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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
NEGRO KILLED BY WIFE

MONTEZUMA, March 19.-Aaron
Freeman died Saturday night from
wounds in flicted by his wife, Lena
freeman, few days ago, in fam
lily row.
After dealing Freeman several
blows with bar used to bolt the
door, the woman left him in an uneon-
scious condition. He never regained
consciousness. There was no in
quest, and the woman has not been
arrested.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
RUSSIA DETERMINED TO
STOP RAILROAD THEFTC

MOSCOW, March 19.-Execution-
ers' rifles are beginning to crack in
the Soviet governments campaign to
weed out bribery and corruption
from government institutions. At one
trial in Moscow three members Of the
Railway Administration Department
were found guilty of having turned
government money to their own use,
and were ordered to be shot. One OF
them had succeeded in smuggling the
profits to England, and had a heavy
deposit in London. This the Soviet
Government hopes to recover.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
GEO. 0. MARSHALL PLANS
POULTRY SALE. IN SUMTER

George O. Marshall. county farm
demonstration agent, is planning a
poultry sale for Sumter county about
April /, and requests that all farmers
or poultry raisers who will have
chickens at that time to list them
with him at the Chamber of Com
merce in Americus.
For some time past Marshall has
wanted to ship a carload of chickens
from this county, and since fall has
encouraged the farmers to have poul-
try ready for a spring sale. It is ex-
pected that no trouble will be expert
enced in getting the carload ready
by the time specified.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
ASKS TO DISMISS CA
VERSUS CHAT TAN00GA
Proceeding In Supreme Court
Restraining Citv From Com
dernning Railroad Land

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The
City of Chattanooga filed in the Su-
preme court today a petition to dis
miss original proceedings brought
against it by the State of Georgia.
AS owner Of the Western & At
lantic railroad, the State Of Georgia
has asked the supreme ~court To re-
strain Chattanooga from condemn
ing, for the purpose Of cutting
through and opening up, certain Of its
property within the yards Of the
railroad in Chattanooga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
ASKS MESSENGER L1LaAl

AMITY, March ia. 4. StrotheE,
veteran of the civil war and present
messenger Of the state senate, is ask
ing Governor Hardwick to re-appoint
him for another two yeads term.
Mr.. Strother declares that, al
though he is 70 years old and fought
under General Robert p. Lee and JOS
eph Z. Johnston from 1862 until the
end Of the war, he is still spry ana
would like to serve the senate q sec
ond term,
At the close Of the last term Of the
legislature, Mr.. Strother was present
ed wit ha walking cane BY Judge y.
F. Walker as a token Of the appre-
citation of the senate Of his courteous
and efficient services while the senate
was in session.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
FROST TO REACH
PALM BEACH.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Tne
winters final blast which has Been
attended by blizzards near zero
temperature ia the Middlewest win
oYerspread the East and South to-.
night but relief is promised by
Wednesday.
The frost win reach as far south
as Palm Beach tonight. The wealth
er bureau says.
The storm is Of wide extent and
considerable energy, moving south
east over the Canadian Northwest.
Weather experts predict the tcm-
perature win be higher generally as
far East as the Appalachian noun-
talns Tuesday and throughout taa
Southeastern states Wednesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
COURT ADVANCES PAR
CHECK COLLECTING CASE

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Ap-
peals taken by so-called country
banks of Georgia and North Caro-
lima to test the validity of that part
of the federal reserve act under
which the Federal Reserve banks un-
dertake to collect at par within
their districts all checks deposited
with them whether drawn upon
member banks or non-member banks
today was advanced by the Supreme
court for hearing April %, next.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
.OCMULGEE IS RISING
BEYOND FLOOD STAGE
Warnings Sent Out Stage At Ma
con And MilledgevilIe Go
To 20 Feet

MACON, March19 The OcmuI-
gee river reached flood stage this
morning and is still rising. Warn
mgs sent out by the weather observa-
tory say heavy rains in the drainage
areas would put the river above
flood stage here at Milledgeville.
The stage this morning at Macon
was 16 1-2 feet and 20. feet at Mil
ledgeyille.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
OUAKERS IN LONDON MUST
SEEK LARGER QUARTERS

LONDON, March f9.-Deyonshire
House, in the old City of London,
which for 250 years has been the Of
fetal headquarters OF the Society OF
Friends. is to be sold at auction. This
is because the ancient and historic
building is too small for the con-
stantly growing actiyltles; OF the
Quakers, most Of which takes some
form of charity.
The Quarkers acquired a part Of
tbe building for a meeting house in
the nth century. The monthly
meetings of the executive commit
tee, called the Meetings Of Suffer
ings. were held there. A library Of
ali books written by Friends was
formed. and the quarters have be-
come the repository Of a valuable
collection of relics relating to the
history and works Of the Quakers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
MRS. c. w. ANDREWS
DIES IN TAMPA, FLA.

Funeral services for Mrs. G. w.
Andrews, a former resident of Amer
1cus, were held in Tampa, Fla, at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Death
followed an illness of long standing.
Surviving are her husband, G. W.
Andrews, a nephew of w S. An
drews, recently moved to Tampa TO
reside.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
GERALDINE FARRAR NAMES
AN AUSTRALIAN ACTCRESS

NEW YORK, March 19.-Lorra
Amber, the Australian actress, was
named correspondent in a divorce
suit which Geraldine Farrar is press
ing against her actor husband, Lou
Tellegen
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19

J.P. Chapman is i'll at his home on
Forrest street, having suffered several
fainting spells late Saturday after
noon. Attending physicians attribut-
ed his illness to weakness and anxiety
over the condition of Mrs. Chapman.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
PLANES REACH poRTo RICO

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March
19-(By the Associated Press.) The
six United States army airplanes ar
rived here at 1850 o'clock this
morning, completing their flight
from Texas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
KID LEE, Of LEESBURG
DEMANDS COMEBACK
He's True Sport---Et's Now Up
To Commander Crawford
And Kimsey

The Lee County Kid is all right
1t isn't every man who has faith
enough in himself, after receiving a
knockout in less than two minutes,
to request-or rather demand-a
comeback.
So in the language of Commander
Crawford, He must be all right"
A few nights ago Ken Kimsey,
now hailing from Cordele, shook
wicked fist under the chin OF Kid
Lee from Leesburg, and The Kid
took the count at the Legion bout.
However, Kid comes back today i'll
letter adressed to the editor in which
he said:
'In reply to the statement in
your paper Friday, March 16 re-
garding the Kemsay-Lee fight
Wednesday, March 4, will say
that | am willing to fight Kem-
sey, any time and any place that
will suit him the winner taking
all the gate receipts or either rs
per cent of the gate receipts.
The bout to go any number of
rounds. | also wish to say that
/ was not in perfect condition
the night of the fight as | have
had no fights since leaving Homo
lul which was seven (7) raonths
ago. | feel that l viii be III con-
dition any time to put up ten
$1,000 dollars that / will go
the limit or either knock him
out.
II also wish to tahnk the peo-
pie of Americus for the kind
ness shown me while there. | de-
sire very much to make anoth-
er showing before the people OF
Americus just to show them
what | can do.
''Please jublish this in your
paper and send Kemsey a copy;
Il remain yours, for clean and
true sports"
Tb;s leaves It up to Ken Kimsey,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
ENcLAND sCRAPs HE ORION.

PLYMOUTH, March 19-The
British battleship Orion" which is
practically the last of the British
warships to be scrapped rnder the
Washington agreement, is now IN
the hands of the shipbreakers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19

This leaves it up to Ken Kimsey,
and the genial commander of John
D, Mathis post. The Kid should ne
oiven another opportunity as ne de-
yoonstrated that he possesses the
cleyerness of true sport.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19

Miss Lois IcMath LEFT today for
q stay Of some length in New York
and other points n the East. Waile
apav She Wi. visit her brother, Joe
McMath, who is studying at Wash
ington-Lee University III Nirginia,
who will spend the Easter holidays
with her IN New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
WEATHER.

For Georgia: Fair tonight; colder
in south and east-eentral portion and
warmer in northwest portion tonight.
Probably frost to the coast.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-03-19
AMERIcUs SPOT COTTON

otrlct mlddling 80 IA cents.
New York Futures May July Oct.
Prav CIn-n Ia1 nr-on AO-oc o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
foDLOUDNE VYROBENA
KO11AlKA "A JEJl
UCINkY.

Frank Wfetecha, 37O6 zap.
13. ul. 81 zakoupil o vyplate
paint kofalky, pfinesl j doma,
kde sobe pfihyIbala celia rodina,
"pfednosta domacnosti" nejvi-
ce. Nasledky Sc dostavily neb
Wietecha zemfel drive nez-li
sc mohla dostaviti lekarska po
moe. Jen vcasnym zakroce-
MIN DIR. Sfnigela. byli ostatni o.
nennocn6lis clenove rodiny "a
chrareni pred nnoznymi dale
ko horsfmi n&sledky. Zbytek
nalezen byl jeste v
lahvi q hude slouziti jako dd-
kaz proti predavaci, ma nehoz
podana bude zaloba pro zabi-
tt. Bude to zde prvni soudni
pfipad tohoto druhu. Koral-
ka zaplacena byla cekem, KITE
raz okolnost ma vesti k vypa-
trani prodavace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
DNES NASTOLENf
CUvERNERA. /,

Columbus, O., z: ledna. -
A. Victor Donahey z New Phi
ladelphia, stane sc padesatym
guvernerem Ohia Ultra v pole
dre cd te dolby, co stalo Sc jed
MIN re stati americke Unie.
Vsechny pripravy vykonany
byly vcera vecer a die Mich bu-
de to nejjednodusSi, a nejkrat-
81 inaugurace v historii statu,
zcela die prani noveho guver-
nera. Nebude zadneho pri-
vodu, zadneho plesu a budovy
We m9st6 nebudou dekorovany
ma statni vylohy. Rovn3z FEC
inauguracni bude pry struGna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

Svizn& tato veselohra byla
vcera sehrana v sini ]. A. Ko-
mensky ma vych. 131. ul. pred
sluSn6 napln6nym domem. Ve-
sele episody doznaly nalezit6-
no ocenenf a predstavitele ve-
sm6s veselych figur hrou pre-
caste rozesmawali obecenstvo.
Jen misty bylo pozorovati tro.
chu voln6jsi tempo v rozmlu-
vach, COZ bylo SQUIRE, vyzadu-
jici bystreho spadu n9kdy ma
zavadu. Odporucovali bychom
svedomitejsi uceni sc Iloham a
zejmena jasnejsi a srozumitel-
nejsi mluvu, kterehoz diNadel-
niho poklesku Sc dopoust9li
nekterf panove, danny mluvily
pekn9. Jinak vSak dluzno do
znati, ze jest patrny v mt.-plea
santskem sboru velky pokrok
a ze zejm6na n6kteri Sc sta
vaji dobr$mi silami. Take je-
viste byly pekne upraveno. talk
ze celkem Sc must nci, ze sc
obecenstvo dobfe baYilo. Per-
son&l zam6stnany We hre w.
zaduje pres 80 osob, tax ze
bylo nutno obsaditi n9ktere je-
dinou ochotnickou silou. Ia
msstn&ni byli panove a danny
F. Brezinova, F. Kuchler, FIR.
Lisy, Rdzena Hraba, M. Ven
clov&, Bedfich Plesmid, Anna
Dietrichova, X. Hegrat, ]. Jun
ger, FIR. Zemina. Gust. Winner,
3. Hokr, Karel Trefny FIR. Vor
licek q Bendr. Rezie byla do
bfe vsdsna pi. F. Bfezinovou
a p. X. Kuchlerem. Phi pred
staveni a pozdejsim tanetnim
vfnku Icinkovala sokolska hud.
ba. Veselohra III bileho ko,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
POvsTA1cl PRotIRxll Bl-
TvlJ v coIkKU,

Cork, ledna! vojslxo
svobodn6ho Statp zvitezilo ko>
necne v bitye, js4 zufila sedm
"a pdl hodirfy bifSe mesta Cor
.ku vcefa yecerlsa nil sedm
.nepravide dehJch |bylo zabito a
devatenact pohneno. BOZ "a
pocal, kdyz pfedni straz svo-
bodneho Sk4t1 ma Mill ulici
blize Corku Ibyla zajata L.
skokena, pro- 1edenym povstal-
ci. Utocnfcf byli vedeni mu-
zem v pfea Eojeni kneze, jenz
byl provaz zenou. Muz a
zena zastl iH diva str&zce a
zmocnili s}r esice. Druhe po-
sice zmocrhi Use stejnym zpd-
sobem. Vdt oku ma hlavni
hlidku S1Abl blbdneho Statu u
Carnegielh{ lknihomy, pade-
sat povstafct podnikfo dtok Sc
tfinacti strotnimi puskafni.
Pouzili h3dice ma vrhanf Pc
troleje do bhdovy, jez byla "a
palena hod hami. Posily VOL
ska Syob0d k<ho Statu bvlv ma
kvap posla n z Banthry, v "a
padnfm Co3Mu a bitva skoncila
Ivftezstvfms ro narodni vojsko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

VcerejSi achize tohoto spoil
ku byla velice cetne navstive-
ma. Ze spolek ten na'byyva OBJ
liby, dohazuje ia okolnost, re
"a vterejsf schIze prijmuto
bylo 80 clenl a clenek. Nasl
start jakoby nabazeni byli tech
rtiznych tfenic, jez po vetsine
zahnizdili se v tech druhych
nasich spolcich i r&dech, dava-
il pfednost schizim, kde ne
jsou polittcke a nabozenske O.
tazky ma dennnim poradku.
Ze zpravy dredniki uvadi-
me toto: Spolkove jmeni OBJ
nasi $1660.97, "a min. rok pax
vzrostlo O $370.36. Clena pri-
jato v minulem roce II a ze-
mfelo II clenI. Celkovy po-
Get clenI jest as 400.
Usne$eno venovati $500
fondu Legionafi invalidi a k
tomu ma byti pfidan obnos "a
kvetmu, jez nasledkem odrek-
mutt kvetin nebyla dana ma po-
hreb zem. elena JOS. 'Husaka.
Byl zvolen vybor ma revisi
starych stanov, jez az oprave-
ny budou, mali byti v strucnem
q jasnejsfm zn9ni dany do ii.
sku.
Vsem starym dfadnikodm wy
slovena divera znovuzvolenfm
do jejich dradi. v kv6tnu bu-
de poradan obvykly Piles ma
Den Matek a vyrocni vylet bu-
de letos pofadan do zahrady
Ceske Sine Sokol ma zap. stra-
ne, k cemuz jM vybor kona
pripravy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
Sokolstvo| proti tfHtSni n1.

Sokolstve proti tri;tsni ma
rodni orga4isacs v Ceskosl0-
,vensku. Nalschdzi vyboru "Csl.
Obce Sokolske" v Brn6 prohla
sill jednatel jeji dr.. Heller:
"Jako nechceme tvofiti v naro
de move politicke strany, stej-
ne nestaneme Sc nikdy nositeli
|nebo organisAtory jakehokoliv
|jineho hnutf,' jakehokoli jme-
ma, pro n9z neni v narod6 ami
|potfeby, AMI opravnenosti. Pro
h1asujeme pfoto otevfene, po-
|nevadz byly jiz v teto pficin6
|vyslovovany RUNE namely j ma
|zory, ze Sokolstvi jest daleko
|kazde myslenky tvofiti v naro-
|denove organisace a move stra-
my. Jde-li pfi techto snahach 0
|ocistu narodnf, mravni a politi-
lckou, toz vsichni, kdoz dove
|dou Sc nadchnouti pro tuto ne
|novou ideu, naleznou dosti pd-
|dy a dosti pfflezitosti, aby Sc v
idei teto predevsim sami prak-
Iticky zdokonalili v Sokole a a.
by il pax vssaNlch stranach, we
Sven okoK n We sve rodine bez-
!ohledn6 uplatnili. X cemu bu-
Idovat nove strany, proc oslabo
wat jiz existujfcf? Jen Sc ne
bat a heschovavat." - Toto
sjasne, uprimn6 a statecne slo-
Ivo sokolske bylo promluveno
Eprav9 yeas!
| Nsmeeti sfascists v ce.ksm
krumlovs. "Vorwaerts" v Lii
'berci upozornuje, ze v ceskem
'Krumlov6 existujf nemecti fas
a.
1ciste. List konstatuje, ze l. spo-
jeni krumlovskych fascistu s
,orgeschovskymi bandity v Ba-
vorsku jest dokazano, 2. re ce-
lou akci vede nSmecky turner
sky spolek, 3. ze n9mecti naci-
onalove mali spojeni bavor-
skymi nemecko-nacionalnImi
|gymnasisty, a ze krumlovsti
'orgeschovci jsou ozbrojeni.
List zada, aby drady celou v9c,
.ktera vzhledem k blfzkosti ba!
vorske hranice mdze ma Sc VII
ii nebezpecne formy, ihned W.
$etfily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

|nfcka" mela vsude velky d
speech tax ze autofi Blumen-
thai q Kadelburg napsali po-
kracovanf pod maven, vzatyrn
die Bartonfckp kpva porekadla'
"To jsem sam rad". V druk
hem dflu vystupujf skorem vse'
chny figury casti prvni a DEF.
jest nemene vesely. Sbor tudiz
st'astne volil, kdyz Sc rozhodl.
" nedeli, 81. ledna provesti i,
toto pokracovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
"PRtyBoJ".

Dram. Odb. Velkoloze Jed.
Taboritd sehral vcera v G. N.
SIM ma Broadway p9knou ten
dencni hru z hornickeho 1.-Two
ia o tfech d6jstvlch: ''Prnboj''
pojednavajfci o udalostech,
sbehlych v dobach, kdy d9lni-
ctvo Sc hotovilo slaviti prvpi
maj jako svatek. Del nam zna
zorhuje, n9kdy trochu prilis
rozvlekle intriky kleru proti
move myslence i smele zasaho-
vani, ably nova idea hned v
zacatcich byla paralisovana.
Del, ktery by mel byti casteji
predvad9n. ma. prknech, ze Sc
libil, nasvedcowal potlesk, jenz
mel byti odm6nou "a n9ktera
okridlena slova. Eel, ze ma
vsteva nebyla takova, jakou sc
test aspoh caste v6ci lplne
prazdne, bezcenne, vypocita-
ne jen ma okamzity efekt, ne
zanehavajice ale dojmd v diva
kovi, coz lie jen litovati.
Ochotnici Sc tuzih a snazili
Sc vystihnouti v llohach Jim
sverene charaktery. Role by
ly obsazeny jak nasleduje: il
ii BureS, br. FIR. Beran; Foral,
starry hornfk, br. v. Klima; Fo
ralova, jeho zena, s. Bah. Ska
Iowa; Anicka, ,jejich dcera, s.
NJ. Prdsova;. Vrsa, valcir, br.
E. Hlozek; Vrsova, jeho zena,
s. NJ. Kvetova; Benda, br, F.
Kodes; Jelen, br. O. Prdsa
PetrIcek,, Or. j. kvetensky
Hanek br. K. Kvetensky; Pa,
ter Sochor, farar, br. F. Cerve.
ny; Walter, spraNce uhelnych
dold a zeleznych huti, br. B
Stoupa; Laznicka, strazmistr
br. K. Mojzfs. Drama vypra.
vii $ velkou pecf br. F. Cerve.
ny a p6knou hudbu v mezia'kti
j pri pozdejsi zabave ffdil p,
Hanna. Pro pristi pfedstave.
nj chysta odbor jinou zajima.
YOU praci pod maven "Srdce".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08

13. prednaska Odbocky A.
N. S. C.. kon&na v ned9li do
poledne v Besfdkach 6. N. S.
ma Broadway, tesila Sc v9tsi
navat9ve nez-li obycejne. Pan
pfednaSejici j. Havranek sc
posluchacstvu nemalo zavdecil
zivym pfednesem jakoz i zaji-
mavym n&metem 'Moderni ma
zor ziNotni".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
Hromy Gin sileneho
zlocince.
BYL PROPUSTEN JAKO
"UZDRAvENY."
Ob9ti jeho stal &c obchodnfk
na Quincy Ave.

M Quincy Ave.
Usvedceny vrah, jenz byl jiz
tfikrate v, blazinci v oddeleni
pro silene zlocince a ktery po.
sledniho jara propust9n jake
''vyleceny" z Lima, kdyz byl
pry vyslovil z&dost, ze by sc
chtel "ozeniti", byl vcera "a
teen We spojeni sc zavrazdenim
46-leteho Harryho Keima, je-
hoz mrtvola nalezena byla
kratce po zlocinu v jeho krame
vc. 1923 Quincy Ave. Die
vseho byl Keim po delsim "a
pasu utlucen k smrti sekerou.
Pred 10 roxy byl sfleny vrah
usvedcen z vrazdy podobne pc
vahy a odsouzen ma dozivoti
do mansfieldsk& robotarny, od-
kud ale jako dusevne chory
byl prevezen do statniho bla.
zince. Cd tech dob byl poslan
do blazincI jiz p9tkrat a jed
nou zavfen do trestnice pro
loupez. Jest to tyz muz, jenz
se pfiznal k vrazd9 dvou. uci-
telek Wolfove q Footove, spa
chane pred dvema roxy v Par
ma. Pozdeji vsak doznani 3D.
volal a snazil sc dokazati, ze
ma mfste cinu vGbec nebyl.
- Kdyz sc byla policie dove
,d9la, ze nebezpecny zlosyn by
dli ' okoli Keimova obchodu,
sia, po stope a nalezla hledane-
ho pine obleceneho v posteli a
zpiteho. Krwave stopy ma Sa-
tech a botach, jakoz i zakrva-
Gene penize u Keima ukradene
$4,000 i stvrzenka zavrazd9.
neho s datem ctvrteGnim, pre-
svedcily lfady, ze maji prave-
no pachatele. .t
Ia vyslechu udal, ze Keima
znal ale. O zloSinu sam&m ne
chtel Sc pousteti do rozhovoru.
Pozdeii ma hlavni policejni
stanici vyprayel podivnou hi.
storii, kterak iinym spoleGni-
KEN popijel a ze msli, hadku :
nekym tfetim, ,ktery ]eBo ,ka.
maradoYi rozbil nos, coz Jest
pritinou krvavych. stop, Ka-
marad byl vsak brzo nalezen,
pfipo4Ytfl, ze byl Sc, zatcenym
az dQsohotniho vecera do pdl
devate, ale vypovedi jeho nj
kterak sc nesrovnavaji 8 vypo-
v6d'mi domneleho vraha. Kr-
wave otisky prstG nalezene ma
topGrku sekery budou dnes
porovnany.
Keim spatren 'byl posledne
v sobotu vecer as 0 8. hod. svo
il matkou. Keim provozoval
obchod zeleznym zbozim, bar
vami a pod. a byl nalezen ma.
jitelem kulecnikove sine ma ro-
hu vych. "a. ul. a Quincy ave.
j.. Vraskym, jemuz byl napad-
nym osv9tleny a otevreny OBJ
chod; pfivolal policii, s kterou
objevili v umyvatne telo "a
vrazdneneho. Keim byl zenat
a otcem ,17-let6 dcery, jez v
mistnich divadlech vystupova-
la jako tanecnice. Pohfeb je-
no konan bude Ultra o 2. hod.
2, pohrobnickeho lstavu Mil
lardova ma vych los. ul.
Domnely pachatel byl po
predlonhske vrazde utitelek v
Parma poslan, probatnim soud-
Gem Haddenem do statniho bla
zince Lima, O.. odkud byl
superintAndentem dr.. C. H.
IClarkem dne Fl. brezna jake
"vyleceny" propulsion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-08
PosLEDNl PktLEzIrosr

zivote spatfit princezny, krale
a vsechny ty monarchy, bude
v Ceske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way Is. ledna.
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Iell-O~TdxiS, SOC

the illustration.
They are we'll made and constructed
after the original Yellow TaNis-colored
in like manner.
Each one comes in an attractively
decorated container.
(The Hecht Co. Third FloorD
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Long Line
BrdSSiereS, 95C

A brassiere that comes
we'll down over the top of
the corset and made with
elastic insets at the waist
assuring prop e r fit and
comfort. They're in sizes
"a to A.
tine Hecht Go Second FIoor.)
Evening star., 1923-08-05
Children'S
Sport Hose, 49C

81 sport hose for boys
and girls-made with wide
combination or plain cuffs.
in colors of beige, fawn,
polo, gray or brow n.
They're in sizes e to 10.
THE Hecht Co., Third Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-07
PLAN TENNIS FUTURE
jap Stars Bringing Young Talent to
L. s. For Development.

New York, Jan. 6.-The first note in
international tennis play for 1923 is
sounded in the announcement that
Ichiya Kumage and Seeichiro Kashio
will soon return to this country accom-
panied by several younger japanese
players of promise for competition dur
ing the coming season. This informa-
ton is contained in letters TO the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton from the japanese court stars out
lining their plans for next summer.
Japan is planning TO challenge again
for the Davis Cup and, with the arrival
of Kumage and Kashio, will have a
formidable team available, for Zenzo
Shimizu is still in this country. The
Nipponese are looking further ahead
than this, however. for they expect to
bring several Of their leading junior
PLAYERS with them for development
through observation and competition on
American courts.
1t is we'll known that tennis has been
making rapid strides in Japan in re-
cent years and new players of real abil-
ity are coming to the fore. KaShiO in
a letter to President Julian Myrick of
the U. S. l.. L. A. describes in detail
the results of the japanese national
championship and the subsequent East
VS.. West matches in which these lat
est tennis luminaries shone brilliantly.
The national championship was won
by Fukuda, n graduate CT Waseda Uni
versity. Late in October the East VS..
West matches were played at Uaruo and
the eastern team won four matches TO
one. Fukuda, who is considered the
best player in Japan next to Kumagae,
who did not play in either event, was
the star of the matches. The East was
represented by Fuguda, Anita, Abe and
Kawadzuma and the West by Toba,
Shikadu. Yoshida and KObavashi.
The correspondence also contains the
interesting information that kumagae
was to be married late in December TO
Miss Fumiko Kate, the daughter of
MaSanosuke KatO, a prominent and
wealthy member of the japanese House
of Parliament. 1t is expected that ku-
magae will bring his bride to America
with HIM next spring.