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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-28
SIX SLIDE TO SAFETY
FROM BLAZING HOUSE

SCRANTON. Pa, Feb. 2S.-Quick
action by four firemen arriving
first at a two-alarm fire in South
Scranton saved six lives. Charles
Orlistky, his wife and their four
small children woke up and found
themselves trapped by flames on
the second floor of a tenement.
The first firemen to arrive had no
ladder, but ran to q lumber yard
and got plank and ran It I'M 10
a window where the family huddled
as flames licked their backs.
Slide" yelled Assistant Chief
Hartman, and down came the four
children and their parents to safety.
The building was destroyed, causing
a loss Of $4,000,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-28
RAIL EARNINGS
| LARGE FOR
FEBRUARY
Reports Indicate That Net In
come Win Be Larger Than
Any February Since 1920.
BY STANLEY NIERRYLE
RUKEYSER.

sH4
Copyrighted. 1924. by star Co.. Inc.,
and distributed by Cosmopolitan
News Service.)
NEW YORK, Feb. .2S.-America
il still in the midst Of q major re.
cOvery Of earning power by the rail.
roads.
Reports of car loadings indicate
that net income for all the carriers
during February will be greater
than in any previous February since
the transportation act OF 1920 went
into effect.
Net earnings for the remainder Of
1924 will he conditioned by the gen.
eral state Of trade throughout the
country. However, II the same
amount Of business is done as last
year, net earnings should be larger,
as most of the roads will be able
substantially to. reduce. maintenance
Of equipment expenses. Such expen.
ditures were extraordinarily large
during 1923 because of the necessity
OF performing deferred repairs which
had accumulated in the fall of 1922
during the shipments strike.
In spite Of such handicap, the car
riers as a whole earned $40 per cent
on their tentative property vaIua-
ton, compared with Ala in 1892 and
1888 in 1921, which was the first full
year under the new regime.
During 1928 the Southern roads
showed the best earnings on prop
erty value; and constituted the only
group that earned more than the fair
return. which the Interstate Com.
merce Commission has placed at So
per cent. Roads earning more than
per cent on their property value
are called upon to divide one-half of
the excess with the Government. In
the Eastern district the roads earned
$40 per cent and in the Western dis.
trtct 4.57 per cent.
For the entire year the total op.
Grating revenue showed a gain OF
IL per cent over that 1922. Net Cd.
Grating income revealed an increase
Of 1851 per cent.
transportation costs rose 8 per
cent. The tremendous volume oil
goods moved and the heightened eff
cheney Of the carriers enabled then
to reduce the operating ratio; that
is, the ratio Of expenses to income,
Notwithstanding exceptionally heavy
maintenance expenses.
With the improvement in the earn
ing power of the railroads, transpor-
tation securities have been slowly
regaining prestige. Investors, how.
ever, have maintained cautious at
titude toward the carriers. fearing
adverse legislation during the pres,
ent session Of Congress.
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MAN HANGS
HIMSELF IN YORK

YORK, Feb. 2S.-Rejected by his
sweetheart, who married another
man after having accepted his atten.
tons ten years, Harry Ginter hanged
himself with a sash cord from a
rafter in the lumber shed at the Err.
win Smith Bending Works, where he
was employed.
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declaring that the District "a
present 10 running under a triple
form of government, possibly suit.
able for q small town." Mrs. Hen.
derson casts aside the hope that
Congress win ever grant suffrage
to the Capital City, and takes up
her plan for q form Of government
which due to long experience has
been universally adopted for ali
banks and all large corporations of
all kinds"
Notifications Suggested.
The modification as suggested by
Mrs. Henderson follows:
IA board OF directors and com.
petent, trained man as general Gi.
rector with the dignified. title Of
governor.
1.-THE directors might be four or
six. half Of them Republicans and
half Democrats; they to serve four
or five years without pay or las at
banks) they could receive a nominal
pay only when present at weekly
or semi.monthly meetings. One
would be appointed annually by the
President Of the United States to
take the place Of the director longest
In office.
"The directors would appoint the
governor for q term Of four years
or longer, according to the approval
OF themselves and that OF Congress.
To Have SubOrdinates.
"The Governor would appoint Ill
his subordinates. He would have
his frequent cabinet meetings com.
posed Of the heads Of the different
departments under him.
He would submit an annual de.
tailed report to Congress to be
accepted or condemned at their will.
THE Governor would have as an
advisory board the Art Commission,
a body Of eight trained men, coming
from other cities and who serve
without pay.
I'VE might also hope that the
women OF Congress, who have yrore
time than the men. might in their
clubs take up the study OF city
development. They could study ad-
vantageous features Of Paris,
Vienna. Rome, London. Rio, Buenos
Aires, ETC., through films showing
them to, advantage.
What has been accomplished for
beauty in many of our American
cities is largely owing to women
clubs.
IF we are to have the most de.
sirable and the most beautiful CAPT.
tai on EARTH suitable for the great
est country on EARTH there are
many problems to be considered and
quickly acted upon. For example,
the housing for all on lines of
beauty. / lately visited Detroit to
see how Mr.. Ford had built for his
thousands Of operations. They were
not in endless lines Of connected
two-story structures, but artistically
planned. They do not mar the
beauty OF the city and we have
more room here for them than at
Detroit.
Supervision Of Skyline
I'VE have the approaches Of the
city to carry out on lines Of beauty.
We need a general supervision of
sky lines. Our streets at present
represent all heights, conditions and
colors. We need for a capital city
a large proportion Of apartment
houses. but they should not exceed
six stories go feet in height, the
same as all the other fine capitols
on earth.
1--WE need an exclusion of bust.
ness houses on our residential
streets and avenues. ne need for
h0alltV tho saving ~ cor%oiY A..
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Woman Has Plan for
! y. c. Government

form of for the District Of Columbia
sembng closely the form by the banks Of the country
being champoned by Mrs John Henderson for adoption
the expiration Of the present term Of the Commissioners
Mrs. Henderson, who has spent several fortunes the de-
velOpment Of Meridian Hill and whose offer
city that of luxurious home for the Vice President
OF the United States outlined her plan statement issued
TODAY
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ADvERTIsEMENT
Gland Treatment
Restores r. C. Laws
GlandOgen Provides Simple Method
Of Taking GlanduIar Treatment

IT am just as young as 1 used to
be, and it's all due to gland pills.
Here am ~ and feel just as spry
and full Of vim and pep as il l were
only 80 or 49," This testimony TO
the virtue of gland treatment was
voiced recently by Robert George
Laws, prominent retired London
broker. Mr.. Laws, whose health
has been poor for several years.
claims that a glan6dlar tonic nut
up in tablet form has restored him
to the health and vigor of his
earlier days.
Such a treatment is now .obtai,,-
able In the form Of Glandogen, a
highly concentrated glandular tonic.
prepared from the glands of healthy
young animals in convenient tablet
form. Glandogen has had remark.
able success with thousands of all.
ing men and women.
Glandogen IL obtainable at Peo.
Piles Drug Stores, 16 stores. Mail
orders given prompt attention.
RI NDOCEN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-28
COMMISSIONER OYSTER
MAKES ALLEY INSPECTION

Commission james F. Oyster
visited many alleys in a tour Of
Washington yesterday. He stated
that although some action had been
taken to clean up the menace, that
there is still room for improvement.
He also declared that the Com.
missioners would do all in their
power to do away with this condi-
ton.
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l. ANNOUNCEMENTS
9-Lost and Found.
9-Personals.
10-Special Notices.
10-A-Clairvoyants.
II. AUToMoTIvE-
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1t-Auto Accessorie0. Parts.
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~. EMPLOYMENT
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
KARNEVAL MA LEDE.

Jak oznamuje mestsky re-
kreacni komisar Jan j. Tyla
usporadan bude velky karne-
val bruslarsky bud We Wade
neb Rockefeller parku v pred
vecer Westinghouse dne
Ovsem jestlize pocasi neudela
"caru pres rozpocet'. Jiz dnes
jest zaruceno asi II cisel bo-
nateho programu, k iehoz Sc.
staveni byly prizvany RUNE
spot.tovni organisace.
Ma prozatimnm poradu je
privod maskar, ozdobne a u
mele bruslepi, sportovnf hry
ma lede, zavody o ceny a jine
podobne akvisice. Kdo by chtel
"kumstem nekterym obmysl-
nym" program rozhojniti, ma
sc hlasiti v lradovne komisare
telefonicky, Main 1900 aneb
u The Ohio State Skating As
sociation, v (. GOT Electric bu-
doba neb tez telefonicky Main
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pate PRES DEvATE"

Sokol Cech-Haylicek mel
st t'astny napad ku letosni-n Sib
f.nkam, raz pate pies de-
vate" prilakal do sokolovny ma
Wendell Ave. tolik ucastniau,
re to vypadaio jako v tlle. D.
masopustri nalady nut'la jiz
vyzdoba sokolovny, ktera k
"razu" jiste odpovidala, a mno
heho dcastnfka nutilo to do ko-
la, a pri valciku, neb police,
4 prot sve Will, tancil kazd !
sup sem - sup tam, neb inv
tanec mozny nebyl. Vetsi obtiz
nez pri tanci m6la pcrota pli
vvberu masek, ktere mely by
tt "a nejlepSi uznany cena-
mi poctany. Po delsi porade,
re dvou set ma2kovanych, Wy
nesla porota nasledajic roz-
sudek:
Darske ceny: !. Pate pres
devate.-pi. Havlickoya. 2. Pa
ze-slec. Krejcova. 3. Cikanka
-slec. V&chova. a. Motyl -
slec. krejcova.
Muzske ceny: l.sslovak-p.
Kodet. 2. Hloupy Honza-o
Horacek. 8. Trestanec = p.
Krejci. d. Cernoch-p. Tabaj.
Skupinova cena damska by
la pfirknuta Spanelum-panu
a pi. Kinal. Skupinova cena
muzska pfii'knuta sasklm-p.
pi. Jirsa.
Ma porote zasedali danny:
pf. Millerova, pi. Caltova, pi.
Jandova. pi. Musiiova. PanL:
D. Kouba, p. Slegr, p. V. Su-
pix, p. Musil.
Navst6va byla primo rekord-
nj. dostavilo Sc vice jak 500
jednotlivych ucastnikG, takze
t6locvicna sotva stac;la.
Dix zasluhuje br. c.. Rybak,
Sc svymi pomocnfky 81 zejme-
m 0 p6knou dekoraci ziskal
velikych zasluh. Podobnou po-
chvalu tez zasluhuje sokol-
ska hudba, jez neunavne Wy
hravala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
CLEVELANDNSKE UMELEC.
KE MUSEUM

Krasna obrazova gallerie
pri zdejsim Umeleckam museu
We Wade parku byla v posled-
nj dob6 obohacena celou ra-
dou malirskych del velke ce-
ny. Ia minuYj merle pribyly
A obrazy "Jitro po jezerni
boufi" Cd w. Homera a "Divo
Ike pobfezi v Newportu" cd
E. Martina. Krone uvedenych
vyvesena jest i znamenita kra
lima tretiho americkeho ma.
life H. G.. Deartha. Obrazem
ttvrtym jest "Madona de.
t'atkem uctiwana vsemi svet.
ci'. Jest to prace stare vlas
rske skoly malovana Sanem d
Pietro V Siene. Malir I'll V le
tech 1406 az 1881.
V nadehrne' kolekci obra
IA spatrime i dila Ceska, tai
ku prlkladu "Lvi nev6stu" OF
Prazana Make j jine ukazk!
naseho domaciho umeni. Nez
name vice povznasejici chvil'
lax pobyt Ia ned9lniho odpo
ledne uprostred techto polka
Idd duchu vei'ime, zei kazd,
krajan, jenz Sc jednou vyprav
do Wade parku ;jiste Sc stan
nastevnlkem castym. Zkust
to- a date nam "a pravdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
WOOD SPROSTEN OBzALO.
BY PRO ZAvRAzDENf
VYSOKEHO. y,

Jen po ctvrthodinoyem uva-
zovani osvobodila porota IDLE
teho Walthara ]. Wooda. 3545
Storer.'ave., jenz byl obzalo-
van'a take Sc pfiznal, re "a
strelil 18leteho Wilberta Wy
sokeho, l2019 Peeler ave. v
Lindalle. syna hasicskeho po-
rucika Edwarda Vysokeho a
byl pro tento Gin obzalovan 2
vrazdy druheho stupn6. Vyso-
KY strelen byl "a sankovani $
nekolika druhy. Rozbehl sc
proti prichazejicimu Woodovi
jenz v domn6ni, ze Sc jedna 9
prepadnuti, ma domneleho u
tocnika streIif. DIE jeho vypo.
vedi mel pry Vysoky v ruce
predmet revolveru podobny q
vzkrikl nan truce :vzhdru!'
Wood mel skutecne strach
neb byl pray6 v t6chto mistecf
prepaden oloupen jiz po dvs
krate proto chopil Sc sebe'
obrany, "a kter6 byl zmarer
mlady zivot Vysokeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
PROPOUSTENf MESTSKYCH
UREDNfKO.

Spravce Lincoln lazni, John
Sykes, byl propulsion z NEST
skych sluzeb, coz konecne ne
nj mic zvlastniho, podivnejsim
jest, re mu radnf w. j. Ken
nedy dal tax dobre odporuce-
nj, ale obratem podepsal pd-
vodni propousteci arch NEST
skeho parkovniho a majetko-
veho departmental podepsany
rekreakcnim komisarem j. J
Tylem. kterym Sc superinten.
dentovi Lincoln lazni narizu.
je propusteni Sikese, bez uda.
nj dnvodd. Reditel parki Har.
mon jakoz mestsky manager
Hopkins budou pozadani, aby
pripad objasnili.
Podobn6 financni rediteI
Semple >vysetruje, proc nynej,
81 mestsky pokladnik a byvalJ
radni A. J. Damn Cd Is. Ino
ra propustil Sest kasird. Pro
hlasil vsak, ze jest s jednanin
Damma pine spokojen. Damn
prohlaSuje. ze jeden kasiri
sam zadal o propusteni, COZ
ale tento popira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
TED TO PoJDE.

/ Konecne ma to kapl federal
nj navladni A. E. Bernstein
( jak zameziti prodej lihovin v
hostincich. Kazda hospoda,
ktere Sc dokaze, ze prodava.
la opojne napoje, ma byti ma
rok zavrena opatfena napi-
sem podobnym, jakym obycej-
ne opatren jest dunn, kde W.
pukly cerne nestovice neb jina
"morova rama. Odstrasujici
navesti ma znfti:
"Toto misto bylo ma rok "a
vreno ma rozkaz federalniho
soudu pro poruseni Woolstea-
dova aktu". Vynalezce odstra-
sujiciho oznaceni predlozil
tento svetoborny plan federal
MIN soudcdm D. C. Weston
haverovi a P. Jonesovi.
"Tak sc zbavime kamufla-
zovanych hostinci.- Ornament,
ze mistnostT nesmi byti pro ho
stinec ma tax douhou dobu u
zito, prim6je domaci pany,
aby byli opatrn6jsi pri prona-
jimani mistnosti pro nezakon-
ne ucele," odIvodnoval Bern
steen svoji genialni myslenku
Az dosud nebylo zde uzavi-
rani hostincd provozovano s
nalezitou pozornosti proto
ma nam toto opatreni pomoci
k ctnostnejsimu a bohulib6jsi-
mu zivotu. Originalnim ale p
Eernsteein prave neni, neb ma
tento napad. jfz davno prisli
asi til mesta ma pacifickem pc
brezi, &C jinak neni naprostc
znamo, re by tim lid byl po'
lepsen.
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H SCA0zE MEsTskE RADY.
USPECH WITT0v PR0TI VAN sWERlN.
GOWN zAJM0M. ....>s>
RESOLUCE PRO VYKLfZENf PROSPECT
AVE PADLA IA PROTI IL HLASUM.

Ia boufliveho zasedani NEST
ske rady znemoznil radni Pc
ter Witt podanou resoluci rad
niho j. j. McGintyho, kterouz
bylo pozadovano vyklizeni Pro
spect ave. zapadne Cd Onta-
rio ulice pro pristi nadrazi zaj
mi Van Sweringovych. Witt
vasnivou primo Seci probral
vsechny svoje dIvody proti
stavbe noyeho nadrazi na Pub
lie Squaru a prohlasil, re dnes
nj smlouvy pokud Sc stavby tv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
KRVAVA VYTRzNOST
v KLASTEkE.

MOskva, IL. 1nOra. - Dnes
byla zde obdrzena zprava, ze
ctyri muzi a dive zeny byli "a
biti pri vytrznosti v Solovec-
KEN klaStere ma jednom O.
strovI v Bilem Mofi blize Arch
|angelsku. Podrobnosti Sc ne
.sd9luji.
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nalezite svetlo," prohlasoval
Marshall a vykladal cely po-
stup soudniho rfzeni doklady
pochazejicimi jiz z roku 1848,
tykajlcimi sc vlastnictvi mesta
tax zvaneho bath street trak-
tu" pod nynejsfm nadrazim u
Mon a neni proto' tvrzeni Wit
ia, ze by tyto pozemky v Jim
udavane Gene $20,6O0.0OO by
10 vylozene majetkem obce. .Du-
kazem toho jsou rozsudky sou
du nekolika instanci, nektere
We prospech a nektere take v
neprospech m6sta. Jinak pro-
jevil Marshall souhlas S Wit
tenn, ably Prospect ave. nebyla
We prosp6ch zajmd nadrazi bu
dujicich dana, dokud mestu ne
bude dano nalezite odskodne.
Behem dalsi debaty uchopil
sc slova mayor Townes, pre-
dav predsednictvi radnimu
Sulzmanovi, a hajil stanovisko,
re nesmi byti obyvatelstvu "a
padni strany zabran6no We spo
jeni S mestem v okoli zap. 3.
ul. a Scranton ave.
/ Ia hlasovani byla resoluce
zamitnuta IA hlasy proti IL
hlasGm. Pro hlasovali: Bron-
strup, Finkle, Cook, Fleming,
Gallagher, McGinty, Michel,
Orlikowski, Roberts, Sanders
Sulzmann. Proti Gibbons, Green
Hatton, Kennedy, Marshall,
Petrash. Potter, Rieder, Robe
chek, Schooley, Townes, Wing,
! Walsh a Witt.
I Mayor Townes podal po hla
sovani navrh, aby Van Swerin
COVE obeslani byli pred celko-
w vybor mestske rady, coz Sc
stane jiz Ultra.
Ia dalsiho jednanf podany
byly Wittem tri resoluce: Nest
sti inzenyri maji vypracovati
rozpocet vydanf ma podjezd
neb prevyseni Euclid ave. v
East Clevelandu a zap. lit.
ul. a Detroit ave. v Lakewood,
dale ma byti vypracovan roz-
pocet ma lepSi osvetleni vsech
ulic, "a treti mali byt donuce-
ny drahy pri vjezdu do mesta
do DOLBY tri rokG opatriti elek-
tricky pohon.
Resoluce radniho Robecka,
aby podana byla zprava o fl
nancnich operacfch radnice,
byla odkazana prislusnemu w
boru.
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Dobra rada mad zlato

"Byl jste u lekare Sc svou
vlasovou chorobou. Pomohl
vam?"S .s
'"Pomohllt Rekl mi, szA holo-
hlavych beha posssvete tolik,
re ia samojediny Sc mezi
mi ztratim, a pozadal za
radu Q -dvacetikorunn. Nu,
cd te DOLBY uz tim k lekafi
nechodim."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
OBET VLASTNf NEZRED-
NOSTI.

13lety Albino Vangelist,
11127 1ngersoll rd. S. E., pri-
hlizel vcera pracim ma move
nadrzce Mount Overlook rd.
Kdyz jel kolem pracovni vlak,
snazil Sc vyskociti ma jeden z
vozu, spadl vsak primo pod
kola. Byla mu utrzena prava
noha. Dopraven delniky do
Mt. Sinai nemocnice zemrel
jeste teze noci vykrvacenim.
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Go Jest koufeni?"
"Koureni jest zakazano."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12

ce, must byti znovu upraveny
drive nezli sc k uskutecneni
plant dale pokroci. Kdyz rec
nickem zapalu ale Easel tax
daleko, slovy: C re kaze hlu
chym usim, ponevadz nekteri
jevi vice zajmu pomoci pod
nikatelGm Van Sweringovym
nezli mestu", ohradil Sc proti
tomuto tvrzeni republikansky
vudce mestske rady, radnl H.
H. Finkle, ktery volal ma ma
yora, ably podobne urazenl
vsech clen1, ktcri otazkou
touto byli We spojeni, zamezil.
Jiny republican, A. K. Roberts
Sc dotazoval, narazeje ma Wit
tovu dlouho rec, zda dosud je
V platnosti pravidlo, re kazde-
mu recniku jest povolena do
ba desiti minut, krone v mi
moTadnych debatach.
Mayor Townes pres tyto pro
testy dovolil Wittovi recniti
dale, ale napomenul jej, ably
Sc vice pridrzoval veci. Nacez
Witt poznovu preset k utoku.
Radni Finkle opetne povstal
a prohlasil, re dale nehodla
argumenty recnikovy poslou-
chati, byl ale posluchacstvem
vypiskan, nacez bylo mayo
rem pohrozeno, re da radni
sin vykliditi a Wittovi oznamil,
ze bez zvlastniho svolenf NEST
ske rady nesmi rec svoji pres
ustanovenou dobu desiti minut
protahovati.
Povolenf k pokracovani by
10 dano Witt, kdyz byl ga
lerii vyzval, by Sc zdrzela
vSech projevu. "Az Pride doba
k odvolani sc ke clevelandske-
mu lidu a tato doba pride,
pax bude dosti casu k aplau-
SUI, pravil Witt, obracen k
precetne shromazdenemu obe-
'censtvu pokracoval pres pro-
testy Finkla dale We svych dG-
vodech, namfrenych proti pla-
mum nadraznim. ProhiaSoval,
re mesto sc nesmi vzdati ami
jedine ulice, dokud neobdrzi
skutecnou cenu Ia budovy hla
vni policejnf stanice a stare
stanice hasicske ma Champlain
ave.
K protestu opet povstal re-
publikansky radni j. D. Mar
shall, pozaduje, aby debata Sc
dala meme vasnivym tonem.
"Neni treba, abychom soudili,
re ii, kdoz nami nesouhlasi,
nell nepoctive 1mysly. DIE
mojich zkusenosti, ziskanych
v pravnickem oddeleni, bude
mono v cely problem vrhnout
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12

jako vitez mad Argentincem
zdstal American Dempsey.
Film ukazovan bude krone o.
statniho poradu "a nezvysene
ceny. NejdGlezit6jsi momenty
zajfmaveho utkani, o ktere sc
zajimal cely sportovni svet,
budou predvedeny volnym tenn
penn, tax aby kazdy pohyb "a
pasnfkG mohl byti sledovan.