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Evening star., 1922-04-21

cally the most ardent Pennsylvania
can ask no more.
AS the Quakers rowed on Saturday
they were perfectly smooth at thirty
six to- the minute. Combined with the
Drawn of a boatload of young men
averaging LIS pounds they will be diff
cult for whatever crew to defeat in a
race up to two miles, and Nmay be be-
yond.
. Yale. to go a bit further into her
stroke, was not at home with beat of
over thirty. This. as it seemed. was
due to the careful and deliberate re-
covery designed to offer as little c.leck
to the run of the boat as possible. None
the less. there was a decided hang be-
tween strokes. But then none of the
three crews was any too well together.
This was a bit surprising inasmuch as
in no season in late years have the Ellis
had such an early start on the water.
There is time for everything. Spring
foot ball practice is an anachronism.
1t is a perfect case of crowding the
issue; also. as the professors might
say. of piling Pelion upon Ossa.
Princeton turned out twenty-six men
to spring practice Equally bad
showing elsewhere indicates that in
the spring thoughts of young men
lightly turn away from foot ball.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
NEWSPAPER L|NKSMEN
TOPLAN FOR TOURNEY

Newspaper golfers, both experts
and dubs," according to a notice sent
out today by James D. Preston, SUPER
intendent of the Senate press gallery,
are invited to meet in the Senate
commerce committee room Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to make ar
rangements for spring tournament
for golfing scribes.
Every one who played in the tour
ney held last year by the newspaper
players at the Washington Golf and
Country Club is invited to attend
the meeting, which-will probably re-
suit in formation of permanent
newspaper golf association in Wash
ington.
4 challenge sent out by the New
York Newspaper Mems Golf Club, in
yiting teams from Washington, Phila-
delphia and Boston to play in team
event in New York in June. will be
considered at the meeting. The tour
nament here proably will determine
the golfers to represent the capital
in the team match.
Robert r. Barry of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger. who was acting chair
man of the committee which had last
years tournament in charge. mas IeII
Washington, and a new chairman Will
be elected The tourney this spring
probably will be held next month
over either the Washington Golf and
Country Club course or that OF the
new Indian Spring Golf Club.
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VIRGINIA IS DEFEATED
BY HARVARD TRACKMEN

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, April 81.
I'm a closely contested track meet
Harvard defeated Virginia here yes
terday. So to 81. Each team won
seven firsts. but the Crimson was
slightly stronger in second and third
place men. Baker of Virginia with
eleven points led the individual
scorers. Summarizes:
1O0-yard dash-won by waHsker. Harvard:
second. Evans; Harvard: third. Chase, Har-
ward Time; iGls EeD seconds; hs Chase Harvard:
second, Baker. virginia: third. wansker.
Harvard Time. % seconds.
v.Ta seo saeopd' Thaser Harvard: third. Hauers,
Hpryard Time, - A. seconds.
$50. yard run-won by Burke. Harvard: !:
ssssaa y,Tsiaa AefIr.ns Time. minutes minutes, ~ Dn0'
Two-mile run-won by George Hands. viz
ginia; second. Al Shands virginia; dhird:
Arkeley. Virginia Time 10 minutes q 10
seconds.
Mile run-won by Burke, Harvard; second,
Loud. Harya5d ". third. Coward Virginia.
4ac, yard da.S-wsn by Baker; yiEsnia;
Haryard Time 81 sn:a,. 2,S sesands. b, Whitney
schenck. Virginia. Time. Is 3-' seconds,
High By CHA hsris Of yrxns
Broad ,ump-Won BY Gam Cannon; yirsinia;
second BAKER, Virginia. tniIu. IHayeT, lar
ward Distance. % feet 2 inches.
j. Discus-won by Carpenter. Harvard: second.
Brown, Harvard; third. Winston. Virginia.
Distance. 100 feet.
Shot put-won by Winston. Virginia
second, Brown. Harvard: third. Saxton. Har-
ward. Distance. 40 feet Y iaches
Greenwich. Harvard: third. Davis Virginia.
Distance 154 feet III inches.
Pole vault-won by Zundel Virginia; Reidy.
Gratwick and Davis Of Harvard, tied for sec
ond Height IL feet q inches.
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four of six matches, as follows:
Singles-Thomas J.. Mangan (G.)
defeated ShcuS (NJ. 60, 6-1,
II. J. kunkel (GD defeated Rep
logic tN.). G-2. 81; Paul &. Kun
kei (G.) defeated Fitxhugh (N.D,
2@6, G-3. 8-3; Harshman (N.)
defeated O'Byrne Co, 6-3. 60.
DOubies-ManEan and Kunkel
tGI defeated Waidlich and Harsh-
; man (N.). g., 55; Perry and
johnson ND defeated p. G. Kun
kei and White (GD. g.. 6-3.
Capt. Hugh Miller and Watson
Washburn are coaching the George
racketers. who will play
their first match of the season tomor-
row against the Catholic University
team. George Washington has listed
twelve matches for the season, the
contests. in addition to that with the
Brooklanders, being:
April 25, Washington and Lee mt
Lexington, Va; 26. v. NJ. I. mt
Lexington. Va, 2S. Georgetown.
May z. Washington and Lee, 10,
Navy mt, Annapolis; II. Southern
California, II. Lehigh, Is. v. NJ.
l.. 10. GeorgetOwn Mt George
town, 10. Catholic University Mt
BrOOkland.
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PENN ATHLETES DECIDE
As TO OWN ELIGIBILITY

PHILADELPHIA, April q. - Ath-
letes at the University of Pennsyl-
vania no longer are declared ineli-
gible, they declare themselves out of
athletics.
Certain scholastic and ethical stand
ards are strictly maintained at the
institution, athletic officials said to-
day, and it is up to the athlete to
measure up to these requirements,
keep his studies up and his conduct
to standards. If he doesn't, auto
matically he declares himself inell-
gible.
"The three base ball men. Farrell,
Llewellyn and Payne, who are out
now" said Graduate Manager of
Athletics Bushnell, knew they were
down in their work, and after glanc-
ing at the eligibility, list stopped
going out for the base ball team of
their own accord"
Evening star., 1922-04-21

1t is difficult to recognize anything
definite in the Blues style of sweep
swinging. You could catch elements
Of the typical English sculler's stroke
that is, in blade work-combined with a
pronounced body swing. The result was
nothing impressive.
Pennsylvania rowed the short, nipIy
stroke that you will see applied by the
splendid Argonaut crews up in Canada,
but no less well applied than by the
Quakers. In 1917-or was it 1879
Joseph Wright developed a varsity crew
very like the present outfit in smooth
ness of rhythm and finished waterman
ship. For the Henley distance mile
and five-sixteenths-Penn this
season is superbly equipped. There is
not the slightest doubt that the varsity
at least will be equally formidable over
the mile and seven-eighths route; per-
haps. also the two miles. We shall see.
The three regatta at -Poughkeepsie
may demand something more.
One thing is certain If the Red and
Blue eight can carry its present stroke
over three miles and maintain its form
it will take lot of beating on the Hud
son in June. But before June other
important regattas are to be rowed. And
Pennsylvania has reputation for incon-
sistency. Again, We shall see Let her
nold what she has and progress logi-
Evening star., 1922-04-21
BEGINS HIS AID YEAR
AS TRAPSHOT WITH WIN

PITTSBURGH, April 21.-JOhn r.
Calhoun of the YOughiOGheny
Country Club yesterday celebrated
the beginning of his f0rty-secOnd
year M a frapshoOter by winning
the open tournament OF the West
ern Pennsylvania TrapshOoters'
Leagae at the Heron Hill Gun
Club here. Under trying conditions
the veteran broke nlnety-fOur out
of 100 of the targets tossed by the
strong wind.
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HAWAIPS STAR RUNNER
COMING TOA. A. U. MEET

HONOLULU. April 21.-Funds
nre being raised by the Hawaiian
division of the Amateur Athletic
Union to send Milton Beamer.
H!IO, II. H., runner. to the national
A. A. 4. championship meet this !
yenr. Beamer i'm the A. A. u. meet
here recently finished second to
Charles w, Paddock. Los Angeles,
world champion sprinter.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
PIN LEAGUE FRANCHISES
BOOSTED BY DISTRICT

Teams entering the District Duck
pin League next season will have to
pay more for franchises than has
been customary in other campaigns.
At its meeting this week, the strong
est of the city's bowling organizations
voted to boost the franchise price to
SIS, considerably above charges set
for berths by other circuits here.
Tne league will be directed by the
same group of officers that admins
tered its affairs SO efficiently in the
season just ended. They are: Presi-
dent, Henry TAFT Rodier; vice presi-
dent, Raymond Chaplin; secretary. Ar
thur II. Urban; treasurer. Harry
krauss, and scorer, Horace Elmer.
The winning Rathskeller team win
be entertained by the league at spe-
cial meeting to be held Monday night
at o'clock at the Grand Central al
leys. All prizes then will be distrib-
,uted.
Hal supplee. bowling for Harmony
Lodge quint on the Sherman drives
last night, established a high-game
record for the Masonic Bowling Asso-
citation when he hit the pins for
count of 1853. Harmony took two OF
three games from the Hope Lodge team
Evening star., 1922-04-21
COAST CREW IN RACE.
California Washington Event De-
cides Which Shall Come East.

SEATTLE, Wash. April 21.-Uni-
'versity of California and University
of Washington crews were ready for
their clash on Lake Washington here
this afternoon to decide the western
intercollegiate championship and the
Pacific coast entry in the collegiate
event at Poughkeepsie in June.
Both crews were in top form for the
three-mile grind.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

the Hilltoppers would have fine
pitching. good catching, and enough
members of last years nine back to
insure excellent batting and fielding
strength, and it did not take much
OF prophet to foresee success in the
combination Of such factors.
University OF North Carolina has
begun to develop track and field
Sports in earnest this year. Besides
the North Carolina state champion
ship meet, the Tarheels are taking
part in several dual and triangular
affairs. Last week they went to
Columbia, S G, and took second place
in triangular game with the Uni
versity of South Carolina and Uni
rersity Of Georgia. Georgia was the
winner.
JEFF Smith. who hurled for the
knick erbockeTs last summer, is
pitching for St Johns College Of
Annapolis.
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No doubt victory Will perch on
Georgetown's banner by big mar
schools to be represented has even
a part of the material which wears
the Blue and Gray. and in many
of the events the Hilltoppers are sure
to make a clean sweep of the points.
Good Competition Expected.
Much interesting competition is
certain, Notwithstanding the fact that
Georgetown's athletes are likely to
be far in the van in points scored.
and javelin University of Maryland
has athletes who will give George
towns best performers all they want
in the way of close competition, and
George Washington is said to have Il
pole vaulter capable of doing better
than any mark yet set>in this sec
tion during the current season. The
dashes, hurdles, mile, two miles,
broad jump and high jump will go
to Georgetown men almost certainly,
and they also have an even chance
to get first places in all other events,
except the shotput, in which Beers
of Maryland seems to have d decided
edge.
LIE Grendre. Georgetowns stellar
track and field performer, may have
another of his brilliant afternoons.
In fact, it might pe much more ac
curate to say that H. :" pretty sure
to have. About IN. ...'y thing that
will prevent lie Gre, siI- winning sew
eral events will be an INCLINATION on
the part of Coach uE"illy TO have
him appear in oGy one or two
competitions and th ~ give him an
afternoon of comparative rest.
University of Maryland will send
only one relay team to the Penn
sylvania games. Whether or not that
ic IN in I,
Atlantic /. A. A. championship or in
class race has not yet been decided.
Three members fof the quartet prob
ably will be Robertson. Pugh and
Endslow. Beers has been entered in
the field competitions.
Western Maryland College is to
dedicate new athletic field this
spring. The field has been con-
structed at the base of a hill, part of
which has been excavated to pro-
vide the playing field, and the sides
of the hill form a natural amphi-
theater. The field is to cost S35 900
and seats are to be provided for
1900 spectators.
Pflins up n good lead before its
opponent could score, Georgetown
easily vanQuished Fordham, . to ),
yesterday on the Hilltop field The
Hilltoppers slammed Mcnamara for
eight hits and as many tallieS in the
first six innings. In the meantime,
Reynolds held the Maroons to
single and a pass. He eased in the
seventh inning and from then on the
visitors hit freely. Georgetown got
it's last run off Vanderbuck. Eddie
Murphy, Georgetown outf1elder,
wrenched an ankle in the eighth in
ming and had to be relieved by Hy-
man.
GeOrgetOwn's base ball team is not
being given credit by local people
for it's accomplishments. The Blue
and Gray has gone through it's season
so far without a defeat and, while
it may not finish without losing
game or two. the chances are good
that the nine will wind up with the
best record that any Blue and Gray
aggregation ever has had. In win
ming from everything in it's way,
Georgetown is only making good
what was predicted for it before the
season opened. 1t was known that
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SUZANNE, IN COMEBACK,
TAKES TWO LOVE SETS

MONTE CARLO, April 2I-Mlle.
Suzanne Lenglen made her first
appearance in q tournament sin.
giles match since her defeat by
Mrs. MOlla Bjurxtedt Mallory i'm the
United States last year. when she
played Miss Smailes here yester-
day. Mile. Lenglen did not lose q
game Of the two sets played.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
WEISSMULLER BREAKS
ANOTHER WATER MARK

MILWAUKEE,. April g1.-Johnny
Weissmuller, crack swimmer Of
the Illinois Athletic Club, lowered
the world record for the 15O-yard
back strOke last night. finishing
the distance in 1.42 2-5. This IL
O.3 2-5 better than the record made
by Perry McGfIlfyray
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GIVES DISPLAY OF POWER
NVICTORYOVER HARVARD
i Led by Washburn. Home Team Takes Six Out of
Nine Matches and Should Make Dumbarton
Look to Its Laurels Tomorrow.
BY w. II. HOTEL.

)HEVY CHASE CLUBS which took
Harvard players yesterday the formers
will take today but will to Dumbaon Club
Washington On
Chase should
last District champions look to their aurels
Washburn, No ranking
doubtless Chevy Chase did have much trouble
Cambridge which
coming Country Club Virginia and the Norfolk
Evening star., 1922-04-21
May Fight Leonard.

CHICAGO. April 21.-Pinky MitchrI
Milwaukee lightw eight. is under con
sideration as an opponent for BenrA
Leonard in the world Lightweight!
championship bout at Michigan City
Ind. July 4, Promoter Fitzsimmons has
announced.
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RICE OFF NET TEAM.

BOSTON. April 21.-Lawrence b.
Rice of Boston. whose rise in tennis
ranking last season caused him to be
selected as a-member of the eastern
team that will meet western players
in California next month, will be un-
able to make the trip.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
D. C. GIRL HITS TARGETS.

Thelma H. Winkjer. former leader
of the girls rifle team at Central High
School. was one of the medal winners
in the March competition Of the Win
chester Junior Rifle Corps. More than
100000 boys and girls took part in the
tournament.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
PENN WINS AT TENNIS.

RICHMOND. Va, April 21.-Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania defeated the
Country Club of Virginia at tennis
yesterday. to 2. Archie Harris. jr.,
Country Club. champion, beat ANDY"
Morgan. Pennsylvania team captain.
81. B. 6. Ga,
Evening star., 1922-04-21
Wins Italian Royal Derby

ROME. April 21.-Melozzo da Forn.
owned by Signor Tesio, won the Itai-
ian Rayol Derby at the Hippodrome
yesterday. Eight horses started
Evening star., 1922-04-21
Chevy Chase Has Formidable Tennis Team Gaaudet May Take Part in
ASKS TO BE PERMITTED
TO COMPETE TOMORROW
Georgetown, Which Is Heavy Favorite; MARYLAND
and George Washington Also Will Have Teams
in Competition-C. u. Withdraws.
BY II. =. BYRD.

!" GEORGETOWN George Washington University OF Maryland
likely, Galaude Georgetown
- fort first field
If Catholic University had been able
squad probably
Catholic
decided this
allowed
much doubt its athletes will be in compeition.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
McPhee Is Tiger Captain.

Walter S. McPhee of Brooklyn has
been elected captain of the Princeton
base ball team to succeed Tom Nc
Namara, who resigned two weeks ago
because of ineligibility.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
CENTRAL GUNNERs SCORE,

Central High Schools rifle team de-
feated Jamaica, N. Y, High School,
996 to 972. in a prone match. Those
firing for Central were Capt. Crockett,
McDill, McInerney, Rice and Schreiner.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
EARNS RIFLE MEDAL.

Melvin F. Janifer of 2009 Sd street
was one of the 1,257 medal winners
in the March shoot of the Winchester
Junior Rife Corps.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
Harvard Twelve Scores.

PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-Har-
ward defeated Pennsylvania at la
crosse yesterday, to 0.
Evening star., 1922-04-21
FOR THE GAMES SAKE
-By Lawrence Perry

PNION be resolved what Yale will do her cumnat
mile Harvard But the showing of her
eghts of Pennsylvania the Scuykl Saturday
that Blue adheehs had better their nibties
-o-bri elimn
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MENSi MZDA PRO HAViRE V OHIU.
TEZARI V JIZNf CASTI STATU NABfZEJf UILO-
KOPUM SKALU NlZSf Cd 81 DO as PROCENT

Columbus, O.. 28 ledna = Frmy iez provadeif tezbu
uhenych dolech znm Ohiu pTijay skau mzdy ez
ma nahraditi jez vyprsi l. dubna obahuic snzen
mzdy cd 81 do 462 procent Rovnez zruSue die
nehoz frmy odrazey havGm pffsp6vky un zasaly ie
organisaci
Mzdova Skaa nabzena tezar musi byti pata havifi
dele nezh L. bezna. Kdyby pTata byla havlr vesla by
platnost ma L. dubna trvala az do dasho oznameni.
Prohlaseni obsahuci nabzenou skau mzdy byo vydano
tezaf adresovano 'nasm zam6snancum" Vyrozumva
re nahovana skaa nebya dosud orman6 pfedozena unm
Jednanl tezafu zn easti sltu Jest souhasu ozname
MIN utnenym eh sdzenm pred nekolika ydny ze vystou
pill stednho soutezneho revlru zaumacho zpadn Penn
sylvani Ohio indiana Illinois poiednaj zvastn mzdo
YOU skalu Sc svym zam6snanci.
Prohasen tezarn pravi skaa uvefejnena iimi dnes
jest cd 80 do 80 procent ss nez pedvena mzda pacen
doech jiznho Ohia Tehdejsi mzdy byly pry y nevys
jake kdykol paceny byly havfum distrku az do e
dob kdy valetna drahota pfvoda nune zvvSovan mzdy
Columbus O.. %. ledna. - "Budou m jeden nejostfej
sich boju aky kdy nell state Ohio, Lee Hail. dsrktn
pededa havifske une prohasi dnes mluve snzen
mzdy naTizenem dolech jizniho Ohia
"My nehodame piija snizeni uhobaroni mohou to
tax dobfeveds dsti
Toto snizen jest mezi 80 so proceny denn6 vsech
ny trdy prace my nehodame ma to prisoupiti
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SIR SHACKLETON ZEMREL..

Monevideo, Uruguay 30 edna. - Sir Ernest Shackeon
brcky cesovatel Zemfel edna panku Quest nemz
kona das cestu do anarktckych koncin Smrt pvodena
bya nemoc znamou ako angina pecoris kfe6oe zachvay
hrudD udala kdyz parnil Quest byl pro Grwcken
stanc
Teo privezeno byo do Montevdeo iednom noryezskem
parnku bude vzato jnem parniku do Evropy. Kap L.
Hussey panku Quest bude is provazet domovu
Prof Grve ostatn cenove druzny buou pokraGova dale
sve pouti.
Londyn 90 edna. Sir Ernest Shacketon britieky nj
mofn dGojnk neohrozeny antarkcky cestovate naro
kkee Irsko, Is. lnora 1874 Podnl vice vyzkumnvch
vyprav prvni Mich 19011904 kdy byl tene Scottovy
druzny Tato vprava byla eho ttvr byla zahaena zar
1921 mea trvati diva roxy Jejm celem byo zhooviti
neznamych cas iiznho Atlantckeho oceanu Pacfku
Antarktckych moTi.
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NEBEZPECNY POzAR MA
ZAP. 9. ULICl.

V tripatrove budove The
Ninth Street Terminal Ware
house, 1900 zap. 8. ul. povstal
vcera odpoledne pozar, nezna-
meffo dosud pivodu, ktery ale
zpnsobil skodu pres 100000.
Ohen nabyval TAX velikych roz
meru, re vydany byly celkem
tri poplachy. Kratce po pfi-
jezdu hasicu, kdyz Sc udal
prudky yybuch, ktery razem
znicil stfechu a hasice, policiI
divaky zahrnul privalem pa
dajicich trosek stfepInam:
horkeho skla. Ia kratko ma
to nasledovaly diva vybuchy
mensi. Ma stesti nenachazel
Sc uvnitr budovy nikdo, jinak
by sc k skode hmotne jiste pr1-
dala ztrata ma Zivotech. Sko-
du, lax hlaseno, utrpeli krej-
tovske firmy Calvin Bros. a
Pollack Cloak & Suit Co. spo-
In S The Renaissance Embrol-
der Co. V skode nenl dosud
zahrnuta budoVa Sama.
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ZEMREL MA CESTE ZE SVA.
TEBNfHO VESEL1.

Pred prucelim vlastniho do
mu, 423 vych. 158., ul. nalezen
byl Jan Keles mrtvym. Jak sc
policie dozv6d6la, sucastnil sc
V sobotu vecer jisteho svateb-
niho veseli a n6kdy po pulnocl
pravil ostatnim hostnm. re mu
neni dobre odesel. Telo je-
no nalezeno bylo u schodou
tax re sc policie domniva, ze
spadl doln a padem sobe smr'
privodil. Vse vysvetliti ma
posmrtne setreni koronera y
okresni marnici.
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DETSKA VSETECNOST Sc
SMRTELNYM MA
SLEDKEM.

7-leta Helenka Jablonskych,
219O zap. II. ul. mela zvyk,
iako vetsina ditek, vSude sle-
dovati matku. Vcera stal sc
vsak pricinou zmareni mlade-
no jejiho zivota. VySla ma pu-
du "a matkou a odebrala Sc ma
balkon, nahnula Sc pres "a
bradli a spadla 25 stop hlubo-
ko. Devcatko odvezeno bylo
sice ihned do mestske nemocni-
ce, kde ale nenabylo ami vedo.
mi a "a kratkou dobu vyucto.
vala mladym zivotem.
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pROHLASENf SPRAVY DIVADLA.

Harry NJ Crandall predseda korporace kontrouic Kni
ckerbocker dvado A. E. Bethel Harry Buckley dfednci
dvadla, vydal spolecne prohlasen{, n9mz pravi
"Knickerbocker bylo neepsm nasich divadel Posta-
veno ohledu pred vakou kdy nejlepM material
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MA PADESAT SIROTKU.


Divadlo Knckerbocker, jsouc umisteno neeps resi-
dencni ctvr washngtonke byo mstem kde schaze de
Tednich kruhu cenove kongresu armadn dGsonc ceno
sanectvi cizch narodu pod Obecensvo ponevice vo
riy rodnne skupny tax bylo sobotu vecer tim
rozdlem nasedkem fadiciho bzzaru nebo obecensvE
toik de jako obvyke mnohych pfpadech zahynul oba
rodce take pocet srok vnou teto strase kaastroy
odhadue padesat Mezi obetm sou osob, ez zaumaly
nejpredneS mista washngtonske arisokrac Pokud
bylo dosud zsino edenact manzelG zahynuo svym
zelkami.
Pracovnci Americkeho Ceveneho Krize skyta zdatnou
pomoc p katastrofe dvade Knickerbocker Byo ozname
ze havni stan odbocky distrktu Columbia zusane oe
skon6eni prac Teple rukace houne
vnene ponozky sweary byy dodany pocistGm hascGm
jak0m nym, kdoz troskach pracovai kanina bya oe
vrena bize mista katastrofy.
Ia hodinu po neSt9st pracovnici Cerveneho Krze di
sktn odbotky jakoz narod hlavnho sanu nell pomoc
ne prace proudu Nanevyse dGleztym cnem bylo mobso
vani ekarl wal Dr. William Earl Clark E.
mergencn oseovateky Cerveneho Krze rovneA
byly brzy mist6 Automobova suzba bya organovana
Cerenym Krzem konaa vydatnou paci svazen{m riznch
potreb ahvovane vody do sanic rycha zzenych pod
Zdali podnknuto bude vysefovan katastrofy divade
Knckerbocker kongesem zavs Cd toho podnknou rad
distrktu Columbia. msni lady podniknou ddkane
bezohedne vysetrovani tomu Gill; ably zena byla zodpo
vednos kongres nepochybne neu zadnyc urednch krok
Kdyby vsak ukazalo ze mistn rady ch nekoho hran
kongres zakroci cemuz ma pravo nebo Dsrkt Columbia
spada pod jeho dozor.
Jedna neragctejsich udaosti We spoen katasrofou
vade Knckerbocker bya zahuba cr cend rodny Oscara
c. Kanstona, zam6snance kancela j. H. Underwooda cd
mezstatnl obchodn komise.
Kanston jeho manzelka jech dcery, Dorothy 15-leta,
Alyn 8ea syn, Grant, 11-lety sli do osudneho dvadla
vecer nell m{sta zadu balkone kdyz stfecha
srita chapec enz mel misto kra dosa ku schodu
troskach pfib6hl pacic uic utrpev nepatrne
odrenny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-30
PAPEZ BUDE PRY BRZY ZVOLEN.

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vedena rychle ga neoeekavam zadneho douheho zapas
aky istych ran Jest predpovdan prav vynikaci ang
cky preat AGkoi sou prirozena rznic hledska mez
kardnaly yto rozdlly nesmfitelny ia nam
duveru koegium kardna1 shodne nstupc Benedk
XIV pomerne kratkem case Rovn6z jest jisto re pf
sm napezem opet Ital neeps vyhdku mali kardna
love Maffi Ratti Lega a La Fontaine.