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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
KIDNAPPING OF CHILD
 CHARGED TO WOMAN
Texas Woman Held In New Orleans
 For Baltimore

NEW ORLEANS, June 1O.-On fn- structions from Baltimore police, Mrs. Hazel Burns, of Orange, Tex, was arrested here today as she stepped from a train and Is being held in parish prison on a charge of having Kidnapped Anna Hess. II years old, of Baltimore. Mrs. Burns B. year-old son, Harry. and the Hess child were taken to the home of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. where they will be cared for pending the arrival of Baltimore authorities.
 Mrs. Burns told the police she met the Hess child while visiting in Bal timore. She said she became inter- ested in the child and that her father had partly agreed to allow her to take Anna with her.
 My intentions were sincere and what I did I thought to be in the interest of the child" Mrs. Burns told the police. "I believe the affair will be satisfactorily adjusted"
 The Hess girl is said to have told the police that she left Baltimore with Mrs. Burns of her own free will and she begged the woman to take her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
COAST GUARD OUT TO
 CHECK RUM RUNNERS

WASHINGTON, June. 10.-Efforts of the coast guard to check the oper- ations of lum runners, inaugurated a month ago by treasury orders. were well under way, officers said here to- night, while all personnel of the serN- ice has been active since the orders became operative. Headquarters of ficers declared Commandant Reed at New York was the first to employ the wide discretionary powers ac- corded in the instructions and hss organized his own anti-rum fleet to operate within his district
 It was expected here that com mandants of other coast guard dis tricts would take steps to broaden their operations against rum runners as rapidly as the situations they face rermit. The guards first duty is the saving of life or property, according to the view ileld by treasury officials and after that they are expected to give whatever assistance they can to law enforcement:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
OFF FOR ACTIC

BERLIN, June 10.-The Amund- sen relief expedition, which will attempt to rescue the eX- plorer should his airplane crash in the transpolar dash he plans for June 20 Is under way.
 The junker airship Ice Bird" fol- lowing her trial flight into Ham burg, anchored aboard the Bergen company's steamer "Mergur," and has sailed for Bergen. second air ship has also been sent
 The expedition will be based on Spitzbergen, and efforts will be made to communicate by radio with the explorer, whose plane is radio eQuipped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
MUSIC CLUB MEETS
National Federation Gathers At Ashe-
 vilIe For Convention

ASHEVILLE. N. C.. June 10.- With artists and music lovers from all sections of the country in attend ance, the first business session of the thirteenth biennial convention of the National Federation of Music Clubs will be held here tomorrow morning. The convention opened yesterday with the registration of delegates.
 Mrs. John F. Lyons, Fort Worth. Tex, president of the federation. will rows session and reports will be re- ceived from other officers.
 Today many of the visiting artists took part in the musical programs of the city churches. This afternoon vesper service in which the mu- sicians participated was held at Mon- treat the assembly grounds of the Southern Presbyterian church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
TWO FRENCH OFFICERS SHOT FROM AMBUSH

DITESSELDORF, June 10.-French troops and the German populace are in an ugly mood Sunday following the murder of two French officers, who were ambushed and shot by three German civilians.
 Germans informed the authorities of the crime and gave descriptions of the assassins, who, however, es- capped.
 It is believed that the murders were in reprisal for the recent execu- tion of Schlaggetter by the French
 It is pointed out that nationalists s are making capital of the case, call ing Schlaggetter martyr to the fatherland. The murders will result in sterner measures by the French, who, 1t is believed, may put into op- eration the oppressive measures dis cussed at the Brussels barley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
BLIND NEGROES SING
Pleasing Program Rendered Befor,
 White Citizens Of BirminNham

White Citizens Of Birmingham
 The Glee club of the School for the Adult Colored Blind of Alabama will render a rtgram at the community hall In New Castle for white citizens at o'clock Monday night They will sing at Rev. Houston's church in Edgewater at o'clock Wednesday night, and Sunday night at the South side Baptist church.
 Nearly $150 was raised toward the s1.000 aim of the present campaign, directed by Mrs. C. P. Orr. chairman of the board. The blind singers rem dered seven selections by request be- fore the Sunday school class of Judge Hugh B. Locke at the First Meth odist church Sunday.
 They sang at the St. James Bap- tist church, Wylam, at 1:30 Sunday afternto on at Edgewater at 3 o'clock at the white Baptist church. Edge water. at 7:3o Sunday evening, and ct 9:30 Sunday evening at the Sixth Avenue Baptist church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
TO PLAY TRUMP CARD
Conference Called To Avert Chicago
 Transit Tie-Up

CHICAGO, June 10.-Mayor Dever's
 trump card" in the threatened tie
 up of the city's elevated and sur face car systems, is expected to be played tomorrow when he recon venes the joint conference of em-
 ployes and company officials in his office.
 What plans he has in mind for set clement of the deadlock between the two factions is not known but all
 agree that upon the mayor entirely
 rests the possibility of averting the strike.
 Employees have demanded an In
 crease of 10 cents an hour and com pany officials have declared that present revenues cannot stand this increase
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
VETERANS WILL ELECT
Rainbow Division To Appoint Dele-
 gates To National Convention

Delegates to the national conven- tion of Rainbow division veterans will be elected at meeting of Nor timer H. Jordan chapter of the vet erans at meeting to be held at s o'clock Monday night in the chapter rooms of the old post office building. The national convention is to be held in Indianapolis, Ind, beginning July 15
 Delegates to the state convention. which convenes in Montgomery, Ala, August 4. also will be named at the meeting. The feature of the state convention will be an old southern barbecue given by the Montgomery chapter of the Rainbow division vet eranS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
STEAMER IS SINKING
Nearby Vessel Answers Distress Call
 Of British Ship

LONDON, June 10.-(By Associat- ed Press.) - The British steamship Maidan, bound for London from Cal cutta with a heavy cargo, is sinking off St. Johns Island in the Red Sea, according to a dispatch to Lloyds from Port Sudan today. Another steamship, 20 miles distant, was re- ported to have answered the distress calls of the Maidan. Tho number of passengers and crew of the Mai. dan Is unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
WOMEN GET MISREPRESENTATION

TRENTON, N. J., June 10.-Mrs Emily F. Feickert, vice chairman of the republican state committee, an- nounced Sunday that republican women of New Jersey will have rep resentation at the next national con- vention. It is intended to place in nomination one or two candidates for one of the four delegates at large and also women representatives from various congressional districts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
NEW DANCING RECORD
Dallas Man Shuffles His Feet For
 217 Hours

ST. LOUIS. June l0.-Bernie Brand, of Dallas, Texas, tonight established a continuous dancing record of PIT hours. Brand, who broke the pre- vious worlds record of 195 hours in the national marathon dancing con- test here today, shuffled for nine hours, the sole survivor of 22 per sons entered in the contest. which started June 1. Brand won s5,OO0 In cash prizes for performing the feat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11
EYESIGHT FAILING
Authority On Irish SOng Lore May
 HNYe to Give In Wnrk

CHICAGO, June 10.-Failing eye sight may stop the work tn Irish song lore, which Capt. Francis O'Neill, three times Chicago's chief of police under Mayors Harrison and Dunne, has carried on for years. ac- cording to word received by friends here today from Ocean Springs, Miss, where Captain O'Neill now Is staying. He Is recognized national authority on Irish song lore and has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-11

Nearly 100 normal schools will nave sessions this summer
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
ZATcENA DfVKA LUPIcKA

Vcera k veceru byla policii
zatcena 20-leta Eleanora Tay
lerova, 1858 Broadway, KITE
ra We spolecnosti dvou spoiled
nikl prepadavala chodce. Me
zitim co ma prepadene lupici
mifili revolvery, ciperna E.
leanora vybfrala z kapes pc
nize a RUNE sperky. Stalo Sc
tax v nekolika pripadech, az
konecne k jednomu podobne-
mu vystupu u vych. 22. ul. a
Broadway sc vyskytla patro-
la dvou strazniki, ktera div
ku a jednoho kumpana sebra
la. Tento zove Sc Claude Nc
Morris, jest 27-lety a bydli v
els. 3610 Woodland Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
NABfDKA FIRMY STROUD.
MICHAEL co.

Ivedena spolecnost hodla
zavesti Apex a Rotanex elek-
tricke cistice i mezi jinonarod
nj clevelandske obyvatclstvo a
proto nabfzi tento prakticky
cistic s vyhodou. Da totiz S
kazdym koupenym cistiSem L.
pine zdarma veskere prislu-
senstvi, majici jinak cenu $40.
Nenf tfeba jineho, nez-li w.
stfihnouti kupon pfipojeny v
dnesni oznamce a zaslati iej
|spole6nosti, nacez' zarfzeni do
'stanete l1plne bezplatne, jest-li
ze pfipojena bude objednavka
ma 6istiG.
The, Stroud Michael Co. jest
|znamy obchod elektrickymi po
tTebami a test Sc v obecenstvu
vyborne povesti. Neprome.
skejte vyhodne tetn prilezito-
sti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
MOVE SENSAcNf USMRCE
Nj zENY AUTEM.

Ma zapadnf 25, ul. a Mar.
vim ave. zabita byla asi 60 70.
XII stara zena autem ujizdejf.
elm as so mil "a hodinu. Ne.
boha byla strojem, v nemz by
Ii diva muzi, vlecena asi 70
stop daleko. z mfsta nestesti
Sc podafilo pachateldm ujeti,
Jak vypravi ocitf svedci sestou
pila zena as v $50 dnesnfho
rama prave chodnfku, aby
vstoupila do kary West 25th
St., jedouci smerem severnim,
Naraz stroje byl tax prudky,
ze zene strzena z nohou i O.
buv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
ZALOVANI PRO BRANf Ii.
CHVARSKYCH UROKU.

Asistent policejniho zalobce
Leonard s. Levy vydal vcera
zatykace ma nektere dfedniky
dvou phjcovnfch a financnich
'spolecnosti pro brani lichvar
skych urokG a sice cd 1T az
do $3.50 procent, jak byl vyse-
tfil Charles D. Hayden, agent
prislusne komise. DIE Leviho
kvetla temto upirim psenice
zejmena v dobe vanocni, kdy
vyssavali hlavne lid delnicky.
Do detektivnf dradovny do
stavil Sc JOS. j. Mahaffey, z {.
sS01 Euclid ave., ma nehoz je
zalovano. re pIjcoval ma svrs-
ky i ma budouci mzdy ma tirok,
w jednom prfpade dostupujici
az $3.50 procent q v jinych ma
24O proc, ac zakon dovoluje
nelvyssl mm'u urokovou go.
Dobrodinec tento byl po sloze-
nj zaruky pouhych $4,000 pro
Ipusten ma svobodu. OStatni
zatykace oudou pry dodany j.
'nym lichvaf1m behem dnesni-
no dopoledne.
Mahaffey jest nacelnikem
lThe American Finance Co., ac
jmeno teto spolecnosti Sc ne
objevuje ami v telefonni knizs
ami v mestskem adresaTi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
PROROKUJf Kid v KREJ
COVSKEM PRUMYSLU.

Dohoda tax zvaneho Cleve.
landskeho planu mezi uni
danskeho krejcovskeho delni.
ctva a Sdruzenim cleveland.
skych odevnich toval.niki, KITE
"a az dosud udrzela mir v tom.
to odboru jiz po 5 rokI bude
pry ma dalsi roik, jestli ne de.
le udrzena. Dosavadni mzdo.
W cennik, die vypovedi obou
stran bude dodrzen a pozme,
neny mali byti jen nektere cd
stavce, dotykajfcf Sc jak unis
tax j zamestnavateli, ma If
ttfejsf schulz We EWinton hotelu
Fred c. Butler, manager "a
eStffaxatelske organisace vct
ra pravil, ~ .obe strany proje
dnaly nekterH zmeny kontrak'
tu. talk toyMricis yepozadoval
prozatimni odstranh ssssh ! .nekte
rych pcdrninek, ktere by ale
opetne byly zavedeny jakmile
Sc zlepsi podminky obchodnf
Mezinarodni vykonny w
bor unie po!zracoval v snaze
zriditi pense nezamesknanym
pomocf prlspevkd tovarniki
d9lnictva, o zavedeni 44-hodi.
move tydenni dolby pracovnf
ODE tyto podmfnky jsou hlav.
mimi body unie, ale zamestna.
vatele nejevi nil1terak dobrou
Will v Cleveland6 ODE podmin.
ky zavesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
NOVA c'pRODUKcE" LUPI.
cE S PAPtROvYM
SACKEM.

PobestnJ lupic IS pytlikem'
uspofadal tentokrate ma w.
chodni strane move predstave-
nj. Vstoupil vcera vecer do
Marshall lekarny, v {. 14254
Euclid ave-, kdc byl prave sa-
moten klerk Melvin Candles, a
vyzadal 81 nejakcu malickost,
ale obratem sc vytasil revolve-
rem a znamym sackem. Prav6
miril cashregistru ma klerka,
kdyz z mistnosti ma pfipravu
lekafskych receptI vystoupll
manager Moric Efrcs, kteremu
vSak nezbylo take mic jineho
nezli sc poslusne postaviti We
die Candlese, kdyz pojednou
do lekarny vstoupil zakaznik.
Lupic Sci v svoji drzosti tax
daleko, ze naridil EfrosoM, by
kupce obslouzil krabickou GU
krovinek, kterou tento zadal,
Pc tomto kousku, maize v histo.
rickem pytliku S125.OO, vybra.
nych z pokladny lekarny, lu.
pic odesel.
Policie dopalena cinnost
smeleho bandity, proved tys
jiz devet polobnych vystupt
sobe 81 podobnych, zada ODE
censtvo, aby v polapeni zlosy
ma bylo napomocno. Drzy pa
chatel jest as 25 rokG star, pr;
stredni postavy a oden jest ,
tmavoSedy svrchnik mekkyn
sedgm kloboukem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
PRVNf OBETf HONEBNf
SEZONY.

We Fairview nemocnici LEI.
18-lety krajan Frank Pospf.
Sill, 3425 zap. 81. ul. s hro.
madkou broki v tele. Zahajil
vcera honebni sezonu a poci
nal 81 tax neopatrne, ze mu
puska neocekavane spustila.
Jine zpravy hlasf z Colum.
bus, ze tamnejsf ctyfi muzi
byli ma hone zabiti, kdyz Sc {
mimi prevratilo auto. z il.
nych mist hlasi zpravy, ze ce.
Ia fada lovcd byla ma prvnfm
honu vice meme zran9na.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
MARKY JAKO NASTENNY
PAPfR.

New York, Is. listopadu. v
r. 1914 prazvlastni nastenny
papir zdobfcf kancelaf Raj
pha Stevense, vyrabitele hra-
eek, byl by mel cenu $685.
$50, nebot' jest y,..nem "a &c.
061,500 marek. DIE pr{tom-
neho kursu jest vyzdoba tato
mnohem lacin9jsf, nez obycej
ny nast6nnt papir.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
!, Spolkla jehlu, zabodnutou

:, Spolkla jehlu, zabodnutou
do. hrusky. svadlena rukavic
Marie Permanova z Dobrise
dala 81 ma cest6 re sitf malou
jehlu k tobsivani rukavic do
kapsy u zastery a pozdeji vlo-
lila do teze kapsy hrusku, do
nfz Sc jehla zapichla. Perma-
nova pax snedla hrusku i je-
hlou, ktera devceti uvazla v
hrdle. Nest astna divka byla
privezena do prazske nemocni
ce, kde byla Timed operovana,
jeff stav vsak dosud je vaz-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
z vlDNE PRES HAMBURk

do zamoff prijizdf po lodi AL
bert Ballin spolecnosti United
American Line p. Josef Nieder,
synovec p. Vaclava Zemlicky
z Maple Heights, 9. Dc New
Yorku pristane v nedeli 18. IL
etopadu. Zprava o jehp, prize
zdu dosla The Cleveland Trust
Co. newburghske odbocce ma
Broadway a Harvard v niz bNl
preplav vyrizen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16
MORAvSKO LOVACKA
HUDEBNf pPuzINA v
CLEVELA.NDU.


Do Clevelandu prijede ko-
lem 5ho prosince 1923, kde IT,
spofada nskolik koncertd, spo
jenych s tanecnimi zabavami.
Prvni koncert poradan bude
6ho prosince v Ceske Narod-
Sini ma Broadway. V New
Yorku Pittsburghu hrali do
Radio, mimo toho v New
Yorku 10 rekordI u Victor
Co. Jelikoz Nor. SLOW. Hudeb
mi Druzina pozdstava z 95
proc. Ces. Slow. Legionari, te-
|dy Druzina teskoslov. Legiona
|rd v Clevelandu prichazf
|svym bratrim vstfic a slibuje
Jim veskere pomoci, pokud 81
ly jejich budou stacit. zada-
me tudiz veskere mistni ct.
spolky a organisace bez roz-
dilu presvedceni, by podob-
|nym zpdsobem Sc zachovaly
TX nasim umelcdm neb jest to
v9c, ktera jeste v Americe ne
byla a kazdy bude litovat,
kdo sc ma jejich koncerty ne.
dostavi. Vstupne jest dosti niz
ke ma pocet tolika umelcd, by
kazdy mohl tyto koncerty ma.
vstivit. Zaroven zadame nase
ct. krajany, kdofby 81 pral jed.
noho neb diva tyto nase um9l.
ce witt k sobe ma byt ma ne.
kolik dni, ably Sc laskave pfi
hlasil v Uradovne Ceskoslov
Legionafd, 54O3 Broadway
aneb u jejich sprace Williams
Podrouzky, 4977 Broadway, ,
Plzenskem hotelu. Druzins
isklada Sc z nasledujicich Gle
IND: "A
j Kapelnik prof. Jos. Pavel
ka z Kyjova, Strejcek FIR. .
Barsova, Drozd Konst. Ne
chvalina, Forman Jos. re S,
buick, Strejcek .Rud. z Bar
lsova, Kopecek FIR. re Stav9
Sic Hornak Jos. z Nechvali
na,. Cervinek Fl. re sardice
lKudrna Mich. YFze Sardice
Fromek Jak. re sardice, Slam
pa FIR. re Stavesic, Bohatk,
! F.. re Stavesic, Pavelka Fr
II Kyjova, Pavelka Jar. z KY
jova, Pavelka Aiois z Kyjo
!. va, Visfn Adolf = Kyjova
Keznfcek FIR. z Kyjova, Polacl
Aloissz Kyjova, Husak Jos.
IKyjova, Ptaeek stepan z
i|Skalky, Kahbnik Jan z z Kyjo
va; studenik' Albert. z Kyjo
Iva, Kalivoda .VAchy z Kostel
ce, cervenka Jan y sUher. Bro
ldu. Klimek Vac. eze Sobulek
Pe$l E. Kyjova, 'Meehpr'
JOSS mi. z Mistfina,' Mechuf'
JOS st.; z Mistrina, Mechuri
FIR. z@Mistffna, kihak EN-. /.
Mistfina, Tomecek vincenc !:
Milotic, Krist Jan z Milotic
|Dubny Jak.' z Ostrovanek
! IMaxian A., Salajka Pavel .
Move Vsi u Bfeclavy, BRAID.
JOS. z Borsova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-16

"Nezda Sc vam, pane pro-
fesore, ze je dnes velice chlad
no?" - "Nevim slecno, jest9
jsem sednes nedival IA teplo-
mer!" r -
The Coconino sun., 1923-04-27

Miss Lillian Williams spent last
Monday in town.
John Mathis has rented his place
for the following year. The renter is
stranger from Michigan.
Bob Patton and family, who were
living on the Conrard ranch, have
moved to the Francis ranch.
Grover Mcclure of Black Bill Park,
who spent the winter in Phoenix, de-
cided there was something in potatoes
after all and returned home to dig
his. His brother, Oscar, ranger of
Oak Creek, is also home on a visit.
The dance on April IA was well at
tended, if a row of cars five deep
around the hall indicate anything. The
American Legion dance of last Satur-
day night was an unusually interest
ing affair. Regardless of the attempt
ed interference of the weather, a
good crowd assembled.
Plan to come to Sunday school next
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. You will find it
an hour well spent. The regular Chris
tian Endeavor meeting next Sunday
at 7:30 p. m. There are rumors of a
party to be given in connection with
C. E. in the near future. Watch for
the definite announcement.
Mrs. Alfred Williams received an
agreeable surprise last week by the
unexpected arrival of her sister, Mrs.
The Coconino sun., 1923-04-27

Margaret Govenetti of Modesto, ca
ifornia. Mrs. Govenetti expects to
here some time.
Under the leadership Of Mrs. NJ
Kinney, the Doney Park school chi
dren have prepared a spring prograI
consisting of poems and songs end w
present it next Friday afternoon.
200 o'clock. Everyone is cordial
invited and parents are especially r
quested to be present. Further il
ducement for your presence is tt
fact that refreshments will be serve
A selected group of twenty gir
from the Normal Glee club, will giN
program at the community hall o
Saturday, April %. This is the san
group that has so successfully entel
tanned Leupp, Winslow and Holbrool
and who are planning tours GOVERN
many more Arizona towns, anon
them Phoenix and Tucson. They WI
give the usual program consisting c
choruses, violin and vocal solos,
short play, and numbers in aestheti
dancing. Special work has been giy
en- costumes and stage draperies, S
if you care for an unusual combine
ton of music and beauty come t
Doney Park Saturday evening. n
admission will be charged, but dona
tions of cakes to help with the re
freshments will be appreciated.
The Coconino sun., 1923-04-27
WILLIAMS NEWS
. .+4++*+%**+***' = :

Fletcher Bly, spent the weekend in
Williams.
Attorney Frank M. Gold was over
from Flagstaff Tuesday.
Rev. w. T. Loomis is driving a
brand new Chevrolet touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Poison made a
business trip to Flagstaff Tuesday.
Nathan Bankhead of the Bankhead
Sheep company, stopped over on his
way to Flagstaff Friday.
The Towreys are among those who
are planning to move to their ranch
within the next few days.
c.. Y. Campbell, E. r. Byers and
Mr.. Merritt motored to Flagstaff and
back Wednesday afternoon.
The NJ. E. choir is busy getting
ready some special music for the Odd
Fellows program Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Root left Sat
urday for their new home in Los An
geles. The Roots are leaving behind
a large circle of friends who are sorry
to have them leave but happy to know
the Roots are making a profitable
change,
Among the Monday morning visi-
tors in Mrs. Mehl's primary room was
Mrs Ralph, who was placing her little
daughter in the primary grade. The
Ralphs are new here, having just come
from Chicago. They have taken one
of Judge Sleeves cottages.
F. w. Stubb and Earl Blake from
Ulysses, Kansas, were Williams visi-
tors Monday. Mr.. Stubbs is an at
torney and was here with Mr.. Blake
to see a Mr.. j. T. Moorehead from
whom they got evidence in cattle
stealing case in which Mr.. Stubbs is
defending Mr.. Blake.
The local officers have three Mex
ican booze peddlers to their credit this
week and have the liquor venders
safely located in Flagstaff. Among
them is a Mexican named Smith
who will probably be held to answer
to four charges, sale of and possession
of liquor, selling to an Indian and
selling to minor.
The Rotary club held its regular
weekly luncheon last Thursday with
all members and one or two new ones
present. Mr. Root was a local visi-
tor, and President /. B: Koch of Flag
staff Rotary club, with Gov. Charlie
The Coconino sun., 1923-04-27
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES


Inasmuch as an opening baseball
game, a rather contrary branch of
the pastine, is satisfactory in the
event of a victory for the home team,
it may be accepted without the GUS
tomary grain of salt that Friday,
April goth, was more or less of a
cheerful day for our diamond fling
ers. In spite of the fact that there
was no sunshine in the air, the Lum-
berjacks hit their way through wind
and sand for nine innings, piling up
q substantial score. Camp pitched
wonderful game and if it were not for
the errors due to the bad wind, Wins
low would not have scored a man.
Score: N. A. N. S., "a; Winslow, 13.
One prodigious sweep that. would
have been a homer on the sandy ex-
panse of the Sahara has brought
The Coconino sun., 1923-04-27

"Hoddy" Stevens in the limelight. The
Shiek, lean of waist and keen of eye,
looked with almost childish awe at his
team mates. Holbrook was five runs
ahead. 1t was the lucky seventh.
Buster was on first. With three and
two on him, "Hoddy" gritted his
teeth, gripped his bat and connected
with fast one that had its termina-
ton somewhere in deep right. The
batting spree was on. Swede Johnson
followed with three-bagger in the
same direction. Camp duplicated. Et
ter hit safely. 1t was easy sailing
for the Lumberjacks the rest of the
way.
The game was played during a ter
rifle wind and sand storm. This made
the fielding on both sides excusable.
Everybody who had goggles used
them. Camp pitched good ball the
The Coconino sun., 1923-04-27
DONEY PARK

Mrs. Mary Mathis of Flagstaff, re-
Gently spent a day with her daughter,
Mrs. Dan Mathis.
Mrs. Henry Hutchison, who spent
the winter in Phoenix, has returned
home, accompanied by her mother,
who expects To spend the summer in
Flagstaff.
Mr. Van Zee, Indian missionary, and
some members of his family, spent
Sunday afternoon with the Camp
bells. Mr.. Van Zee held services at
the school house in the evening.