davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-08-01
"After Ice UGs introduced
into Sicily = There died
a thousand less people
eUery year from feUer"

This was centuries ago when
every family had to store ice in
winter for summer protection
from fever" Today in the big
gest city in the world, where ice
helps to prevent so much sick
ness, you have but to telephone
to bring ice to your door
Knickerbocker makes and stores
all winter for your protection in
summer.
Knickeybockcy has Fl plants 7oorking
1piater aud summer for Negg York's pro-
tection. Emergency calls run higher than
eighteen million pounds for a single day.
The New York herald., 1922-08-01
POLICE ROUND UP FOUR
AFTER CONEY KILLING
One Said to Haze ThroWn
ReVolUer AWay.

-Four mon were arrested at Coney
Island early yesterday as n result of
the shooting and killing OF Herbert
Seiig OF 35i Lafayette avenue Brooklyn.
said by the police to have been known
to them as a gunman. Sclig was killed
near the West End Terminal after
quarrel that began In Morgan's dance
hail.
stephen s. Connors of 1869 Putnam
avenue. Brooklyn. one Of the prisoners.
told tho police thas tho dead man had
gone with him TO the Island Sunday
night. but that they had parted about
midnight. The detectives. however. say
that Connors was seen to throw away
a revolver after the shooting.
The New York herald., 1922-08-01

INDIAN COUPLE WE'D;
BOTH SERVED IN WAR

Deputy Clerk John +. Quaylc Of tho
Marriage License Bureau In Brooklyn
officiated yesterday at the wedding Of
John Two Eagles 25, OF II Ten Eycl'
street. Brooklyn. and Princess Blue
Feather Of 255 Manhattan avenue, Man
haitian. The couple were attired III In
dian costume.
Two Eagles served In the war with
the Twenty-ninth Division overseas. The
Princess. whose parents are Aztec In
dams In Mexico. served as an entertainer
In the war The couple were accom-
panied to the Marriage License Bureau
by John j. Tarre Of the indian reserva-
tion at Yellowstone Park and Miss
emma Price, neighbor OF the bride.
The New York herald., 1922-08-01
LILLY DENIES MAIL FRAUD.
Pleads Not Guilty to Federal
Charge Against Him as Broker.

J. Frank Lilly. head OF the former
pleaded not guilty yesterday before
Judge A. n. Hand In the Federal District
Court. TO a charge Of using the mails to
dofraud y. Kent Schiener. partner.
who also was indicted. has not been ar
raigned.
Judge Hand released Lily on si,500
bail. The indictment alleges buclseting
with the aid Of the mails, and was found
IN May. 1919. l.. +. Riley OF High
mount ". ", and John c. Holinger OF
Port Norris. N. j.. are the persons with
whom the firm Is alleged TO have cont
The New York herald., 1922-08-01
MAN SHOT As HE LIES IN BED.
victim Attacked In Coney Island
BungaIow-Neigh Arrested.

Walter r. Robinson Of 544 Seventh
avenue. Brooklyn, was shot three times
early yesterday morning as he lay in bed
in a bungalow at Timer Park, Coney
Island. in Bay Fifth street. near Harway
avenue. He was sent TO the Coney ISL
ard Hospital. where 1t was said he prob
ably would die.
The police arrested Martin Gleason. q
neighbor, and took him to the hospital
where, they said. Robinson identified
him.
The New York herald., 1922-08-01
BoNE CHORES MAN TO DEATH.

ELIZABETH. n. j.. July S1.-County
Physician westcott this afternoon fin
ished his investigation OF the death OF
Joseph u. Fceney, 5S. OF 35S East Jer-
sey avenue. who checked on steak
bone last night lie died from a cerebral
hcmorrhage. according to the autopsy.
The New York herald., 1922-08-01

pRIcEs realized on Swift Company sales
OF carcass beef IN New York city for week
ending Saturday. July 20. on shipments sold
out. ranged from 900 cents 60 1850 cents
Der pound, and averaged 1926 cents per
pound.--Adr.
The New York herald., 1922-08-01
eft 500

Golf Hose to arouse the enthusiasm Of the
ardent devotcc of the game. In fancy plaids that
delight to behold. Made of very fine quality
wool yarn. Street fssy
The New York herald., 1922-08-01
c4 500
lust Arrived from Scotland
Mems Golf Hose

offered at prices that arc made
possible BY the most extensive buying
The New York herald., 1922-08-01

Distinctive, because, in broader rib than any yet
shown on this side of the water. The weight, too,
is exceptionally light. Fulfashoncd hose, made in
a manner which meets with hearty approval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-23
LACE!
.LAcE!

-X.elmi peknI modernihunga-
low, 5 velkych svetnic u Wash
ington Parku. Cena $500.
Y Corlett dunn dyourodinny.
6 svetnic dole a 6 nahOfe, vse
zarizeno. Cena $4,000.
Y C%orlett, jednorodinny dunn
o 6ti svetnicich. Cena $4,000.
Ma Warner Rd., novy dunn,
.iednorodinny 0 6ti svetnicich,
Cena $4,000, hotove $1,000
Dunn 0 6ti svetnicich kary,
cena $4,000. = Dunn, bunga-
low 0 4 svetnicich s pull akp-
wynn Totem, cena $500 Far
ma 100 akru, 16 mil Cd Cleve-
landu, dunn o 6ti pokojich, fer
mes, costa dlazdena, cena jen
$4,000, hotove $4,000. Far
ma o 5Oti akrech, bez budov,
IA mil cd Clevelandu. Cena
$4,000. Haste Sc u John Jares,
5S47 Broadway. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-23
ChIapec sapan medvedem.

. Y nedeli %. ledna odpul-
dine doslo Ike vzruSu.jicimu prl-
padu V Liskovci u Brna. Ma
dvore rolnika Skotaly pohra-
va! 81 jeho vnuk S medvedem
uvazanVmAna feteze k boude.
Medveda privezl 81 Skotala ze
Sibire. Chlapec drazdil patr-
ne n~evedomky zvife, nebot' be-
site utrhla Sc nahle cd retezu,
napadla hocha a pocala .iej sa-
patti. Hoch volal upenlive 0
pomoc. V kriticke chvili pri-
behl Skotala, vypalil Ma me-
dveda 7 ran z revolveru a no.
cha vyrval lite Seine. Tezce
zraneny chlapec odvezen do
brnenske zemske nemocnice.
STAY jeho jest velmi vazny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-23

"Nikoli!"
Ami k Will jeho titulu?"
me, ne a tisickrate mel"
"Jiz to .prohledam,' pravil
Stuart. hluboce 81 vzdychnuv,
a znovu vynorila Sc pred MIN
minulost, opet zri pred sebou
Alici takou, jakou byla phi Sc
tkani poslednim.
Miloval il houroucne, byla
mu z6sobnenou bytosti vsech
ctnosti zenskych, a proto spI-
sobilo mu sklamani nejkrutej-
81 muka. Minula leta, plukov-
nix 81 uminil, re Dude chlad-
nym, nedprosnym; ano pral 81
shledani Sc svou snoubenkou,
ably il dokazal, re drivejsi Ali
&c Hovardova jest mu zenou
nejlhostejnejsi We svete, a hle
= tn Jest vysledek! Ma mist6
bezcitne kokety, honosici Sc
slitnosti a titulem muzovym,
|nalezl zenu pokorenou, znice-
nou a ozdobenou drivejsi jem-
nosti, ktera X nemu mluvi to-
mem, jejz uplne chape.
Nebylo treba dalslch otazek,
ami vysvetleni; plukovnikovi sc
vy.iasnila zahada. Mrzi Sc ma
svou zaslepenost', horekuje, re
Alici klnul a uveril dopisu, jejz
psala matka a v nemz vratila
mu snubni prsten i oznamila
mu, re no jeji dcera nemiluje.
"Rozumim vsemu, Alice!"
Iujal slovo Stuart pc dlouhe
chvili. "Toliko v jedne okol-
nosti tonu nejistote, totiz
kdo z mas dvou zasluhuje vice
poiitovani!!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-23

Holovsky Sci domu, ale vratil
Sc, pfinesl nabity revolver a
strelil Holeho do ust. Kulka
p%rojela krkem a vazem opusti-
la telo. Tezce zaneny muz Cd
vezen do kladenske okesni ne
mocnice, kde byl lined opero-
van. STAY jeho vzbuzuje oba-
Wy. Utocnlk zmizel pc GNU a
nebyl dosud dopaden.
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".

Lady lCarlyonova nezapome-
la pfipomenuti ubertova, re no.
spodyhe zamku onemocnela,
ii vypravela nazejtri Adele, 0
cam rozmlouvala S dedicem
lordovym-
Miss Lesteroyou poteSila prl-
zniva vyhlidka; prosila prltel-
kyni, by il odporucila lordu E
verardovi.
Lord Clilfe, jemuz lady Car
lyonova V tie pricine dopsala;
odpovedel lined, dekuje FARO
ven Ia prispeni teto nehode
a prosil, ably Miss Lesterova CO
neidrive nastoupila misto PAM
Beltonove.
Adela rozloucila sc tedy pc
, tTinedelnim pobytu S lady Car
! lyonovou a odjela do Cliffe
( Courtu, kdez byla lined uvede-
ma k Mrs. Beltonove, ktera il
seznamila 5 novymi povinnost-
mi.
Adela domnivala sc, re Dude
prace pine ruce; zahy vSak Sc
znala, re Sc mylila. Vyslech-
nuvSi narizeni Mrs. Beltonov6
a sdelivsi je Sc sluzebnictvem,
mohla Sc venovati cemukoli.
Jiz byla mlada divka neko.
lik dni ma Cliffe Courtu a po-
sud nespatrila Huberta; pro.
lcval Londyne, kde mu bylo
vyfiditi nektere zalezitosti vi
covy. Vsechen p~razdny Cas-
ztravila Adela V okolnich lie.
SIGH, jez pflslusely k panstvi
bloudivala pc mnoho hodin
kochajic Sc bez unavy We wis
nj krase prirodni.
Ia parneho odpoledne Ger
vencoveho byla opet ia potul
kach V lese, i zasla do mist
|ljichz posud neznala; nahle IA
NEIL il cestu siroky potok
Divka ohlizi Sc Pc pesine, lei
nadarmo, nebylo il tn. Tolikt
pc kamenech, jez jsou poloze
my do potoka, lie dosici pro
tejsiho brehu.
Tato prekazka zdvojila A
delinu chut', ably vystoupila n;
druhy breh.f Ohledla Sc pozor
ne kolem, vidi-li j kdo, zvedli
pdev mad kotniky a .jala Sc ska
kati S kamene ma kamen.
Byla ternef uprostfed poto
t ka. an mimo madam povoli
4 kamen. Adela usla' bezdecn'
lazni toliko hbitym skokem II;
kamen nejblizsi; pr tom ysal
vyyltla 81 pravou nohu 4byl'
nucena zastaviti sc. Nebyl
'pomysleni, by stoupala dale
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PRODAJf Sc krasna kombi-
nacni kamna Garland" "a
$500, set do jidelny jake no.
w "a $4,000, mluvici stroj 8
50ti rekordy "a sos, move ma
trace "a $500, kuchynska ka-
nina ma uhli "a $1,000, jedny
ma plyn "a $1,000, zdimaGka,
kuchynsky still a jine veci kDu-
pite vzdy lacino Il V. Sedlacka
1929 Broadway. .2-25
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FARMY MA PRODEJ NEB
MA VYNENU.

Is AKRU, dobre budoyy, par
sllnych koni, potTebne nafadi
a jine. Cena $4,000, hotove
$1,000.
20 AKRU dobre pady, skoro
vsechno zorano, 2 kone, s
krav, swine, ash 80 slepic, q
vsechno naradi. Cena $4,000,
hotove $1,000.
40 AKRU; dunn 0 Z pokoich a
ostatni budovy, 10 akra lesa
a pastvy, ostatni pole, 12 a.
kru psenice, 5 akrd zita, pek!
ma zahrada. Proda Sc aneb
yymenl.
81 AKRU, novy dunn 0 6ti po-
kojich bungalow, p&kny
sklep pod celym .domem, %,
statni budovy zachovale, do
bytek a naradi, Cena $500.
60 AKRU dobre .pddy, zahra-
da, potok tece skrz farmu pc
cely rok, .dobytek, obili 3 ma
radl. Proda Sc neb yymeni.
Blizsi sdeli JOS. SMETANA,
1923 Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union
81 l.. z
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PRODA Sc
MATE CHUT MA FARMU?
CO SOUDfTE o TETO?

81 akrtI - % mil vych. Cd
Clevelandu Il Chardon kary.
Jest tam 100 buSlu kukurice,
Is buSlu brambor, , tuny sena,
80 slepic, ? kone. Dunn jest o,
Z svetnicich a ostatni potrebne
budovy V dobrem stavu. Cena
$1,000 a asi pull hotove. Ma te-
to nemuzete prodelati. Prijd'te
neb dopiSte, Fred Cvrk, THE
VCELA REALTY CO, 5733
Broadway.
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s.SVET"

je Adela, ocit'ujlc Sc v rozpa-
cich, mad zpusobem, jak byla
prijata jeji odpoved'. "Tusim
re mne nevefite z"
"Priznavam Sc, re je mi ia
to okolnost DIVA"
"Protoze nedovedete 81 do
mysliti, jake misto tam zasta-
vam?"
"Nejen proto, nybrz hlavne
z te pficiny, re ! ia tam by
dim a vas posUd jsem nevi-
del" di mlady mul.
Ted zasne Ease Miss Leste-
rova. Ivy - ~ - tam -
take bydlite?" opakuje, usta-
vajic "a kazdym slovem. "Pak
jste Mr.. Hubert Cliffe?"
"Uhodla jste," usmiva Sc sy-
novec lorduv. "A kdo jste
vy?"
"Jsem vypomocna hospody-
ne, Adela LesteroVa."
"Pritelkyne lady Carlyono-
We? Al, jiz Sc Pamatuji! Ne
dovedl isem 81 vysvetliti, kdo
byste byla."
Mlcky brazil sc oba polem.
Adela kraci zamlkle: IVA
zuje, nebyla-li k synovci lor-
dovu prilis smelou, a tone V
rozpacich phi vzpomince, KITE
rak Hubert posuzuje jeji jed
mani. Ami Sc neodvazuje ma
|ceste pozvednouti zraku; kdya
vsak konecne mimovolne while
ola, postrehla, ze oko .ieho be
dive a s~oustrastne il pozoruje.
"Nebylo-li by lepe, byste mne
nyni opustil?" taze Sc septmo.
proc 81 toho prejete?"
"Protoze .jsme u zamku a
mohl by mas nekdo videti."
"Pokud bezi 0 mne,' odtusil
Hubert lhostejne, emil bych
81 mllo 2 stoho, -kdyby mne ne
kdo We vasi spoletnosti uvidel:
nepfejete-li 81 vsak Wy, ably vas
kdo sc mnou videl, povedu vas
lessen a mym pokojem dosta-
nete Sc nepoZoroVane do do
mu."
Umluveno, vykonano. Adela
ocitla Sc V zamku, uniknuvSi
kazdemu slidivemu oku, jez by
ovsem bylo jeyilo nemale pre-
kvapeni, kdyby bylo postrehlo
kterak mladistya hospodyn6,
|opirajic sc 0 rame lordova de-
dice, vracl Sc do zamku.
Touze dobou stall lord Eve
rard $ nett Clarisou pred ote-
vrenCu skrinkou kovovou, KITE
IA obsahovala Sperky rodinnc.
Byly tn nahrdelniky, naramky
|spony a diademy nesmlrne ce-
ny; drahokamy jsou ne~icistsi-
no zrna a iiskTi Sc V paprscicf
slunecnych jake zhouci a sto.
barevne jiskerky, o~slnujice
Izrak divakuv.
"Jsou-li to krasne veci?' Ia.
re Sc lord, odstupuje nekolih
kroku; "naposledy nosila .it
mole matka, i vypadala nicf
malestatne; nebot pokud st
pamatuji, byla neobycejne slI
cna."
"Rada bych ved6la, kdo ,bu-
de zdobiti Sc jimi ne.idriye pc
vaSi matce?" uklouzlo Clarist
bezdeky sc rtu.
(Pokracovani.)
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PRODA Sc jednotunovy truck,
eXpressni a IA stehovanl. Hla-
ste Sc Il John Ponskie 3430 E.
18th st. 81
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Sc byt ma Broad
way V okoli "Sveta" O 5ti svet-
nicich, plyn a jina zarlzeni.-
Adresa Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu.
2-25
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PRODAJl Sc til Lofty ma vych.
149. I'll. z Kinsman. Lofty isou
40 pr 241L streviclch. Haste
Sc Il John Ponskie, 3430 L. rs.
Ill. z Union.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-23
R0DlNNE~ TAJEMSTVI.
Roman z anglickych kruhd spolecenskych.
Prelozil Karel Pochyba.

to tim vice, an nejblizsi kamen
jest prilis vzdalen.
Samota, v niz 81 pred chvili
libovala, pripada il nyni ne
snesitelnou; touzebne ohlizi Sc
pc .nekom a kdyz nezri nikoho
pocne volati 0 pomoc V nadeji,
re il prece nekdo uslysi. Lee
nedostava Sc il odpovedi a
proto "a chvili opet VIOLA.
Sotva doznel jeji HAS, "a
chvela Sc; z lesa ozvala Sc
zvucna odpoyed' a v okamzeni
stall ma brehu ash sestadvaceti-
Lefty muz prijemne, osmahle
tvare a privetiveho Okla.
Byl to Hubert Cliffe. Spatriv
neznamou, uzasl prichozi. -
Go Sc deje?" ,taze Sc, pozoru-
je krasny zjev, ktery mu po-
skytla sllcna divka svou roz-
pacitosti.
"Nevidite-li re nemohu ma
breh?p odvetila Adela innate
ne.
"Na ktery breh 81 prejete?
Sem anebo tamto?"
Divka okazala smerem, KITE
rym prisla; nebot' V nynejsich
okolnostech nelze Ma dalsi pro-
chazku pomysleti.
proc vsak jste velila tento
pfechod, an opodal jest most?'
zvolal Hubert.
"Nevedela jsem o men,, j.
max bych nebyla tuto cestu vo-
lila" .odvetila Adela.
"Podle toho nejste znama v
teto krajine?"
"Nejsem." di Adela, zardi-
vajic Sc; alec nechapu, re by
ste mi otazkami mohl odtud
pomoci!'
"Pravda," souhlasi Hubert;
"nevedel jsem vsak, re YAM
mann prispeti. P~rejete-li 81 to-
no, prosim Ia kratke strpenl
obejdu' pc moste Ma druhou
stanu," Dopovedev, odbehl.
Pc nektere minute byl ma mi
ste, odkud Adela nastoupila
nebezpecnou cestu pres potok,
a lehce poskakoval S kamene
ma kamen az k tomu, IA nemZ
divka stala. "Podejte mi ru-
CO." pravil, vztahuje rame, "a
skocte Ike mne! Zachytim vas,
abyste nepozbyla roVn0Vahy a
nepadla do vody.'
"Nemohu skociti!'
"A proc?"
"Protoze jsem 81 vyvrtla no.
hui"
"Tot' ovsem jine!" di HUI
bert vazne a soustrastne. -
"Nezbyva, nez abych vas pre-
nesl.'
80 ne, mel" desi Sc Miss LIE
sterova.
| NIUE tedy, porad'te sauna
iak bych mel pomoci; upo
slcchnu milerad!"
Protozc vSak nebylo nizad.
;neho vychodu, litovala Adela
lie tax kvapne zamitla nabid.
mutt ochrancovo. "TuSlm, zt
sc to musi staff tax, iak .istt
pravil,' sepce rozpacite.
"Tedy prosim, postupte al
ma kraj kamene, a ia Sc OF
opru nohou.'
,Divka poslechla. Hubert Il
jal Stihlou divku do naruce !
seskakuje S kamene ma zamen
snadne dosahl brehu, kde slo
iii BRINE pomalu ma zem.
"Dekuji vam!' prayila AIDE
la zardivajlc sc, ana ocitla 81
ia pevne pude. "Jiz vas ne
lbudu obtezovati."
Lee jak Dude YAM lie bra
Ii Sc dale, mate-li nohu vyvrt
nutou? Proto musite dovoliti
abych VAN podal rame, a do
vedl domu," rozhodl Hubert
bez okolku vlozil jeji ruku n;
eve rame. "rcete. kan 81 pre-
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PRODA Sc delikatesnl q Gu
krovinkovy obchod, kde Sc IT,
Ii $500 tydne, pekny byt v {.
14412 Detroit Ave-; dale diva
krejcovske obchody, jeden "a
$500, druhy "a $1,000. Haste
Sc mezi 5. a 6. hod. vecer v {.
1921 E. 55th ST.. 2-428
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VIZ. FLORIDE FARMY 0 1Ot

akrech, 80 mile Cd Jackson
vile, kde jest 100000 obyya-
tel. Urodna puda a zdraya
krajina. Dobre trhy. Cena
$4,000 akr. Mala cast hotove.
PiSte IA Jam. Vejlupek, 6079
Hillman Ave, zastupce Jack
sonville Heights Improvement
Co. 2-25
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PRODA Sc samohraci piano,
uplne move, Ia S365.OO Haste
Sc els. 3343 Fulton Rd.
2-25
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PRODA Sc obuvni dina, dpl-
ne zarizena s elektrickyml
stroll. Trzi Sc $500 tydne. Ma
iem $50 mesicne. Haste Sc '
els. 6735 st. Clair Ave. 81
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PRODA Sc zelezarsky obchod
S prodeiem plumbarskych po-
treb, zalozen pred 10 roxy.
Obchodni tydni obrat kol $500,
zadna konkurence v okoli 3
mil. Haste Sc V els. 14506 St.
Clair Ave. aneb jednatele
20 ). hod. veCer v els. 1921
yvch. SIS. I'll. 81
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HornM z Libusina postrelil
. tezce zranil naddulniho. u

tOCnIk ZmlZel. - 20. Iednd o
pul 2. hod. odpol. vypovezen 4
prace ma Schoellerove dole hor-
nix Aolovsky 2 Libusina. Mad
dulnl Holy, pine proste rozkaz
.dany mt spravou dolu, dorucil
Holovskemu knizku a penlze.
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PRODA Sc lot, kanal a jine
mestske zvelebeni. Haste Sc V
{. 37O4 L. 1O4 st. z Union ave.
2-24
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn 0 6ti
pokojich IA zap. strane, garaz
20 pr - str; dlazdena uliGka,
dlazdena ulice. Haste Sc v {.
4127 Sackett Ave. 2-2o
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kOUPlM LOT "a hotove, kde
jsou chodniky a kanal zapla-
ceny. Zaslete dopisy, mozno-
Ii S udanim ceny do adm. t. IL
stu pod znaGkou "Hotove"
2-23
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci, musi Sc do
mluvit anglicky. Haste Sc me-
ri s. a 8. nod. veGer v elsie
2242 vych. 81, ul. Pa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-23

PRIME Sc ceska divka ma do
macl praci. Zavolejte telefo-
mem Hemlock 2056 j. 2-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-23
PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o trech
pokojich, elektrika a vse zari-
zeno, naleza sc V els. 66O7 O.
wington Ave. a blizsi Sc sdeli
V els. 6203 Broadway. :?
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
HIS is PERPETUAL

Rub: Are you going to take a va
cation?"
dub: "Of course not; I'm a bach
elor."
According to ancient tablets found,
strikes existed 5000 years 6 o
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
Doc JOHNSON
PROVES RACER
WITHCOMEBACK
California Air Proves Fountain
of Youth for FayOrite
of 1920.

Tiajuana Racetrack, Mex, Dec. 81.
Pick up the dope book of year be-
fore last and you'll find an occasion
where DIR. johnson was made favorite
oyer Tryster and Careful-back on the
tracks of dear ole New York.
Fast boss, sub, and a promising
one. too, subj" nodded a wise OF Vir-
ginia breeder.
Then running in the colors of w. NJ.
.Jefford, the son of Sir John Johnson
and Quack had to be given a place
among the top notchers of sprinting
persuasion.
But times changes all ~things-and
the ways of racing are devious and full
of rocks. DIR. Johnson met with in
juries and soon became a castoff. Last
fall A. l.. Briggs, a Los Angeles
sportsman. seeking stock for Tiajuana
racing, observed the Doctor at a sale
in Maryland and for a slim sum of
$1,1NO bought him.
I'm take a chance that California
air will make the old boy feel new
again" said Briggs.
And California-the Fountain of
Youth for horses-did just that little
thing.
The other day DIR. Johnson won his
third straight start here, taking the
main end of a thousand dollar purse.
The Doctor won in such easy fash
ion and in time so fast that owners
of other sprinters hereabouts began to
wonder and feel a bit uneasy. The
track was not fast-two seconds slow
and here came the Johnson horse
humming a three quarters in 1:13 2-5
a speedy race on any mans track.
And the Doctor won with much
ease and defeated on slouches, for he
beat Crystal Ford and Capt. Clover,
the former a good thing
Briggs can he hanny with REASON.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
SPORTS throu6h|
.aGAn~4YE&$1

The British open championship is Gus
tomarily held in June, and as the
American open is held a month later
American players have been able to
compete in both events. Now Ameri-
can pros are clamoring to have their
tournament held in June, which isn't
at all pleasing to Gene Sarazen. Gene
wants to defend his American title,
but he has determined to go to Eng
land and try to win the British open
no matter what comes up. The Amer
lean open without Sarazen would be
a bob-tailed event.
French Feather Coming
Eudeline, manager of Eugene Cri-
qui, the great French featherweight
says that he will bring Criqui to
America to meet the best men in his
class and settle all questions about who
is the rightful worlds champion.
Criqui is champion of Europe. He
would find q good tough opponent in
Johnny Dundee. and a Dundee-Criqu
fight would be q great drawing card.
AS for Kilbane, if he sidesteps the
Frenchman he might as well announce
his retirement, for the public will
consider him retired whether Johnny
likes it or not. The featherWeight
class has almost dropped out of sight
because it has a rocking chair cham
pioD, and it's time for something to
happen.
Charlie White (not meaning by this
Mr.. Anchowitz of Chicago) has been
mentioned as a likely member of New
York's next boxing commission. Charlie
White is a son of old Charlie White,
known years ago as "Good-eye," fam
Gus as one of the few absolutely
square and unapproachable referees
connected with boxing in the old days
in New York.
Too Square for Promoters
Charlie was so square that he didn't
suit the promoters. His last appear
ance was referee of a big bout was
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
DEFEATS
DENVER POOL
EXPERT lO0-8S
Mills Falls to Falls Shark in
First Beating Since
March First.

o. j. Mills of Denver, worlds cham
pion pocket billiard fancy shot expert,
met his first defeat since March ]
Wednesday night, when he was beaten
by Fred Algy Of Great Falls, 100 TO
s., The contest was the finale of a
%two-night demonstration at Hussmans
cigar store by the Denver man.
AIgy is one of the best players Mills
has met during the past two years, the
latter said Wednesday night after the
game. His last previous defeat was in
Salt Lake City. AT the time of his last
visit here, in March. 1921, he trimmed
Algy. 100 to 81. Tuesday night he took
Frank Knights measure, 100 to go.
Mills leaves this morning for Helena
and Butte. where he will meet the
cream of the local talent. His schedule
is such that he viii probably not be
in Great Falls again for a couple of
wears.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
Spokane to Regulate
Boxing by Commission

Spokane, Wash. Dec. 27.-Regula-
ton of boxing and wrestling matches
in Spokane is contemplated by the
city council.
Particular investigation will be di-
rected toward the alleged practice on
the part of, clubs and organizations
staging smokers of making last min
ute substitution Of participants. the
selection of competent officials and
means of enforcing rules in regard to
conditioning participants in ring and
mat bouts.
Appointment of a boxing commission
with some sort Of official power over
athletic contests is expected to result
from the investigation. City commits
sioners are studying the methods
adopted by other cities for handling
similar situations.