet-
husky lesnim Seru a Jovica po
kracuje:
- Ano, ano, moh' sem V tom
belt lepsi tehdy, nebejt my
hlouposti. Nemusil isem belt
umounenej palit milire. Mob
jsem belt dochtorem. Ano,
dochtorem! Byl jsem V rekon-
valescentu V Uhrach a mel sc
jako panbu: pitu (oblibene bo-
senske jidlo: nasty zavin) k
obedu, pitu k veceri. Kazdej
den kure, jak Sc rika po mad al
sky "junges nit rais". Kdyz
pfisel ten pfevrat, povida mi
dochtorka, co byla u mas: "Jo
vico, povida, ty beztoho uz vse-
cko znas. Zustan tady a sloz
u mne dochtorat - Ale ia
ne a ne! Postavil jsem 81 hla-
WI. To vite, hlupak! A byla to
zenska k pohledani.
Ale jak jsem povidal, videI
jsem dost sveta a I'll jako pan,
Mezi samyma lepsima lidma
Penez jsem mel pine kapsy
Koupim 81 vam jednou "a ste
korun los, co hraje sto lee. Mi
|nul rok = mic, minul druhel
= mic, minul treti a ia opil sc
ma Novel rok neiakyma plu-
kovnlkama, podplukovnikama,
direchtorama dochtorama
Chytim los a jeSte til sta ko.
run = roztrham a hodim do o.
hn6. To Sc tax vite, della V lep.
Sim svete. Minul rok, mic, minu'
druhy mic, minul tfeti a ia do.
stanu z cista iasna telegram
"Jovane, vyhral 81 million di.
nard." Co ted? myslim 81. Spa
ills los - penize propadly
Cert to wal. No, ale chvala
panubohu, zustal jsem xiv q
zdrav. = Pero, podej mi tykev
|ulevuie 81 Jovica a podava SOU
sedu.
= To's moh t6mi pencil ma
iit bohaty devce, pravi stary
bezzuby Mile. - Takhle is
zustal bez zeny, d6ti a bez do.
macnosti.
- Tot Sc vi, re moh'. Mob
isem Sc stat lehce hrabetem
Kdyz jsem byl pionyrem Pc.
zunu, zamilovala Sc yam dc
mn6 jedna mad arska hraben
ka a jeji til dcery. Sotva jsen
z, ,toho ..ziy. vyyaz,! Koupila IA
troje saty, tabaterku a dala m
Ivysadit pozlaceny zuby. Tc
Ijsem mel iit zrovna ma frontu
Myslim 81: lepSi ztratit zuby
nez hlavu = i vytrham 81 van
Ivsechny zuby do jednoho. Ne5
mi dochtor udelal z vosku novy
odesla marskumpaniie. Ale j
Sc Zuby ma zachod christ
christ, vyplivnu je. Udelali m
novy a ia zas ma zachod =
christ, christ - a vyplivnu. TAX
cely bozi rok. AZ pfisla hra.
benka a zachranila mne. A il
u hrabenky jako V hrnci sadla
Minul rok a ia pofad u nj, ne q
ne mne pustit dom6. Mel jsen
Itoho uz po uSi. Jednou odjely
dcery ma cesty a ia povidam
starry: "Tatik mi umira, mu.
sim domu.
= Ale vzdyt' tvGj starej u.
mfel brzo po austrijskom uko.
paci = owe Sc cd milife bez-
zuby Mile.
- Co mi skaces do reci -
zlobi Sc Jovaci - to ia jen tax
hrabence! - Muslin dom1, pc
|vidam. Pustila mne: "Kdyz je
to otec, tax 81 jdi." A ia yam he
mem ma masinu. Jen 81 sednu pc
divam Sc oknem a vidim yam,
jak vozeii ma koleckach veliky
syry: dve ste kilo! Vezmu 81
jeden do vagonu, sednu, kra-
Jim, Jim krajfm a kdyz nekdo
vejde. ia ukrojfm a podam.
Pet dni isem jel privez do
mi pill kolesa! Vidfte, kdybych
byl zdstal, hlupak, Pozunu,
mOh' iSam hVt dnaSka hrah h3-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05

lou noe - vino, rakiie = zen
ske jako sultanky - la-kovane
stfevicky. Rano zavolam pet
ko-card, do prvniho ho-dlm
klobouk - do dru-heho hui, do
tfetiho svrchnfch, do Gtvrteho
cika-ny - a do = pate-hoo
SCbe
- Pozor, drzte no, padne do
ohne = Vykrikli sedlaci a ucho
pill Bracu, ktery uz nemuze ro
Ivne sedeti a natahl Sc ohne.
- Vidite, ia to vzdycky RI
kan: tyhle uGeny lidi mic me-
snesou. Sama ucenost, samy
Skoly, ale zadna si-la, slaby
Inervy :. tezce vzdycha Jovica
a nahyba posledni krdpej ra-
kije. = To - ia - vfte - ia
ko - dnes - sedime ID o.
hne = u milire - a naiednou
= bac. = doprostfed - oh-ne
vetev jako klada. Podivam Sc
ho-o-nem - a on to - med
we'd. - Chytnu puSku, nami-
RIM, spustim, medved Sc = o.
bratl - q q
- Skocil ma tebe?- ptaii
Sc sedlaci, ocekavajice to nei-
horst.
"a on - p6kne = dol1
- k po-potoku = dokoncuje
st6zi Jovica, oci zavfeny a hla-
WI ma prevracene tykvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
OZfAMENf UMRTf.

OIT AWENI UMF [.
Vsem pfateluma znamym oznamue ruchlivou
zpravu, re zemrel p dlouhe nemoci miovany otec
dedousek, pradedouex a bratr,
p.IOSEF STRNAD,
We stredu We 3 hodny odpoledne; dlel V Amerce SO
roku Byl rozen IaOncich, kra caslavslsy Cechach
Naleze k Rad, Zzka els. g. C. S. p
Pohfeb zesnulho bude konan sobotu 2 h0d.
Odpoledne z domu ynutku c. 315O W. So uI ma hrbtov
Riverside bude vpraven pohrobnkem p. Fantou Pri-
tele znami jsou zdani, by pohfbu sucastni
o tichou soustast pros
JOSEF, EDUARD, synove, JULIE BIELER FRANTIS-
kA SCHROEDER, ANNASTAZIE SEBEK, dcery,
Marie FrantiSka, snschy Josef Bieer, Jan Sebek
tove Tom. Strnad brat Barbora Svoboda sestra
cata pravnuci, statni praele
, 1922-02-18
AWARDS MAY Be
STANDARDIZED
Athletic Director Urges Uni
formity to Combat Profess
sionalism.


ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb. 1s.-Standard
ization OF awards in any form OF ath-
iefics is advocated by George L. Rider.
athletic director of Washington uni.
vrrsity to eliminate professionalism
among college athletes
Discussing the recent Expose of pro
fessionalism among football players OF
Illinois and Notre Dame universities.
Coach Rider said:
"If all schools would agree on one
standard award for an athlete the
tramp athlete would be a thing of
the past. Some colleges and universi.
ties r bestowing more valuable
prizes than others which naturally ap-
peais strongly to the athletes-s
AT the annual Illinois relay carni-
val gold watches are awarded to the
winners OF the various events.
Watches r useful and valuable, but a
standard medal would be more appro-
PIRATE for a college athlete"
Coaches OF the Missouri Valley con.
ference have had the standard plan
under consideration for a long time
Rider said He declared It was pro
bahle that the plan would be adopted
at the next meeting of the confer
ence officials at Lawrence. Kan. in
May
, 1922-02-18

tiers can 70 their best without brook
ing delays due to collapse cs the ring
and annoyance which ha< occurred
many times during tho past.
At the express request OF the boys
VINO will participate in tho Monday
night card no smoking win be permit.
ed in h Iris thcater prior to the bouG-
Dense smoke in the past has been held
responsible by the fighters for poor
she wings.
Tickets for the bout are now on sale
at the Smoke House. the readjusted
admission price s1-5o for general ad-
mission; $50 for reserved seats and
$3.50 for rinsuide c prevailing.
Good preliminary numbers and n
whiriwind battle royal will afford the
carly feature of h evening. Another
change in the plan has been an
nounced. All fights VII start prompt
ly on schedule and delays OF all kinds
except under emergency will be siimi-
mated.
, 1922-02-18

to make their idol h favoritc over
Young when he enters tho ring.
Local followers Of the Young camp,
however. are not letting easy money
pass them by and arc making range
ments to cover the offerings OF the Wis.,
itors-
Young's record as champion of the
American navy during the war period
and his subsequent sensational engage
ments IN Casper and elsewhere Is
showing enough for his supporters
kere.
Conley's hackers are backing their
hopes on the ruggedness OF their box
or. his ability to take md deliver pun.
ishment and his recent showings
against the ciassiest battlers in the
Rocky Mountain district
Victory in this fight means much to
the battlers. By winning this fight
one of the boys is assured of another
1o-round main event in Casper and
Increased prestige in the fiatic circles
Of the entire western district. The
winner may be matched with Cowboy
| Padgett-
Conley is the boy who stopped the
sensational ring career of Charles
Doyle. former fighter. who won con,
sistentiy until he met UP with Con
ley. Coniey stopped Doyle in the
fourth round
He is a tough boring in mixer who
is not content until he is carrying the
battle to his opponent Conley form
erly held the w~elterweight champion
ship of the Pacific coast for two years,
But two years have brought increased
poundage and in fighting boys OF the
middleweight division has always been
successful. He a never been
knocked out nor has he ever been
knocked off his feet.
II the local battler carries the fight
to Conley as he has trained himself
to do Casper fight fans are insured
of a battle which will keep them or
their feet from the start to the end
of the fight.
improvements in tho construction Of
the ring at the Iris theater which will
be the scene Of the battle will be ap'
preciated by the fans. The ring has
been reinforced insuring hat the bat
, 1922-02-18
|H0 STIRRED UP SCANDAL TO TRY OUT ON mound
AND MOHARDT OUT FOR BERTH WITH DETROIT

gers. A certain cosche decided that
this was carrying the matter too
far, protested, and Parks was dis
qualified.
This was, at the time. the big
gest athletic scandal in many years.
It caused a feeling among some
coaches it is said. that while mi
nor violations OF tho rule were al
right, It shoHld not be broken too
brzzenIy. They began to look
around for other brazen violations
Of the rules.
Then, Cariinvfns. m. decided to
clean up T~ayiorvfle. H.. by import
ing college players and betting
heavily on them against the Tay-
lorvile home town team. Johnny
Mohardt was the first man sought
Cariinvile could not get Mohardt,
but they did get a number OF other
Notre Dame stars.
The story of how Taylorvfi1e
learned Of the plan and defeated
CarIinvflle at its own game by I'm
porting Illinois players Is history,
but Il wa because Carlinvi1le want
ed Mohardt that the affair was
started and so Mohardt- even
though innocent Of any implication
in the matter. was Indirectly mixed
up in the causes of the game which
brought all the scandal.
Mohardt later admitted playing IN
other professional games, although
denying that he received money.
and then signed with Detroit Now.
the two stars whose anne a short
time ago were headlines in the pa
pers, are obscure rockies fighting
for 8 berth On a big league base
bah team
, 1922-02-18
Skating RACE
TONIGHT TO Be CLASSIC

Tonishts classic at the Winter
Garden Roller skating rink viii be
the two-mile match nce between
Clarence Hamilton of Chicago and
Boston and Joe Nickerson of Casper.
Hamilton is former worries title holder
In speed events on the rollers. He
is present holder OF three worlds speed
records
Nickerson. his opponent, Is Casper
and Wyoming champion. having re
Gently won his title in match race
events
Devotees Of the indoor winter sport
are insured of thrills in the long grind
and h speed that win be attained by
the skaters insures a classy event.
The race proper win be staged at 0
o'clock after the evening program.
, 1922-02-18
KEEPS
TITLE ON DRAW
California Youth Battles the
Champion to Standstill in
New York.

NEW YORK. Feb. Ia-Jaek Brit.
ton. at 80. still is the master boxer
and by virutue OF hat fact. he today
remains he worlds welterzEeight box.
ing champion.
Last night in Madison Square Gar
den Britton met Young David Slade
OF San Francisco in a 15-round match.
Tho judges decided the contest was a
draw, which enabled Britton to retain
his title.
1t is tho majority opinion OF fistie
writer's at the ~ringside. however, the
judges erred. for Bntton appeared TO
have had tho advantage OF points over
his young rival.
, 1922-02-18
GLENROCK CAGERs Win
OVER WHEATLAND FIVE
BY BIG SCORE, So TO I
Especial to The Tribune.l

GLENRoCK. wyo. s'eb. 1s-The
Gienrock high school basssetball team
played the fast wheatland team here
last evening and took the long end
of n 50 to Z score. Wheatiand sue
cccded in throwing two baskets in the
first half and the rest were made on
free throws. Wheatland was unable
to score in the second half although
Glenrock played some men who had
never been in the game before.
No team in this part OF the country
has yet been beaten by as large a
score this season.
CAM refereed tho game. A large
crowd witnessed the game.
, 1922-02-18
sPERP[AYs
N0RLAND NEXT
|ers Anxious to Retrieve
|efeat Suffered in Game
Last Week

[ Ready for wor1and.- Is the
that has been adooted at Cas-.
Ugh school and Is finding ready
bwledgment from many sources
Lsper outside the Immediate CON
OF the school
Dol authorities plan to mako the
md basketball game to be play.
rednosday night when the state
Ipions of last year launch their
Attack on teams outside tho Big
n basin, one of the big sport
d Of the basketball season
rsland recently romped on the
team on tho Woriand floor.
is far from satisfied with the
1t and with the now dominant
J hero IT is probable that the locals
be able to win or at least mako
close and interesting game.
pporters of the high school boys
IN all probability Will loan moral
brit to tho efforts of the team
bpe that the victorious woriand
al be downed as II sets out
sail the state in preparation to
bling its attack for the title It
last year
order to make the Wednesday
game n big event the high
band is p~racticing nightly.
ADVERTISING viii be used and
rthing possible done to bring out
crowd. The returns from this
should put the local athletic
iation on a firm foundation.
3 probable that delegations from
Rotary club. Riwanis club and
organizations which have taken
interest in the welfare Of the
and its athletes win aurn out
body to aid Casper in winning
Fame from tho northern champs.
, 1922-02-18
TO COMPLETE
HAs|UM, $4,000 TO
] SPENT BY CHURCH

ing the benefits of a modern
lum, the Baptist church, when
! for a new church two years
uded q gymnasium as part OF
hcturo The proposed gym
hddition to tho present struo-
DO built at once at a cost OF
lately 10000
aggregation at q recent met.
timously voted that authoriz.
provided the necessary H.
10 complete this important
foposed to make this church
Ind gymnasium a community
It'll all activities incident to
y work. It is planned al
Engage n competent physical
look after tho work.
bic VIII shortly be asked to
self with this greatly need
, 1922-02-18

AT Larami@Dniverslfy OF Wyoming
beats Colorado Teachers College at
basketball 20 to 20. Other western
conference games resulted Colorado
college Sc. University OF Colorado 80;
Colorado School Of Mines 81. State
Agricultural college Is.
, 1922-02-18

III. Mich, Feb. Is
Tor places on the Detroit
itching stan this season
10 men who unconscious
smong the causes Of tho
athletic scandal which al
/ resulted in disqualified
bro than a score of uni
Ars. These two men arc
ickers) Parks. tho West
ence,s best pitcher whom
University of Michigan
Johnny Mohardt. Notre
1-American halfback and
BAR.
OF the football scandal
xaylorv1le, m.-Cari,nville,
game in which Illinois
Dame players were pit
each other in the eff
BAH towns to put over a
letting coup. really dates
1.-THE disqualification of
tarks a year ago. accord
sral conference coaches
: ! there has been a gen.
kgreement among the
tchcs. It is said. that
mot protest players who
Asummer semi-pro games
of the conference rules.
coaches favored sum-
nd consequently were
zpse their eyes to viola
rule against it. so tho
reter, was not satisfied
on small town semi
lnstead. he pitched with
b Pacific Coast league. a
rsanization, and even
with tho Detroit II
, 1922-02-18
Wrestler
Coast Bout

|TLAND. Ore, Feb. is.-Two
we're needed for Bassanta
Hindu wrestler. TO throw Eddie
is. rniddelweiEht boxer. in a
wrestling and boxing bout last
pit Milwaukee. Richards land
blow on Singh. and kept out OF
fstlers reach most Of the time
billy the grappler made q dive
hard's legs. throw him. and
him to the mat.
, 1922-02-18
sOX BATTERIES AssF,rBLE.

At Chioagewhite Sox pitcher and
catchcss gathered here preparatory TO
leaving tomorrow for MAriing Springs,
Texas, where they will remain week
before going to Seguin. Texas, regular
spring training camp.
, 1922-02-18
Oakland Boxer
Denied Battle
With Tender

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Hyman
Gold. Oakland. Cal. lightweight.
chose the wrong nom du combat and
will not be permitted to meet Lew
Tender OF Philadelphia in n match
here February "a. He assumed the
name OF Jimmy Duffy and tho state
athletic commission today ruled him
out. because there are already two
fighters cs that name listed.
, 1922-02-18
SWIMMING RECORD o

At MISUNDERSTANDING Weismuller.
Illinois Athletic club swimmer breaks
world record for 100 yard back stroke
covering distance in 1:O603.
, 1922-02-18
First in NeUs
OF All EUents


At Philldelphia-Goif adopted rs
sport for interschool competition b.
supervisory committee on athletics Of
philadelphia high schools.
, 1922-02-18

At Chicago-Johnny deiers. claim
ant Of worlds middleweight champion
ship, defeats Peter James, MoutgOm-
cry. in straight falls.
, 1922-02-18

At Spungneld-RabbIt Maranvmle:
shortstop. sends signed contract to
Pittsburgh club. New contract calls
for Increased salary. he said
, 1922-02-18

Al st Louis-First contingent Of
local Nationals scheduled leave today
for trimming camp at Orange, Texas.
, 1922-02-18

Al Providence - Johnny Dundee.
Now York. gets decision over Johnny
Darcy. California. in 10 rounds-
, 1922-02-18
CENTRAL FIVE
DEFEATS WEST
Losers in Game of Grade
School Series Swamped I'm
der Score, 40 to 8.

Central school took vengeance on
Yes Casper yesterday afternoon and
In brilliant flashes OF teamrplsy,
showed the fighting spirit with which
the school hopes to overcome past dis.
asters and Toe out n victory in the
grade school ra's~ for basketball hon.
or. West Casper fell before Central
Allsman and Gibson carried the
heavy end OF tho scoring for Central
while Grimes with six points to his
credit starred for West.
The FIRST half OF the game was close
aid interesting. Towards tho end OF
the first period. Central was scoring
consistently and managed TO movs
the balance is 20 s. In tho last half
Central developed tho famous scoring
machine and soored rs points while
holding West scorelass with the OK.
ception Of n FREQ throw made by
Grimes.
The Individual scoring follows:
Central Ho) Position West (9l
, 1922-02-18
eoNLE YIoB BRING FOLLOWING FROM THERMoPoLIs
WINNER OF MONDAY BOUT TO BE MATCHED AGAIN
Covboy Padgett'I Is Named as Probable
Opponent of Young-ConIey Battle on
American Legion Card

Roy Coniey, the Thermopolis battler who meets Morey
Young of Casper in a 10-round main event as the feature
number OF the American Legion sport card Monday night,
will arrive here this evening from Thermopolis with a dele
CATION of sport fans and followers from the Hot Springs
county capital who are bringing with them enough money
, 1922-02-18

ed movement for a better city. The
contract for the new structure has
been granted to tho Reid Construction
company and the work win start As
soon as material can be secured.
, 1922-02-18

Hurry o. Warrior. attorney at law,
has moved his office from the O-S
building to Smith building. just ACROSS
Second street. 2-1S-3t
, 1922-02-18
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At New York-Vincent Martin. New
York. receives judges decision over
Tommy Noble. England. in eight
rounds
, 1922-02-18
Cheyenne High
Defeated Again

CHEYENNE, WY. Feb. 1S.-chey.
enne's high school basketball five.
which won every gam played OF its
hcne floor earlier in the 8 Is
proving n nivver on the road. Re
Gently invaded central Wyoming and
lost every game It played. Now It is
on a Junket through southern Wyo-
ming which opened d~isastrously at
Rawlins Thursday night. the Chey-
enne boys losing to the Rawlins
youngsters by the score OF rs to is.
SMOKING UNDER BAN.
CLEVELAND. Feb. 1s.-cigarette
smoking by women in the county jail
, 1922-02-18

SKATING PRELISnNARIES UP.
At st. Paul-Preliminary events for
northwestern outdoor skating cham
pionship be held late today.
, 1922-02-18
EDDIE ST.. CLAIR Wins
DECISION OVER RYAN
IN SALT Greek BATTLE

Eddie st. Clair. negro middleweIght
battler who has featured in many
sport cards hero won n decision over
Jack Ryan after n vicious battle as
the main ovent OF a sport card which
was staged at Salt Greek last night.
Ryan had an advantage or IL pounds
in weight owe st. Cir. John and
Bill Sarvey. brothers staged a good
exhibition and Jess Reed and Joe
Feilabaum staged n fierce battle in
the preliminaries.
has been prohibited under n ruling
Of Sheriff Charles b. stannard. Mex
may smoke.
, 1922-02-18
UNDER A

CLEVELAND. Fob. lS.-Cigarette
smoking by women in the county jail
Evening star., 1922-04-13
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