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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
Girls To Be Caddies
For Chicago
Clubs

It is more than likely that
during the coming season more
girl caddies will be used in this
country than ever before. This
will be especially true of clubs
in Chicago. Organizations on
the South and West Sides have
a large industrial population to
draw from, and caddies there
are plentiful, but the North Side
faces a problem which may cause
the caddie committees to do some
tall thinking.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
MCCartee a Star.

Bob McCartee, young forward Of
the Linworth Juniors, is showing
rare skill as a field goal shooter.
Against the Epiphany Juniors he
heaved thirteen goals. Regularly
this lad gathers many points q
game for his team.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
Holden Will HELP.

Johnny Holden. who won fame on
the track at Penn and is now at
Georgetown, ran the half in the
recent Hilltop carnival but failed
to place. He ran from scratch
Holden, took part in the meet unat-
tached. but next year will be elig
ible to race for Georgetown.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
Buff Home Again.

Johnny Buff, former worlds ban
tamweight champion, is back at his
home in Jersey City. He had no
luck in California with the four
round affairs and decided the East
was good enough for him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
IRON MAN SCOTT NEARS
UNIQUE RECORD

Among the forced by the hadhead Of the
York Yankees preliminary
Springs Everett Scott the shortsto He joins Ruth
otners at the resort Tor preliminary AND cty will
training period and the main Orleans
standing
great deal of breaking Scotty along well without injury
he ought be No. 1000 about the first
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
Seek More Victims.

The Kanawha Midgets, who have
won twenty-five games of twenty
three played, issue a general chal-
lenge to teams in the 95-10O-pound
class. w. r. Sykes, of 1928 Seven
tenth street northwest. Is the man
ager.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
SINNERS Won't Stick.

Ralph SINNERS is not expected
to make the grade in the Giants
outfield this spring: Meusel, O'Con-
nell, Cunningham, Young and STEM
gel will probably be retained.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
Batting Opponents
Indoor Sport At
Northwestern

Official batting is getting to
be quite a pastime. It has
reached such extent at North
western University that the ath-
letic authorities have been
forced to step in and demand a
cessation of the trouble. At
several of the Conference has
ketball games played at North
western recently the students
broke loose with such choruses
as saThrow him Quit" Hes rot
ten!" "He's an egg!" and other
uncomplimentary remarks.
he walked from the dugout to his
position and commenced warming
up on that June day in 1916, Scott
has never failed to trot out to his
position for the start of a game.
Al war came along which his
country was mixed up in. The war
ended and the troops came back;
Boston had police strike; Harding
was elected President; there were
railroad strikes and coal strikes, and
all sorts of postwar affairs, but
0COLty kept 70 Jail
parks in the afternoon and playing
a game of ball before he went home
to supper. There is something al
most uncanny about his freedom
from injuries or illness during that
time.
ScOtty once had bOiIs and had
to worry through with them, and
one day he was spiked, but rain
the next afternoon saved things
for him and he took up his string
the following day. There is 3 sort
Of lesson for infieIders in SCOTS
work, for he always wears q pair
of felt-lined shoes, and only that
once has he been spiked.
Scotty went to the Tanks last
winter in the deal which brought
Joe Bush and Sam Jones down here
with him and sent Peckinpaugh,
Bill Jiercy,N Jack Quinn and Rip
Collins to Boston.
He started his professional ca.
reer with the Kokomo Club of the
Northern Indiana League. He re-
ceived his first big league tryout
with the Red Sox in 1913, was re-
leased on option and recalled the
next year, remaining there until
he was traded to the Yanks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
He's OFF Willard.

The police have notified Jess
Willard that he will not be per-
mitted to put on his hippodrome at
Tulsa, Okla.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
EASTERN AND WESTERN
CONTINUE WAR WITH
BIG GAME TODAY

making Eastern and Western
championship honors in basketball
deadockd for first place the high school
settle the
take Tuesday
But Eastern and Western again it is
being the South Atlantic
title ~,
Washington University the Coliseum and this afternoon at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23

Scott started his string as mem
Der of the Boston Red Sox. He
played in 1O3 games in row dur
ing the campaign Of 1916.
Then there were 157 in 1917, 126
in 1918, 1877 in 1919, and 154 in 1920,
1921, and 1922. From the time that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23

Scott, it is easily recalled, has
earned for himself the sobriquet
Iron Man" by breaking all stand
ing records for endurance. He has
not missed a game of ball in which
his team took part since June 20,
1916.
Last seasons work with the Yank-
ees brought his string up to the I'm.
precedented mark of $50 consecutive
games. Thus he stands in need Of
fourteen more to bring. him up to
the mark of 1000 And it will be q
good many years before any one
ever touches that spot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23

Scott easily Outdistanced all Of
the old timers and those in the
game today. Fred Luderus, one
time Businessman of the Phillies,
holds tie m0dern National League
record with q string of 533 games.
An old National League record
Of SIT games was established by
George Pinckney Of the Brooklyn
Club from 1886 to $780,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23

Central and Episcopal will clash
for the third time this season, the
Alexandria team having won both
previous games, one by "a to %,
at Alexandria, and the other by 81
to % in the Central gym.
, 1923-08-13
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX S CATION.

London, Aug. 10Th. Several thousands
citizens OF Great Britain and the United
States gathered in Westminster Abbey
at noon today to mourn the death Of
President Halding. Hundreds who could
not be accommodated within the cool re-
cpsseS Of the ancient cath 4dral lined the
streets and squares in the vicinity OF the
Parliament buildings, as prominent per-
son4ges in the political and social life of
the country arrived for the service.
Then the overflow crowd gathered in the
Abbey ward. where it heard the funeral
music PLAYED on the great organ. The
United States Embassy distributed the
200 available seats in the morning and
was obliged later to decline the requests
of hundreds of tourists who several
hours before sought tickets Of admission.
The uureSerVed sections Of the Abbey
were fled several hours before noon.
As the congregation Of ticket holders
was being seated the organiSt played
ChOpin's funeral march and at the first
stroke of twelve by Big Ben. the clock
on the tower of the House of Commons,
the choir and clergy of the Abbey pro-
ceeded to their seats chanting the open
ing sentences for the burial services.
The congregation then joined in singing
Mr.. Harding's favourite hymn and after
the benediction remained with bowed
heads. while the organ played the dead
march in Saul. Tribute to the memory
to the late President was paid by Canon
Carnegie, sub-dean OF the Abbey, who
was assisted in the service by Canon
Storr and the Rev. H. L. Nixon. The
Duke and Duchess of York represented
the King and Queen at the service.
, 1923-08-13

The SIS. Parma" arrived here 2.3O
o'clock yesterday bringing 500 pa ,kages,
mails and the following passengers:
From New York: Miss L. Merwin, Mr..
H. Benedict, Mrs. J. Benedict, Mrs. NJ.
Miller, Miss L, Miller. Mrs, |. Wilkerson,
Miss v. Wilkerson, Mrs. W.. Perry, Miss
M. Perry, Mr.. O..Perry. Mr.. E. Wallace.
From st. Thomas:-Mc. Lindborg, Mrs.
0. DeOlean, Mrs. II. Nielsen, Miss E.
Nielsen, Mrs. q. Olsen, Master O. Olsen,
Miss F. Larsen, Miss P. Henderson, Miss
A. Hansen, MIR. G. Aponte, Deaconess
Knudsen, Lawyer %Stakemann, Mrs. l..
Lang. Mr.. Ii. Hatchett. Mr.. G.. Sim
monds. Mrs. P. Hill and infant, Mr.. Felix
The Agricultural NeuS, Aug. 18th.
, 1923-08-13

Mr.. P. FINNIGAN, 81. died at the MUM
cipal Hospital at 5 O'Clock this morning.
Deceased was one Of the old Irish planters
Of this island and leaves a widow and
several sons and daughters to whom con.
toIences are extended. Funeral will
take place from the Hospital this after
noon.
, 1923-08-13
LOCAL

The $. S. Romantic arrived here after
4 .. m. on Saturday with mail, cargo and
passengers and returned yesterday on
the usual itinerary.
The fourth and deceive game of the
series bet ween the ~Dreadnought AID
Athletic football clubs was won by the
The first instaImant of the Holy Bible
will be screened at the Christiansted
Theatre tonight according ITO advertise
ment in this issue to which the atten-
ton Of movie patrons is invited.
The Native Brass Band played a pro
gram of sacred music in the bandstand
last night.
, 1923-08-13
St. Tho mas News
The Governor expects to sail for st.
Croix on Tuesday, August IA. The Navy
Band will accompany the Governor. st.
Thomas Times, Aug. 18th.

A case of drowning occurred on the
morning of Monday, August 6. One
Maria Moses. IA year girl, together
with six others, under other preteXt8 10
their parents. went for a picnic at the
bay of the Signal Station. Apparently
not realizing the depth Of water she
Maria MJse5-pIhnged in, after IN
tr lthfuIIy declaring herself a SWIM
mer. The results was evideat-death
through drowning. The screams Of her
young friends brought Chief 0'BaiIy and
a sailor from the Navy Yard, but only
too late to be of any help. She was
carried to the hospital only to b. pro.
nounced by the doctors DEAD. Ibid.
, 1923-08-13
PASSENGERS PER s. S. ROMANITA.

Aug. 18th. From St. Thomas:-Vero-
MICA Clark, Sarah f. Christian, Ada E.
Griffith. From Porto Rico:-Mr. Juan
Rivera.
july 12th.-For St. Thomas:-Miss C.
O'Neale, Miss Lucille Gift, Miss Jenny
Tuitt, Mrs. Lionel G. Lang, Mr.. Chr.
Nielsen, wife Iand child, Mrs. V. Kirke-
terp and 3 children, Mr.. Cyril Benjamin.
, 1923-08-13

President Harding's funeral stretch out
to distance of eighty miles from Marion.
Cars running two and three abreast and
there is not a break of more than ten lie t
for many miles. The caravan is BEN g
constantly augmented by cars from sew
eral directions, all coverging on the Har-
ding highway, to the west. Is miles an
hour is the speed limit.
London. Aug 8;h, Despite the bump
er crops in this country this year the
anxiety of the British farmers has not
diminished, says the Daily MALI. One
cause for this is the Governments failure
10 impose a duty on foreign barley as was
proposed some time ago. As to the
wheat CROP the farmers hopes Of %receiv-
ing reasonable prices have been shaken
by threats of abundant harvests abroad,
the Mail says. In this connection, the
paper says, Canada has a largely in
creased prospective wheat crop and this
extra quantity is quite sufficient to send
down the prices heavily if any large part
of it is placed in the British market. In
almost all other countries the wheat crops
are good, or better than usual, except
perhaps in miserable Russia. 1t is now
almost impossible for the British farmer
to grow wheat without loss, if the price
is under 60 shilljnRs a quarter. The
price recently has been about 45 shillings
a quarter anL many farmers expect it to
go still lower.
Berlin, Aug. 8th.-Passive resistance
will be continued with all the strength
of the German people, free from mad
acts of violence and terror and the people
in the unoccupied territory will support
actively those in the occupied REGION
Chancellor Cuno asserted in addressing
the RnichStag when it convened for a
short extraordinary session today. When
the Chancellor rose to begin his long ad-
dress he was prevented from speaking
for some time by the Communists, who
greeted him with epithets such as
TRAITOR, '~'sWindler", the President
of the SHINES COmpanie Board is going
to speak,. One Communist Deputy got
very excited, shook his fist at the Chan
cellor and was called to order twice.
Herr Cuno was subjected to continual
interruption during the speech. which
was received somewhat cOldIy by the
House. IF there is no light on the
horizon which promises Us speedy help
then it is for US to keep alive by means
of our own iron determination, said the
Chancellor in his preoration, land to
make every sacrifice. IL this we must
rely solely on ourselves. We stand jalone
and we must and will help ourselves"
The Chancellor asserted that France was
receiving only one-fifth the coal and coke
, 1923-08-13

impression thai be was determined to
carrvont the pr3hisiti0n enforcement po-
licias Of the II riding administration.
, 1923-08-13
President Coolidge in favor of
Prohibition.

w. l. & P. Telegraph Co.
Washington. Aug. 10th.-CalIers on
President Coolidge yesterday gained the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-10
TONNES NEPRIPUsTt POLL.
Gil K soBoTNfMU W. 4
sLEcHU MAYoRA

~
Predseda mestska., rady C.
c. Townes Sc vcera vyslovil,z ze
ncdovolf .policii prfstup X So
botnimu slySeni o zadanii kon-
traktu o prodeji v m6stskIch
stancich. Mayor Kohler totiz
rrohlasil ze k udrzeni poradku
hodla pfivolati oddil strazniki.
"Sledujeme presn9 zakonity
a obvykly> postup abychom jed
mani mayora mohli II soudu
radne doloziti pokud Sc tyce
smlouvy s Weissem. Mayor byl
ujist6n, ze bude MIN jednano
ohleduplne a vykladam mu We
zle, aby straz byla pripustena.
Jestli 81 pfeje, mdze posta-
viii policajty ma chodbe, kde
ma ne vzdy mdze zavolati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-10

Sextant cestovatek&n vysvStlen.
New York 49, Byla doba to jest9 pred nemnoha roxy.
kdy katn vekych osobnich lodi turtkam casio hro-
z vypou more ocekavanf n&valu oazek ktere obo-
namofnim muse zodpovsdGt Kapit&ni u s. LIME par
nikd konajicich plavby mez New Yorkem pfavy eop-
skym vezoucich mnoho cesujicfch JENNIE pe sheda vsa
re modern zeny jsou daeko lepe pouceny parnicich j.
nych vecech vztahujfcich pavb9 vysokem me
jejich sestry byly pred nekolika lety.
Kapan nesou jiz tazan pred pfeplavem lodi pres
Mix Narazi parnk pfis az budeme pfejizdet rovnik?"
Ami nen voan aby vysvatll ze kormdlo fd beh lodi
nkov kompas anebo ze nejsou straznim kosi vrany
(crows in crows nest) Zdao ze zeny nkdy necey
mofi pred pavbou kdyz ednou dostay par
Mix chtey kazdou dohon zameskal priva-
lem oazek zahrnujfce kaptana kazdou chvl kdykov
Objevil dole velicfho mGsku
toho anebo onoho dIvodu vec posledni dobe zms
ny zeny jak zda sou dobfe pouceny fzen parniku
methodach kterymi zsuje poloha lodi terminech
ktere clovek sly pf plavb9 moH jako muzs cestuc
Kdyz dnes dstojnik pracuje sexantem, Sc
bavat ze nektera rozkosna divcinka MIN pkrade
dotaze jej "A to sre sunce tou malou fintckou
kapitane? Ami nemohu pochopit jak by byo mozno?"
Ma mist6 toho turstka ma nsco opravdove znalos
lezitos tohoto proje ma opravdovy zajem Gene eho
jake mdG lodi =
To vsecko chranf radu kapitanG u LIME pred pred
casnym sesediv9nfm.
Jednim dokadI vzristu namofnfch znalosti je fakt
ze 1odenf dvka zena pravde pfe n9co Sc dov9d9t
aby moh mluvit rdznych t9chto pfedm9tech anz by
musey doazovat mnozsvf nejapne zn9fcfch oazek Vzr
staj1ci zajem pro knihy namofnctvf je jny ddvod.
Snad nejdcinnesfm cnitelem vychovy zenske v tomto
seru byla vaka Ma satisfce amerckych madkd te neb
one pobocce namofn suzby prvody do rodnnych kruhd
aks obdobi kacf en more tomu v9noval zensky svet
pozornost poucil cd bratf, manzeld snoubencl.
Ale nezalezi ma tom pfivodo tuto zmenu je to ka-
pitan parnfku jenz tim zfska enz nyn vita vazne
umne doazy zatim drive hroz krizoveho ohne bez-
vyznamnyc dotazd ez patrne byy urceny tomu aby lei
pfivedly do predcasneho hrobu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-10
CZEcHosLovAK. REVIEW

= &. .
Rfinove cfslo Czechoslovak
Review prinasf nasledujicf. We
sm9s zajimavy obsah: Problem
of Small Nations and States
(Thomas G. Masaryk). Month
in Czechoslovakia. Prague's
Oldest Minute Book. Central
European Notes. Motion Pi-
cture Industry. Why Do We
Live? (By Ing. Vladimir Ti-
MAJ. Wild Game. God (Poem
by Svatopluk Czech, translated
by DR.. JOS. Stybr). Here,
There and Everywhere. Com
ments on Current Topics (By
The Editor). Predplatne ma
Czechoslovak Review jest
$500 ma rok, adresa 327 East
66th St., New York, N. Y.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-10
PRIMLOUVA Sc o PROTIPO,
zARNf TYDEN

Hasicsky nacelnik G. A. Wal
lace primlouval Sc vcera We
schulz clevelandskeho sdruze-
nj a managerI domI, aby je-
den tyden kazdeho roku ve-
novan byl propaganda protipo-
szarnf. Vcera byl totiz protipo-
zarni den, ktery mel byti veno
van poucovani lidu pokud Sc
tyce vznikani pozard a velkych
|skod jimi kazdorocne zpdsobe-
nymi.
Wallace pravil, re sedm desi
tin pozard vzniKa nasledkem
nedbalosti a neopatrnosti. Nej-
dulezitejsim jest stala prohlid-
ka budov a zejmena otopG, ko-
mimi a pod. V loni povolano
bylo clevelandske hasicstvo k
34G1 pozarGm. kdezto letos
jiz v 4405 pfipacech. Myslen-
ka uvedena podorovana jest sa
mozfejm6 j pojist' 'ujicimi spo-
lecnostlni. ac Sc tvce kazdeho
kao Sc chce ';cervendho kphcu-
ta" vyvarovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-10
4 Ceskoslovenskal.

kdyx je xikaz alkoholu 4
volk&ch. Is. zaff pred ,.sed.
mou hodinou vecerni pTiveze
M byla ma. straznici Dolnfhe
NIesta vssPraze vozem zachran.
pc stanice z Pofici Marie Wy:
hlasova, 51let& .posluhovacka
bez bytu a zamestnani jeztc
Sed6la ma chodpiku lahvi ru.
mu ruce TAX opila, ze memo.
hla ami povstati, ami tici iaks.se
'jmenuje,. o pll 81. hod. vesel
predNAden byl; ma staznici, Dol
nlho mesta cd koatela isy. jim.
'selliiish 4sfst 'HsMav
prantl ze zizkova, Stitneho u
lice.f. a. psotefe lezel ma ira
vnikl'yadle kostela s lahvi ko-
falky v ruce tax opily, lie ne.
byl schopen odeiiti.
Ot&zkA' ,prostitucs Y Olo-
mouci, Dne FL. zafi byl mali
telIm vykricenych doml v O.
lomouci Ifedne naffzeno, aby
mistnosti sve uzavfeli. Mesto
Sc tim jednoho zla zbavilo, ale
v zapetf Sc "a to objevilo dru-
he: propust3ne nev9stky obje-
vily Sc ma ulicich, v kavar-
mach q vinarnach Prov&de
ciho nafizeni k vydanemu "a
konu o prostituci je tfeba ja-
ko soil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-10
PRvNf SCHoZE vOLEBNf
OBcANSkE LfCY vELICE
SLABE NAvSTlvENY.

Idea Obeanske Lfgy kenati
politicke volebnf schdze kandi
datd do ms -tske rady " skol-
Mich budovach ce. vcera neo-
svedcila. Ryly poisdany dve
podobnG schIze, jedna ve West
Technical High School g dru-
ha We skole ma Detroit Ave. q
dostavilo Sc as 200 osob, &
nichz jeste asi sto osob slo "de
lati posluchacstvo" 4 jedne
sch1ze do druhe. v technicke
skole nepomohla k v6tsi ma
vsteve ami hudba sestavena
zactvem tohoto uceliste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-10
Ufedni rozpustsni hasicske-
no spolku We FrYdku. Spolek

Ofeonl r0zpuStenl haSlcSke-
no spolku We Frydku. Spolek
tento dostal - .jak pisi meme
cke listy - 1redni narizeni,
aby pfijal "a ceskych elend.
Proti tomu sc ohradil s tim O.
ddvodn6nim, ze jeho veleni je
nemecke ze je organisovan
ia slezskeho zemskeho hasiG-
skeho svazu a trval ma SVEN
pravu, rozhodovati 81 sam G
pfijetf ci neprijetf clend. Byl
Itedy zemskou politickou spra.
YOU v Opave rozpusten, proto-
ze vyvijf cinnost politickou,
snizuje narodnost ceskoslo.
venskou a neposloucha tired
Mich narizeni. Zaroven byly
mu zabaveny vsechny hasicske
pfistroje, mezi mimi parni a
motorova strikacka. Zda Sc,
re podobny prostredek hodil
by Sc ma tvrdohlavost nemec-
kou i jinde We smisenem dze-
mi, kde v hasicskych spolcich
= vseobecne uzitecnych = pa
nuje stejna nacionalni zavilost
proti vsemu ceskemu.
Zalozeni ceske skoly v Kra-
snem Dvofe .(okres podbofan-
sky) setkalo Sc S velkym u
spechem. Tam, kde pfi rakou-
skem scitani lidu r. 1910 ma
pocteni jen 3 Cesi, prihlasilo
sc k navsteve ceske skoly 80
ditek a jest radost podivati sc
ma tn drobotinu, ktera sc "a
palem posloucha vrela slova
ceskeho ucitele. Bohuzel neni
takove nadseni u prislusnych
lradI, ktere nemohly yeas pc
voliti potrebne adaptacni pre-
ce, take vyucuje Sc dosud \
malych, obytnych mistnostech
Povolane prazske kruhy
necht' neotaleji povolenim
potrebneho obnosu ceska
verejnost kniznimi ci penez
mimi Diary, necht' prispeje ma
Sim neimladsim a nejmensim
hranicarim.
Blesk do krav. Rolnik Jan
ka 2 Blatnice jel pri posledni
bource povozem, V nemz mel
zaprazeny dve kravy. ma po.
le. Ia bouTe uhodil blesk do
hrotu ole, ktera ie okovana
zelezem. odtud pfeskocil do
retezu, kterym kravy jsou pfi-
poutany k oil. a ODE kravy
usmrtil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-10
LLOYD GEORGE MA POLO
zITI NovY KAMEN NO.
vEs KNlHOvNY
Byvaly anslieky premier zdr.
Il Sc, u mas jen IL hodin

E. S. Griffith, osobni pfitel
Lloyda Georgia a A. A. Ste
srns, predseda stavebniho w.
boru move budovy vefejne kni-
hovny, jez Sc stavi ia vych. 3.
ul a Superior Ave. hodlaii ho-
sta pozvati, aby "a slavnost-
mich obfadI nolozil rohovy ka-
men. uskutecnf,li Sc tento plan
pax by m6lo as 100000 lidi
nfilezitost vyslechnuuti slavne.
ha statnika.
gIloyd George piijede do Gle
veMAdu Cd pfistlho ltery "a
tvden, dne %. ffjna. Bude no.
stem Griffitha.
Mluvil by $ vyvysene tribu.
ny, IA ktere by proslov pred
nasel do prijimace, ktery by
rec jeho ozvucnou troubou re-
produkoval tax slime. aby hlas
slysan byl i na vetsi vzdale.
most. O planu pojednaji oba
imenovani jeSte $ mayorem F,
Kohlerem.
Slavnost polozeni rohoveho
kamene mela Sc konati az 25.
fijna. ale nahodny prijezd ho.
sta uspofadani jeff o diva dny
uspisi.
Byvaly anglicky premier, je.
den re tfi statnikd svetove val
ky prijede v poledne a hned
z nadrazi dovezen bude do Gle
velandske Obchodni Komory X
presnidavce, kdezto jeho man
zelka a dcera pohosteny budou
Damskym Klujbem. X uvitani
sastaven byl zvlastni vybor v
jehoz cele jest byvaly sekre-
tar valky Newton D. Baker,
jenz zastaval podobnou funkci
na prvnlm banketu v New Yor
ku, hned po pfipluti vzacne.
no hosta.
Pc slavnosti polozeni roho.
veho kamene knihovny uspofa
dana bude velka schhze Ze.
dnarske sini ma Euclid Ave-,
do ktere Sc dostavi hlavne
zdejsf Velsove. aby uvitali sve
ho velkeho rodaka. Ocekava
SO. jich ma 10000 celeho O.
hia.
Ma ceste zastavi sc Lloyd
George " Marion, ably polozil
ma ,hrob presidenta Hardinga
venec z CTevelandu odjede
as 0 ptlnoci do Pittsburghu.
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WAKEM USMRCENY w.
HYBKAk

Y Avon-zabit byl pri vykona
vani sve nebezpecne sl,,zebni
povinnosti 40 ,lety ! vyhybkaf
S. w. Hedges, 1926 Prospect
Ave. drahy Nickel Plate "a roz
trid'ovanf vagond. Nepostrahl
cd zapadu Sc blizfci nakladni
vlak X nemuz cbracen byl "a
dy a byl tfmto zachycen a ma
m!ste usi1ircen. Mrtvola jeho by
la doprasena do epohrobnicke.
no zayodu, ,Hogenova ma Su,
perior Ave. n.
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ZKOUSENf NAMORNfHO w
ZvEDNEHO LETADLA

Prvni namofni vyzvedny ae-
ronlan, zhotoveny v Clcvelan-
de The Glenn l.. Martin Co.
pro Spcjene Staty hyl vcera Wy
zkousen a spatren letici ma w
chodni stranu. Spolecnbst ma
techto lttadel zhotoviti 50 a
hodla tyto vyrabeti poctem dva
kazdy tyden. Plany novych ae-
roplanI byly navrzeny as pred
rokem vyzkouseny namorni-
c.vem. Hlavnim jeiich hcelem
jest usnadniti client delostrel-
be bitevnic pomoci bezdratne
teilegrafie.
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UBYTEK We ZVERINCI v
BROOKSIDE PARKU

Parek leopardG v zoologicke
zahrade Brookside parku zplo.
dill n6kolik kot'at z kteryrni ale
sprava zv9rince nema stestf
V~nedeli poslo jedno vcera
druhe, kdezto jine patrne take
nevydrzf. Samice nemdze vyzi.
viii mlad'ata rfirozenou cestou
a krmenf teplym mlekem krav
akym Sc neosv6dcilo. Mlad'ats
byla vrzena dne Is. cervence