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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

rThe Seattle promoters arc bringing
! In plenty Of new faces for Sc
attic ring fans and most Of them
have been making good. seeman
made a nice showing in hts bout
with Krzche and lived up 20 all the
classy advance notices given him.
Then Marcus gave the boys and
girls run for their dough In his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

is'a0 worlds champion but he h the
one fellow that has been fighting
for long time In these parts who
never fails 10 put up "a right Not a
single crcampulf follower OF the
ring sport can ever accuse Davis
II no, fighting.
It's certainly tough one 10 fig
urc out the workings Of a fisht fans
noodle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
LANGLIE STEPS
TO NET FINALS

Capt Art fanEilc stepped up into
tho finals Of the University Of Wash
ington tennis tournament when he
defeated Chef Vincent In hard
fought match yesterday. rs. 1914.
6-i.
Armand Marion and Bob Hcsketh
will fight II out In the other semi
finals contest some time this week.
Langlie. Vincent. Marion and Hes
keith. the four semi.finalists. will
make up the varsity team this year.
They are all former local high school
performers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
SCHELLENBACk is
HURLING SWEET BALL

Frank Schellenback continues 70
hurl wonderful ball for Vernon. The
great right hander of the Tigers has
fully recovered from the operation on
his pitching elbow that kept him out
of the game last year. He is pitching
the spithall with all his old.time eff
fectiveness and he will give any club
in the league a battle when he's
right
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
TWO EVENTS
FOR AMERICAN LAKE

Two high class water meets will
be held at Garrison's American lake
this season. The state outdoor cham.
pionships viii be decided there late in
July, while the Pacific Northwest
amateur marathon swim, a now
event In swim circles in this section.
will take place In August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
WRIGHT PABhINS
LOST To CREW

Wright Parkins. No. : on tho Uni.
versity Of Washington crow that de-
feated tho Golden Bears ~ caiifor-
MIA. win probably be lost 20 the var
Niy " the oarHmen arc sent 20
Poughkecpsie. Parkirs has COM
pleted his scholastic work NJ the
university. and according 20 ruling
Of tho poughkecpsic board Of stew
ards. he would be ineligible TO com.
pete In the national classic IN June.
Parkins rowed No. 4 In tho varsity
shell last year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Ralph miller Is performing In good
style hehind the plate for West 4
Wheeler and Is proving that his selec-
ton as Ail-Star catcher for the league
last year while he caught for the Three
mcnL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
ANN MAYHALL
is MARRIED

Ann Mayhall. ono Of the leading
woman swimmers on the Pacific
coast, WIS married TO Carl Fix In
Walla Walla on April II. IL was
learned here today. Mrs. Fix turned
professional last year, after she had
net an onviable record as an amateur
swimmer. Sho IL now instructor at
q natatorium in Wulla Wala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
FIELD DAY FOR
SEATTLE CItB

The Star Is planning big field day
for the Seattle club when the team
gets home. which will include all OF
the usual stunts. Fungo hitting, cir
cling the bases. accurate throwing
and long distance pegging and some
match races will. be on the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
Thru the Ropes

The Doc Bereot-IIeu Tracey 10
round scrap booked for Vancouver.
II. q. for the near future has been
called off and stanley Mcbride and
George Soiifs viii box 10 rounds
there May instead.
George Burns and Dods Bcrco, will
box ak rounds N Everett next Wednes-
day AZ the Armory. Burns. who knock
ed out Pat Williams In Vancouver tho
other night. Will BE- one Of the strong
eat fellows that Befcot has met yet and
ne may give the Monroe logger quite an
entertaining evening.
Jimmy Marcus and Eddie Roberts will
boz six rounds IN Tacoma Thursdny
night az the clyde Rink where a new
promoter IL starting up In business. run
ming competition 20 George shanklln Of
the Eagles John Pope - the new pro
moter.
Thr fans arc starting to ask for
another Joe German and bud Kid
ley match and these two sterling
fentherweights mny he brought to-
gether In the squared circle agaln.
when jock Malone knocked out Mike
O'Dowd recently In ~. Paul the former
rniddiswslgbt champion OF tho world
realized that he was thru. He has laid
asids the leather nittens for good.
Philadelphia planning a big outdoor
ring season this summer and expects to
feature Lew Tender In several bouts.
Frankie Tucker, tn. lightweight
who used TO Dor considerably around
seattle. Is now fighting in the South
and Is haiIing from Hot Springs.
Ark.
Billy shade ii. evidently thru. The
California HIGHT heavyweight lost again
receatIy In california to KacehorBe Rob
erfs in four rounds In Oakland and Bert
coiima whaiod this dayiights out Of him
In Vernon.
somebody spilled yarn In Seattle
that Jimmy Marcus was fighting for the
first time IN siy months when he boxed
Travle Davis last week But n clipping
from California says he lost bout In
Stockton TO Gene Cline Just before com
Ing North.
"Dnndy" Dick Griffcn, crack Texas
bautamwelght. who has been fighting
With great success around California, n
headed for the Northwest.
Pinly Mitchell and Harvey Thorpe
are 10 box In shelby. Mont. soon.
Johnny KiIbare viii be ro-inetated by
the New York boxing commission IN he
,gIl agree 20 tight Johnny Dundee un-
der percentage agreement
PHILADELPHIA. - Rocky Kansas
ftgffaio lightweight outpolnted AioA
fart. f,otain, ohio, rs All clght-pouhd
bout. Kansas took four rounds. Hnu
teso aud two were Gown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

DANDY Dick Griffen, crack Texas
baptamwelght. who hss been fighting
with great succefa around California, II
headed for the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
Ocean Cruiser
Race Approved

PORTLAND. May L. Ronald
sherman. commodore OF tho Port.
land Moiorboat club, returned
here yesterday from Seattle and
expressed confidence that tho
lons.distance cruiser race between
the Straits Of Juan dc F'uca and
Portland viii be held during the
Rose Fcstlval week -Four hun.
dred dollars In prizes have al.
ready been offered for the pro.
posed race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
Star Chatter

1911 stitts, craekpltehsr Of tho
Washington park team lhst year. has
decided TO stick with this outfit and
he viii hurl for The park boys
again. His decision will make the
Washington outfit one Of the strong
sst In the league.
tract and will have 20 release Two men
before Sunday.
Al new contracts for this weeks
games are due at The Star not later
than Wednesday. Absolutely no new
man can be flied after ,. m. tomor-
row.
The Three Brothers Dye Works
have one Of the strongnst pitch
ing staffs In the league In Fred
Abel and Winnie Caller.
Eugene 8AncA turned IN one Of the
best pitching performances that The
Star league has ever had when he held
the strong Fremont Cyclones 10 one hit
IN their aix-lnniuE game Sunday. AnncH
Is pitching FOR Jogis's French Dry
Cleaners.
by Hobbs. manager Of the Tailored
Ready outfit should inform the sport
lng editor OF The star AZ TO whether or
not his club plans 20 finish tho season.
This TaiiorH failed 10 show up for their
game with Washington park Sunday.
Henry kono crnek Franklin aff-
Ieie. Is playing third base for the
AsnhI Cubs and will strengthen the
infieid.
Ralph miller Is performing In good
style behind the plate for West 4
Wheeler and Is proving that his selec-
ton as Aii-Star catcher for the league
last year while he caught for the Three
Brothers Dye Works was good 3udg-
ment-
New unplres will be needed for The
STAR league finals this year as Eddie
whitesides is in Butte and Joe kokash
viii offieiste in tho Northwest league
around BeiiinghAm.
Ely siirerstone. the young Y. NJ.
III. A. star. Is ono OF the youngest
players In the league. being but Is
/ year. Of age
when Yves; & Wheeler wailoped Fa-
hey Brockman Sunday they beat Char
| ley Hardin and Walter Mitchell. former
battery Of the Real Estate club.
Several Of the Fremont Cyclones are
members OF the Lincoln high school
team. Bush, Human. Mccutchin. and
Macdonald playing for the prep club.
Ralph Lowry Is playing sterling
game at shortstop for the Three Broth
ers Dye Works and will make a strong
bid for the Aii-star team this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
TRACK STAR is
FORCED TO BED

SALEM, May arthur Bonney.
sophomore track star at willamette
university here. Is confined to his
quarters here. suffering from over.
exertion and exhaustion. He won
three events in track meet held
last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Jimmy Marcus and Eddie Roberts will
box six rounds In Tacoma Thursday
night ~ the clyde Rink where new
promoter IL starting up In business. run
the Engiea John Pope u the new pro-
mOter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
WOMEN'S GOLF
PLAY STARTED

BERKELEY. Cal, May 1.-The
Northern California women's golf
championship tourney opened ut the
Berkeley Country club this morn.
ing. There IL n small entry llst.
many OF tho sections Lending WON.
en- golfers being absent from the
lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
TRACK MEET
AT CHEHALIS

CHEHALIS. May Lewis coun.
ty high schools win meet in track
meet here Saturday afternoon. The
contestants will be classified accord.
ing 10 weight, 1t has been decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS
ARE DUE SOON

The first swim competition of the
season here viii be the annual city
indoor championships. some time
this month. This meet, 1t is an.
nounced, win be competition be.
tween individuals, and not clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
'aters
Ee Money

b. May IL Cen
a saving n
= a result OF he
is OF Morris q
y. president II
rany. declara
today.
pee TO IL that
.o,oo0 annually
volumes Il
ivided betwaa
fucers. WHITE
department. a
n the Legally
which openel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

by Hobbs. manager OF the Tailored
Ready outfit should inform the sport
Ing editor Of The star AZ 10 whether or
not his club plans 20 finish tho season.
This TailorE failed to show up for their
game with Washington park Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

George Burns and Dods Bcrco, will
box six rounds IN Everett NEXT Wednes-
day AZ the Arrnory Burns. who knock
ed out Pat Williams In Vancouver tho
other night. viii BE- one OF the strong
est fellows that Bercot has met yet and
ne may give the Monroe logger quite an
entertaining evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

New urnplres will be needed for The
STAR league finals this year as Eddie
whiteaides is in Butte and Joe kokasn
Will ofdeisie in tho Northwest league
around Beiiingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
| RATIO
P AGAIN
n1ent Show
|e in Gold

y 100000 in a
|.o0ooa In accea
|opcn market Al
Fied states sccu
ey "a decliae
~ liabilities a.
~ 90 IN fedea
uon. arr Shor
~ hoard ; weshr
Statement iSSv
RcSs on April Is
cs Increased h
eryc ratio shcs,
from 7S5 "a n
ounted hills Va
n and New y~
the total rcear
pa United Sts.s
~ rcnreSenu
certificates Al
how practicaay
bury oeriincnies
total ineras,
y OF si.sOaaM
the Set,lenen,
hly for the Ia
ryes or sis1A.
shown by u
b hanks. Smaltr
IS si.7oo.0oo 4.
ouis and nall.s
Decrease Ia IA
amounting
for the Nina
i reports ad>
nd PhiladelpAh
oo, while sraaa
si5.Toe. coo arc
maining hanks
secured by rT
Decreased duaax
poe 900 10 uls
held on Apra
= per cent. ven
States bonk.
. per cent b.
y 600. or ftInr
teS and se.Tsa..
BY treasury cer
ith siSc.sonm
10 and sioese..
before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
hilroad
Program

The grouping
hited States In
opposed by the
commission Is
Is forced upon
thc first step
rershlp. s. G.
f the Chicago
y today before
made whik
nent from w
the road. by
Hall. who Il
of hearings In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Ely silrerstone, the young v. M.
II. A. star. II ono OF the youngest
players In the league. being but Is
year. OF age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York II, Washington 4.
st. Louis Z. Chicago ..
Philadelphia 4, Boston ?.
Cleveland 4. Detroit 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

St Louis I. Pi,tsburR 3.
New York 4. Brooklyn ].
Cincinnati q. Chicago 4.
Boston II, Philadelphia 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Seattle At Portland.
Sacramento at Salt Lake.
Los Angeles AZ san Francisco.
Oakland at vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Blales main failure get started has been his lack Of
control. When he does get in the hole he has to
down the alley with the ball. and he has been pitching too
many base hits.
But Blake has the stuff. He has good fast and
plenty Of stuff, including mean knuck1e ball.
Harry WOyerton has a lot of faith in the Sheriff and
figures him TO get started most any time He has
pitched in something like five games since the start of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Sheriff Hasn't Kicked
Thru With Stuff as Yet
Right-Hander Figured to Be Big Cog in Machine
No Pitching Strength Available; Other Gossip Of
National Pastime
BY LEO H. LASsEN

pom the shoulders Of Fred Blake rests the so
luton Of the Seattle pitching problem.
The highlander obtained from Pitts
burg, has been figured as one Of the regular
deceivers, and so far he hasn't been able 10
get going.
Vean Gregg, Harry Gardner and Elmer
Jacobs all figure to win in this company,
but in the long grind of the Coast league
caacor tbau mead ,,larftr If baiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

1911 Stitts, craekpiieher Of tho
Washington park team last year. has
decided to stick with this outfit and
he viii hur for The park boys
again. His decision will make the
Washington OUTFIT one Of the strong
ct In the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Eugene 8AncA turned in one OF the
best pitching performances that The
star league has ever had when he held
the strong Fremont Cyclones 10 one hit
Ia their six-lnniBg game Sunday Ahnea
IL pitching FOR Lopis's French Dry
Cleaners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
GAMES THIS WEEK

No Eamcr scheduisd. teams travelling,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

The Three Brothers Dye Works
have one Of the strongnrt pitch
ing staffs In the league In Fred
Abel and Winnie Caller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Al new contracts for this weeks
games are due at The Star not later
than Wednesday, Absolutely no new
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

The Pugets have ~ men under con-
tract and will have 20 release TWO men
before Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

The Doc nercot-yeu Tracey 10
round scrap booked for Vancouver.
II. q. for the near future has been
called off and stanley Mcbride and
George soiiis viii box 10 rounds
there May 4 instead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

PHILADELPHIA - Rocky Kansas
ueffalo llghtwolght, outponted AloX
fart. fotain, ohio, lE All clght.Pound
bot,t Ksnsas took four rounds. Hart
two, and two we're Gown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01

Johnny KiIbans Will be ro-instated by
the New York boxing commission II he
sgill agree 20 tight Johnny Dundee UNI
tIsr a percentage agreement
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FRANCOUn ROZSIRUd OKKUPAQ !.
ZABRAII NADRAZf v NECKARAU
A AUTOMOBL LOVOU TOVARNU.
NEMCI STALE SKLADAJf NADEJl v AMERIcKE
SPROSTREDKOVANf

Duesseldorf, g. dubna. - Francouzske vojsko Mann
helmske oblas zabralo Neckarauske zeezniGn nadraz
automobovou druhe reky Neckar Cd Mann
hemu DIE zprayy wdane francouzskeho havniho anu,
mesto Mannheim samotne nebylo okkupovano
Berlin 2 dubna - Sociaisticky casopis Rote Fahne,
zminujci vyrznosti Kruppovych zavodech Essen
minulou sobotu nichz byo zabo Nemc "a pora-
neno prav nekok upynulych ydn zdi dilen zavo-
d1 byy poepeny n6meckymi naconastckymi plakaty De-
pese pokracuje:
Jakmile zvedeli pfichodu francouzsk6ho vojska do
zavodu nekolik nacionaistn ao podnecovat d6nlky
odporu vybize e aby nenechal ami jedn6ho voaka opu
stit zvody zveho Kdyz cenove rady denik ktera
zovala situaci vys konerencn sine oct tvf tvar
zastupu vedenemu rozzurenyni naconay mezi nmiz by
cetni STUDENT, volajc "Pryc Francii!'
Essen, g. dubna. Ones pomerny kid panoval me-
ste sobotnm krveprol Narizeni die nehoz nikdo
sm byti uicich soumraku byo pfisn1 dodrzovano
vojaci rozhane kazdy vetsi hloucek Nec odehe cas
m6sta napaden by eden belgicky voak eden rancouz
sky tez den ancouzsky tany policista avsak zadny
mich neutrpe vazneho zraneni
Jsou ukazky re Zaroven volanm po skonceni krve-
pro Poruri Nemecko chysta podnknou move mirove
manevry opajici theor Begie nabazila jz ve
llohy invas moha by odoucit cd France kdyby
se il vyso vstfic uspokojvy mi navrhy
Ufedni Berlin nemecky lid nevzda Sc vsak nadeje.
ze Spojene Saty neb Velka Britanie zakro6 uhzske
|spers.
mod vcera ably vedlo nabdnuti sprosfedkovani
|strany Spojenych Statd.
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APPEL v ZAJMU SVAZU NARODU.
LORD CECIL PROSL OWL SyOu
PRVNf AMERICKOU REC
PRAVf, zE NEJAKY DRUH SDRUzENf NARODU
JEST TOU JEDINOU NADEU SVETA.

New York, 2 dubna.-Strach podezreni, diva demon il
mz by svet posedy" kteri mohou byti vypuzeni edn6
nejakou formou sdruzenl narodG ou silly ktere s mezi
Franc Nemeckem urovnani otazky vaecnych nahrad,
zrovna ako so ceste urovnani kazde mezinarodn oaz
KY lord Robert Cecil prosluy aposto Svazu Narod pro-
hlasl fec pred Foreign Policy Association dnes
Mluve prvnmu americkemu shromazdeni, lord Cecil
enz pfel do Amerky ucelem usporadani fady pfedn
SEX zaJmu Svazu prav jest prvnm mist6 od
vrati mysle sveta cd nasli ako edn6ho prostredku.
"Uvazujte otazce vaecnych nahrad", prav Go jest
to- eni tn otazku tax nesnadnou rozreenf? Jest
ackoli Francouz jsou dychv ably N6mc zapat, zarove
boji ze Nemc jakme by poavi dostatecne nohy
tax aby moh pat, zaroven stall by op6ne nebezpecim
France
"Nemyslete ST. dtocim vdli tomu Nkdo
enz ce histor ecnto dvou zem eba jenom povrchne
fekne ze obavy Francie jsou bezpodstane konecn6
bavyNemecka Jest douha historic outo oazkou valec
nych nahrad pfitomneho dne. mamei pfnest nsjakou
odpomoc tomuto stavu vec prvni musime ucnit JEST
tsti meznarodni strach podezreni.
"My musme dostati noveho ducha mezi narody sv9ta
My musime odvra ejch myse Cd nasi jako edineho
sfedku My musime je uc ze presvedcovan vefejne mi
n6ni jsou daleko mocnejs nezli fyscke donuceni"
Lord Cecil varova sve posuchace, re prfsi vaka pr
dei bude daleko sasnejs nasedkem novych vedeckych
obevi, nez valka svetova pravil re nen to nijak f
nemoznos re americka m6sa mohla by byh zcenarR je
ich obyvatelstvo zahuheno letci keff by
DospE sme ku krisi sv6tove hstor narodove must
ucti nebo zahynouti'
Nedavne washingtonske dohodnuti omezeni zbrojen
mofich jest sprvnim krokem tom smerr enz mdze
chran pomnou civsac ably neSa touze cestou jako sly
civlisace Egypa Recka Rfma pravl dodal ze ty
hroznGjsi zbrane vzducholod ponory pozemn vojsko
nevzahuje washingtonske dohodnut.
Lord Cecil zdiraznova1. ze zachovan mru sveta da
docilit edne meznarodnim dorozumenim ze pfitomnj
NarodI jest krokem pravem sm6ru Ackol nanejvy
Sc zadoucno 1castenstv Ameriky Evropa zapoca
draze bude pokracovati bez nj, pravi lord Cecil.
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NOVA RUMUNSKA USTA.
VA.

Bukurest', 81. brezna. KrM
Ferdinand dal vcera formalni
sankci move konstituci, jez
pied nedavnem pfijata byla O.
bema domy>parlamentu a jez
nyni stava Sc zakonem. Nova
konstituce zarucuje vsem Ru-
munum bez rozdilu narodnosti
a viry stejna prava a svobody.
Nejhlavn6jsimi odstavci move
no zakladniho zakona jsou
nacionalisace spodni pddy a Wy
vlastnxnf lesn "a 6celem zffze
nj obecnich lesd. Odstavce Ista
Wy, tykajfci Sc zidovsk& otazky
uznany byly uspokojivymi Sc
strany zidovskych zastupcd v
parlamentu.
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MAbARSKY UTOK MA SPO.
JENECKE DoSTOJNfKY.

Budapest, 81. brezna. Spoje
necka vojenska misse byla vce
n kamsnov&nA ohyya yatelstyem
v Keeskeme, SO mil jizne cd
Budapest, kdyz patrala tam
po ukrytych zbranich. Veliky
zastup lidu zaujal tax hrozive
stanovisko, ze kapitan Campo
ma, italsky velitel spojenecke-
no odd9lenf, slibil zastaveni
patrani, kdyz missi bude do
voleno svobodn6 odejiti. To by
10 dovoleno, avsak automobily
odjizdejicich cleni misse Easy
pany byly kamenim.
Pc pfichodu do Budapest
spojenecti distojnfci podali
stfznost u ministerskeho pred
sedy hrabete Bethlena, jenz
slibil, ze zavede vysetfovani a
zjedna missi zadostiucineni.
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DEMOKRAT MAYOREM
DETROITU.
PTi vGerejsi volbs uzivanO me-
libx "p1chnoucich zbrani."

Detroit, 2. dubna. ,Ackoli
dnes veeer jenom porizne zpra
w obdrzeny z volebnich osu-
di, jest jisto, ze dfivejsl kon-
gresnik Frank E. Doremus, de
mokrat, byl zvolen mayorem
Detroitu, zviteziv mad DR.. ia
mes w. Inchesem, byvalym po-
licejnfm komisafem, V dnes-
Mich volbach, jez konany die
noveho systemu, bez oznaceni
politickych stran ma hlasova-
cich listcich. Vysledky dosud
oznamene davajf Doremusovi
v6tsinu a proti /.
Zeny volicky, jez vetsinou
praly Inchesovi, projevily vel
kou 1cast We volbach a ne
kterych distriktech vrhly vice
hlasd nez muzi. Zajem v may
orsk@ volbe byl dplne zastfnen
vasnivym z&pasem vedenym
zvoleni tax zvane ''velke
ctyrky soudci". municipalnfhe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-03
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