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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
FURTHER BULGE IN F.
SELECTED STOCKS
Weeks Remarkable Bulls h
oemonstr atoms Were Net Alto
gether Regarded With Favor

New York. Oct. 1.-THE stock mar
bet close the week in n blaze Cf glory
today, with broad and active trading
and rapidly rising prices. Whi'e there
was not united front on the part
Of the bull leaders,. there we're fur
ther violen' demonstrations in specia
stocks W. oo"'i"l more than Il dozen
Issues to pry' high records for the year
Overnight rr@s or developments or any
OF the usual factors had little bearing
on the movement The same powerful
combinations sponsoring the weeks re-
markable performance were still on the
Job and did pretty much as they
pleased. Al the pool issues and those
known ~ be under tie control Of srcr-
ulAtivc combnntio occupied promi-
nent rositi N anl scored ittl" short
Of sensational advances. Very heavy
profit taking was evidently encountered
In various parts Of tho list and som'
Of the recent active fav0ritcs were
pressed for salc. but the momentum 0E
the forward swing swept everything
before il.
Strength Of n few industrial issues
featured the duli and irr"gu a" deal
ings in bonds. Invinchin NI' s. con.
tinued their advance Of yesterday, gain
ing 1a,. ccrro dc rascr - ros" Il.
and wilson convertible GS improved
sponded to the resumption Of divid"nHS
on the preferred stock by gaining
nearly a roint. while gains If Il half
q point each worr mad by Frisco is.
Series A Scahoari Air Limo adjust
ment IS and Norfolk an Western con
vertib,e 6s. 4 : ;ht r"aCtiorary trend
was noted in st. Paul is Of 1929. Kan
sas City Soutk"rn IS and BruokJ!n
Rapid Transit : per cent certificates
stamped.
Foreign bonds moved within very mar
row limits, the only outstanding change
being a large fractional d"riin" III D..
minion Of Canada - of 1891. Liberty
Issues held steady.
Things turn around with amazing
rapidity in Wall Street. Il was "o'
man, months ago when almost th" on
tire trading contingent Joined hands
with the fixed determination OF knock
ing the whole market structure T"
smithercens bccAur" corpHrntion~ w"r"
omitting. or reducing. dirtd'ndS rlEht
and left Many ni them are no" IN
deavoring 70 push prices I" Sky limits
on the theory Of .u"r"u.r0 Distributions
and stock dividends. Arnord.nElE, 'h"r"
Is n growing fear. especially in IA" more
conservative circles. 0t tn" sponsors "i
the movement in their "v"rH"aI"us "I-
forts ovprstopp!HG the marx &C.. -" Sam"
as was done in the bear mo- r!arn, o'
1920.
In the m"m9rao'e spec u'"''N' "'-s "'
the war period 1t "aH 'IlI" " ~ 'T a..
tice on the part OF a" r''I'NHF' "' ne TT
financial situation c'h'IN'"@,.E T." eau
attention 10 tnr inc, w" "'' III 4
period ol big thIlG'. ''- NOV "'''.'''..H H'''i
big prices. Sups'q"'"l ''r""> y',I'.
very heavy, pro" was ~ -" l".! ''
the overinduIgcncc ana r'CN''.H '"u
ing. with thht experience sun very
fresh In the memory OF al 'lh''fil'',' i
the growing tm!ditE Is NOV "'""'"'A''
Their" are a great mahE' no" -''T' Wn'
assert any appren'h>i'" - '"' w
ture OF the naTNe' 'h '"'' '''s' ~
wholly unwArrah''a'
For the moment. all o'l"r c"nSod"ra
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
Gain In Cotton Consumption

Washington, Oct li,-,cotton eo1spmed
Of lint and SO. Ss3 bales OF linters. com.
pared with 4s4,7lS Of lint and 90. 10 OF
liuters in September last year, the Census
Rurenm Announced TODAY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

California Packing 'orpora'icm. quarterly
~ ~ :" "a (" 'mn ~, phNani" December ID 10
stock of record Nov 'mher 30.
1eNis I"Wrr and Light company. quarterly
Nf II. u"r cent on preferred. payable No.
vembcr | % stock Of record October II.
Havana Electric Railway, Light And
ro"rr Company. semi annual " 81 on both
'ommon and preferred, payable November
-; as registered o,tnt,r -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-14

122OO Phila Electric 1>t Is. lots 100
1000 Phila Electric 5lgs,..... lO4l,
1000 West Pennu 4S.......... 9G
Tota! sli, ,2Uu, compared win 54.is sou.
yesterday. Thus far this week. s9g7 800
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BAR SILVER

domestic bar silver was uncnan2ed In
New York today at 9Dhc per fine ounce; for-
sEn, 677sc. unchanged. In London the
price was naltered at S+n d.
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BANK ClEARlNGS

uauY earrings today compared with cor
Iescondirg day last two years
pA.. ,1,sodto fSsao $50 e5sf9oo slos S5o .Ss.
Itnsaor 80 TX 900, 900 73 .66,2ss ....,,.,
E,y York 80. e2s. 200, 600 ........,...
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Torrance OF
Bennington were in town Sunday
Mr.. and MS T. J. Worthington and
children are camping at Hedges Lake
tns week.
Mr. and Mrs George White have
moved from Greenwich street to Fac.
tory street
Miss Amelia Green is the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. +. NJ. Crawford OF
Bennington.
Rev. W. r. Hamlin and family left
today for Amherst, Mass, for a few
weeks visit.
Thomas Howe has moved from Fac
tory street to the Carr house on
Church street.
Barrow Thomas has moved into the
tenement on Greenwich street yaeat-
ed by George White.
.R. e. Tinkham and family visited
his sister, Mrs. Carl Madison in
Williamstown, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Buss OF st. Petersburg.
Florida, spent the week end with
her sister, Mrs G. L. Green.
Mr. and Ms. II. A. Davis ami
guests motored to Troy Sunday and
visited MIR. and Mrs. c. J. Vetal.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Pettys and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Tefft OF Green.
wich were Sunday visitors Of friends
in town.
Rlchalene and Doris Phillips of
bridgeport, Conn, are spending their
vacation with their grandmothez
Mrs. II. A. Davis.
Mrs. Wayne Spencer of New Or
leans, La, who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Spencer for sew
eral months, has joined her husband
in North Carolina
Mrs, Thomas Norris. Who has been
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B.
Van Surdam since December. left
Monday for her home in San Domia.
80. where her husband. Major Norris,
% stationed.
The midsummer rally Of the Won
ans Missionary society Of the Bqp-
list church will be held Thursday af.
terloon at 2:30, daylight saving
time, at the home of Mrs. J. L. Dun
1 ham, Tie World Wide Guild Girls
viii have charge Of the program. The
mite boxes will be opened at this
meeting.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Plenty Of fresh cherry pies for to.
morrow. Checkerlne.
For Rent: foom fat over Quin-
lans drug store. Inquire down
stairs. 57t2
Cookies-molaSes, oatmeal, cocoa
nut, lemon and fruit bars. Checker
line.
Don't miss Doris May in her latest
picture, THE Understudy", full Of fun
land excitement. Harte Theatre today.'
There will be meeting OF the
Knights of Columbus tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock, called because OF the
death of Brother Andrew Griffin.
Born, daughter, on Sunday, July
., to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey h. jerks OF
Worcester Mrs. jerks was former.
~ Miss Florence =. March of North
street.
Miss Virginia Carrier arrived Mon
day afternoon from Someryi lie.
Mass, to spend the summer with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Carrier.
Wanted Several bright energetic
school boys for part time work. Good
pay. Prizes offered to the best work
ers. Apply Wednesday afternoon, j. A.
Evans, 43S Main street.
See Just Around the Corner writ.
ten by the woman who wrote "1u-
moresque" Rising like 1t above the
roar and clatter into the best that
human hearts can know. opera
house Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Marscellie and
daughters, Grace and Viola and son,
Frederick of Proctor, motored to
Benn ngton and were Sunday guests
at tie home of Mr. Marsceillcs broth
er, Alfred Marsceile OF School street.
Mrs Julia Ann Hall died Monday
at her late home in Arlington aged
II years. The funeral viii be he'd
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
the churcl at East Arlington. Burial
viii be IN Sunderland Hill cemetery.
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Inc DrySQdle Store
SO Years of Service
a
A Very Liberal Discount Throughout The
Entire Store To Be Deducted From Present
Prices At Time OF Purchase
That Thousands of People have found the Prices and
values presented by this Establishment during The
Anniversary Sale to be Entirely Satisfactory, verified
by the fact that the last three days have been the largest
in Volume of Sales and Patrons in the History of the
Store,
Only A Very Definite Value Policy Can
Satisfactorily Gain and Hold Customers
Those who have Favored This Store realize full we'll that
the present Prices represent splendid value in Fresh,
Beautiful and Desirable Merchandise
1t from These Prices that the Purchaser given this
Liberal Discount.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-22
CLEVELAND WINS
aHURLERS' DUEL
| WITH SENATORS
Woods Triple and SewelHs Sin
gle Scores Only Run.
WASHINGTON NOW HAS
q 100 DOUBLE PLAYS
Bob Meusel Hits Home Run,
Triple and Two Singles.

BOSTON, July 21.-Boston defeated
Chicago to z, in an II inning game to-
day. In the eleventh Pratt singled. took
second on Dugan's bunt and scored the
winning run on John Collins fourth hit.
John Collins already had knocked in four
Of Boston's runs, twice enabling his team
to tie the score. The victory brought
Boston out Of last place, as Philadelphia
lost. Score:
r H e
Chicago :. 1000 100 2so Oo-7 IL o
Boston =. E. 900 OO2 02S Oh 8 IL 2
Robertson, Schupp, Hodge, Blankenship
and Schalk; Quinn, Russell, Piercy, Fer
guson and Walters, Ruel.
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LOOKOUTS and
LITTLE ROCK IN
INNING TIE
Travellers Score Twice in Tenth
But Chattanooga Ties Score.
MARTINA GETS BEATING
AT HANDS OF BARONS
Mobile Wins From Atlanta But
NiehOf Makes Umpire Sore.

CHATTANOOGA, July 21.-A bril-
liant pitchers battle between Robin
son and Drake was called at the end
Of the tenth this afternoon by Umpire
Tandy with the score and 2, over
protests that 1t was light enough to
play another inning. Ike Boone's
home run following an error gave the
Travellers two runs in the tenth, but
tied the score with two
hits, one triple by Neiderkorn and a
sacrifice fly. Score:
Little Rock 49,. 900 900 900 "a 9 o
1000 900 900 p z L
Robinson and Japan; Drake and Kress
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Mailman Winner
Tennis Tourney

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July III In
one Of the most brilliantly played
matches ever seen on a local court,
Harry Mailman. Atlanta, defeated Jack
Caldwell. Atlanta, in the final singles
match Of the Cotton States tennis
tournament at the Country Club here
today, Us; 60: 0-6; Sc; Sc.
Grant and Caldwell, Atlanta will
oppose Lang and Brooks, BirHning-
ham, In the doubles finals tomorrow.
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Junior twilight League.
Rariden Resigns
AS Atlanta Pilot

ATLANTA, Ga, July 21.-BiH Rari-
den has resigned as manager ( the At
lanta Southern Association Baseball
team and Dutch" Bernsen, first base
man, has been placed In charge pend
Ing the appointment OF a permanent
manager. r j. Spiller, president OF the
club announced tonight.
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SEATTLE PITCHER rs
SOLD TO WHITE SOX

SEATTLE. Washn., July 21.-Frank
g. STUDY Mack. seattle's young
right hand pitcher, has been sold by
the Seattle Pacific Coast League base
ball club to the Chicago Americans for
cash and players, It became known
here today The deal was reported to
aggregate IN the neighborhood Of $780,
900.
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from Columbia by the score Of to 1.
Home runs by Perritt Of Columbia,
and Marshall and Matthews of Spar
tanburg featured. Permits homer in
the first inning saved a shutout Hill
did not allow a hit after the fourth
inning Score:
columbia ..... 100 900 ooo-1 o
spartanburg q. ..-..o20 OIL o0x-4 9
WARRIOR and Warwick; Hill ana
Marshall.
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Hits BY Rirminuhann

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 21.-Bir
mingham gave Martina a drubbing
here today. IL to 4, making II hits in
Guiding a home run by Neun. Pelican
fielding was loose too. Score:
New Orleans -. 900 001 100 4 10 4
Birmingham ...024 900 24x-12 II 1
Martina and Heving; Bates and
Robertson
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Ninth Inninn Rally

ATLANTA, July 21.-Mobi1e drove
Mitchell from the box after five in
nings today and then with two out in
the ninth landed on Napier for six
hits, winning to 2. Manager Niehoff,
was ordered from the park in the sixth
for disputing decision. Score:
Mobile ......... 900 Ill 005-S Is 1
Atlanta ........ 900 020 000-2 1
Acosta and Baker; Mitchell, Napier
and Smith.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
NatlonaI League.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
American League.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York. l...
Cleveland at Washington.
Southern Association.
Mobile at Atlanta (two games).
New Orleans at Birmingham 1.-TWO
games).
Little Rock at Chattanooga.
Memphis at Nashville.
Florida State League.
Jacksonville at Daytona.
Orlando at Tampa.
Lakeland at st. Petersburg.
Twilight League. -.-..
No game scheduled.
Junior Twilight League. ~.
No game scheduled.
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Charleston Downs Augusta

CHARLESTON. s. O., July 81 -
Charleston defeated Augusta to
today, on a rain soaked diamond.
Score:
Augusta ... 100 900 0oo-1 s o
Charleston ........ 100 100 20x-4
Tengen and Cady, Letter; Brogan'
Ktefer and vonKlonitz.
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southarn aaaocIatIoI

Chattanooga 2; Little Rock 90 in
nings (darkness).
Atlanta 2; Mobile g.
Birmingham -; New Orleans A.
Others not scheduled.
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CIRCUIT CLOUT
WITH THREE ON
WIVSFOR CARDS
Jack Fournier's Home Run in
Eighth Enables st. Louis to
Win From Boston.
BRAVES SCORED ONLY
ONE ON FOURTEEN HITS
Grover Alexander Bests Dutch"
Reuther in Closely Contested
Pitchers Duel.

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Jack Fournier's
home run in with the bases full in the
eighth gave the Cardinals a to victory
over Boston here today. It was the third
straight for ST. Louis over the Braves
and moved them to within .0o8 of the
league leading Giants, who lost to Gin
cinnati. Prior to the eighth Watson had
hurled sensationally, in this inning four
hits and two errors gave the Cardinals
their runs. The Braves hit Doak, Bare
foot and North safely fourteen times and
drew bases on balls, but could score only
once. They had IL men left on the sacks.
Score:
R H E
Boston ...$s$ 900 DO IA q
ST. Louis .... 900 900 O6x-6 OIL
Watson and Gibson; North, Doak, Bar
foot and Clemens.
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ns+rol+ 8: New York 7.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Meusers terrific
hitting enabled the New York Americans
to overcome Detroit's five-run lead ana
defeat the visitors in the third game OF
the series, to 5. Meusel hit home rum
triple and two singles in four times up
drove in or scored all of New York's runs
His single in the third knocked In WITT
while in the fifth his triple drove IN witt
and Pipp and he scored on Ruth's out
Meusel won the game in the seventh nit
ting a home run with Witt and Pipp on
base. Detroit scored runs In the third
inning on Bush after Ward slipped up on
a chance to retire the side scoreless'
Cobb and Veach hits home runs in this
inning on successive pitched balls. Score
r H E
Detroit =. .Oo5 900 600 s IL o
New York .... .OO1 O3o BOX 7 II !
Olsen, Cole and Woodan; Bush, Hoyt
and Schang.
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pt.+sburob Wins Again.

PITTSBURGH, July 21.-Pittsburgh
made 1t three straight from philadelphia
NV winning today's game to 0, the SEQ
onS sbutout of the series. Morrison held
the visitors to four hits. Ring passed six
man In less than three innings. Two OF
these came in the third with three hits,
Giving the Pirates four runs. Score:
R H E
philadelphia %. 900 900 600 4 o
pittsburgh ..014 900 DIX 0
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Greenville s; Charlotte Us innings).
Charleston 4; Augusta 1.
Spartanburg 4; Columbia /.
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Cleveland 1; washInaton Q.

!. WASHINGTON, July 21-Cleveland
went. into fourth place in the American
League club standing by detaAtag Wash
ington today / to 0, for Atc twelfth
straight victory. 1t was a pitchers bat
tie between Morton and Johnson with the
former having the edge, although each al
lowed the same number of hits. Woods
triple and Sewells single gave the visit
ors their run in the seventh, the locals
exceeded the 100 mark in double plays by
turning three today. Score.
R H E
Cleveland ....-. 900 900 100 5 o
washington !. 900 600 OOo-o 5 8
Morton and o'Nein: Johnson, Francis
and Picinich, Charity
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BROOKLYN Shut out.

CHICAGO, July 21-Grover Alexander
bested Dutch" Reuther, star southpaW
of the league, in a pitching duel today and
Chicago shoutout Brooklyn, to o. in a
game which required one hour and thir-
teen minutes to play.
Hollocher's single, Terry's infield out
and a double by Grimes scored the only
r,n of the game. The fielding behind
Alexander was perfect and brilliant. Reu-
Their allowed six hits, three of which were
made by Hollocher, but in only one IN
ming IN which they scored were they able
~ make more than singles. Score
r H E
R-ook,vn 900 600 600 1
Chicago :. 900 O0l OOx-
Reuther and Deberry; Alexander ana
O'Farrell
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St. Louis 10: Philadelphia 2.

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-St Louis
hft three Philadelphia pitchers hard to-
day and won the third game Of the SERIES
10 to 2. SEVERED made his first home run
Of the season off Harris Dykes also
made a circuit drive. Score:
r H e
ST. Louis iii 2O1 04O-1O 16 o
PhyadeIphia =. 100 900 oO1-2 10 4
Wright and SEVERED; Harris, Sullivan
Ogden and Perkins.
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UNCONVENTIONAL Leaoue.

Buffalo 2; Reading 0.
Syracuse s; Newark 8.
Rochester s; Jersey City I'll innings).
Others not scheduled.
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Is Inning Battle
In Sally League
Ended By Darkness

GREENvILLE, S. c., July 81. -
Greenville drove Wilson from the
mound in the seventh inning today,
overcoming Charlotte's lead and tying
the score and the teams battled for
Is innings, when the game was call
ed on account Of darkness. Score:
Charlotte 1902 o1o 900 900 ooo-6 Is 2
Grenville ZOO OIL 500 900 ooo-6 10 3
Wilson, Masters and Wendell; Han
son, Padgett and Rhame.
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cIncy Wins Third.

CINCINNATI. July Fl. - Couch out
pitched Toney today and the Reds won
the third game of the series with the
Giants, 5 to 8. The home team earned
all their runs. Barnes did not allow nit
in the last two innings. The Giants
threatened in the eighth. when Fr1scn
singled and Meusel tripled, with no one
out, but Couch clamped down. The Reds
had not beaten New York since early IN
May. Score:
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EIorIda 500 a.cnn

Florida State League.
Daytona 8; Jacksonville 2.
st. Petersburg 2; Lakeland i.
Orlando 81; Tampa ST.
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Yesterdays
Results
National Leauae.

Chicago /; Brooklyn 0.
Cincinnati 8; New York 8.
Pittsburg 6; Philadelphia 0.
st. Louis s; Boston /.
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American Association

NtIIOT11sH NouVOEdtIUHs
Minneapolis so; Toledo 3-3.
Milwaukee 10; Louisville 10.
st. Paul 3; Columbus /.
Kansas City s.; Indianapolis 3.
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American Leaaue,

Boston 8; Chicago Z I'll innings).
Philadelphia 2: ST. Louis 10.
New York z: Detroit s.
Washington 0; Cleveland l.
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Three Home Runs

Three Home Runs
SPARTANBURG, s. c., July 81. -
Hill had far the better of Warhop in
a mound struggle this afternoon and
Spartanburg made 1t two straight
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-06
STIRIINOSEMDESETLETNI
KENTUCAN OCE 33.
OTROKU.

Harlan, Ky. = Robert Baker
star "a let, ie postal oee svojemu
33. otroku. Ga. Baker, Xxi. je matt
temu otroku, ie pravkar izpolnila
35. leto svojo staroSti. Zelo ie We
sela tega dogodka, zakaj, dasi Je
omozena komai Stirinajst let, Je to
re osmi nien otrok. Ko Sc je po-
rocila Bakerjem, ie bila stara Il
let, on pa 70. Ona je sedma Ba-
kerjeva zena. Baker pravi, da ra-
Guna ma izvrstno zdravie Sc dotlel
ko bo star 100 let. Sele tedai Sc
mu utegne obrniti zdravje ma
slabSe. = Pa praviio, da nj star
Glovek "a nobeno rabo veel
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-06
ZITA Sc VEDNO UPA MA
PRESTOL.

Kakor ie povzeti IL dunaiskih
porocil, 81 ie bivsa avstriiska ce.
sarica Zita nalozila "a svojo XIV
ljenjsko nalogo to, da posadi svo'
jega sina OtOna ma ogrski prestol
Tako Sc je neki iziavila V pismu
ki ga je pisala ogrskemu regentu
admiralu Hortiiu. Kakor je vide
ii, je Zita jake podvzetna zena IN
skrbna matt, Naiprej ie ma vsak
.naGin hotela spraviti svojega mo-
"a Karla zopet ma ogrski tr0n, a
ker Sc il nj posrecil tisti poizkus
hoGe postaviti svoiega sina "a ogr.
skega kralia. To Sc il seve brzkone
tako posreci kakor prvo. Sedaj n
vi Zita ma Spanskem blizu Madr1-
da. V svoii druScini ina same
nemSke monarhiste, ki so il vsak-
cas- pripravlieni pomagati V ME
nih visokoleteGih in saniavih ma
kanah.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-06
SOKOLOM IN SOKOLSKIM PRI
JATELJEM v NAZNANJE.

Jugoslovenski Sokolski Savez '
Liubljani ie izdal stiri serije kras
nih umetniSkih razglednic. PoslaI
nam je Cd vsake seriie emo IN ci.
lzaski roiaki. ki Sc zanimaio "a So
kolsl1o misel, iih lahko ogledaJo '
naSem uredniStvu.
Krasne razglednice razprodaJa
Savez po pet centov komad, dval-
set centov torei "a zbirko stirih u
metniSkih sokolskih razglednic. =
Kdor bi zelel imeti to zbirko. ki je
bila izdana V spomin vsesolskege
zleta. l1i Sc bo vrSil augusta meseca
v Ljubliani. 10 lahko naroci potom
mas. K naroGilu mai doda nekaj "a
.postnino. Lahko 81 jih pa tudi ma
roeite direktno IL Liubliane. Ma
SLOW ie: Jugoslovensh Sokolski
Savez. Narodni dom, Liubliana,
Jugoslaviia- Denar ie treba prilo-
ziti naroeilu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-06-06
SGlatglaS0Val nVGtiO armada
Ameriska voiska mai steie
$4,000 moz.

Senat ie dne 2. junija zavrnil hi
Sno predlogo, XII gre "a tenn, da b
mai bila voiska zmanjSana, in da
bi bill narodni dezefni obramhni
nacrt enak predvoinemu.
Senat ie 49 proti q glasovom
sprejel priporoeilo "a voisko ali
armada, XII mai steie $4,000 vno.
vaeenih moz, potem, ko ie senator
Wadsworth kot nacelnik odse1a
"a vojaske zadeve opozoril svoj'
tovariSe, da predstavlia ia odrpd-
ba ali predloga nainizje stevilo, X
je potrebno "a varnost V marc In
obrambi.
Stevilo, ki Sc zani poteguje Sc
natova veeina ie "a $4,000 vecjo
cd omega, XII ga priporoca, oziroma
zahteva hiSa ali "a 1900 manls'
cd tistega, XII 81 ga zeli vojni dc.
partment. Sedanja dopustna VOL
ma moe znasa 10000 MOI, ali Y
resnici ie naSa armada mocna sa
mo $4,000 moz, torei okoli 1000
moz slabeisa cd tiste, "a katero j(
glasoval senat.
Sedai ne preostaia mic druge.
ga, da 81 ODE hisi izboiujeta svoit
difference ma konferenci. Ali kel
podpira administrators senat, j
skoro gotovo, da bo obveljala Sc
natova odlocba.