davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

kUPTE, kdyz .jiny must
prodat. - Ddm O 5ti sy9tni-
cfch S koupelnou, garaz, dlaz
ba. ma ulici, blize Garfield
Boulevardu. Vezme sc lot co
prvnf splatka. Cena $4,000. -
V Union Heights novy dun o
6ti pokojich, da Sc pod cenu.
Pfijd'te Sc podivat, nez sbude
pozde. Cena $4,000. Blizsi sde
Ii Nejedlik a Mikes Realtors,
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way, 1886 - Union 1861 R.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
delikatesni obchod S prode-
jem skolnfch potreb a doutni.
XII, tydni prijem $4O0. Naleza
Sc v elsie 1902 Bridge Ave.
Obchod tento musi byt prodan
k urovnanf spolecniki. Prijd'
te o blizsf ,vysvetleni k Mr..
Zimerman, 1907 Miles Ave.
Ts- 1O-1O
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PRODA Sc pekafsky OBJ
chod, kde Sc zarucene trzi
$4Q0 tydne pri malo hodin .pra
ce, v ned6li zavreno. Obchod
Sc naleza v els. 1920 Madison
Ave-, zadny podobny obchod
" okoli til mil. Cena velmi lev
ma. 1913
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PRODA Sc nutne priciny
cukrovinkovy obchod s kuzel
nou, kde Sc trzi pres $500 ty-
dne, aneb Sc vymeni "a mensi
farmu. Haste Sc po CITE hodi-
ne vecer v elsie 1892 vych.
40. ul. 9-28
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PRIME Sc pradlo, tez ze-
hleni, muscle by Sc privezt a
odvezt. Dobra prace zaruce-
ma. Haste Sc v elsie 4506
Champa Ave. z Broadway.
,.-is 9-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

'PR0DA Sc cukrovinkpvy OBJ
chod prodejem skoliifch po-
treb a, doutnikI, zaruceny ty-
dni pfijem $4op. Je pfi nem
pekny hyt a naleza Sc proti
velke skole. Blizsi sdeli Mr..
Zimmerman, 146o5 Kinsanan
Rd. mezi IL a 1. hod. odpole-
dne. 10
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IENA1ECH
- r O A-N.s~s
Nspsal Karel M. Pfibramskt.

.zvedl 9 posadil vehle sebe nd
;lavicku.,
- Co jsem TO ucinila? ora
kovala stale jako clovek ne.
schophy .jine myslenky.
80 Ale pax Sc vztycila a vztah-
la ruce proti nemu, jake by
chtela zaklfnat slova, ably ne.
vysla 2 'jeho list.
! - Nemluv, nerfkej, ze mi
odpustfs, neznesv9cuj tu chvili
pravdy III. Ne, lhal bys! Ne
imdzes.
- Mohu, kdyz jsem mluvil $
tvym otcem, pochopil jsem vse
- isl dcerDu, Aby1a isl povinna
zachraniti jej.
5. - Ale to jsi piece ucinil jiz
ty.
-Chtel jsem to ucinit, pra-
vda, ale nepodarilo Sc to. O.
klamal jsem sporitelnu, soud.
porotce, ale piece tu 'byl muz
prcziravejsi nez tito vsichni,
muz, jenz .znal lidi a svet a
jenz uhodl pravdu.
A to byl? taza1a Sc vse-
cka Sc trosouc.
- Dublin!
Nevolovi Sc zdalp, ze: tato
slova m6la ma Anicku ucinek
jeste hroznejsi, nez odhaleni o
vine jejfho otce. Jeji tvar by
la ma okamzik seSklebena ja-
ko priserna maska, pax vypuk
la znenadani v divny, fezavy
smich.
- Proto take byl pfesv6d-
cen o te nevine! Proto! Pro-
to! A. pres to sc uchazel o
mou ruku.
- Prave prcto, nebot' tim
teprve byl mu vydan tvuj otec
ma milost nemilost.
Chvili mlcela hledela ztr-
mule pred sebe, jake by il bylo
tfeba casu, aby 81 uvedomila a
prohledla cele toto predivo Iii,
spatnosti a nasili. Ale nahle
vstala.
Pojd'!
KAN? tazal sc prekvape.
ne.
Kamkoli! Kan budes s.
pratt. Jen odtud. Nema jill
otce, nemam jiz muze, man
jen tebe!
Chopil sc jejich rukou, tisk
a libal je, libal, .libal.
- Pojd'me! nalehala.
Hladil jeji ruce a pfivinu
il k sobe.
- HE'D, Amcko, pravil, by
10 by mi nyni velmi snadno ri
ci: Ano, pojd'me. Ale man
te pills rad, abych vyuzil TIVE
no rozcileni a poboufeni k'
kroku, kterehos ibys snad Ito
vala. Zijes nyni v bohatstvi
nadhefe
- Nechci il, nechci niceho'
Cd Mich! zvolala, jedinym ra
ZEN pfetrhla ma 'siji tenky fe
tick nahrdelniku, odhodil.
jej daleko do travy a strhava
la sc sebe Sat :.
Sevfel jeji ruce " zapesti.
- Verim ii, ale povaz, jail
jsme, nemohli bychom dlouh
vystacit, re muslin odtud, jes
zfejmo, prijmd .jinych nemam
me lspory jsou tn ulozeny ia
ko kauce. Musili bychom 8
obratit na tveho otce
- Radeji zen1fit! zvolala.
Smyslim prave tax. Pre-
to musime vec rlvazit, muslin
81 pov4det, CO poGneme.
- Ale co? Co? tazala $
bezradne.
- Musis tn jest6 zustat.
Mezi 'temito lidmi? NJ
mchu.
- P0vaZ, Amcko, mezi j;
kymi lidmi jsam ztravil dive |,
ia, ne ze bych to vycitai !.
Sklonila ,5hlavu a mlcela. !.
SkioHila 'hlavu a nllcela.
- OStatn6 doufam. zes
~
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dlm o 5ti svetnicich koupel
nou ma kazd6m poschodi, bu-
de brzy k nastehovani, mala
cast hotove a ostatni ma mesic
nj splatky. Je to dobry invest
ment, ktery Sc sam sebou "a
plati. Haste sc v elsie 1868
Harrington Ave-, aneb v els.
12414 Farringdon v Corlett,
druha ulice cd Union kary.
ia q 9-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod $ prodejem skolnich
potreb v elsie 6228 Broad
way, tydni zaruceny prijem
pres $3.50. Da sc LEVINE. Blizsi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
Miles Ave. 9-29
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ihadky, jenz Osvobozuje svou
Fzdkletou ;princeznu. A jakmi-
lie budu to zaridit nam do
Emacnoct sebe skrovnejSi, zav0-
lam te a ty -. /
Prijdu, ne, priletin k to-
be! zvolala a vrhla sc mu v ma
lruci.
Privinul il k sobe a libaf je-
III vlas, cello, oci i usta.
-, Ucinim vse, ably Sc to sta
10 co pejdrfve.
- Jak Ibudu st'astna! zvo-
lala. Jenom odtud, odtud. -
Nechci jiz videt
| Ale 'nedopoved6la, jeji po-
hled, jenz jakoby chtel pre-
hlednout vse< kolem sebe, ma
|hle ztrnul, jeji usta zdstala po-
otevfena, 'rty Sc chvely, marne
Sc snazfce promluvit, jeji OBJ
licej Sc pokryl smrtelnou ble-
dosti, tvar jeji nahle jevila me-
smirne zd6seni. Nevola mimo-
volne sc obratil a take sebou
TRIAL polekane. We stromora-
di asi padesat krokI cd Mich
|stal Dubn.> !
Mlady muz ustoupil We SVEN
leknuti cd Anieky, v tom Sc
zablesklo! COST v ruce tovarni-
kove, zaznela strelria rama, -
mlada zena Sc ponekud obrati.
la, jako by il bylo otoceno, sa-
hla obema rukama do vzduchu
a klesla pisek aleje. Nevola
Sc vrhl k nj. Oci fnlade zeny
byly zavreny, leve strany pr
sou vytekal proud kfwe, tma-
FEEL jeji billy Sat a rozleval Sc
po mem, tvore obrovskou zhave
cervenou skvrnu stale Sc sifici.
- Anicko! zalpel Nevola,
Antiko, slysis mne?
Ale oci mlade zeny sc ne
otcvrely, z jejich lst nevyslo
an; slivko.
- ZaIbil j! Zabil! zvolal
zoufale, vyskocil a obratil Sc.
iDubin stal dosud ma SVEN mi.
ste nepohmute jako socha. No
va rama zaznela, Nevola sly
|sel, jak mu zasycela strela ko.
lem hlavy, vynal rychle svou
zbran, a skoro ami nemife, Wy.
palil ma vraha Aniccina.
Zaznely tem6r soucasne dive
rany, pred Nevolovy oci jako
by Sc spoust6l krvave rudy "a,
vol, sotva, re jim jest6 zahled,
nul,, pax padl Dublin Ma cestl
mezi stromy.
- Dobfe, dobre! septal $
vlastne ami neveda, Gem mlu
vi a stall nehybne jako oma
men.
4 Ale pax slysel nahle pokril
a zmatene hlasy, zmh6jci o,
Zamku. Neveda ami, CO cini
ami proc to cini, nahle Sc da
ma dtek, prchal nev6da kan
az Sc octl u mTizoveho plotu
bezel podle n6ho, pax sc ma
HE chopil zelezne tyce, vysvih
J, ,se ma nj, preskocil plot a padi
dale.
I, Ale po nekolika okamzicicl
, silly iej opoustely, zvolnova
'|svuj beh, nahle Sc smekl
upadl do mlazi lesa. Nepo
!, kousel Sc jiz vstat. Nehyba
i1se jiz a naslouchal. Bylo t
: jako by vsecko jeho smysly p
zbyiy vnimavosti a ipfenesly j
ma sluch, jako by-nemel jineh'
: prostfedku poznav&1ii. A pfc
2 zee s 'pocatku neslysel mic ne
hukot, jako sum divokeho va
3 dopadu.
Teprve po chvili 81 uvede
mil, re tomto domneiemu poe
: tn neodpovida zadny skutecn
zvuk We vnejsfm sv6t6, a sns
: zil Sc zachytit, co Sc dele kt
: lem.
Ale neslysel niceho, pranict
ho,. kolem n9ho Sc rozkladal
4 hluboke !, maj esta atni tieho les
u slavnes jako v v'chramu nebo. n
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PRODA Sc Sfarna aneb Sc
vymeni "a mestsky majetek.
Blizsi sd6li F. J. Mika, Char
don, O.. 1912
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: PRODA Sc Ford Roadster
kara "a $185.00, Cord Tires,
1922 model v dobrem pofad-
ku. Haste sc v elsie 1929
Miles Ave. 9-27
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l. Byvalj starosta vinohrad.
ESEy Al 'Bures nftev. v nedeli
%. srpna o 5. hodin9 ranni ze-
|mfel m Kral. Vinohradech pc
[tezk6n sitrpeni Te veku IS let
|byvalt tannf starosta Alois
Rures, stavitel.. Sc jmenem ze
[snulehc Jest spojen rozkvet
KraI. VinOhradd po STRANGE kul
turnf i hospodafs'ke. Jeho e.
nergii vdxci Kral. Vinohrady
"a rozvoj skolstvf. obecneho
stfednfAp q zfizenf m6stsk6ho
divadla, jeho dilem byla vi
nohradSlya zaiozna, ktera Sc
stala "a Buresovi cry neipfed-
nejsfm peneznim tistavem to-
ho dr,lhu. Starosta Bures byl
nejpophl hlfrnsjsf osobou vino
hradslsk sUbce, a pro svou po-
ctivost 'l1yl vseobecne cten a
vazen. Byi zaIhy zvolen do spra
IVY 0bce. v'nfz stal Sc "a nedlou
he nam9stskem starosty a ko-
EneCne sstarostOu. Ma n9l1O bu-
-dou obtane winohradkti vzdy
Evzpominati.
- skdo 4avinil dpadek ruzo-
uihsrslks 'sLudovs banky 7" -
Jeden Z aakcionarl insolvent.
Inf Hlink6vy uzombersrke ban
ky, Martinez, vydal brozuru,
v niz poulFazuje ma nektere pri
/ Fciny dpadku banky. Podle bro
Jury ite je 'Hlinka dluzen Lu-
dove bance asi 2 mil. 'Kc., mi
mo to ruci "a dalsi 3 mil. Kc
ljako zirant insolventnich slo-
Fvenskych stTan, tudiz lhrnem
rs millionn Kc. Ia Hlinkova
Fhospodafeni ztratila banka ma
81 mil. Kt. Hlinka povolil vel
ke liv6ry ma RUNE obchody
bez v9domf spravnf rady, z
|Ivlastni sinciativy, iHlinka hra.
ma burse bez v6domf spravni
rady, q tel 5 pencil bankovni
mi, phi scemz nerespektoval u
sneseni spr&vni rady. Mimo to
cht9l oklan1at statni pokladnu
!! o velk& niliony znamou svou
| transakc s uherskymi renta-
| mi. Hlinka obcliodoval S buda
pestslt ymi zivly, pasoval 2 Ma
ld'arska 'rGiity "a pomoci ostri-
fhomsk&ho primase = arcibi-
lskupa Csernocha, jednoho
lhlavni nepfatel naseho statu
a protektora mad'arskych ire.
dentistI.
Lud'sci vrazdi 'stoupence j.
nych politickych stran. 2 Bra
tislavy. v Bystrici " okresu
bratislavskem) doslo 8. zari
vecer v mistnim hostinci ke
spofu privfzencd strany soei'
aln9 deriokraticke a lidove
Rychtar dal hostinec vykliditi
ale spor byl prenesen ma uli'
ci. Podrychtaf Ludvik -Belo
vic, .prisluanik strany socialne
demokraticke dostal Sc do spo
ru Janem Fabiankem, pfi
slusnikem strany ludove ma je
Eho dvore. Ma zavolani Fabian
[kovo "Bdlovic je zabit" pfi
b9hl lid ma jeho dvdr, kde
|spatfil B9lUvice lezet ma zem
raneneho bukovym polenem
jichz lezela ma dvore hroma'
da. B3lovic nenabyl jiz vedom
a dnes rano vlSest hodin ze
mfel. Fabianek byl zatcen .
dodan k statnimu zastupitel
Istvi.
| -Nest'astny veshicky tofea
dor. - v obci Molu v Bacce
chtel tselsky mladik MATHS
lIvan predvesti spanelsky boj
|byky. A talk pozval celos
obec, aby sc pfisla ma jeho "a
pas podivat. KdyE Sc sesli YES
lni6ane, vyvedl re stale silneh,
Ilbyka q zatal no drazdit Ger
venou pokryvkou a vidlemi
ERozzureny byk Sc vrhl-na neh'
ia prvnjm nab9hem napichl h.
1
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PRODA Sc ddm ma zap. So.
ul. blize Clark Ave., hodi Sc
pro tri rodiny. Lot tje 81 pri
127 str. Cena $500. Haste
Sc u v. V. Pojman, 1929 zap.
"A. ul. 9-29
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NASLEDKEM ODJEZDU
do Evropy proda Sc nabytek
re ctyr pokojG mimo jineho,
|pekny trikusovy parlor set,
8-kusovy American walnut
dining room set, knihovni
still, lampy, karpety a rdzne
jine, vse velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc v elsie 1882 E. 83 st. z
Euclid Ave, dvere cislo 8.
Pfijd'te po ste hodine vecer.
~ 9-27
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PRODA I Sc kulaty still,
buffet, postele, .kamna, podu-
sky, polstare a lednice. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 3454 vych. 102
ul. 9-27
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,myslenky lpfealoaacovaly S jed
noho pfeddnetu ma druh5 "a,
bill jsem clov9ka +. A pfece
necitfm nijake vycitky TO ja
zv!astni -. Ovsen, bylo to v
obran9, v sebeobran9 stfe-
Jill pc mne aspa'k - branil
jsem il. =. Ale pfece 'padl mou
rukou. =. ze mne nepronaslel
.duji, nehledaji y. Jiste jsou
mi v patach 49,.
Ale nehnul sebou, ami no me-
napadlo ut1kat, .mavl -lhostejn6
rukou. "A prece neslouchal
dzkostliNe y. Ale ne
= nehybalo Sc mic, bylo tipln6
bezvetfi, v.korunach stromd Sc
|neozyval ami sebe slabsi selestj
|Znovu zkousel, neuslysi-h, CO
Sc dele v 'parku. Jaky je tam
asi hluk, shon zmatek.
Byl. Jakmile Sc ozvala prv-
nj strelna rama v-parku, vsecko
sluzebnictvo Sc sblhalo a "a
okamzik sc o|bjevil take Setfil.
Bylo to v parku, fikali
n6kteri.
- Ne, odporovali druzi, "a
fparkem, .spfse etfelil hajny pc
necem,v v leEe.
- Tam pfece nenf zvefe.
- Snad nahodou tam neco
zabehlo..
v tom vessel Setfil, jeho tvar
byla smrteane bieda, ma po-
zdrav odpovedel jen roztrzi-
tym kyvnutim hlavy,. slova W.
chazela z jeho lst pfekotne a
Irychle a pfece tezce. >,
- Byl torvystfel?. V parku?
IOdpov6di Ease znely rdzne.
Ale v tom by1o slyset Ease ra-
nu mnohem silnejsi nez drive.
- Ted to- bylo parku! +
;. - Ne, to nebyla jedna ra-
ma, nybrz dv6,- hned "a sebou.
/ Vsichhi Sc hnali ven re dve-
ii Ma schody. Ale tam potkala
je komorna. Jeji tvaf 'byla
znetvofena hrlzou, vyboulene
|oci tekaly pUhledem s jednoho
Ina druheho, k'dyz spatrily Sc
|trila, vytfestily Sc jeste vice, z
(pootevrenych list vchazel zvuk
lpodobny spse st6nani zvirete,
nez hlasu lidskemu a preruSo-
vany tim, jak sotva popadala
dechu.
- Go Sc stale?
Z. - Milostpani! zvolafa kt-
tnecne, ale rlemohla mluviti da-
| lie.
- Milostpani, opakoval Sc
ltril, drze se 'rukou zabradli
4
schodI, co je nj?
- Je zabita, vyrazilo dew
&c, vynakladajic vsecko dsili
ma tato slova, zavravoralo
padalo.
/ Sluhove sc il chopili a odva.
deli stranou.
i Slova komorne Sc dotkla Sc.
tri;a jako straslivy dder do &C.
la. Ackoli sviraly jeho prst,
krecovite zabradli, zapotace
:''se, byl by nejspise upadl
'kdyby nebyli pfiskocili dvs
|sluhove a zachytih klesajiciho
/ Vztycil &c Ease skor0 okamzite
"a chtel jit dale, ale pi.i prvnin
,!kroku opetne zavravoral, slu
] hove drzeli jej pevne a chtel
/ jej vest zp6t. Ale zavrtel hla
lIvou.
j - Ne, ne, chcitam! rekl na
lImahavG.
H Ale v dust stareho Setrila 81
! odrazela\ a\tato udalost zcela il
!. max: nebyla zabita ,jeho dcera
..zabil il on, sam jeji viastni 0
J, tee! Znovu a znovu sc otfasa
!, ''hrIzou. Nepochyboval ami o
i kamzk, ii rulca ,1sn1rtila Anic
J, ku, ale tfebaze smrtfci ranu j
; zasadil Nevola, vinen jeji zho,
bou byl on. Coz nebylo dosta
: tecnou vystrahou, kdyz 1illad.
;iiuz v navalu sveho rozhofce
- q
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PRODA Sc novy dvourodinny
dGm, vSe zavedeno, ulice dlaz-
dena, dvojita garaz, cena mir
ma. Haste sc v els. 1895 W.
chodni 145. ul. z Kinsman Rd.
:?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-27

PRODA Sc Dodge Touring
kara ma 5 osob v 1plnem po-
fadku velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
ipo Ste hodine vecer v elsie
4515 Finn Ave. nahofe. 9-28
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PRODA Sc reznicky OBJ
chod, kde Sc trzi hotove 500
tydne, je pfi mem byt O 8 po-
kojich, hned "a obchodem. Ia
volejte telefonem Garfield
1869, da Sc LEVINE. Blizsi po-
drobnosti sdeli Mr.. Zimmer-
man. 1907 Miles Ave. 1913
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PRIME Sc divka prodavat
" grocernim obchode. Haste
Sc v elsie 5O06 Anson Ave.
Tel. Union 325 W.. 9-29
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PRODA Sc obuvni obchod Sc
vSim zarizenfm nasledkem sla-
beho zdravi majitele. Obchod
Sc naleza v ceskem okoli. Pro-
da Sc "a hotove aneb Sc vyme-
nj "a privatni majetek. Haste
Sc hned u K. Sipana, 5746
Broadway, blize vych. 55. ul.
9-27
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HONlCf PES Sc proda a
klece ma kanary v els. 44O4
Pershing Ave. Haste Sc pc
ste hodine vecer. 9-28
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni tesafi.
Haste Sc u FIR. Slaby, 1870
Coath Ave. v Corlett. 9-28
Evening star., 1923-09-14
.POTH|ER RELEASE
FOUGHT IN COURT
Government Asks Supreme
Bench Ruling in Cronkhite
Staying Case.

The government asked the Supreme
Court today to reverse q decision OF
the first circuit court OF appeals.
which had directed the release of Ro-
land r.. Pothier. who was being held
as q federal prisoner on the charge
Of numbering Maj. Alexander F.
Cronkhite. at Camp Lewis, wash. on
October IS. 1918.
In its petition the government
pointed out that Pothier and Robert
Rosenblueh had been indicted for the
murder of Cronkhite by the federal
district court for western Washing
ton.
Pothler, who had been arrested
upon his confession that he had hred
the shot which killed Maj. Cronkhite.
sought In December. 1922, to obtain
his release on q writ of habeas cor
pus. oontending that the federal gov
ernment did not have jurisdiction
over the military reservation at the
time Maj. Cronkhits was killed.
The United States district court for
Rhode Island. in which state Pothier
was being held, refused to release
him. but the first circuit court OF
appeals reversed the district court,
setting aside It's order for the re-
movai of Pothier to Washington for
trial and ordered his discharge from
custody.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
new BRIDLE PATH
SOON TO Be READY
Will Connect Potomac and Rock
Creek Park Roads When
Completed.

The proposed bride path in the val
ley Of Rook creek, extending from the
path In Potomac Park near the foot
Of New Hampshire avenue to the path
through Rock Creek Park beginning
at the P street bridge, will be COM
pleted in a. few weeks. AS designed.
1t will cross the creek at two points
on bridges yet to be constructed.
Starting at the west end OF Potomac
Park, it will follow a lire on the left
(east) bank of the creek to n point
just above where the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal enters that stream, a short
distance south of the NJ street bridge.
There II will cross a low bridge to
the right, or Georgetown, side OF the
creek and continue close along the
waterside to the p street bridge. At
that point another bridge will be pro-
vided to connect the new path with
the existing brirdle path that extends
to and over the high embankment at
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue, and then into
ROCK Creek Park TO it's northern
boundary near Kalmia street.
The short stretch of road between
the M and the P street bridges is
already finished and ready for use.
II is somewhat heavy In bad weather.
but at other times II offers easy go
ing. The only entrances and exits to
II at present are by the dirt road on
the north side or the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal at 2sth street and by the
dirt road on the west side OF the p
street bridge opposite the Washington
Railroad and Electric Company car
barn. From the latter point il is easy
to get into the older birdie path on
tne otner SIDE OF the creek which
traverses the valley into Rock Creek
Park.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
269 OUTSIDE PUPILS
WOULD ENTER SCHOOL
Applications Reach d. G. officials
From All Parts of Country,
Report Reveals.

Two hundred and sixty-nine pupils
from all sections of the country have
applied for admission to the Dis
tricts junior and senior high schools
through the high school board of ad-
missions, according to figures tabu-
lated today by. George J. Jones, chair
man Of the board and head of the
department of history of the high
schools. The total is expected to
reach 500 when the board finishes it's
work this afternoon at o'clock. .
One hundred and seventy-two of the
applications were filed with the board
yesterday. The remaining ninety
seven were filed up to noon today.
Of the total number OF applicants
thirty-four will be required to take an
entrance examination tomorrow morning
in order to enter the first year Of the
high schools. Sixty -eight will be admit
ted without taking the examination. and
15s wifi be admitted with advanced
standing. .-------
Evening star., 1923-09-14
BOB INQUIRE FOUND
DYING FROM GAS
Taken From Baltimore Rooming
House---Note Found Hints At.
tempted Suicide.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.


BALTIMORE. Nd. September a.
Robert Mcguire OF the Rochester Ho-
tel. Washington, d. c.. was found in
a dying condition IN q rooming house
ct Soa West Lombard street early
this morning, from the effects OF gas.
He is now In the Maryland Hospital
in a serious condition. but 1t Is ex-
pected that he will recover.
The landiady, Mrs. Abe Rothaus.
was attracted to MoGuire's room by
the smell OF gas In the hallway. When
she did not get any reply to rappings
on the door. she summoned a police
man. who broke in the door. Mo-
Guire was found unconscious with
HE head resting on the top OF a gas
stove with the gas turned on. Cracks
In the window saehes had been care
fully stuffed with rags.
On McGuire's person was found q
note which read: Dear Friends
Please pardon anu think kindly Of me.
Il 10 the only way out for me. Since
mother died nothing matters 20 me.
Sincerely, Bob. MCGUIRE.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
D. c. R|FLEMEN WIN
At CAMP PERRY
Take rs Prizes in Contests.
Corp. Crockett Makes Per-
feet Score at 600 Yards.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CAMP PERRY. Ohio, September Ia
The rife team of the District Of
Columbia National Guard finished
high up among the forty national
guard teams participating in the
smali-arms firing school, of which
Col. Senator S. W. Brookhart was di-
rector. Senator Brookhart visited
the District team on the firing line
and wished them all success. The
District men have the tallest flag
pole in camp and are flying the fa-
nous hatchet flag. The pole is also
pressed into service as wireless
aerial for the Dempsey-Firpo fight.
Matches of the National Rife AS
sociation have Just started and the
District of Columbia team has taken
twenty-five prizes. In rapid fire
championship match, Capt Sidney
Morgan, Lieut.. c. S. Shields, Sergts
Henry Robertson, F. B. Kaye and
Alex. Thill, Corp. j. w. Crockett and
Private L It. Needs took places in the
prize list.
Capt Morgan, Lieut.. Shields and
Sergt Kaye also were high up among
soc contestants In the 200 rapid fire
match, winning prizes.
Win I'm Rapid Fire.
Capt, Morgan, Lieut.. Shields, Sergts.
Hentry Robertson, Alex. Thill and F.
b. Kaye and Corp. Crockett are prize
winners among the 500 contestants in
the rapid-fire match at 800 yards
AT long ranges. the Leech cup
match. SOC, 600 and I,000 yards, Sergt.
Alex. Thili secured a place among
the prize winners.
Al mid-range, 500 yards, members
match. against more than a thousand
competitors, prizes went to Capt. H.
H. Leizear, Lieut.. c. S. Shields,
Master Sergt +. F. Bernsdorff. Sergt.
James r. Quade, Corp. j. w. Crockett
Needs.
Private Needs won a medal in the
300-yard rapid-fire match. having a
score of 40 out of a possible so, and
having to shoot off a tie with six
teen others.
Weather Caused Trouble.
All sorts of weather conditions
have made shooting difficult. first
rain. mud and wind, and now cold
weather. In the enlisted mems team
match the men wore two shirts, over
coats and blankets on the firing line.
The District of Columbia team won
tenth place against forty teams en-
tered, with score of 526. only two
points behind the United States Reg
ular Infantry team. The District team
Is composed of First Sergt j. c. Jen-
sen, Tech Sergt. J. Fl. Robertson
SergtS. J. A. Schricker and j. r.
Quade, Corp. j. W. Crockett and Pri-
Morgan, team captain; Lieut.. C. s.
Shields, team coach. Corp. Crockett
made perfect score at 500 yards, de-
spite a high wind and bitter weather.
Jensen, with even more remarkable
shooting with an injured wrist, made
80 out of possible So
At 200 yards shooting off shoulder,
Sergt Schrfcker made a remarkable
score of As out of possible so, being
high national guardsman. The team
defends the Rumbold trophy Satur-
day, representing the regimental
championship of the United States
won last year. High hopes are held,
but the regular services, Marines.
Army and Navy, as well as National
Guard of Massachusetts,, Oregon,
Washington, Texas and California,
are powerful contenders.