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The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Radicaiism Among Big Three.

There are signs OF radlcalism among
the Big Three. They are breaking away
from the old theories of zone play, from
time honored laws of line tactics. They
are pulling" stuff which few years
ago would have brought looks OF horror
to the faces of the hardshell students
of the old game.
Can you Imagine Princeton throwing
a forward pass from behind its own
goal line about four or five years ago?
This stunt looked radical enough last
Saturday when the Tigers flashed II
against Chicago. flashed 1t and work ID
IL too. for gain of forty yards. From
Snively to German 1t went. and then
Princeton did what the Maroon had ex-
pected In the first place. It~punted.
On Saturday. against the Army. Yale
found itself with the ball deep in It's
own territory. II was inside the 20 yard
line. In former days Rule No. read
"When you get the ball inside your
own 20 yard line kick" The Ellis de-
clined to punt, but worked an off tackle
slant, and then punted. Harvard
worked a similar play against Centre
the week previous. even closer to Its
own goal line.
The old guard certainly IL perking up
and trying some OF that Western and
Southern stuff. Still. II you ask us.
the old kick Is great play when you
are down there near your own final
chalk mark and the other fellow Is
showing the least disposition to tumble
Sweeney. the Susquehanna back. who
tjn ninety-eight yards from the kickoff
fer touchdown against Colgate last
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Lafayette-W. & J. Game to Be
Commemorated by Tablet

Special Dispotch TO THE NEw YosK HEnsIp.
EAsroN, Pa. Oct. 3o.--In order that
the result of the Lafayette College,
Washington and jefferson football game
this Saturday at the New York Polo
Grounds may be commemorated other
than by the bare score on the record
books the senior class Of Lafayette Col
loge tonight voted TO accept the pro-
posal of the Washington and Jefferson
seniors that the losing senior class pre-
sent to the winners bronze tablet with
the date and score inscribed thereon.
The tablet Is to be placed on the winning
Institutions senior fence.
Capt. schwaba, Gazella and Mitinger
are the Lafayette seniors on the foot
ball tA
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Williams Back on Standard
Time; Varsity Eleven Is Hit

Special Dispatch 10 TIT. NEw York HErALp
WnLrAMsTowN, Oct 3o.--Chapei and
classes at williams College were set
back to their usual ti here to-day
after having been held an hour ahead
Of the usual schedule since daylight
savings was stopped month ago in
order 70 provide extra time for sports
during the early fall.
From now on classes will be finished
at A. v. NJ, which Will make II necessary
for the football team TO do most OF It's
practice in the baseball cage.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Football Small Talk.

-. There is Harmony in the w.
and J. backfield. He Is a SUBJ
stltute halfback: Maloney, who
saw something of Yale and Colgate, is
tho only transfer on the Rutgers
squad. Columbia believes that
the defeat by Williams will be bless
ing In disguise with the Cornell game
coming on Saturday" what
rubbish K. A defeat never IL
blessing In any uniform. -. II that
Penn-Navy thing had happened on
race track Penn would have been dis
qualified for life; What an up
set Bill Brennan, the former
National League umpire. Is doing Il
Charley Moran. Bill Is coaching
the Tennessee Medicos and they handed
30 McMillin's Centenary eleven a fine
pasting the other day, No de-
cisions were reversed yesterday.
Navy outrushed Penn, 270 yards
to III -
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Track Meet Tomorrow.

The Joint games OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance A. A. and 165th Infantry
A. A. will be held In the Sixty-ninth
Regiment Armory tomorrow night
The entry Is large one and viii bring
together collection OF track stars from
all over the metropolitan district. The
bulk Of, interest is being manifested In
the fou' yeyents for the women athletes.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Bogash Defeats Fisher.

BRrpoEpoRr. Conn. Oct. 90 l ou Bo-
cash OF this city won n referees decision
over Young Fisher OF Syracuse In IL
round bout tonight. Bogash knocked
Fisher down In the first round for a
count OF four. The men are middle
weights
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
YALE ELEVEN FACES BIG THREE
American Collegians Win
in Oxford Track Meet

OXFORD, England. Oct 3O-In the
finals OF the senior sports track meet
to-day Tevis HUM. Princeton and UNI
versity College. oxford. won the 22o
yard low hurdles event in 2S LIS Sec
onds.
W. r. Stevenson, Princeton and Ball
liol College, Oxford. was third In the
100 yard dash, which was run in 10 AS
seconds.
The runners faced strong wind.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Dies From Injuries
Sustained at Football

~ AWHILE. Va, Oct. ao.--Eu-
genio Fratarcangelo. South
- Boston Military Academy
halfback. died at a hospital here to-
day of injuries sustained In a foot
ball game Saturday with Chatham
Training School
Fratarcangelo complained during
the third period OF feeling I'll and
walked to the side lines. where he
dropped unconscious. Physicians said
they believed he had received a blow
early In the game.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Yards.
Burtt. Columbia, Intercepted forward pass 80
Tyler. Tufts. intercepted forward pass. So
Hughes Tufts. Intercepted forward pass. 45
Homan. Lebanon Valley. tumble. 20
Heating. Trinity. kickoff ......... 81
Kirby, Rhode Island State tumble. ...... SO
Sweeney. Susquehanna. kickoff. ....... 90
Johnston, North Carolina. scrimmage.... IS
Neel. Bethany scrimmage age...... 60
Palmer Northwestern. tumble. ......... 1O2
Tryon. Colgate. scrimmage. 80 and 90
Tryon. Colgate, from punt. ............... rs
DIN Miller, Notre Dame, kickoff. f........ "a
Cerney. Notre Dame, kickoff. ............ 95
Crowley, Notre Dame. scrimmage. 6o
Loghry, Hobart, after receiving forward
pass DV
Miller Penn. Intercepted forward. ...... 40
Adams. Wesleyan. intercepted forward. 40
Cleaves, Princeton. intercepted forward. 70
Gray, Princeton, tumble. ............. 40
Gazella, Lafayette. scrmmage. .......... Y
Kelly Yale scrimmage. e.................. 80
Smythe. Army. intercepted forward. 49,. 55
Jenkins, Harvard, intercepted forward. 40
Hewitt Pittsburgh Intercepted forward. 10
Manning, Fordham, scrimmage. ........ so
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Zivio Outpoints O'Dowd.

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct 30.--Pete Zivio.
New York. won the Judges decision over
Phil O'Dowd. of Columbus In twelve
round bout here tonight. Each weighed
1l7h pounds.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
S11,OOO,OOO Bet at Laurel.

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. 3o--About s11,-
10000 passed through the pari-mutuel
machines at the Laurel racing meet OF
twenty-three days just ended. according
to unofficial figures, II was learned to-
day.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
Lafayette's Title Claims
to Be Aired in Harlem
nston Eleven to Meet Washington and Jefferson at
n Polo Grounds-Penn State and Navy Clash in
Washington on Friday.
BY DANIEL.

Rounding into the half this
be bit u this At
breaking brilliant
Saturday assembling
the which
like Pennsylvania 49, Navy and Penn Syracuse
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Saturday. was the first in this neck of
the woods to turn that trick. Cleavcs
of Princeton holds the record for
scoring dash from an intercepted for
ward pass with seventy-nine yards.
against Colgate. The outstanding per-
formances so far follow:
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL

o pitch ball.
him hit pitcher and then let him
Bentley will
something shall know about He
a
would would bought him. and McGraw quite
a Judge OF baseball player.
It is fairly easy to pick the best football eleven in most States For
Lehg Buckne Muhnberg there
up
touchdown.
thought carrying safety far.
which will be in
q
1 troubles
a cheerful greeting
n a shoulder
friend.
that game which would draw well at the Polo Grounds
Yankee field would be battle between Ne Dame
baseball
building a dangerous team in Redvfne
Many murders nowadays n
prominent
crossedand Noe Dame has
Of drop kick
Judging somebody
gridiron
We understand a
Saturday. having them set with spikes
The town pump
distance throught line
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Princeton may be IN for fairly in
teresting afternoon with Swarthmore,
which made Pennsylvania step at hot
pace to win by IA to 6 in the fourth
period a week ago last Saturday. Har-
ward will meet an entirely new opponent
-Florida--which never has been up
North. The Alligators are coached
again by Kline of Illinois, Conference
star of 1920. and are playing a typical
Conference game
Comparative Sc ores are Ananiases,
but 1t Is interesting to note that while
Florida defeated Howard by 81 to 0,
Auburn, which was beaten by the Army,
rolled up seventy-eight points on Har-
ward. Harvard is facing the game with
singular equanimity. In the old days
Harvard Fears Florida" would have
been sure thing.
Penn State and Syracuse which
played each other to a standstil here,
will engage in coorful contests this
week. The Nittany Lions will meet tia
Navy in Washington on Friday before
a crowd which will include thousands
OF our official fanily--perhaps Mr.
Harding. too-and many of the foreign
diplomatic corps. They will see quite
bit Of football scattered around.
Syracuse will entertain Nebraska on
Saturday at Syracuse. Nebraska,
coached by Fred Dawson. Is winning
the Missouri Valley title again and ac-
cording to some highly enthusiastic
coaches and critics in the West, is the
greatest in the country. One coach went
so far as to state that the husky Corn
huskers could beat Harvard on Thurs
day, Centre on Friday. Yale and Prince
ton on Saturday and Pitt. Penn, the
Navy and a half dozen assorted sizes
on Sunday-only Nebraska would not
play on the Sabbath. That at isIat Is
comforting. Wouldn't Ii be awful IL
Syracuse clouted the Cornhuskers right
behind the ear?
Pennsylvania will spend Saturday
playing Alabama, which Is not favored
to breaf the string of Southern failures
A. ma the North this season. Georgia
Tech beat Alabama by 33 to not so
long az. and, the Navy beat Georgia
Tech, Is to 0. Penn beat the Navy,
13 to z, so that Alabama Is not likely
to do anything at all against Penn. Cor
nell, which rested last Saturday, will roll
into action against Columbia at Ithaca,
and Cornell Is not worrying. Fordham
faces Springfield. q tough game, while
N. Y. IT, entertains Trinity. c. c. n. Y.
meets the New York Aggies and Stew
ems plays the host to Delaware.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Purely from the standpoint of foot
ball the game scheduled for the Polo
Grounds on Saturday Lafayette
against Washington and Jefferson-is
about as attractive as any carded for
that afternoon Neither team has
been beaten in two years and both are
said to be under the impression that
they are to fight it out for the cham
pionship of the East. This may be
disputed in several quarters--but it
cannot be denied that they are hard
hitting, great teams-both of them.
The Presidents will bring practically
the same lineup which held California
to a scoreless tie last New Years day.
Among the Big Three the toughest as
signment Of the week goes to the Yale
eleven, which is down for another argu-
ment with Brown. Judging from what
we saw of the Ellis against the Army,
the Blue need not face that contest with
trepidation. But Brown has been COM
ing along at a rapid gait and believes
that a victory over the Ellis is not with
out the pale of the probable. Last sea-
son Yale trampled the Bears by As to 7
but there is small chance for dupli-
cation Of that feat.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Sweeney the Susquehanna back, who
ttn ninety eight yards from the kickoff
xcr touchdown against Colgate last
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

> runners faced a strong wind.
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Laska vrazdici. V Brunlovi-

cich We Slezsku hostuje prave
nemecka divadelni spolecnost,
Dya tlenove teto spolecnosti Sc
wall a 20 syatbe usporadali
tanecnl zabavu. Vesell ma po-
cest mladych svatebtanu III
castnil sc take mlady muz S.
re zapadniho Slezska, ktery
mel pomer 5 naivkou %spolecno-
sti. Herecka SC vic bavila, nez
bylo milcnci 20 chuti, a proto,
Stvan zarlivosti, vyzval il. ably
\ 5 mlnutach opu5tila mist
most, kdyz neuposlechla, W.
tail revolver a zastrelil il.
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Abraham Lincoln Jeal Jeu-
MIN q muzu, ma nehoz repu-
blika Spojenych Statu Ameri-
ckych nezapomina. Dele Sc
TAX z mnoha priGin. kdyz O
LincolnoVi mluvi nejaky kapl-
tan prtimyslu, ma jehoz Milo
ny muscle sc Drift deSltky I'll
sicu delniku. kteremu Sc nellbi
vselike radikalceni a "cinnost
podvratna", da Sc Zcela jlste
ocekavati, re mt Lincoln po-
slouzi ia doklad, re toho Vse-
no neni treba v Americe, kdyz
sc zde Z drevoStepa muze sta
Ii president. Dali 81 trochu
prace, podari Sc mu naJiti Z re-
ci a vyjadreni Lincolnovych le-
dacos, 60 Sc mu vyborne hodl
do kramu.
Poole meho skromneho mi
neni ncni to Vsak ZroVna Sprav-
ne brati 81 mrtve, ktefi zill We
Zcela line ere 4 odpOClVaJl ne
kollk desitek roku, IA sVedky
pro neb ''proti' Y akutnlch
otazkach dneska. Cd smrtl
Lincolnoyy neminulo ami sede-
sat roku, coz neni mnoho Y hi
Storii naroda Il skoro mic Y hi.
storii lidske rassy, nez laky
Jest rozdll V Americe q dolby
lincolnovy a "a dne5nieh dnu.
IA dob Lincolnoyych nebylo
9elkoprlmyslu a nebylo orga-
nisovaneho kapitalu - totiz Y
rozmerech iako dnes. Milo
naru byla hrstka, miIliardafl
zadnl, teprVe zapocato bylo Sc
staybou Union Pacific drahy,
ktera otevfela Zapad osadni-
KUN a ciyilisaci.
1'akto mohl bych pokraco-
patl ma nekolika sloupclch, jak
Dylo IA casu LincolnoVyeh Il
tak jest nyni, aNsak sotya me-
10 BY to n~eiakeho ucelc - '
Americe iiz dvacet pet rokn
priyodl velky rozdil Y %poysech-
nych pomGrech, tim spl5e pa
desat, 5edesal roku. hazda pc
4loda ma sVe problemy, 5 nimiz
musl zapasiti, otazky, iez mus
resiti. Ma prlklad "a caSu pre-.
sidenta Granta, ienz n~astouplI
ga nekolik roku 20 Li%ncolnovi
tou nejmocnejsl kombinaei
Jez snazila sc vyyozOVatl mel
eilnejsi vliv ma vladu, byl pc.
Ncstny whisky ring. To by
10 praye nemluvne ycdlc Ia.
koyyoh obru, jake jest nyn
Standard Oil Co., ncb United
States Steel Corporation nebe
vcikojatkarsky trust.
la casu Lincolnoyych vubeC
nebylo industrialnlho ploblemt
Y tom smyslu, Jak Jcj name
1llsnl. Bylo maio zaVodu, Je1
zamestnaValy sta d6lnlku, an
jediny. jenz byl by zamestna
val desltky tlslcu. Y tech do
bach byly oteyiranE Stroke prt
fie Lapadu k %osazovani a ko
mu sc ncllbilo toNarne, byls
snadna ponce. Puda Jej vita.
la, 100 akru dostal skoro ia
darmo . dale Sc 1acltl s men
sim kapitalem, nezli nyni w
faduie houpeni jednoho vet,
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to ovsem zivot tvrdy, pionyr-
Sky, daleko k zeleznici, daleko
do trhu, ale skytal cestu k sa-
mostatnosti, k osvobozeni Sc 2
industrialniho jarma.
TAX tezkemu politickemu pro
blemu necelil zadny 4 amerl-
ckVch presidentu jake Lincoln.
Amerika byla 'domem prot
sobe rozdelenym', staly prot
sobe diva tabory ma smrt zne-
pfateIene, zuril ctyri roxy hro-
zny bratroVrazedny bol. Byly
to t6zke mraky, jez tlsnlly re
publiku, nez Lincoln videI
slunko, ktere ia mimi zarilo, q
tuSil den, kdy pine Sc vyjasnl.
Bylo by Sc vyiasnilo drive, ne
byti LincolnoVa ZaVrazd6nl
Jih nebyl by zakusil tech ne
kolik trpkych let rekonstrnk
&c, kdy SEVERN politikari chte-
Ii S MIN Zachazeti jake S pre-
mozenou, dobytou zemi. Lin
coin byl p~ritelem Jihu i Y jeho
pobIouzeni, nebyl by strp6l a
doyolil zadnych kroku odVet-
nych.
TO byly problemy, S nimiz
Lincoln zapasil = jak opetne
zceliti narod ~rozervany, tech
nemame nyni, ale name pro
blemy, iichz Lincoln tusiti ne
mchl. Proto, kdvz nekdo rekne
lax by iednal Lincoln Y urcitt
situaci dneSni, ie to intelektua
III nepoctivost. ia ami nejsen-
list, ze Lincoln by lnul k dnes-
III republikanske strane, kteri
jej prece ma ia jednoho zt
sVych svatych. To vSak lemon
mimochodem, neni mvm umy
Stem zabihati do strannicke pc
litiky plitomne dolby.
Jenom Sc mne nechce llblt
kdyz sc ma mrtVe hresl. Jes
to ma pfiklad prayda, &c s.
Lincoln narodil We srubu a II
byl kdysi drvoStepem a jes
pravda, &c Garfield, jinV pre-
sident : mutednlk, popohane
kdysi muly podel kanalu, a
Nsak ten AM omen neb,yl poNo
Ian cd tohoto skromneho poNo
lanl ma stolec presidentsky =
jako ten mas otec Premysl 20
volan byl cd pluhu ia stole.
knizeci. kdyz byl Lincoln zvo
len IA presidenta, to liz vystu
doyal praNa a byl lcdnim q neJ
lepSich adVokatu Y lllinoisu
dale jest TO velmi spornou o
taZkou, zdali republikansk;
strana byla by 81 ma neho vzp
! mnela a postavila je ma listek
nebyti toho, re Sc pflzenil d
iedne z nelbohataich rodin ji2
niho lllinoisu. Tim ovsem al
V neJmenSlm netrpl opfaVdoV
velikost LincolnoNa, ale meme
10 by sc Ma to zapominat
kdyz Sc mluvi neb pise o ton
re Sc narodil We srubu, lie st
pal klady a lie klerkoval Y OF
chode Sc smlsenym zbozlm.
Lincoln nzaNrel vvhodn
snatch. hdyz osud nedopr;
: mu. ably 81 moill witt svoji ski
. tecnou 4 snad iedinnn laskl
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choti nebylo duchovni pribuz-'
Lincoln, ackoli mel rad
veselost a sam dovedl ~vyprave-
vtipne anekdoty, skoro v "a
peti upadal V tezke zachvaty
melancholie. Tyto bvly velmi
caste, zvlaste b6hem obcanske
valky.
Zdali nemohou 81 prisvoio-.
vati Lincolna conservatives,
rovnez nemohou 81 ciniti nan
naroky krajnl radikalove. Sve-
no tasu byly rozsireny DONNIE
lie citaty Z Lincolnovych reel,
jez do iiste miry by sc shodo-
valy S naukou socialistickou,
ale to opet nebylo poctive a ne
nj to poctive vubec nikdy,
kdyz Sc Z reel nebo Il clanku
vytrhne jednotliva veta a tou
Sc neco dokazuje nebo poplra.
Lincoln nebyl zadnym jasno-
WIDEN, zadnym vestcem, byl
produktem sve dolby. V letech
Sedesatych minuleho %stoleti byl
socialni problem akutni V Ev-
rope, nikoli vSak Y Americe,
kde teprVe ona obrovska rise
ma zapad Cd reky Missouri Sc
otvirala a kdy i stredozapadni
staty byly RIDGE zalidneny.
Pres to vsak Lincoln nekoli-
krate proievil sve nahledy 0
delnicke tride. Kdyz y. uno-
"a, 1861, predstaven byl ma
schulz ~nemeckych d6lniku V
Cincinnati, pravil:
"Shoduji Sc s vami, pane
predsedo, re delnici isou "a
kladem kazde vlady, q te jed
noduche pficiny, re jest jich
neiVice. =.
Dne ). brezna 1860, mluvil
Lincoln V Hartford, Conn. a
kdyz senator Douglas, jenz jej
predstavoval, proievil polito-
|vani mad tim, re prijel zrovna
" ten cas-, kdy zurila stavka V
obuVnich t~oVarnach NoVO-
anglicku, Lincoln pr zahajeni
sve reel pravil: "Dekuji Bo-
hu, re name system prace, kde
muze byti stavka. At jaky-
koli jest tlak, jest bod, kdy
d6lnik muze prost6 zastaviti.'
Y T.. 1868. ustaveno bylo V
New Yorku Republikanske del
Inicke sdruzeni, jez Sc rozhod-
10 jmenovati presidenta Lin
colna cestnym clenem. Byl tu-
diz poslan do Washingtonu w
Dor, ably o tom Lincolna vyroz~
umel a k tomuto vyboru pro-
mluVil Lincoln obSirnou rec,
JIG skoncil t6mito slovy:
"Nikdo nema takovy IA
Ijem ma p%otlaGeni pritomne
Vzpoury Gizniho odboje) jake
pracujlci lid. Necht' vyvarujl
Sc p~redsudku, jenz by privodil
roztriStenl a nepfatelstVi mezi
mimi samotnymi. Nelsilnejsi
paska lidske %sympatie, mimo
lrodinny vztah, mela by byti o.
Ma spolujlcl VSechen %pracu.llcl
lid, VSech narOdu 4 iaZyku a
plemen. Aniz melo by to We.
sti k valce na majetek, neb
ylastnlky majetku. Maietek le
|oVoce prace, maJetek jest Ia
doucl, Jest rozhodnym dobrem
We sVete. he nektefl jsou be,
haiti, ukazuje q, re JIM mohli by
zbohatnoutl, a tudiz Jest spra-
Nedlivym povzbuzenim pficin-
livosti a podnikavosti. Nechtl
ten, jenz nema domu, neboft
dun jineho, ale at pracuie
pilne a postayl 81 dunn, vlast-
nj dun a tax zajisti prlkladem
re Jeho vlastnl dun Dude be-.
pecen pred nasilnostmi az bu.
de postaven.'
Toto tlumoci socialni krede
Lincolnovo. Byl pro klidny
pokojny yyvo.i, pro plnou pr
lezitost k vyniknutl kazdcmu
pro plnou svobodu V ramci Ii
stayy, ale jinak byl Lincoll
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POMNfK JIDASE ISKARIOT-
SkEHO v RUSkU.

Olilillh GIIO
p%ostaven a "posvecen' byl V.
sovetskem Rusku. Vypravi O
tom Dan Henning Keller, jenz
+. 1917 a 1919 pc prikazu sve
Ivlady dlel ma Rusi a jenz v
knize "Ruda zahrada' popisu-
je RUNE dojmy a prihody.
Mimo iine sdeluje:
"Orkestr hral vidensky val
elk ma krasnem, modrem Du-
%naji". PAX vystoupil ma rudou
tribunu recnik (velitel meSta
Svijarska) a polozil pred sebe
prilbici. Potil velke krupeje
= to jsme ostatne delali vsi-
chni - a byl velmi bledy. Stu
necni Ear nemel vlivu ma Jeho
barvu. PAX zacal mluvit. Byl
marianne vymluvny, ale zdalo
sc, re 0 to, CO vyklada, pranic.
Sc nezajima. Il jeho ust ply
null bez namahy, ale take bez
vudci myslenky bohaty proud
bolSevickych pouCek. Ma pa
triGnych mlstech ucinil vzdy
prestavku a nechal komunisty
tleskati. Dolly Michalilovna
(milenka velitelc panceroveho
vlaku, S nimz Keller pribyl do
Svijarska) zivala nenucene.-
lSlysel jsem, .jak recnik mluvl 0
Marrow a Engelsovi a myslll
ijsem, re jiz Dude pomnik Cd
halen. Velitel vykladal vsak
dale.
Pravil, re pomoci rakouske-
no sochare, byvaleho valecne-
no zajatce, nyni svobodneho
obcana, dial postaviti do "Ru-
de zahrady' 0idoVeho sadu),
liz odevzdava mestu, prvni po-
mink. Dlouho kolisal We volbe
historickych osobnosti, ktere 4
Mich by mela byt prokazana
prVni pocta. Myslil ma Lucille
ra a ma kama. Oba byli utla-
covani, revolucionari, odbojnl-
CT We velkem formatu. Omen je
VSak theologicka pOstava, Jez
S ZiVotnlm nazorem marXiSmu
nesouhlasi. Jeho leSk Zanikl
nhroucenlm spolecnostl, JeJlz
bazne a n~enavisti byl Symbol
lem. Druhy, Kahn jest Ease
mytologicka figura, 0 jejiz de-
ijinnem byti nutno pochyboVa-
ii. Proto pripadl reGnik IA ne
obojetnou pozemskou osoh-
most, ma historickeho Clov6ka,
jez byl obeti nabozenskeho ma
zlranl Ia IiNot a socialnlho Wy
korist 'ovani " aVahu mohl
priiit jen muz, kteryz cd dvou
tisic let pripoutan byl nevinne
k pranyfi kapitalistickeho de-
iepisce, omen rysayy prukop-
mix sVetove revoluce, dvanacty
apoStol burzoasniho vudee Je-
Use krista - JidaS iSkariot-
sky -.
AT zije svetova reVoluce."
zvolal nahle slavnostni mluvcl
l.jako Z vyssiho vnuknutl. A
odhodlane sestoupil S reonick6
tribuny. poklonil Sc Dolly Nj
chajlovne a ~poprosil il, ably So
chu odhallla.
Dolly Michajlovna poVstals:
a recnik podal il snuru, ia KITE
rouz nekolikrate zatahla, Ma
cez spadla rouska 5 relaye So
chy sadroVe. nadlidske veliko-
SIT, naho, $ tvari hrozive k ne
bi poZvednutou, kdezto pravice
IS krecovitym pohybem Sc po-
kousl vyprostit hrdlo z konop-
neho proVazu.
Hned lax Sc apostol zievil.
spustila hudba internationally
my pax poystali a obnazili sv6
hlavy. Il druheho konce "a.
brady byly vypaleny rychle "a
sebou tri dcloye rany a Size ia
ostro. Granaty zasvistely ia.
belsky mad nasimi hlavaml I
skoncily Buh Vi kdc.'
i Laska vrazdici. V Brunlovi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
JUDGE DUNN'AND
PATTON RESIGN
Personal Reasons Given
by Judge; Other Is
Silent

The designations Of two more
members of the police department
were accepted Tuesday afternoon
by the mayor and commissioners.
One is s. +. Dunn, judge of the
municipal criminal court, and the
other j. w. Patton. chief of detec-
tives. Their action follows closely
on the heels OF that OF Grant Tuck
er, traffic sergeant, who quit the
force last week and went back to
his former job as member of the
merchant police.
Dunn gave pressing personal
business as his reason for resign
ing In his letter Of resignation ne
informed the mayor and commits
sloners that his duties as municipal
Judge consumed nearly all his time
and consequently his law business
suffered,
when 7 accepted this appoint
ment from the city administration
1 thought two hours a day would
be sufficient to handle police court
sessions each day." Dunn advised
But instead. the job lasts from
morning till evening. Such legal
matters are now in my office that
should have been attended to two
months ago but which | have been
unable to finish for lack Of time"
Patton could not be reached for