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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03

Bishop of Augusta A dozen start
crs are assured in this race and fol-
lowers of track athletics will watch
the outcome Of the match with in
r.rest.
Someone started a rumor that the
first two races on the trotting pro-
gram would be half mile heats and
the Legion and the committee in
charge Of the racing desires that this
be corrected. The 2.1S trot and pace
ard the 2.3O trot and pace will be
mile heats, the best three out of five
and the purses offered by the Legion
of 5000 and $3.50 with no entry fees
or deductions, are on par with
purses offered anywhere in the
State outside of the regular big fair
races. The green horse race. in
which horses will enter who have
never raced before, will be- in l3lf
nile heats. the best three out of five
and the substantial purse OF $50
has been offered tor this event.
Tic competitive drill between COM
parties from Augusta. Lewiston and
Watcrville will bring together the
three crack companies of the 103rd
regiment and all three are desliious
ot adding the 800 prize Offer ed by
the Legion to their company funds
for the 1928 encampment at Comp
Devcns. These companies will be
transported here in army trucks and
will be fed by the cooks OF Company
g. ut the fair grounds.
The Bugle and Drum Corps of the
Lewiston Post Of the American Lee
gion will be present and will play
concert during the day and will also
be in the morning parade. Another
feature will be the big midway which
will contain games of all kinds and
eating and soft drink booths. The
dance, the fireworks in the evening,
the baseball game and boxing and in
fact every feature of the program
will be Of the highest order and a
special force of Legionaires will
assist large detail of police in see
ing that the grounds and the enter
tainment are Kept absolutely clean.
9 A. M.-Parade and floats. Lines
will form on Elm, Park and Pleasant
streets, and headed by Waterville
Military band and Third Battalion,
1O3rd infantry, will march up Pleas
ant street to North, to Main to Water
to Gold to Silver to Elm to College
avenue. Review at Monument park.
II A. M.-Athletic games. Ten
mile road race, 100-yard dash, 800
yard dash, races for boys and girls
and women and for Legion members.
1 p. M.-Horse race, 2.18 class;
2.5O class and green horse race.
1.sO p. M.-Baseball, North Vassal-
boro vs. Oakland.
p. M.-Sonpetitive drill between
companies of the 103rd Infantry.
p. M.-Address by Congressman
John A. Nelson. Formal retreat by
Third Battalion, 103rd Infantry.
p. M.-Boxing, Eddie Polo of
waterville vs. Jimmy Manning of
Boston, double six. Young Harry
Wills Of Bangor VS.. X. o. Laliberte,
six rounds.
.pudagee Butler of Waterville vs.
Cocky Dubuc of Lewiston, six rounds.
(Fight in Armory If rainy
Other Attractions
Dancing afternoon and evening at
the Casino at the Fair grounds.
Music by Provencher's orchestra of
eight pieces.
Fireworks will be displayed In the
evening.
Concert by Drews' Waterville band
afternoon and evening.
Big midway with games and eating
booths.
Cooks Of Company G Will cook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
Doubt Again Holds Whether Shelby Group Swing Bout
|HOUSER SIGNS z
| new PLAYERS FOR
| MILLIONAIRE TEAM

Iimping along the past week Win
n lineup that he knew was NOT q
the best, but due to no fauit Of nls
own owing to last minute defectlons.
Ben Houser of the Millionaires
now smiling and all set for the game
the morning Of the Fourth and the
rest OF the week.
Monday he received definite word
that Finn the speedy second sacker
of New York University VIII arrive
in Augusta today and play with the
team on Wednesday. He has also
heard from Connie Mack, whom ne
appealed to for a backstop and Mack
is sending Larsen, a hard-hftting ana
dependable catcher, who Will also
arrive. here in time for the next
game. These much-needed additions
to the team should hearten fans for
the morning of the Fourth.
Much adverse comment has been
heard on the street as to the failure
to secure the services of Don Bren~-
nan this year. Manager Houser
stated last night that the facts Of the
case are as follows: Brennan was
approached on the question of play
ing with Augusta and was offered
$45 per week, all the management
could afford. Don replied that he
had been offered SIS to play with
Woodland and made no definite
answer to the Augusta offer. Since
that time he has signed up with
woodland and there the matter
stands. Ben says he would be
pleased to have Don on the Million
aires but cannot see how 1t can be
brought about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
MCKINLEY, Bates
RUNNER, ENTERS
10 MILE ROAD RUN
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial 10 henneDec JOurnGl)
Watervillc, July 2.-George N
Bourque post, American Legion of
this city will present one of the best
Fourth of July programs ever staged
in Central Maine on Wednesday and
final plans for the day were perfect
cd at meeting of the Post held last
evening. There will be something do
ing every minute of the day from 8
o'clock on and this program has been
arranged with the greatest care so
that every person would find at least
one item that would attract their in
terest.
The Legion has also exerted every
effort tC. provide facilities for ac-
commodating the crowds that are
expected to attend during the day
and ample provision for feeding
everybody at the grounds has oeen
made. The officials of the w. +. x
o. railway announce that electric
cars will be run during the day OH n
Il minute schedule SO that there
will be little delay in getting the
people to the Park after the morn
ing parade.
mckinley of Bates, New England
champion two miller, has forwarded
his entry for the 10 mile road race,
and he will meet stiff competition in
Paine and Warren of Colby and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
TAxIS Pull FLASHY
STUFF in WIN over
GOODALL TEXTILES

Lewiston. July z-Fiashing on the
field like cluster Of big league stars.
the Star Taxis today defeated the
Goodall Textiles Of Sanford Ga.
While not gaining q strike-out over
Mike Hayden's Sanford crew, Jack
Spratt. former Bates college twirler
held the game well in hand and was
accorded wonderful support. Three
double killings, were made behind
him, checking three Sanford rallies.
Lanky Jordan's splitter bothered the
locals but little. Their nine hits were
all timely. Sanford rallied in the
ninth with two runs, but sharp in
field work halted the attack. .Gau-
dette handled IL chances without an
error and Palmer handled like
number with but one misplay.
Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
Accident Hats
Walker-Padgett Bout

Newark, N. j., July 2--The ~
round bout here tonight between
Mickey Walker of this city, welter-
weight champion of the world, and
Cowboy Padgett Of Dolores, Colo.
came to a sudden end in the 18th
round when both fighters tumbled
out Of the ring into the press box.
Two Of Padgett's ribs were broken
and he was unable to continue.
Padgett had been knocked down
for count OF nine in the 18th round
and was fighting In an effort to re-
gain ground. lie backed Walker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03

dictate that the champion was in the
least perturbed over the frantic eff,
forts to raise the money which his
manager demanded.
Jack was willing to talk, but the
fight or the. 100000 seemed to be
the least of his worries. His con-
versation slid easily into banter and
conjecture on questions utterly, for-
eign to the ring. He seemed to be
Just what Jack Kearns had declared
him" a finished fighter, at the top
of his form, and ready for Glib
bons." -,
The titleholder declared he was
through training and was In per-
feet shape.
Il took q light bit of road work.
this morning" he said. "Tomor-=
row morning plan to take an easy
walk. We won't go to Shelby until
Wednesday morning." :
Down in his heart It Is known
that Dempsey is ready to battle Glib
bons he already has received-$21O,,Ss
000-but he relies implicitly on the
instructions of Kearns and all ques-
tions of finance and Kearns' il the
last word. If kearns tells Dempsey
to break camp tomorrow and leave
town Dempsey win do that very
thing. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
BASEBALL
JULY 3

JULY
vickery & Hills VS.. Professional Men
at Augusta.
Millionaires VS.. Lewiston at Augusta
"a. NJ.
Millionaircs VS.. Lewiston at LAWS
ton (P. MY
Fusileers at Kezar Falls e games),
pending.
Internationals VS.. Oxfords at Rum
ford GA. NJ.
Merchants VS.. Continentals at Rum
ford (P. M.
JULY
Cushnoc VS.. Professional Men at Au-
gusta.
, JULY
Millionaires VS.. Dixf1eld at Augusta.
Twin Town at Livermore Falls.
Vickery & Hills VS.. Clerks at Au-
gusta.
JULY
MilIionaires VS.. Philadelphia Giants
at Augusta.
steep Falls at Kczar Falls.
Continentals VS.. Oxfords at Rumford.
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A-Idttcu III 0ooS - .
Star Taxis .....O % % Ks
sanford ..1100 0 0 0 0 "a
Runs made by Bissonette 2. Will
son, Commerford 2. Spratt. Pinker-
ton, Osgood. Costello. Coady. Two
base hits Commerford. Three base
hits. Wilson, Rowe. Coady. stolen
bases, Commerford, Bissonette. Sac
rifice hits, Palmer. Gaudette, Rowe.
Base on balls by Spratt 3, by Jordan.
Struck out by Jordan Z. Double
plays, Spratt to Gaudette to Bisson-
cite, Palmer to BissOnettc. Time
hour. 40 minutes. Umpire, Breen ana
OBrien.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
ICY Gets His 22d
land Pills Win. 1914

Philadelphia, July 2-Pounding a
trio Of New York pitchers for II hits.
Philadelphia today won the opening
game OF the series 10 to 4.
Cy Williams hit his 22nd home run
q the season in the first inning.
Mitchell, the Phillies' pitcher, was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
Alex to Showers
and Reds Cop SO

Chicago, July 2-Cincinnati came
from behind and after being held tC
two hits for six innings launched two
vicious attacks against Alexander ant
drove him off the mound in the
eighth inning, winning from Chicago
today Q to 8. Score:
Cincinnati 90 0 0 0 4 4 1-9-13-!
Chicago IL 4 0 2 0 1 0 .0-8-10-
Keck. Couch, Harris and Wingo
Sanborn: Alexander, Dumovich and
O'Farrell.
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CuSHNOC SMASHES
GANNETT BASEmEN
WINNING II TO s

The Cushnoc boys walloped the
Gannett aggregation by score Of IL
to Saturday afternoon and the
Gannett team took the winning side
Of their argument with the Vickery
and Hill boys Monday afternoon by
q score of 8 to 4. Both games were
well filled with hits.
The box score for Saturdays
game Is as follows:
CTSHNOC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
| Browns Timely
| Binrles Stop ChisOx

St Louis, Mo-, July 2-Timely hit
ting enabled st. Louis to check Chi
Cages winning streak, winning to-
days game Z to 2. Score:
chicago 30 0 0 0 0 o % 2-2-10-1
IT. Louis 20 2 1 2 0 0 x-7- 80
Leverette, Mack. Lyons and Schalk,
Graham; Shocker and SEVERED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
Ruth Gets His 18th
IN Bombardment of
Yanks Who Win, 1871

New York, July 2-The New Amer
,r.ns hammered three Washington
vltchers at will here today, winning
/, to /. The Yankees knocked out
u hits for so bases, Ruth leading the
charge With O home run, his 18th Of
The season, triple and a double.
PM hit home run and two singles.
Score:
Washton 0 % Of 0 q 0 o. l. S-3
Nav York 4 3 . 0 4 90 0 x-13-19-1
zachery, Friday. Hollingsworth and
ruel Hargrave; Shawkcy and Hof-
mann.
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Hamilton Hurls
Pirates to Win. Al

Pittsburg, July 2-Hamilton was
invincible in the pinches and Pitts
burg easily won from St. Louis to
l today. Timely hitting accounted
for Pittsburgs runs while Marian
ville's error gave the Cardinals their
only run. Score:
st. Louis 20 % 1 0 0 0 o 0-1-7-s
Pittsburg Il 0 0 Q 0 0 0 x-4-9-e
Pfeffer. Stuart and LAinsmith;
Hamilton and Gooch.
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WINS
MS 18th GAME
FOR RED SOx

...,nn. July 2.--Home runs by
Tsrris and George Burns with
~ = mate OH base in each instance
ln.sed the victory of the Red Sox
ma Athletics by a score OF to
NJ NV Ehmke won his 18th game
!. w "a tail.end .Sox and contributed
~ - base hit. Galloway's fielding
- brilliant.
IA arOre.
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also in a smuggling mood. getting two
triples. Score:
New York 0 90 2 0 0 0 II 81
Phila 81 0 1 00 4 0 x-1O-17-1
Scott, Ryan. Jonnard. Blume and
Snyder; Mitchell and Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03

Three base hits, W. Written. Two
base hits, Perham. JAWS. Struck out
Alberson 5, Bowling 4, +. Written B.
Hit by pitched ball Bowling 2. Base
on balls Bowling /, Alberson l. UNI
pire, J. Bowling. Attendance IS.
The summary of the Gannett-
Vickery and Hill game follows:
Gannett ...........O O A 0 5 0 x-9
V. and Fl. 80 0 l 8 "a
Batteries--V. and H., r. Webb. l..
Webb and Mccall; Gannett-Alber-
son, Simpson and Croker. Vickery
and Hill 8 hits; Gannetts hits; UNI
pire, Kennedy.
F' csyr H-rING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
HAL BEE TAKES
FEATURE EVENT AT
GRAND CIRCUIT

North Randall, Cleveland, July 2
Hal Bee, owned by Peterson and
ChiIds, Omaha, Neb., and driven by
Marvin Childs, won the second divi-
sion of the Edwards stakes. purse
80, 900 for 2:OS PAGERS, the feature
event of the grand circuit racing to-
day. Wock was second and Miss
Ellen Todd third. The best time for
the mile was 1908 Is.
The first division of the Edwards
stake for 2:0S PAGERS, also valued at
S.. 900. went to Lambert Todd. owned
and driven by Tommy Murphy.
Carney the Great was second and
Lady May c third. Best time 2:Q4
1-5.
2:Os CLASS, TRoTTING. PURSE
$1,000 (two in three)
Periscope, BIN, by Siliko-Leola H.
MeGree s the Great, Bh, (cox) 2
Princess Etawah. BIN, (Murphy) 5
Jane the Great, BIN, (McMahon) 3
| Baron Worthy, Big, (Stokes) go
Main Lick also started ........
Time 2:11 rs: 2:04 As.
2:OS CLASS, PACING. PURSE $4,000
the Edwards Second divisloE)
|
| Hal Bee, Brm. by Hal B-Lady
Zombero (Childs) .......... l ] l
Wrack, Bh, (McN1ahon) -. 10 2
Miss Ellen Todd. BIN (Palin) ~
Milded Lady Second. bm
(Egan) .............
Pony Wood, Chg (H. Thomas) 8 8 B
Paleface. Walter McGregor Miss
Belwin, silver Maid, Rife Grenade,
Buddy Mac and Wanda May also
Time 2:os as: s:os AS: 2:o4 is.
2:04 CLASS, PACING, $4,000, the
Edwards first division)
| Lambert Todd, By. by Jim Todd .
! Grace Lambert (Murphy)... ! ! !
Clancy the Great, 70 &, (Stokes)2 2
Lady May c, b m, OH. Thomas) : Z s
| Ribbon Cane, b m (Childs) -. . 3
| Maybelle Direct, b m, Gray II 5
Elyerso. Iamberto. Princess Mary
| Orphan Peter. Arrowhead and Easter
Belle also started.
Time 2:05 AS; 2:04 is: 2:06 1-5.
ais CLASS TROTT1NG, PURSE
| $1,000 6 heats)
Jay Lee, blk h, by J. Malcolm
Forbes Iviolette (Dodge) -. 2 l
Ruby Hail, Blk NJ tTalman) 1910
| Eleanor Worthy. B m (Loornis) 2 8
Fred M, B h (Clippsnger) 80. 2
George Watts Oh h tBsrry)... 4 I
Busy Hall, Helen wilkes. Peter 8.
Gold King, Queen Alix, j. l.. Worthy
and Gigantic Boy also started.
Time 2:Os AS: 2:0s s-5; 2:os rs.
1904 CLASS PACING, $1,20O
g heats)
! Symbol s. Forrest, Br h, by SYM
boleer-Sweet Expedition
{Murphy) ................ ! !
| Parker Boy, b & Derry 49,. /
Logan Hollywood, b {Childs) 6 2 2
Johnny Quirk. ST g (Egan).... = 3
Sun Flash, Br r, (Cox) 49,. 3 9 Z
Roger c. Miss Marie, Ess Fl.
i Pointer also sarted.
Time 2:O5 Is; 2:05 as; 2:04 is.
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New York, July 2.
Foreign exchanges easy. =

New York, July 2.
Foreign exchanges easy. y
Great Britain, demand 1861, cables
4.57. 60-day bills on banks ASA. ~
France. demand $50, cables 5.s01.
Italy. demand 4.32, cables 1924. -
Belgium, demand 500, cables 5000.
Germany, demand .0005i, cables
.0005S
Holland. demand 1906. cables 3s.0s.
Norway, demand 1890.
Sweden, demand 26.46. -
Switzerland. demand 1Z473. =
Spain. demand 1870. ~
Greece. demand 800. se~S<aA
Poland, demand .000S. =
CZecho-Slovakia, demand 29s.
Argentine, demand 1926.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
What are the fundamentals
CT good putting?
Answered by
PHIL CATTDTN


1sdaNst, British open championship |;
Captain Of British international golf
team; member Of that team for eight
consecutive years. winner Of nunaer.
Gus foreign tournaments, including
MAnchestsr Guardian trophy.
Take a stance well over the ball.
Hit 1t firmly SO that it travels. Too
many players are afraid to do more
than kiss ball with a putter and,
as result. it either rolls short of
the hole or is DETECTED by q tiny
tuft of grass or bit of dirt which
would have had no effect on 1t, had
1T been given more momentum.
The old rule Of "never up, never in"
is good one to follow. Certainly
If ball doesn't get as far as the
hole. it has no chance of getting in,
whereas it does have some chance
if overshot.
Copyright. 1898. Associated Eaitors) i.
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Two base hitss Stearns, Brosnan,
McGlopc, Delaney. Stolen bases. Nc
Clone 2. Beaudoin. Struck out by
Trefethen 4, by Williams Z. Double
plays, Brosnan, Stearns, Field; Kill
patrick, Watson, Delaney. Wild pitch,
Williams. Passed ball, Higgins 2.
Base on balls off Williams 4. off Ire
fcthen g Sacrifice fly. stone. I'm
pire, McDonough. Time 2.14.
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GOLF

Eighteeh-hole medal play at Water,
VILE
Flag four at Augusta.
JULY
Martindaie Club of Lewiston at Au-
guste.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Syracuse 8: Toronto 8 (first game) !:
Syracuse Z: Toronto 5 Second game
-12 innings).
No other games scheduled.
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r...,. 81 4 8 "A II
-IV'hstted for Dykes in 9Th.

ps T~n base hits. Heimach, Flag
aga Burns, Ehmke. Home runs. ].
u.sr Burns. Stolen bases. Gallo
o. o. Riconda. Sacrifice. Flagstead.
~ nm bases, Philadelphia, 10; Bos-
-. Base on balls. off Hasty i:
,wy. y. 4; Ehmke j. Struck out
- Isimach /: Ehmke 5. Hits Of
T.ay in / 1-3 innings; off Heinz
IN & in g 2-:}. Hit by pitcher, by
make (Hauser). Losing pitcher.
lsay. Empires, Connolly and
oven. Time lao.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03

against the ropes, his weight caus-
ing the champion to fall through the
rOpes. Padgett with him.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 2; philadelphia 4.
New Work 13; Washington I.
st. Louis 7; Chicago 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03

meals for entire battalion on regula-
ticn field kitchen, sent here for pur-
pose from supply depot at Augusta.
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL L,EAGr1E

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
philadelphia 10; New York a.
Pittsburs 4; St. Louis 1.
Cincinnati 9; Chicago 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03

The game today will be between
the Professional Men and the Can
nett boys.
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TopAY,s GAMES

Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsbura.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE

Worcester 3; Albany a.
Springfield 5; New Haven IL.
Pittsfield 5; Bridgeport %.
Hartford &; Waterbury 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03

TODAY'S GAMES
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
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Time 2:O5 Is; 2:o5 s-5; 2:o4 is.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-01-26
- Is. Generalui sized Jednoty

Is. Generalui sized Jednoty
katolicky D9lnik sc konal We dnech
l6 -l9. ledna Omaha, Neb do
kterehoz mfstni Statni Rada K. D.
vyslala diva zastupce. pp: Frant
HeroId Vaclav Ha slik. jenz sc to-
hoto tydne opet We zdravi navratili.
Jelikoz tomto sjezdu nedoslo k u
plnemu projednani otazky solvent
nosti procez sjezd odrocen ma den
%. kvetns ma stejnem miste
kdez bude znovu o teto tax d1lezite
otazce jednano. Kazda Jednota jenz
chce zajistiti svou budouci existen.
ci Sc must vykazst l0O9o fondem
j. j. V.
- We stfedu, "a. ledna sehral
Ochotnicky Krouzek Slovenskehe
Domu obraz ze zivota pod nazvem
"Bludar" osadni sini sv. Vaclav-
sse ma Collington Ave. Bratfi Stc-
vaci Sc vyznamenali provedenim te-
to hly. zaeez byG odmeneni velkou
navstevou ze strany obecenstva
Hra se velice libils pfitomDym neb
nerci Sc vlozili do svych 1loh,ta ze
kazdy provedl sv1j vykon dovedne
4 tudiz uspokojenost vseobecna.
Rezii vedl p. Vine Kalnik hudbu
. Labaj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-01-26
Budfcky big Ben'' "Baby
Ben" a jine druhy badfkdd
cd $1.OO
vyse nakouplte u
Bratri Svejdi
ma Ashland Avenue
B0ure v polepSoyne kratce
Sk0nEena.

' Marylandske polepsovne vypu.
kla 1tery rano boufe casti tre-
stancn, ktera kratee zdolana byla
zalafnikem Lankfordem a strazemi.
Trestanci poctu l0l, nichz 66
bylo eernoch1, shlukli &c pied sni
danim rano chystali Sc zdolati
strazce, by pomohli 81 ku svobode
zatim co 500 jinych trestane6 kid
ne sedelo u snldan9 pax odebralo
Sc do dilen ku praci. Vzbourenci.
kdyz straze otevfeli dvere Gel ie.
jich. shlukli Sc zastupech Q 8 po-
smSchem odepfeli odejiti do jidel-
ny Strazci rychle zamkli dvefe
chodby telefonovali pro kalarnika.
kter5 vefed do chodby. postavil se
cello nekolika tam dlfcfch strazni-
k1. Frank Harris, belossky tre-
stance, v6dce vzboufencG ma olazku
zalAfnfkovu. proc odpilaji poslus.
most, odpovedel ze nep1jdou ami do
prace ami ze nebudou poslouchati
dokud nebude Jim davana lepsi DO
trava. Ma pfemlouvani zalafnfko-
20 vzbo ufenci niteho nedali 90.
smechem kficice. Re zadna pravidla
pro ne neplati dokud pomery nebu.
dou zlepseny. Kdyz domluvy me-
pomahaly. zaplaveni byli trestanci
vodou ma ne chrlenou z hadic.
Kdyz ami voda ami hrozby 8 rucni-
cemi nabitymi jenom prachem tre-
stance nezastrasily. kteri mezitim
pocali rozbijeti nabytek, nechal
Lankford strazce hlfdati a zastraso-
vati trestance vystfely rucnic ma
prazdno nabitymi a odbehl pro bro
kovnici. Harris vyskocil proti ma
vrativsfmu Sc zalafniku, kterS ma
to strelil do jeho nohou brokovni.
ce. S vykfikem bolesti Harris hnal
Sc ku pfedu. Padla druha a tretf
rama brokovnice. Harris a ostatni
se vzdali. Broky ma ptaky porane.
no bylo 13 trestanc1. Harris trefen
byi So broky. Sedm nacelnfkn
vzb ,ufeni dano bylo do oddelen1ch
eel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-01-26
Vazane velke Geske Kalend&fe ma
rok 1929 name take ma sklad9.
Pecirkiv Narodni Kalendaf
a mnoho jinych druhn.
ANNA NEl(MAN
1000 ASHLAND AVE.
Baltimore. Md.
Stfelil rllanzelku.

Carmenlla Rindone, 3Oleta, stfe-
lena a t&xce poran9na byla svym
'nanzelem. Guetano Rindone v jejich
bytu ma Forrest ulici. z p9ti ran
vypalenymi reyolveru trefena by
Ia tremi Manzel uprchl. Pclicej-
nj dfad vysetfil. ze pficinou trage-
die byla zaliba manzelky 24letem
nevlastnim synu, Vincentu Rindone.
Manzele odd&ni byli spolu pied tfe-
mi tydny. Manzelka v hadce cha
pals prS Sc revolveru. jfmz ozbroje-
ma byla. Prve nezli namiTiti tento
mohla. klesla k zemi zasazena rama
mi revolveru manzelova.
SalooniStka zateena.
Annie Steinwitz. 42leta q Multi
kin ulice, zatcena byla uveznana
nedeli ma severov5chodni policej-
II stanici ma ohzalobu. ze prodavala
lihoviny a ze pracovala nedeh.
Sergeant Bayrle v jejim saloonu, {.
| SOL Mullikin ulice. spolu zatkl tam
s eernoch1.
Nedele nejteplejSim dnem
liStopadn.
Baltimofane trochu se po, iii ne
deli We svfch zimnicich . tvrdili. &c