davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Penn Soccer Team Wins.

Philadelphia, Dee. s,-fhe Uniycr-
s!ty of Pennsylvania soccer team de-
feated Harvard, 10 o, today on
Franklin field.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-12-03
Movies of Grid Game.

Motion pictwaH ~ the Nebraska
Npta Dame football game in Lincoln
last THURSDAY THANKSGIVING dly, VIII.
be- shown at thc Strand thtaler ID
Omaha beGiming today
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-12-03
Hockey Team Wins.

Philadelphia. Dec, The allPhila-
delphia girls field hockey team won
The championship of the United States
hero todny hg defealIng BOSTON. 81.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-12-03
Al-Western Nebraska
Football Team Picked

Scottsbuff, Neb.. Dec. Especially
Western football coaches, In confer
ence at Bridgeport, Neb., selected the
following Western liebraska high
school football team. -
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-12-03
Walter Eckersalls AN-Conference Eleven

Copyright. 1879
Second Team.
KadcsIsy, Iowa
Fletcher, Chicago
Pixley, Ohio State
IIeldt, Iowa
P0ndelik, Chicago
Muirbcad, Michigan
GoebeI, Michigan (Capt)
Uleritz, Michigan
Shuttlew0rth, Iowa
Pyott, Chicago ssf4f IA
CappOn, Michigan
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-12-03
c.hIrd Team.

'.hird Team.
Eklund, Minnesota
PenfieId, Northwestern
HOIifieId, Wisconsin
Aas, Minnesota tCapt.)
Meade. Iowa
Petc0ff, Ohio State
HaDny, Indiana
Barr, Wisconsin
Palmer, Northwestern
NcCreery, Minnesota
John Thomas, CIhicasO
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-12-03
ckersall Selects ADWesern Conference Football Eleven
FOOTBALL
RESULTS

University of Tennessee. medical de-
partment. ~ Wabash College. !,
IinFida, ~ Clemson, ~.
Iindhinm iiigb, Chicago, iol Stamford
high. Z
Holy tro.-. l1i Boston college. 7.
Marines, ta Army. ~,
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-12-03

.s=3$+:;:5 : $ = % = ] = e.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-12-03
Tebell Fearless Player.

rated as one of the best in Wolverine
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

de stat pri boku Wade n pine
ocenujem statotvorny vyznam
Sokola ma Slovensku. Vyznam
tento vidim menovite v tom, ze
uci nase slovenske obcianstvo
discipline, narodnemu sebapo-
vedomiu q organizoyanej praci.
Dekujem vam "a blahozelapie
a prajem Sokolu menovite ma
slovensl1u Ma zdar!'i, /
I, Projevy tyto vzbudily Y kru
zich sokclskych,, .zejmdna y
veAkovskyrh jednot sokolskycf
u mas ma slovensku: radost,lJ
ohlas. {
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ku 81 korporaci zvySilo svlj
kapital o 321, 100000 Kc.

ku 81 korporaci zvysilo svlj
kapital o 321,O00.oO0 Kc.
Ceny zivotnich potreb v Ce-
skoslovensku klesaji' vytrvale
a jsou to hlavne ceny potraVili,
obuvi, satstva, paliva, textil-
Mich vyrobkd j. Naproti to-
n1u Ease nezamestnanost vzrI-
sta a cita Sc nezamestnanych
ma 100000 naproti 100000 V
masfci riinu. V zafi bylo po-
citano ncz&mestnanycl1 231.-
900. Mzdy by!y snizeny ma
mnoze az cd rs procent. Do
voz potravin a bavlny zmensil
Sc valne, ma druhei strane Ease
|cukrova liroda hyra velice do
bra. Vyvoz do Spojenych Sta
til, Sc ponekud zmensil. Ia Ii
stopad 1922 einil cenu Al, ,754.
600 Kc d "a rfjen tinii A.
O12.OOt K6.
S Mad'arskem by1a podepsa
Ina obchodni smlouva dne 22
tlistopadu 1922. Zntni smlou-
Ivy je vehce vyhodne pro oba
dva narody. Vyjednavani Sc
ponekud protahovalo, ale bylc
Ikohecne skonceno k oboustran.
Inc spok ojenosti.
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CTVRTEK, 2S. PROSIN. 1892
PRuMYsLOvA STACNACE
" CESKOSLOVENSKU 'TRVA

(F. IL. i. O.) - OuiO hooS
lograficke zpravy obchodnlho
komisare V. A. Geringra, Ia
slane dne 2. prosince CONNER
ce Reports, vydavanych De-
partmentem obchodu zaslla-
nych Cizojazycne Informacni
S1uzbe, pramyslova situace V
CeskosIovensku behem mesice
listopadu Sc niiak nezlepslfa,
ale Ccekava Sc, re sc pomery
zlepsi a to v dusledku neusta-
leho poklesu cen We veFkoob-
chod6 retailnim Obchode, v
redukovani cen uhli a koksu,
mezdni redukce a v dhsiedku
snizeni vyvoznich sazeb ma
kladnich. Do$lo X mnohym
nesnAzim obchodninn, a nezda-
rum, ale finantni situace jinak
lie dobra. Obeh vymena Pc
nez zlstaly jaksi ma pevnem
bodu za poslednich nekoffk
mesicu.
Narodni shromazdeni schva.
lilo dne 30. listopadu rozpoeet
ma rok 1923 a senat schvali jej
asi v polovici mesice prosince
Narodni pujcka .svobody je Wy
placena cd /. prosince. Nevy
placenych starych bankovel
rakousko-uherskych, ie jestt
ma 500, 600. 900. korun a ty bu'
dou vyplaceny.
Obeh ceskoslovenskych ban
kovek ma %. liStopad cini
$500, GOO. .O00 korun, tedy
1,9OQ,OOO.OOO korun meme, ne;
dovoluje zakonita mez Kovo
We zalohy cini 819,OO0.OOO ko
run, n6co vic nez IA mesl
pred tim. Zalohy sestavalic
z kovovych pen6z a kovu WI
bee, obchodnich cennych pa
piru, cfzich jistot a pod. tin
dohromady 46 procent celkc
vcho obehu.
B6hem mesice listopadu II
vala koruna ma sv6 pevne va
lutte. Pocitalo Sc IA 81 amen
cky 31.5O Ke. Vkladd We spt
ritelnich ustaNech financnic
bylo dine %. fijna $780, 900
900 Kc., coz bylo 0 100000
900 Korun vic "a m6sic.
Povsechna cinnost prumyslt
va sc nijak nezmenila. We sta
vebnim prJmyslu sc poneku
pomery zhorsily. V zeleza
skem prumyslu poznala Sc ztr
ia podle zpray z l.. 1921,
1922 d to asi $500. .O0V. Kc.-
Doslo kc 4O2 obchodnlm upa'
kun, nichz ma majetku |
pocitalo 112, 100000 Kc. a r
dluzich 265,oo0.000 Kc. M
ravsko-Slezska Banka Sc z
kladnim kapitalem 40.O0O.O(
Kc. a vkladnim obnossnl 40t
900. 900 Kc. jc likyidaci. .
zpravy ,ministra financi banl
nejsou llijak V neshazfch a d
slo k zalozeni "a novych kc
poraci, ktere splafily kapit
We yysi 25s.o .ooo.ooV Kc. ' e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

! Jaky povedenyy ptaeek jc
iksnipase uzTite psi Syke-
stfovsksrs pfedstsyerfi Dra-
'ts&&, 3bosu Tyl- v atelSli 81,
|trosince.
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NkN PkfSLUSNlCI w VIA.
Dt A SOK STVO.

ANAe0A ANs0ASO0ANAoe =. .~
Df A S0KOLSTvO.
V move Wade. aCeskosloven-
ske npubliky Jest nekolfk MI
ru-Sokolu, prislusnikd nasi
l,strany je pfirozeno, ze ustfe
ldi COS. zasla1o k jich jmeno-
lvanf bfahopfejne projevy So
kolske zdravice, projevy pro-
|ste ale sokolsky procit6n6.
Vsichni ministri odpovedeli, jak
pfse w. 81, zvTastninni dopi-
lsy a odpovedf jich jsou mno-
Them pozoruhodhe a zajimave.
Predseda vlady, br. Ant. Sve
hla, odpovedel: "Dekuji vam
"a srdecny pozdrav a ujisteni
Vasi spolupracf tax! jak mas
Idea sokolska k nj vychovala."
Bratr FIR. Udrzal, ministr
Narodni obrany, Sokof telem i
ldusi, neodvolava Sc We SVEN IL
ste ma svoje sokofstvi, ktere
predpoklada, ale vyzdvihuje,
re 1fadu sveho SIC ujal z lasky,
lisa 81 vedom sve zodpovedno-
Ssti. Dekuji Vanh - pise dale -
IA nabidnutf ,Vasich sluzeb,
kterych pouziji vzdyp jen ma
(prospech nasi vlasti.
Naproti tomu bratfi Maly-
ipetr, dir. Kafay a DIR. Hodza ro-
zepsali Sc pon6khd obsirn6ji.
:. Br. Malypetr, rninistr vnitra,
'sokolsky odchovany a pracov-
mix horlivy v louhskem kraji,
'Inapsal fhimo jine:
"Ubezpecuji vas, ze vzdy zu
-4,stanu sobe vedom toho, re jsem
{ ldem Sokola, a prave jake
: Glen Sokoia dovedu oceniti uji-
: ';xeftf Co.'S, ze Sokostvo, We.
domo svych povinnosti k repu'
, blice, cebu vahou sve velke OF
! gnisace bude spolehlivou pod
!, pofou vlad6."
II Nejzajimavjesi jsou odpova
!. Idi obou bratri Slovakd,v kter
! iod let byli a jsou nejhorlivej
r .simi zastanci pf7slusnfky We
= ci sokotske.
r TAX br. Hodza, ministr re
fmedelstvf. lfapsAl cos. cesky
i "Byl jsern vefmi mile dojat., q,
:. jste 81 vzponMeli ma faeIstarsi
tho prakopnika Sokcfa- -Sfovaka
ktery jiz pred 20 let& byl cFe
mem Sokoia v Bttdapesti. FRA
dice naseho sokolstvf obsahujl
ideu, iiz uplatnovati v nasen
= vefejAent zivote ie samozfej
" me 1lohou kazdeho verejn6h,
,cinitele, ktery nechce opome
mouth niceho, co k zabezpecen
naSi narodni existence je "a
D. potfebi a mym opravdovym Il
J. myslem jest We smyslu techt
d idei i nadalc pracovati."
r Ministr s plnou mocou pr
d sprawl Slovenska, br. DIR. Ka
a lay, hovori zas k Sokolstvu ta
: to-: 'Bfatia! Prejav. ktoryfn G
J. bee Sokolska privitala ma v i
se rade ministra Republiky, naI
Ia iuje ma radostnym pohnutir
O. d istyrl zadostiucinenim. Soko
a. ktory pofstorocit pripravoval,
10 samostatnenie naroda, ktoreh
y myslie'nka vyvolala legie a
1e dobe prevratu stal ako pevn
Ks. opora narodnych idearov, pro
o. internacionafnym pretdom q;
II. stdpenyje vo Wade samostatf
;al ho statu. Prijmam. rad ube.
Asl -asx.x ~, 50. <,tIL, - ~ na AS1,I xs N
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Sum krokI ma ceste jej vyru
Sill z uvahy. Obratil Sc nespo-|
kojene. Ale jeho oblicej Mama
'cil naklou smes radosti, nebot'
prave poznal svou lasku u
Deauville, miss Griffith, jejfz
lohromny stin Sc prodluzoval ma
pisku. Tri kroky "a nj sla slec-
ma Andrimontova. Vstal rych1e
krAceje vstric obema ze-
nam, zvolal: ,,
MAN veriti SWIM ocim?"
Ucinek, jaky vzbudil jeho|
vykrik, ihned mu poskytl merit
ko radosti, jakou dodalo jeho
setkani Lucif. Zastavila Sc
Iprudce a svrastila oboci. Ale
nemohouc Sc vyhnouti mlade-
mu muzi, sla dale a dostihla
Griffith, jez v cistote sve duse
vymenila s Firmontem slime
lshake-hands.
| "Jak, draha slecno, opustiti
was v Deauville," pravil MIA
Idly muz We vzrusene pantomine
"a nalezti vas We Skotsku ma
,,horach, tvari tvar jezeru! A.
lie jste to opravdu Wy? Neni to
Diana Vernon, vysedsi q Rob
Roy sira Waltera Scotia =
"To jsem ia, Lucie Andrf-
'montova, docela prost9," odpo-
'.vedela klidn6 divka. "Prisla
l.jsem miss Griffith ztraviti ne
'jaky cas- v jeji rodine. Krajina
je velkolepa. Nam rada chuzi,
jak vite a kazdy den merime u
doll nebo pohori. To mi pripra-
, vilo radost setkati Sc S vami.
Jste zde ma dlouho?"
[ ia? Zamyslfm vratiti Sc do
, Parize "a diva nebo tri dny. Ma
tie prfkazy pro nase pfatele?"
7 Luciin oblicej zvaznel, a pra
i villa hlasem trochu tvrdym:
: "zadny prikaz. Ba byla
bych vam vdecAa, kdybyste vi
, bee nerekl, re jste mne zde ma.
I, lezl. IOdpodivam. Nepreji 81
: ably mi sem kdo psal. Zvykls
: jsem 81 lenositis Masila hycf
I, odpovidati. Tato perspektivs
mne desi"
"Dovolte mi, neni-li to dote
: rave, abych vam vratil otazku
: kterou jste mi dala pocatku
Jste zde ma dlouho?"
i, INA vsecheH cas-, pokud 81
: mi Zde bude libiti."
|, "Ale to je szad ma cely ii
vot?"
u 'sJak? Ale to je pfece poll
n stevnictvi! Chcete Sc jako Ma
o rie Magaalena, ovsem ctaostn'
i Marie Magdalena - skryti d.
) jeskyn horach cheviotskycl
l. neb v horach crampianskych
II Nemate k tomu prava, patfft
l. svetu, jeho obdwu -"
"Patrim predevsim sobe,
e prerusila jej Lucie Sc smichem
II IA nemiluji spolecnost tolik, a
j. bych il obetova4a svoji svobc
E du. Az opustim Skotsko, sna
sc vratim do sveho kraje."
E. "Docela sama?"
=: Griffith mne neopusti!"
.e' "Ne, zajiste- ne." pravila {
+ brovska divka S vroucim pohl
a, dem. 'Nikdy!'
e. "Vidite, ze ma samota ce
T. KEN nebude ami docela 1plns
je ami docela trapna."
m 'Bude zalostna! Ale, kde b
j. dlite? Skotsti horale poskytu
10 pohostinstvi. Kde je prijim;
e. te?"
nj 'U pastora- Griffitha, mi
a. stecku Lochness. Ale byla bye
L. vam zavazana, kdybyste
to tam neukazoval. Jsme v rod
ne. Vase pritomnost by polek;
re la ty proste lidi."
d.
TX de stat pri boku Wade 4 pln
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d - k0 NJ 4 N -

u ~ ~ - Ff
Pfeio3ii J. Sajic.
"Jinak receno zbavujete
mns me. toho. Bojfte Y ne dotsrno
"Doceis ne. Bojkh ss vasicr
kejklup s
DIxla Sc do snAs6AAa jako wi
EnejlepM dobe svt'be11t ts1r0tstnc|
.sti a koketHosef aade3klk: II
'Musite bytis mbudry, ' dol
me jsou slecny."'
"Hle, i1le! PosAiyxte Sc MI! |
Ale ihned vas posfechnu. Ros-E /
lucme Sc tedy nAI AIt6to cest3. !
Miss Griffith, vfta be nosfm(
vas obraz vryty v sgtm srdci
a ze al do posaed6ik6 'svehol
dechu nepfestans| ~ ! hsiloy'as q
| It'll"
Pozdravil ODE Amy. q hledel
"a mimi, jak, Sc ysdaIuji 20 ,bi-
lie cests a TRACEY ss ' zAhybu
udoil. Za diva al odjslaz sEdin
''burku, dojel do o1Vres a od-
tud do Pafize. AL slfbil, ze bu-
de mlceti, pryftf, 'co ueinil POI
SVEN pffjezdu, bylo, ze bezeF|
X baronu de CrAv4mt, u fekl mu: !:
i "vite, ze jsem sessetkal We
skotska v cipu jsd,toho' jezera
sc slecnou Andfimontovcu?"
I A kdyz tento zbiedl n&jed-
nou pro svou zkItManod 1asku
ii pro svou ran9noU jesitnost, po
kracoval herec salon0i:
i "Ano, mnj rnily, svezi jako
ruze, b6ha We vfesovistfch We
spolecnosti te kolos&lnf Griffi-
. thove !. Rekla mi ze opustila
Francii, svou rodinu a vas, bez
inadeje Ma navrat. Vyzadafa 81
, ma mn9 4 slib, ze ami nepisknu,
ale protoze vas to veiice zaji-
; ma, jak myslim, cfftef jsem vas
O tom zpraviti. Rozumfte, ze
stavim hase pfatelstvf mad
! svou mlcenlivost!"
/ 'sDekuji vam, mdj rdily,"
; |fekl Cravant zmaten9. "Proka
J, '.zujete mi skutecnou sluzbu."
aI "Myslil jsenEsi to. Ma shfe-
4 nl,AoAn,, ~ : lssl
I'll Odcsel, nech&v Pavla ve sta
lvu prndkehc rozcileHi. L1eie
: tedy, o niz mu fekli, zS odjefa,
!, al nevyhovela pl&Ra shatku {
!: him, q re Sc vr&tf k ranu q
pari de Fontenay po velmi kfa
o the lhate, byla We Skotsku ami
jak nepomtslela, aby opt sps
i tfila sve franccazsk6 pffbuz'
Inc, s nimiz, iak SO zAalo, byls
+ 'hplns We swarm. Byl tedy Okla
: m&n? A resigAace, s jskou pr
4 jal ztratu svych nadeji, mohls
o byti povazovana "a zvlastni d.
h kaz vlaznosti jeho cita. Byls
? Lucie srozumena $ panem p.
e nj de Fontenay jen pro TOT
zruseni? A nezneuzili il prav'
+" tax jako jeho?
L.. Podezfeni, ktera jej napa
y dla v Deauville, pfepadla je
D znovu. Shledal vse temnym
d vse podezfelym We sve situaci
"a chtel tam vn6sti svetlo. Alb.
docilil toho vysledku, rozhed
Sc jiti do Cravantu. Potfebova
D. pdldruhe hodiny dfahou, sb
le tam dojel z Paffze. Bylo mu t
tdy snadna vyk0nati vysetfov
J. nj mezi dv6ma vlaky, aby $
4, vyKnul nesn&zS11 snidan6 neb
obeda Arn6anden a Minor
" kdyby Sc md vysvStlenf jez $
il rozhodl vyzaAAtf ST, nezdalo Y
a. spokojivyfn. Bee ointment
sve ceste, aBy Aeposkytf svyr
e pffbuznym nqozKosd pffpravi
h Sc ma jeho pf1jetfs vydal Sc DIR
So heho dne ma c6stU.
III Vystoupir v cfxvantsk& sts
a. nici d velmi kfxsnou cestou Il
sem dosel ~ ttvrt hodany
- zsynkh prnSAf lftf1zf a Timed q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
TROOP 2 HAS HAD
TOUGH SHEDDING

Troop Is among the eldest troops
in Hammond. 1t was first organized
on October 90, 1910. Since that time
IT has bad many ups and downs
Among ats various scoutmasters have
been Messrs. Arthur Hunt. Howard
Putnam, Geo. Kountz. levi Golden, and
at present Meiven Herman, j.. For a
mum Der Of years II met at the Chris
tian church, then changed 10 q school
then back to tho church. then to the
new Lafayette gymnasium. On account
OF the high school using this gym II
has had 70 meet in che Riverside school
for number OF weeks. but hopes soon
to DO back in a permanent location.
Boys have come and boys have gone,
but come twelve are living that Scout
law Of Loyalty and sticking to the
troop through thick and thin One Of
the high spots In Troop 2s memory is
the chicken dinner which one OF the
troop mothers prepared last winter and
which tho boys served For once
every one had all he could eat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
MERIT BADGE WORK
COVERS III LINES

II may be news to many that the
Boy Scout program includes what is
called Aeri Badge work a series OF
definite studies in seventy prac-
teal subjects. most Of them Of vo-
caional character, and all OF them cdu-
cational- These seudies include car
pentry, are, agriculture, personal
health. surveying. civtcs. several hand
crafts. dairying. safety first wireless
and similar topics. Only frst ella -
scouts can take I'D this Merit Badee
work. ana they advance they be
come Life Star and finally Ea gle
Scouts. the latter being the highest at
tainable- rank in Scouting. awarded 10
First-class Scouts who have mastered
to the satisfaction OF the .Eatiors
Court OF Honor twenty OF these
subjects.
In the twelve years that the Scout
Movement has been In America, the
National Court OF Honor has awarded
515.ooo Merit Badges. and many thou
sands of boys are diligently seeking
these little. but significant round
colored emblems. which you will see
upon the right sleeve Of scouts coa.
over 400 men. experts in their differ
ent lines. gave volunteer service TO the
Roy Scouts Of America in preparing
seventy one illustrated pamphlets as
text books upop these Merit Badge
subjects. Theresare 1900 Star, 1900
Life and 1000 Eagle Scouts today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
Twin City
NelUs Notes

The remains of l.. w. Peterson, a for
naer resident of this city. were laid to
rest in the family lot in the Laketon
cemetery in Muskegon. The funeral
was hold Tuesday afternoon at two
BY the Rev. A r.. Johns of Muskegon.
lie leaves to mourn his loss besides his
wife, two daughters. Ida May. aged IL
Margaret Ruth, aged 10, his mother
three brothers and three sisters. He
was a member Of the L. Q. Q. NJ
recent visitor in this locality was
Albert Z. Vert. assistant director of
the housing division of the State Board
OF Health. Mr.. Wert's iatinary in
rludes a visit to each town IN the state
for the purpose of learning something
about the housing problems peculiar
to each community. Cooperating here
with Miss Deuel., supt- OF nurses Of
the Welfare Association. he visited.
on Wednesday morning, Some families
IN the Harbor who are receiving nurs-
ing care Housing conditions in these
homes were found to be highly unsatis-
factory ann were reporter to the local
health commission in. order to be recti-
fed.
Next Monday is Charter dav OF the
Calumet Chapter OF the u. A. r the
members Will celebrate it by having
a cooperative" dinner served az the
home OF the regent Mrs H. J. GIL
man. 4i32 Northcete ave The cele
oration being in honor OF Abraham,
Lincoln's birthday, each member will
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
TWO DRAW $3.50 FINES

When arraigred before Judge VIM
liquor law. Paul Heeko. 1889 w. 10th
ave-. explained to the judge that the
reason he was making moonshine when
caught by the police was TO chrtsten
his baby which was born last week
lie was fned $3.50.
Mike Toll, 1861 ". 18th ave. WAS
arrested with Meeko VIII, n tbs iatter's
house was rAided. but Nike was found
not guilty and released
At Bfeeko's house, the poitcs found n
the stove prior to their arrival. Two
extra pans full OF mash and four gal
Ions of moonshtne were also conisca-
ted BY the police
Andrew Guea. Of 1749 Massa crusetts
St. was also found guilty of violating
the state liquor law and was fined $3.50
and given a so days Jail sentence
Andrew was arrested by Officers
Potts. LdttreIl, Buck and Kidd. whom.
IL was charged. Gues tried to bribo
with $40. The officers refused the
bride and took Guea to the station,
where he was booked on two separate
charges. violating the state liquor law,
and bribery. Guea was dismissed on
the bribery charge, and Judge Dunn
took the $40 he offered 70 the police
and turned IL over 70 the pension fund
OF tho police and nre departmnts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
BANDITS LEAVE TEXAS
FOR MEXICO RAID
Attack Mexico City Express
But Are Beaten Off By
Armed Guard.
INTERNATIONAL news xRyrcr1

Ell PAso, Texas, Feb. Io.-Hcavflv
armed Msxicans crossed the border
from Texas into Mexico last night and
attacked tho express Prom Mexico city.
The attack which had been carefully
planned and was made aSte- wreck ed
bridges had halted the train. was
beaten on easily by the military guard
OF the train. Cavaly detaohnents
rushed by General Jose Mendexn, com
nrandant at Juarez. freshly mounted
while the bandit gang had been hard
ridden. pursued the attackers and
was expected to overtake thsm
The leader OF the band was Identified
by railroad gtaticn agent az Nicolas
RodrfgUex, who IS out ON bond follow
ing his arrest on charges OF cciiertsng
srxzs and plotting against tho Mesd-
can government in L! paso
This station agent, who had oppor-
t7rity 20 view the gang and it's equip
r1ent cloeeiy. declares il had nefE sad :
dies, cartridge belts, rides. canteers.
etc. most bearing United States marks.
Il am convinced the outfit was f.
nanced from some American city, very
probably New York" said Consul Gen
ernl Senior Monies Deoca. mo hostile
group Of Mexicans IN the west hae
snoney enough to undertake such a
sncve and 10 way OF getting tho money
unless financed By people who have e.
ranctAI interests In seeing an attempt
succeed."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
SCOUTS PREPARED
FOR EMERGENCIES
National Court of Honor Awards Spe-
cisI Medals for Heroic Acts.

There are over 500 boys in the United
States who have received medals FOR
saving lie, at the risk OF their own
1t did not require Boy Scout Move
ment TO make boys heroic. But II did
seem TO require that rnovernent to
teach boys to be prepared TO meet en-
ergencies IN which heroism would
count for little without knowledge of
what to do. This week we all are glad
to give a thought to what the Scout
Movement Is doing for our boys How
many Of Us know what a splendid
record scouts have as life-savers, and
in meeting emergencies that threaten
life and property?
Tho truth is. il has become such
matter-ot fact thing TO expect scouts
to help fight epidemics. floods. fires.
psnics. that we forget that they are
boys who are doing these things In
twelve years, boyhood in America has
been trained to give organized. intelli-
ment, efficient service in combating
some OF the worst foes to public safety
The National Court OF Honor of the
Boy Scouts of America, towards special
medals to scouts who risk their lives
trying to have others. In the twelve
years OF Boy Scout history. 543 such
honor medals have been awarded, and
many letters Of commentator in addi-
ton for heroic acts involving lesser
Risk. These arc individual heroes. The
list OF calamitics In which whole
troops OF scouts have given heroic
service in aiding the authorities to re-
liese suffering and prevent the spread
of danger. Is a long one The Toms
River Explosion. the Pueblo and the
San Antonio Floods, the influenza cpl
demic OF 1918. are merely examples
Our own Scouts have met their oppor-
tuuities in heroic fashion, and are
daily preparing themselves to meet
others like heroes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
ACCUSES OFFICERS.

Charges are being brought against
Plain Clothes Officers Kirrin and ke-
tioh by George Varichak Of 23o2 1871
street. Indiana Harbor, for striking
him across the head with sap" and
causing deep scalp wounds on the
morning OF February 1. The two Of
ncers arrested varichak at the corner
OF Guthrie and 1s7th streets this morn
ing. claiming him intoxicated and re
sisting arrest This case was set for
yesterday morning. but has been con-
tinued until Tuesday afternoon.
These same two police officers were
involved IN a shooting scrape the first
of last month when they entered a
Questionable place and accidentally
shot q woman. This case brought
aaainst them in the East Chicago court
was discharged.