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The Washington herald., 1922-04-27
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term as Exchange professor at the
University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
LARz ANDERSON ENTERTAIN
FOR NH. AND MRS. BASIL KING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson en-
tertained at dinner last evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil King. There
were covers for thir.v. Among the
guests were some notable writer's
in Washington attending tile con
vention Of the League Of American
Pen Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter II. Denegre
entertained informally at dinner
last eveninI
Hugh Tennsnt, of the British
Embassy. entertained at dinner last
evening In honor of Miss Katherine
Collins, OF Seattle, who 10 visiting
Admiral and Mrs. r. Z. Coontz at
wardman Park Hotel. The other
guests were Mai. and Mrs. c. r. d.
Bridge, Miss A. Olyve Graef. Miss
Margaret Harding. Miss Cecilia s.
McCullum. Miss Dorothy Mondell.
Arthur Yencken. Lawrence Curtis.
Maurice Peterson and A. II. Ham
ilton Gordon.
About sixty additional guests
came In later for dancing and q
buffet supper that was served the
latter part OF the evening. The
dinner and dance were given at
3147 Sixteenth street. the home OF
a group of bachelor diplomats Of
the embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson O'Shaungh-
messy are stopping at the Shoreha ~.
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Uniontown. Pa. and Mrs. Reid
Hunt. Of Boston.
yellow and Lavender Yas the
color scheme for the table, tulips
and narcissus being used as a cen.
terpiece.
The luncheon was followed by
bridge. and the guests included
Mrs Charles Nelson Riker. Mrs
Henry Parsons Erwin. Mrs. Henry
Jensen. Miss Dorothy bennett, Miss
Lucille Smith. Mrs. Allen McLaugn-
lin. Miss Kitty Fisher. sister of
Mrs. Austin: Mrs. Harry Borjes.
Mrs. Howard Hoover, Mrs Joseph
Colqu!tt. Mrs. Harry Merring. Mrs.
Emmett c. Gudger, Mrs. A Seideli,
Mrs. Lloyd. Miss Elena CaIderon,
and her guest. Nine. Wales, of New
York: Mrs. Edward Tierney. of
Kentucky. and Mrs. Annis Taylor.
mother of the hostess.
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COL. AND MRS. JONES
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER.

Col. and Mrs, Samuel Jones were
hosts at dinner last evening. later
taking their guests to the dance at
Rauscher's. The company included
Gen. and Mrs. James II. McRae. Gen.
and Mrs. William Kerr. Mai. and
Mrs. Lewis r. Thompson. Col. ana
Mrs. Barker. DIR. and Mrs. LanEdon,
Gen. and Mrs. william Nicholson.
Gen. and Mrs. r. r. Morris. Col and
Mrs. Nsylor. Col. and Mrs. C. II.
Mcneil and Col. and Mrs. Kinney.
Col. and Mrs. John Bennett en-
tertained at dinner last evening.
having as their guests former Sena-
tor and Mrs. Charles Thomas. Col.
and Mrs. Herman Hall. Col. and
Mrs. George Barnhardt, Col. and
Mrs. Lewis Soriey and DR.. and Mrs.
Loren Johnson. After the dinner
the guests were taken to the army
dance.
Mai. and Mrs. Ralph A. Jones en-
tertained at a small buffet supper
last evening preceding the army
dance. Her guests included Mai.
and Mrs. Donald Connely. Maj. and
Mrs. T. w. Hammond. Mai. and Mrs.
Richard wainwright. Mai. and Mrs.
Robert H. Fletcher. Miss Helen
Riley. Lieut.. Dwighs Dickinson and
Maj. and Mrs. Walter Gullion.
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VICTORY BALL DATE
Is CHANGED.

The victory fancy dress ball. In
aid of the George Washington Me
mortal, which had been scheduled
for the Wardman Park the evening
OF May .. has been postponed to
May IL. when several novel features
in connection with the horse show
week are planned by the commit
tee, of which Mrs. Judah Sears is
chairman and Miss Gidays Hinck-
ley is treasurer. Others of the
younger set acting with Mrs. Sears
and Miss Hinckley are the Princess
Bertha Cantacuzene and the Misses
Anna Hamlin. Cornelia Vanderbilt.
Manuela Lloveras. Ramona ,Lefevre.
1ngegard WallenberE, Alvina Boh-
len and Caroline Story. Mrs Wood
row Wilson, wife of the former
President. will be one OF the pa
tronesses.
Miss Lena Hitchcock will enter
tain Miss Louise Wells. of Chicago.
during the convention Of the wom-
ems Overseas League May l. =
and 8.
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DEMOCRATIC wOMEr
MEET HERE SATURDAY.

In the receiving line at the re-
ception to be given at the Willard
Hotel on Saturday to the Nationa,
Democratic Committeewomeu. in
conference in Washington on that
day. will be Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair. Mrs. Cor
dell Hull. Miss Chsri williams. Mrs.
Carter Glass, Mrs. Angus Mclean.
Mrs. J. c. Cantrill and Miss Lena
Evans.
Following the reception han
quet will be given Chairman Cor.
dell Huh. OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee at the City Club
by the national committeewomen
Mrs Emily Newell Blair. president
national committeewoman: Senator
Andrieus Jones and Senator Thomas
J. Walsh. OF Montana.
Miss Dorothy Louise Callahan.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
G. Callahan. and Francis Y. CAL
lahan. of Morgantown. w. Va. were
married yesterday morning at 10
o'clock at st. Matthews Church.
The bride, who was attended by
her sister. Miss Margaret Gala
han, as maid of honor, and -FOUR
bridesmaids. wore a lovely we'd
ding gown of white crepe Sheba
heavily beaded with crystals. and
made on long. straight lines with
a high neck line.
The bridesmaids were Miss Anne
Simon Ring. Miss Mary Cimon
Callahan, Miss Miriam Loughran
and Miss Helen Louise Jackson. Of
Waterbury. Conn. college friends
of the bride at Trinity.
Thomas II. Gore, of Wheeling.
w. Va. was the best man, and
the ushers were Robert II. Van
Dusen. of Chicago: Harry Calvin.
jr.. of New York: Matthias Major
ner 9TH. of Mobile. Ala: John CAL
lahai and Daniel G. Callahan. .jr.,
brother Of the bride.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents In California street.
Mrs. Callahan receiving the guests
In a handsome gown of ecru lace
and chiffon and a brown tulle hat.
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winter by q group of army people
stationed In washington. Assist
ing Mrs Weeks was Mrs. James
Harbord and Mrs. J. Duncan Ell
liott. MAI. James A. Lyon made
the introductions.
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DIR. HANS SULZER
TO he HONOR GUEST.

The former Minister of SwitZer-
land to this country, d.. Hans Sui
ger, will be the guest of honor at
a dinner this evening OF Mrs.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock.
Mrs. Dimock entertained yester-
day afternoon at a reception at her
residence in Scott Circle in compli-
ment Of the Daughters OF 1912.
Representative and Mrs. John
Phillip Hill. the counselor OF the
Spanish Embassy. Senior de Carde-
mas. and Walter DILLINGHAM; will go
| to Baltimore tomorrow. where they
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Kieth at the subscription
dinner dance which will be given
in Lehman Hall.
Col and Mrs. Lewis Green enter
tained at tea Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Charles Austin
Coolidge. who is the guest OF Gen.
and Mrs. C. S. Farnsworth.
Gen. and Mrs Farnswo-th are
giving a tea tomorrow afternoon
for Mrs. Coolidge. and on Sunday
evening she will be the guest of
honor at an informal supper given
by Col. and Mrs. John Bennett at
their apartment in the Pa.kwood.
Mrs. Coolidge expects to return
to her home in Detroit on Monday.
MISS ETHEL MOVES
LUNCHEON HOSTESS.
Miss Ethel Noyes entertained
nine at luncheon in the Crystal
Room at the New Willard yester-
day. Among her guests were Ms.
nent members Of the d. A. r.
Mrs. Eugene Pomeroy enter
tanned at a tea yesterday in compli-
ment to Capt. E. J. Palmer. U. s. N,
retired, and Mrs. Palmer, who are
spending a few days in Washing
ton.
Mrs, Robert Maxwell. of New
Jersey, member of the Daughters
Of 1912. now in session at the New
willard. entertained ar luncheon
yesterday for fifteen guests at the
New willard Hotel.
Miss Do-ethe HeiberG entertained
a small company at luncheon yes
terday at the Purple Iris Tea House.
in honor of Miss Gladys Chapman
Smith. The other guests were Miss
Sidney webb, Miss Nancy Hoyt,
Miss Patricia Ainsa and Mrs. Alvin
r. Heiberg.
EDAwARD w. BOX
VISITING IN CAPITAL.
Edward w. Box. of Philadelphia,
Is spending a few days in WASH
ington and Is at the Shoreham.
Representative Thomas Jefferson
Ryan, of New York. has taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs Charles Clay Bayly enter
tained at luncheon yesterday In
honor of Mrs Richard Austin. Of
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MRS. WALLACE MASON
WILL RETURN HOME.

Mrs. Wallace Mason. Of Keene.
n. H.. who has been the guest Of
Gen. and Mrs. II. N. Lord. OF the
Ontario Apartments. expects to
leave for her home the latter part
of the week.
Col. Thomas W. Birch. United
States Minister to Portugal. and
Mrs. Burch. are at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Halstead. or
Portsmouth. Va, are passing a few
days in Washington and are stay
ing at Wardman Park Hotel.
The delegates to the convention
Of the League OF American Pen
Women were entertained at a bril-
liant reception given at the Con-
gressional Club by Mrs. Henry
Wilder Keyes. acting president Of
the league. and Mrs. Homer Hoch.
The several hundred guests were
received by Senator and Mrs. Keyes
and Representative and Mrs. Hoch.
The rooms were beautiful and
fragrant with spring flowers. The
Marine Band played.
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MRS. RAFAEL II. GOWN
ENTERTAINS AT sHoREHAN.

Mrs. Rafael r. GOWN entertained
a company OF FIVE at luncheon at
the Shoreham yesterday.
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ADMIRAL AND MRS. SMITH
ARE HOSTS At DINNER.

ADMIRAL AND MRS. SMITH
ARE HOSTS AT DINNER.
Admiral and Mrs. strothers smith
entertained at dinner last evening
at the Chevy Chase Club in honor
Of their daughter. Mrs George Ken
nedy. tr. There were covers for
eighteen. Later in the evening they
took their guests on to the army
dance at Dauscher's.
Col. and Mrs. william d. Connor
entertained at dinner last evening
preceding the army dance at
Rauscher's. There were covers for
eighteen.
Maj. and Mrs. Waldo Potter en-
tertained at dinner last evening and
later with their guests attended the
army dance. The guests were Geh.
and Mrs. william Snow. Gen. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Lord. Col. and Mrs. T.
Q. Donaldson. Maj. and Mrs. Frank
p. Lahm and Mrs. Wallace Mason,
Of Keene, n. II.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph s. Heron
entertained at dinner last evening
In their apartment in the Kedrick
preceding the dance at Rauscher's.
There were twenty-four covers.
Col. and Mrs. Heron will enter
tain at dinner May 1 at Rauscher's
and again on Friday. May 4. at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Col. and Mrs. Jack Hayes enter
tained a company of twenty at din
ner last evening at Rauscher's pre-
ceding the army dance.
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MRS. wILFRED DU PUY
HOSTESS AT DINNER.

Mrs. wnfred Du Puy was hostess
at dinner last evening in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. william II.
Donner, of Philadelphia. The other
guests were Senator Walter E.
Edge. Senator and Mrs. Tasker
Oddie. Mrs. Mary Roberts Rine-
hart. the Assistant to the Attorney
General and Mrs. Guy Despard Cor.
Mrs. Harold Walker. Capt. Ralston
Holmes, Javier d'Alvarez de Buena-
vista. Of the Peruvian Embassy.
and Mai. Raymond Lee.
Mrs. James Branch was a lunch
con hostess at the Shoreham yes
terday. entertaining. among others.
Mrs. George Marye. wife of the
former Ambassador to Russia.
Mrs. J. w. Weeks, wife of the
Secretary of War, was the guest of
honor at the army dance which
was held at Rauscher's last even
ing, the last OF a series Of four
dances which have been given this
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COUNSELLOR sTEEN
VISITS BALTIMORE,

The Counselor of the Norwegian
Legation and Nine. Steen spent
yesterday in Baltimore where they
attended the session of the confer
ence of the National League of
Women Voters. They returned to
their apartment at wsDdman Park
in the evening.
DR.. L. s. Rowe, director general
OF the Pan American Union. re-
ceived about fifty delegates from
the Latin-American countries to
the international congress OF the
ophthalmology yesterday afternoon
at the Pan American Union. DIR.
r. ]. Lloyd, Of the Public Health
Service. who has done considerable
work in South America, delivered
an address.
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is at Wardman Park Hotel for a
brief visit.
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Z. w. Scripps. of Cincinnati. is
spending few days at wardman
Park Hotel.
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SECRETARY AND MRS. HUGHES
LEASE GRAYSTONE.

The Secretary of State and Mrs
Charles Evans Hughes have leased
Graystone. the charming estate or
the edge of Rock Creek Park which
they occupied last summer. They
will take possession some time in
June.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson O'Shaungh-
messy are stopping at the Shoreha III.
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Judge Appleton entertained a
party of five at luncheon at the
Shoreham yesterday.
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| term as Exchange professor" at the
University Of Michigan. Ann Arbor.
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The Bolivian Minister and Nine.
Ballivian have completed arrange
ments for a dinner to be given in
the willard room at the New will
lard Hotel on Thursday, May 4.
About sixty guests will be present
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T. J. McGrath. OF Chicago. is MAX
ing an indefinite stay at wardman
Park Hotel.
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POZDRAV Z CIMELICKE
POUTI A Z NETOLIC.

Peknou pohlednici, skupinu
nasich zdeislch znamych kra-
janu $ prislusnym pozdra-
vem ma mas ctenarskv kruh,
dostali jsme cd p. Voity No
votneho a cele jeho rodiny k
zdravici pripoiili podpisy PIP.
a danny f. Slavicek, Krejzl,
Chylik, Mezera choti, Stress
a HoleGek choti. Jak skupi-
ma umistena pod americkym
praporem svedti, dafi Sc W.
letnikum znamenite a jsou do
breho humoru. Z Netolic, ro-
diste PIP. Stukbaueru, posilaji
zdravici C. Sindelarova, +. Sim
delar, Martin K, Mat. Aug.
Penc. V. Vackar, Karla Vac
karova st. mi. Ant. F. No
votny. Ia vzpominku mas dix.
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ZDVORILY KONDUKTER A
NEGALANTNf AUTOISTA.

V Ravenna, O. spatrili w
letnici jiste zvlaStni udalost.
Jeli poulicni karou Ia velkeho
deste tn kondukter a ridic
motoru V jedne osobe ma jed
ne zastavce, pri vystoupeni je-
dne danny klidne roztahl dest-
mix a doprovodil il cely biloxi
a pax po vykonani galantni
povinnosti Sc vrat1l a klidne
pokracoval V dalsf ceste.
Jina episoda nemene podiv-
ma spatrena byla u bedfordske-
no hrbitova, kde Zastavil il
sty autoista, vystoupil 2 kary,
a kdyz 81 byl po zpusobu iiste-
no zviratka jak nalezl podrbal
zada o dfevena vrata hrbitov-
nj, nasedl X riditku jel dale.
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DE WITT ODSOUZEN MA
DIVA ROXY.

Manager Union Clubu Theo
De Witt, jenz byl obzalovan a
uznan vinnym re spiknuti ga
u6elem paSovani koralky z
Kanady do Clevelandu, byl od-
souzen federanim soudcem
w estenhaverem ma 2 roxy do
trestnice V Atlanta k poku-
te $1,000. Rozsudek mel byti
odlozen na tyden, az po Wy
slechnuti kanadskych svedku,
coz ale soudce uznal ia zby-
tecne a ortel mad Wittem, ienz
byl pod zarukou $4,000, W.
nesl. Obhaice vsak muze do
tri dnu zadati o novy soud.
Tyz trva, ably sv6dkove ka-
nadsti byli vyslechnuti do
kazali, ze Dewitt nikterak O.
sudne lihoviny neobjednal. -
Kdyby Sc tax podarilo, odpa-
dla bv zaloba pro spiknuti a
De Witt by mohl byti odsou-
zen jen pro nedovolene pre-
chovavani opoinych likeru.
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Casti odkryte strechy provali-
la sc voda stropem do bytu dru-
heho poschodi, kde nadelala
mnoho skody ma nabytku, zari
Zeni a Satstvu.
Zatim co takto fadila boure
v Brne a okoli, ma mnohych
nedalekych mistech sotva re
sprchlo. TAX v InvanGiclch by
la tyz den vecer zeme sucha
zprahla jako pred bouri a
jen srazeny prach ma cestach
svedcil o tom, re tam take tro-
chu sprchlo. Reka Jihlavka by
la cista a kere u cesty byly O.
baleny prachem jako drive.
Ale z Brnenska boure zmize-
la tax rychle, jak prikvacila
a jen chladn6jsi vzduch pripo-
nina nedelni lijavec.
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Bourlive vyjevy
ZE STAVKY SVAzEcU
ODPADkU.
Oetektiv F. Hanna postrelen
vlastnim revolverem.

Detektivove Frank Hanna a
George Keller navstivili vcera
jednu zastavarnu ma Central
ave-, kdyz pojednou spatrili
muze pronasledovaneho jiny-
mi dvema muzi, kteri byli pry
stavkaTi a prchajicf stavkokaz.
Detektivove pax zacali stiha-
tt domnele stavkare, kteri pr
chali k hlavnimu stanu The
Cleveland Sanitary Drivers
Union ma vych. Ia. ul., kde stal
velky zastup muzu. Detekti-
vove oba prchajici dostihli a
snazili sc je zatknouti, cemuz
Sc vsak dav postavil ma odpor.
AS dvanact muzu srazilo Han
nu k zemi, ktery uchopil "slu-
zebnl" revolver, pochaZejici
patrne jeSte z nejstarSich dob,
vystrelil a kule mu vjela do le-
We paze, hlaven Sc pax roztrh
la a detektivovi zbyl V ruce
jen kousek dfivka, pozustatky
to predpotopniho revolveru.
Ia nastaleho uklidneni zatce-
nj byli detektivy ctyri muzi a
take domnely stavkokaz, ienz
ale sobe tvrdi, re k svemu
dobrodruzstvi prisel nevinne,
re Sc stavkou vubec mic nema
spolecn6ho.
Dva muzi sledovali mestsky
odpadkovy autotruck a ma w
chodni 81. ul. Perkins ave.
prepadli ridice Franka Brow
ma, kterehoz zbili zeleznou
rOurou.
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je pred svym domem polovi-
ce zasypal a zridil 81 mad po-
token zahradku. Ia odmenu
mel, re mu voda strhla nejen
zahradku, ale most, pc KITE
rem Jedi do statku. Potok Wy
stoupil ma zuzenem miste z
bfehu, rozlil Sc po silnici, iii Sc
do staveni "a kratko zapla-
vii zahrady louky. Polni costa
X Rajci byla jako reka a kdyz
voda opadla, objevila Sc misto
cesty hluboke reciste. vydla-
zdene kamenim. Koryto poto-
ka, asi pul druheho metru
hluboke, je uplne naneseno pi-
skem a bahnem. S kopcG hna-
ly sc proudly vody po polich.
Obili ma mnohych mistech lezi
jako pokosene, nekde 81 voda
udelala We vysokem zite siro-
kou cestu, nekde nanesla sii-
nou vrstvu bahna. Pc cele yes
nici lezi kameny, prinesene S
vyse polozenych mist. Po vode
plovalo drivi, otypky slamy,
nadobi a tn a tam nejaka ne
st 'astna slepice. V jednom stat
ku pod kopcem Dubovici to-
pila Sc vrata. ale byla zachra-
nena. Start lide pravi, re ta-
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SLOVENSkY MLADIK Sc IA
STRELIL PRI NEOPATR-
MEM ZACHAZENf S
REVOLVEREM.

Prave ma "ctvrteho" dopidil
Sc 18-lety Ondrej Tkach, 1913
Croton ave. armadnlho revol-
veru, ktery 81 jeho bratr Josef
ponechal ma pamatku ma sluz-
bu frontovni "a sv6tove yalky.
Ondfej jiz dopoledne oslavil
den nekolika ranami, ale bratr
Josef mu revolver odnal a po-
dobne uGinil jeSte odpoledne.
Mladik odesel ma to do pod
krovni svetn!ce, z ktere sc o.
zval pojednou as 10. hod.
vystrel. kdyz byly dvere w.
llomeny, nalezen byl Ondrei
Sc strelnou ranou We spanku.
Byl bezvedomi, z ktereho Sc
jiz vubec neprobral. Policie
dopravila zraneneho do Chari-
ty nemocnlce, KAN VSak byla
dovezena jiz ien jeho tuhnou-
ci mrtvola. Pribuzni pravi, re
sc iedna nest astnou nahodu,
kdezto policie zastava theo-
Ri, re mladik spachal sebe-
Vrazdu.
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Loupezny rekord.
SEDM GASOLINOVYCH STA
MIC VYKRADENO "a
rs MINUT.
Vse vykonanO ukradenem
automobile a policii
v patach.

Yarkan Wilciewski, 5000
Collier ave. byl ma vrsku u
Willow stanice vcera veGer po-
zadan, ably wal do vleku il
ny automobil, kdyz tax uci-
nil, namifili nan diva muzi re-
volvery a ukradli mu stroj je-
ho, tax re kazdy lupic mel
karu jednu. A takto vyprave-
veni zapocali systematicky Wy
lupovati gasolinove stanice ma
vychodni a JIM strane, KITE
rych vykradli "a hodinu a
ctvrt celkem sedm, vzdor to-
mu, re Ia mimi vSude klusala
nase slavna policie. Jednoho
klerka unesli a celkem vybrali
as S40O. Ia navStevy posled-
nj stanice doslo k prestrelce S
klerkem, Ia ktere byl jeden q
banditG postrelen.
Prvni vystoupeni modernich
banditu sc udalo V stanici
Brooks ma Woodhill Buckeye
rd, kde sebrali as $50 spolu S
klerkem j. G. Redmondem, je-
hoz, kdyz mu wall pecetni pr
stem, bez omluvy ma vych. 116
ul. a Woodland ave. vyhodili.
Pet minut pozd6ji objevilo Sc
luplGSke duettO gasolinOVe
stanici ma Broadway c. 5837,
kde sebrali $85 a rychle zme-
Mill pov6tri, dojeli totiz ma zap.
IA. ul. a Clark ave, kde wall
Standard stanici S25 a hned ma
to stanici teze spoleGnoSti ma
zap. Ia. ul. a Abbey ave-, kde
wall 800 a klerkovi diaman-
toVy prsten a do tretice vseho
dobreho Ease Standard stanici
ma zap. As. ul. a Detroit ave-,
kde vSak byla korist velice
hubena, ien SO. PAX priSly
ma radu Arrow stanice ma zap.
65. ul. a Denison ave-, kde by
cisty vytezek usporadani vyle.
tn S55, pax Midvale Oil Co
stanice Ma zap. 25. ul. a Co
lumbus rd., ukradeno $50, '
poslednim mlst6 vSak neslo lu.
picum okradeni tax hladce
neb klerk r. Ramser Sc dosta
k revolveru. Kdyz jeden 2 lu-
picu spatril V ruce klerks
zbran, vypalil nan rychle dive
rany, ale chybil. Ramser pax
zacal strileti sam a tvrdi, ze
jednoho y dobrodruhu po
strelil. Oba bezprikladni smell
ci zmizeli a policie pc
mich = patra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
Vcerejssil oslava
"ctvrteho dzulaje"

Den Prohlaseni Neodvislosti
byval vzdy dnem zasvecenym
vyletdm, kdy kazdy kdo tro-
chu mohl, special pokud moz-
no jiz z rama ven do volne pri-
rody. Vcera byla vsak vSe-
obecna turisticka vasen ochla-
zena, vankem, ktery byl spise
Ivsim jinym nez-li vetflkem let
MIN. Phi probuzeni kazdy sha-
mel teply sweater, ably Sc mu
ma dzulaje nestala jindy ne
Islychana vec a neulovil 81 pfi
|nejmensim notnou rymu.
Podivne dopadla oslava V
pondeli veCer ma vych. 81. ul.
kde V kGlne V {. 2501, patricl
The Eagle Dairy Co. povstal
pozar, kterym zahuben byl
kun spolecnosti nalezejici. Po-
Ear povstal die vypravovani
sousedu nasledkem hochy wy
palovaneho ohnostroje. To-
mas Breezy, 2501 vych. 81. ul.
uslysel as o II. hod. praskot
ohne a po vydani poplachu
|vyvedl Sc sousedy re staji 10
koni, patricich mleIkarne, ie-
denacty Sc vsak ulekl plamenG
a skocil primo do prostred ho-
riciho drivi. Skoda obnasi as
$4,000.
Dva muzi byli v sobotu "a.
tceni proto, re "a vecerni il
zdy autem Gordon parku
ishazovali prskavky a jistJ
Archie Troyan, 11120 Park.
Iviw ave. byl udan, ze pohaZo-
ival "torpeda' po ulici. V ka.
pse jeho byla nalezena mum.
ce 0 27 kusech a pro podob.
nou posetilost zatcen byl iinJ
mladik V Edgewater parku q
ieden muz zatcen pro tyz pre-
stupek policii Lakewood.
Hlavnimi body uterniho pro.
gramu byly slavnost priobcova
ci V Luna parku, odpoledni
dostihy V North Randall, kan
Sc dostavilo die novinaTskycf
zprav as 10000 osob vzdor to
mu, re pocasi prave nebylo i
dealni. Prvnim dnem zavodi
melo byti pondeli, ale pred
chazejici deSt' promenil zavo
'diste tax, ze nebylo mozno do
stihy poradati. Vecer testify ST
v&eobecne navSteve obvyklt
ohnostroje, vypalovane w
lvetsich parcich. Velke ucast
jpak doznavaly tez koncerty
lime podniky pravidelne n;
ltento narodnl svatek uchysta
ne.
| Podobne cetne navstiven;
byla r6zna sportovnl hriste !;
| pozdeji, kdyz Sc obievilo Slun
ce ponekud pocalo hrati, Il
|taborily Sc We vSech mestskycl
sadech rodinne skupiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
MA VCEREJfM VYLETE
UTOPENY HOCH.

Pred ocima rodicd spadl
vcera 0 7. hod. vecerni ma pie
ru V Edgewater parku 5-lety
Albert Rosse, 431O Beck ave.
do vody a utopil Sc drive nez-
Ii mohl byti vytazen. Stalo Sc
tax po 10 minutach, ale vsech-
ny pokusy pfivesti dite k zivo-
tn byly marnymi. Nestestf wy
volalo meZi tisici navstevniku
velke vZruSeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-05
PrItrz mraCen ma BOskOvsku.

Nemala boure rozzurila sc V
nedeli mad krajem meZi Skali-
ci Lysicemi. Cd 6. hodiny
hromadily Sc cerne mraky ma
severozapade. Temne duneni
hromu Sc stale priblizovalo. Ko
lem p1l 8. hodiny zacaly pada-
ii velke dest'ove kapky. Krat-
kou chvili prselo dosti klidne.
PAX sc deSt' nahle sesilil. Pa
dlo take neco malych krup.
O 9. hodine nastala prutrz
mracen. Cele proudly vody lily
Sc nebe. Nekolikrat slime "a
hrmelo, ale V celku nebyla
boure tax prudka iako dest'.
Ia kratko hrnuly Sc s hor ce-
le privaly vody do nize poloze-
nych obci. V Lysicich vnikla
voda do nekterych domn. Pc
povodni zGstaly ma cestach ku-
py kameni, dreva, chvoji, pri-
nesenych kopcu. Velmi zle
radila povoden v Zerntkach u
Lysic. PotGcek, ktery tece ves-
nici, ma sice hluboke koryto.
ale nerozumny soused jeden