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TEXAS WORKS HARD
LOnghorns Expect Hard Game With
Tulane Saturday.

Austin. Tex. Oct. 12.-The Texas
Longhorns will hit their first real up
position of the 1923 football season
when they run up against the Tulane
team at Beaumont Saturday. and
Coach Stewart. realizing this fact. has
been putting his Orange and White
warriors through a week Of severe
training in order to make as good a
showing as possible.
German. Gardner and Gardere are
the only men who are still out of the
game on account of injuries. and they
probably will not be back for a week
or more. German is out until after
the Vanderbilt game on the following
Saturday.
No comparison between the two Sat
urday rivals can be made from their
games so far this season, as neither
has played the same team, but Tulane
has strong eleven with a good line.
and is sure to give the Longhorns n
real test.
The starting lineup for the Long
horns probably will be: Gilstrap. |. c. {;
Ward. !. t.; Burns. ]. g: Bradley. c. /;
Higgins. r. g.; Bluestein. r. t.: Cur
tiss. r. e.: Robertson. q. b.: Eckhardt.
!. h. b. ; Tyncs, r. h. b.; Harley. (. b. /:
Dayvault. Newell. Pfannkuche and
Blue Smith all will probably get n
trial at it before the game is over.
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MINOR TEAMS REST
Kansas City and Baltimore. With
Series Even. Take Off Friday.

Kansas City. Mo-, Oct. 12.-Witn
the Junior worlds series tied, one and
one. the Kansas City Blues and Bal
timore Orioles are. resting today for
the third game of the series here Sat
urday. The fourth game will be played
here Sunday. The remaining games
will be played at Baltimore, starting
Wednesday.
The probable pitchers announced
for tomorrow are linn for Kansas
City and Parnham or Ogden for Bai-
timore.
The American Association pennant
winners won the first game Wednes
day, o to 4. while the 1nternationa!
League champions took the second
Thursday. 3 to l.
The official figures show the Orioles
hit ut .2G9 pace in the first two
games and the Blues averaged .2G2
The fielding averages are DOS fol
Baltimore mad .934 for Kansas Citr.
The paid attendance yesterday was
1l.OiS. a few hundred more than on
the opening day. Receipts to, date
are S3T. SJ3.2J of which the players
vii, receive SD ,G01. -. the club OWN
ers S0O0O.j4, and the two league:
$3TSj.32.
Lefty" Groves allowed Kansas City
only four hits Thursday but he was
wild and frequently in trouble on this
account. which kept the outcome OF
the game in doubt. Porter. Cobb and
Groves himself were the hitterS bes:
able to find Ray Caldwell Of tn"
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HARVARD is LOOKING
FOR QUARTERBACK TO
TAKE BUELL'S PLACE
Cyimson's Requirements Pc.
culim-Job a Field
Generals.
By LAWRENCE PERRY

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
New York, Oct. 11.-Harvard is
looking COR a quarterback who is quail
fled to meet Harvard's requirements
which are rather severe and. as COM
pared to the work of the quarter on
other elevens, novel.
What Harvard desires is field
general pure and simple A brillian
runner is not wanted at the lcim OF
crimson elevens. The Hiryardian
theory is that the gifted ia T., c.rrier
when holding down the pllD,'s position
is too prone to give himself 'he ball.
The coaches up there 10 not want
this. Their ideal quarterback is the
man. like Buell.. with ~ e.ert. Strategic
mind, resourceful in emergencies and
keen to diagnose flaws in the opposing
defense
Buell. very seldom ran with the bah
and few Harvard quarterbacks have
done so since the days of l.rcv Rough
ton. Throw the forward pass, yes
punt. yes. But otherwise the Harvard
field general must be, above all other
things, a general.
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INNING, Aaron Ward, the dashlng
keeper of. the Yankee Keystone sack.
hit into the left field stands when
Hugh McQuillan was pitching for the
Nationals. This drive was followed
by another in the same place off the
bat of Emil Meusel of the Giant clan.
blow that tied the score.
Ruth Starts Winning Rally.
1t was the fourth inning when Ruth
came to bat. and hit over the stands.
Following this punch, Walter Pip
singled. went to second on Schang 5
single and to third when Ross loungs
let the ball get away in right field:
Pipp scored when Scott singled. And
in the very next inning Ruth hit his
second homer. As he logged around
the paths. sthe 10000 spectators rose
to their feet and gave the master-hlt-
ter a cheering such as no other base
ball player in history has heard.
That ended the Yankee scoring. The
Giants added n run in the sixth on
successive singles by Groh, Frisch and
NOun~s.
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DEMPSEY AND FIRPO
SPOILED FANS WITH
THEIR ALLEY FIGHT
Even Champions Are
Chased Notu If Exhibi-
tions Look Tame.
Ey FAIRPLAY.

Copyright. ny the San Antonio Light
New York, Oct. 12.-There is every
indication that Jack Dempsey and
Luis Firpo have spoiled the fight fans
of the metropolitan district. Before
that alley fight they put on in
the Polo Grounds ring, the customers
were content to sit in their So to $50
seats and watch two alleged battlers
put uo nifty boxing exhibition.
But with the example set by the
heavyweight champion and the South
American contender, boxing enthcsi-
asts hereabouts have come to realize
what fight can be when both boxers
are willing to give their best.
As consequence the storm of hOots
and booes and handclappings that
have arisen at tame bouts in New
York and New Jersey since the ia
nous encounter of September ii have
brought managers to distraction.
When Mickey WALKER and Jimmy
Jones were cleared out of the ring on
Monday night>,in Newark it marked
the first time in the writer's memory
that any worlds champion was thus
treated. But it may be taken as n
fOregone conclusion that it will not be
the last. The customers are calling
for new deal and the fighters will
have to meet the demand.
They are melting it, as matter of
fact. In Philadelphia the other night
when Bobby Barrett and Joe Tiplitz
provided the final bout. the card of
prcliminaries produced fight every
minute of the way. And in New York
on Friday Charley White and Pal Mo-
ran piled into each other over four
teen rounds-when the fight ended
with technicaF knockout by Pal
like angry ncwshoys.
Champions from now on are going
TO find that the old. old practice Of
carrying" an opponent has become
distinctly unpopular.
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SERIES SOLAR
HAS NOT BEEN
P|TCH|NCDUEL
Moundwork, Though Good
in Spots, Overshadowed
by Smuggling.
ALL TALK IS OF RUTH
Two Homers in Thursday
Game Make Fans For
get Even Stengel.
ALL TALK IS OF RUTH
By the Associated Press.

New York, Oct. 12.-Pitchers. al
ways locked upon as the prime fac
tors in contests between leading base
ball teams, have been relatively I'M
important in the present worlds Sc
ries between the New York Giants
and the New York Yankees. Like
clay-bird traps, they have been but
shooters of targets for squads of
marksmen, and to the marksmen has
gone the glory.
The series now stands all even,
Giants and Yankees each having won
a game. In the first tilt, Charles
Casey Stengel was the master
marksman. his homer in the ninth III
ming winning the game for the Giants.
5 to 4. Casey won fame because of
that clean hit, but he must bow TO
Babe Ruth, whose two mmers yester-
day provided the winning margin for
the Yankees, t to >. Ruth's first
blow, which was caught on the end of
his great war club. sailed clear over
the stands of the Polo Grounds. The
second, terrific low-flying line drive.
sent the ball into the lower right field
grandstand and shattered the wooden
arm-rest of q seat.
Pitching Fades Before That.
Compared to such stick work. the
excellent pitching of Ryan for the
Giants and Bush for the Yankees in
the first game and that of Herb Pen
mock for the Yankees in yesterdays
contest. sinks into the shadows. There
yet may be an old-eashioned pitchers
duel in the series. but with the heavy
bitters in form the possibility is re-
mote.
Ruth is the axis about which the
Yankee sphere revolveS. When Ruth
is Ruth the thing turns perfectly. And
Ruth was Ruth yesterday, whatever
Col ,idence the Yankees may have lost
in 1922 when they were sent to defeat
by the Giants without : .:.==.55..e victory.
Higgins. the bit of man who man
ages them, believes they regainpd il
yesterday through Ruth's perform
ance.
-Four of the six runs scored yester-
day were on homers. In the second
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"BIG TEN" READY
Western Conference Teams Take Last
Practice For Saturday Games.

Chicago, Oct. IA week of
strenuous training completed. four
big Ten" football teams Friday
waited the whistle that will send
them against each other Saturday,
while five other teams were ready
to face non-cOnference elevens.
Indiana VIII III got off to a bad
start last week by losing to DePauw,
wound IN its preparation for North
western by holding off the longest
scrimmages of the season. The
Northwestern lineup probably will be
the same as that which faced Beloit
except that Seidel and Herman will
play ends.
Iowa. which faces Purdue, devoted
its final practice to line offensive
preparations, indicating that the
Hawkeyes are expecting to hit the
Boilermakers from the opening
whistle.
Judging from the weeks prepare
lions of Ohio State to meet Colgate.
the Buckeyes expec. to win by q
rapid fire series of forward passes.
interspersed with end runs. This
sort of play consumed all of the final
practice session.
Michigan prepared to fight the
anticipated forward passing of Van
derbit by putting into effect new
series of plays for emergency use if
the southerners get too strong. The
Wolverine Plan of defense against the
forward pass consumed most of the
| last rehearsal.
| Wisconsin, preparing for the Michi-
gan Aggies, gained confidence during
the week with the return 10 the
lineup of several men who had been
OH the casualty list.
The Illini will face Butler. which
is lighter team but composed en-
tirely of veterans. nine last years
men being in the lineup. Butler wor
last years game.
Minnesota meets the Haskell In
dams, while Chicago will be idle.
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GREB IS DEFEAT
Loughran, However, Fighting a
weights and Harry Keeps q

Boston, Oct. 12.-Tommy Lt
of Philadelphia, was awarded
cisiop over Harry Greb, world
dleweight champion, after a tel
bout here tonight. The men 70
catchweights and the title was
stake. Loughran weighed 166
and Greb 16S.
According to ringside Z
Loughran carried five rounds a.
four, while one round was ever
men were strong at the finish
no stake Of the match was a Xxi
imminent. In the fifth roun,
was cautioned by the referee I'd
ing with his right and nd
Loughran's face with his left
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RentrOp losses Monroe.

Houston. Tex, Oct. 12.-Charles
Rcntrop of Little Rock. Ark. defeated
Alex Monroe. Canadian heavyweight.
two out of three falls in wrcstlin |,
match here Thursday night. The boz
was furiously contested by both Crap,
piers and kept the capacity crowd
who witnessed the fray on its feet
most of the route.
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SOUTH.

IS Mississippi.
At Danville: Centre VS.. Clemson
At Georgetown: Georgetown College
VS.. Tennessee.
A: Atlanta: Florida VS.. Georgia Tech
At Lexington: Kentucky VS.. aWshins-
ton and Lee.
At Baton Rouge: Louisiana State VS.
Spring Hill.
At y G. NJ. College: Mississippi Agsies
VS.. Ouachita.
At Charlottesville: Virginia VS.. st.
Johns.
At Lexington: Virginia Military In
stitute VS.. Roanoke.
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Record for Miss EderIe.

Honolulu, Oct. 12-Gertrude Ederit
of the New York WOmen's SWIMMING
Association swan the 200-meter free
stroke open water event at the A. a
q. meet here Thursday night in
minutes, Al % seconds. breaking all
known records. The meet was he'll
under the conditions that will prevail
at the Olympiad in Paris next year.
Miss Ederle held the world tank rec
ord for the same distance Mt > :4J %.
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WEST.

At Berkeley: California VS.. Olympic
Club
NJ Eugene: Oregon VS.. Pacific Y.
At Corvallis: oregon Aggies VS.. Will
Jeanette.
At Palo Alto: Stanford VS.. Santa Clara.
At Los Angeles: University of South
ern California VS.. Nevada.
At salt Lake City: Utah VS.. Wyoming
At Logan: Utah Agsles VS.. Denver.
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Villa Fights One Schwartz.

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 12.-Pancho
Villa, worlds flyweight champion, will
defend his title here tonight in q
scheduled fifteen-round bout with
Benny Schwartz of Baltimore, south
ern flyweight. Both concluded their
training yesterday and are declared TO
be in good condition. Each was said
this morning to be below the 49,
pound limit. Advance sales of tickets
Indicate a record-breaking "gate" for
a bout in this city.
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&& 9&THE SPORT PAGEy%}<X r

the management announced that it
has hung out the standing room
only" sign.
The West Point players will arrive
tomorrow noon. The game will start
at 3 80 o'clock.
Last years game between the two
teams resulted in a scoreless tie.
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Saturdays Program
of Cndiron Battles
SOUTHWEST.

At Dallas: Texas Aggies VS.. Sewanee.
At Beaumont: Texas VS.. Tulane.
At Little Rock: Rice VS.. Arkansas.
At Waco: Baylor VS.. Howard Payne.
At Fort Worth: T. C. U. VS.. Simmons.
At Enid: Phillips u. VS.. Fairmont.
At Brentwood: Daniel Baker VS.. Eas;
Texas Normal.
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STANDS TO BE FULL
Despite World Series, Army. Notre
Dame Football Game Draws Crowd.

New York. Oct. 12.-Notre Danes
football team got into town today for
the battle against the Army eleven
at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, tomor-
row.
The worlds series notwithstanding
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Series Sidelights

New York, Oct. IL. - McGraa
gambled with his pitching staff again
when he started Hugh McQuillan il
the second game. The gamblers Friday
morning were "crazy-eyed" trying t.
figure out the manager of the Giants
it is said, for they had banked almost
unanimously on the use of Art Nehf
southpaw. The Yanks hits McQuil-
Ian, right-hander, hard, but their work
against Jack Bentley, who relieved
McQuillan, showed they lake none too
kindly to southpaw slants, the kind
Nehf serves up.
Ruth, the games hero, was also the
goat" for a moment in the seventh
when he was caught off first after
receiving his second pass. He dashed
for second when Snyder's quick toss
caught him far from the bag, but was
quickly retired, Kelly to Bancroft to
Kelly. Two were out at the time an1
so the Babes slip did not prove dam
aging.
After the Yankees defeat in the
first game. Col. Jacob Rupert, owne'
of the American League champions,
invited his mother to attend the sec
ond game as the clubs honorary mas
cot" The tide changed with her pres
ence and the colonel announced sn.
had been ''signed" for the series.
Fluctuating with the tide of battle
betting odds showed the Yankees fa
vorites again after their second gam
triumph. Several wagers were made a
odds of 10 to . and to on th'
American League champions.
"Pep" Youngs had variety OF
troubles. The usually reliable Giant
rightfielder erred on two drives to his
territory. one off Schang's bat in the
fourth and another by Bob Mouse
in the fifth. Then he was jeered b.
the crowd for the rest of the gam
after the play in the sixth when hi
spilled Ward at second base while the
Yankee infIelder was trying to COM
plete n double play.
The attendance at the second con
test was 40.402. Gross receipts wer
SIS. 49S. OF this amount the ma
tional commission receives S23.114.l0
the plays, $50, S33.9S; each club, $2G.
Dlf66,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12

The attendance at the second con
test was 40.402. Gross receipts wer
SIS. 49S. OF this amount the ma
tional commission receives $23.714.l0
the plays, $50, S33.9S; each club, $2G,
al 4 tf
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12

Fluctuating with the tide Of battle.
betting odds showed the Yankees fd-
vorites again after their second gam"
triumph. Several wagers were made "a
odds of 10 to and 6 to 5 on the
American League champions.
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vELMI vAzNE oBzALOBY.
vzneseny jsou proti pfiruGi-
mu direktoru odboru vefejnS-
ho blaha.

Columbus, O., 80. srp3a.
Velmi wanna obvin9ni vznese-
ma byla generalnim navlad-
MIN Crabbem proti pfirucimu
direktoru statnfho dradu We
rejneho blaha, Johnu McNa-
marrow. zaloby mali co cini-
ii Sc rizenim polepsovny pro
divky v Delaware, jejiz matro
nou byvala pi. McNamarova q
Mcnamara mel ma starosti pc
Ii o budovy a pozemky.s
Mcnamara jest vin6n re "a
nedbavani svych povinnostf,
suroveho zachazeni $ chovan-
kami, vynucovani kampan-
Mich pfisp6vkh re zamestnan-
CT, host9nf svych pfatel ma
statni ltraty, udrzovani dvou
synI ma vyplatni listine, acko-
Ii zadne prace v ustavu neko-
nall, pouzivani sluzeb zam9st-
nancI lstavu ku vlastnimu
prosp6chu a pod.
Mcnamara prohlasuje tato
obvineni "a falesna a zada sly
SEMI pred guvernerem.
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PRINCEZNA BUDE POHRBE
MA v AMERICE.

Londyn, 80. srpna. Rodina
zesnule princezny Anastazie
recke, drivejsi pi. w. B. Iced
sove, cini prfpravy k odeslani
t3lesnych pozIstatkG do New
Yorku. Zadusni obrady budou
konany v jednom 2 feckych
pravoslavnych kosteld v Lon
d5n4 re1 ttlo poslano bSda
do Spojenych Statd a rovnez
konany budou modlitby v Re
cku. Neni dosud niceho zna-
mo, zdali zesnula princezna u
cinila n6jake opatreni. pro sv6
no manzela, prince Kristofa.
Ia sveho zivota casio Sc w.
jadrila, ze naprosto nemdze
zmeniti posledni Will sveho
druheho muze, w. B. Leedse.
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Washington, so srpna. Pfa
tele, ktefi provAzeli presiden-
ia Hardinga ma ieho ceste ma
Alasku, kritisujf byvaleho
pennsylvansheho guvenera)
Sproula, pro jeho prohlaseni v
Londyn6, ze smrt p. Hardin
gova byla uspisena tim, re
"a prohibice nemohl 81 dopra-
I'll obvykleho dou5ku skotske
whisky. Pan Haraing zdrzo-
val Sc pry poziv&ni vsech O.
pojnych napojd Mvno pred
podniknutim sve posledni ce-
sty a mimo to nebyl nikdy "a
|dnym velkym pijtkem
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VESTKYNE ZLYcH VECf.

Pariz, 80. srpna. Madame
Deux Thebes, svetoznama
francouzska vestkyne, jez
pfedpov6d6la smrt presidenta
Hardinga v m9sfci srpnu, vyta
sila Sc vestbou jinych udalo-
sti, jez maji Sc sbehnouti cd
nynejska do /. listopadu. Me-
ri jinymi v9cmi predpovida:
Revoluci v evropske zemi, jez
zaujimala rdzna odporujici 81
stanoviska behem .valky. Smrt
velikeho francouzskeho spiso-
vatele. Zlou vojenskou poraz-
ku mocnosti, jez nebyla cle-
nem trojspolku. Sensacnf uda-
lost, jez pfetvoff politicky zl-
vot v Anglii.
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skem a Rumunskem, kdezto v
pritomne dobe vyjednAva Sc o
obchodni smlouvy Uhrami q
Jugoslavii. V posledni dobe
zjistena byla potreba zavedeni
obchodnich stykI mezi Italif a
Ceskoslovenskem ma trvale ba
81 ma mist6 provisorniho mo-
dus vivendi. We spojeni tim
Italie usiluje o docileni doho-
dy Ceskoslovenskem ohled-
ne pristavu Terstu. Pred val
kou Terst byl jedinym dobrym
pristavem rakousko-uherske II
Sc, take vsechen rakousky OBJ
chod Jim prochazel. Nyni vsak
Ceskoslovensko Sc stejnym
prospechem mdze svoje zbozf
odesilati pres kterykoliv jiny
pristav. z te pficiny Italii "a
lezi ma tom, aby Ceskosloven-
sko co MONA dirigovalo svoje
zbozi pres Terst. Dnes sejdou
Sc expert obou zemf, aby po-
jednali podrobnostech toho-
to problemu.
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FRANCOUZI ZABAVILI
SPOUSTU MAREK.

Dusseldorf, 80. srpna. -
Francouzi zabavili dnes jeden
trilion, tri sta biliond marek v
duesseldorfske vladni tiskar-
ne. Toto byla ia nejvetsi .ko-
fist Francouz1 cd zahajeni
okkupace m6sta. Mestske IRA
dy professionally u gen. De-
goutta, poukazujice, re zaba-
vent techto pen6z vazne posti
hne cirkulaci, nebot' jiz pred
tim jevil sc nedostatek papiro-
vych marek. Ma zitrek byla
svolana valna schGze, ma MD
ma byti jednano o situaci.
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VYSLEDEK IRSKYCH
VOLEB.

Dublin, 80. srpna. DIE zprav
obdrzenych do 80 dnes We
Ger, vysledek irskych snemov-
Mich voleb jevi Sc jak nasledu-
je: Vladni kandidati Al, repu-
blikani %, neodvisli H., far
mari 8, d9lnfci 9. Ackoli splni
Sc snad predpovedi republi-
kann, ze budou miti ctyricet
poslanci v novem sn6mu,v
mi strana bude piece -jenom We
vetsine 2 proti l..
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PINCHOT0V PLAN BUDE zAMfTNUT.
TEzARI AM HORNlCI NE.MfNf NAN
PRISTOUPITI
ZASTAVENl PRACE>V DOLECH JISTYM, ALE We
VYJEDNAVANf BUDE POKRACOVANO

Harrisburg, Pa, 30. srpna.
- Zastaveni prace $4,000
havirl v tvrdouhelne penrsyl-
yanske oblasti zda Sc byti il
stym, jezto vsechno poukazu-
je k tomu, ze ODE strany uve-
domi guvernera Pinchota III
ira, ze jeho mirovy navrh ne
nj prijatelnym We sve pfitom-
ne forme. Odmitnuti Pincho-
tova planu neznamena vsak,
ze sporne strany mini ignoro-
vati kazdv z navrhG ucin6nych
guvernerem. N6ktere body je-
no planu budou nepochybne
pfijaty, s jistymi zm6nami a
celek slouziti bude "a pod
klad dalsiho vyjednavani.
Nicmene vsak neni dosti ca
su ma OdvOlanl stavky. Zasta-
veni prace ma tyden neb diva
jest pravdepodobne. Zastup-
ci uhlobaroni havird sejdou
Sc v guvernerove lradovne Ii
ira podaji odpovedi na jeho
mirovy plan. Ocekava Sc, re
zastupci tezafI havirI poza-
daji guvernera, aby vysvetlil
znacnou Cast sveho planu.
Delnici. kteri mali ma stare
sti udrzovati dolly pofadku,
zistanou v praci, jezto dnes
doslo k oboustrannemu doroz-
umeni, die nehAz obdrM zvI.
Semi mzdy mezi $1.1O q $1.15
denne, vedle zvyseni, jez snad
bude ziskano pritomnym W.
jednavanim. Osm hodin bude
tvofiti pracovni den a "a praci
pres cas- budou dodatecne od-
menovani.
Arbitrace a 1O-procentni ivy.
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BENESOvA MISsE v kfME.
Jednal o obchodni smlouve q
Italii a tez o mezinarodnich
Otazk6ch.

Rim, 20. srpna. (Zvlastni
depese IN. Y. Times"). -
Csl. ministr zahranicnich zale
zitosti dr.. Ed. Benes pribyl wee
ra rano do Rima a vetsinu dine
stravil konferencemi s rizny-
mi italskymi ministry. Rano
mel rozmluvu ministerskym
predsedou Mussolinim a s pro-
fesorem Corbinem, ministrem
narodniho hospodarstvi. Odpo-
ledne navstivil ministra finan-
ci Destefaniho a senatora Gre
monesiho, kralovskeho komisa
Re pro mesto Rim. Vecer byl
Benes hostem ministerskeho
predsedy Mussoliniho pri Il.
redni hostine.
Rozmluva Benesova Mus.
solinim tykala Sc hlavne u
snesenf, k n9muz doslo ma kor
ferenci Male dohody v Sinaji
a politiky Ceskoslovenska vIc
Stredni Europe a vici spojen
cum. Konecne byla podrobni
take projednana kontroverst
mezi 1talii a Jugoslavii ohlet
ne rjecke otazky. Nasledken
teto rozmluvy nenf vylouceno
ze dr.. Benes vystupovati bu
de jakozto jakysi druh nedfet
niho sprostredkovatele "a kul
sami, jenz pouzije sveho vlivl
v zajmu pfatelskeho urovnan
spori mezi Italii a Jugoslavii
S ministry Corbinem a De
stefanim dr.. Benes jednal o OF
chodnf smlouv9 mezi Italii
lCeskoslovenskem. We vychod
nj Evrop9 Italie ma obchodn
smlouvy s Rakouskem, Pol
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zENA BUDE oBEsENA.

Chicago, 30. srpna. Pres pr
mluvu sesti zdejsich nejpred.
n6jsich advokatG, soudce Davis
odepfel povoliti novy proces
pi. ISABELLE Nitti Crudellove q
rozhodl, ze ma byti obesena
IL. ffjna, spolu Petrem Cru.
dellem pro zavrazdeni svehc
prvnfho manzela. Jedine "a.
kroceni guvernera Smalla mo-
hlo by il zachraniti. Dojde-l
k poprave, Nitti-ova bude prv
nj zenou v Illinoisu pro zlocir
ob9senou.