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The Washington times., 1924-04-23

Mr.. Mooney went over to the
gym, took a slant at the local
star and after a few moments
announced that he could do very
we'll WITHOUT such a sparring
partner. He wanted his man to
get workout not mauling.
The local star, who worked
out, was Stanley Ketchel.
Today you will notice in the
matchmaking that managers take
good care of their men.
Georges Carpenter is soon to
fight a man picked out by his
manager, ,Descamps. The papers
state that Vienna, the scene of
this coming contest, is wild over
the affair and 10000 people are
expected to lamp it.
The man picked out for Car
pentier is Arthur Townley.
This Townley person is a char
ter member of the British Can
vas Kissers Club. Fred Fulton,
when he was in London, four
years ago, knocked Townley stiff
with one punch. What spread
he'll be for Georges.
All of our light heavies have
good managers.
AID Stone, the Philadelphia
Marine, probably the toughest of
this class, is quickly dropped
when the managers of light
heavies want card and the hunt
goes toward Mike McTigue with
his hurtless punch and Carpenter
with his crockery chin.
keep the Change" He Said.
TINE following yarn is told by
Eugene CORR:
Boxers are nowadays paid
as we'll as almost any professional
performer, and better than most.
Whenever big purses are the SUBJ
ject of discussion in boxing circles
you will always find some old
timer to come out with a recol-
lection of Bill somebody or other
fighting for half a crown.
Il used to see any number of
tough fights in my earlier days
when the winner was extremely
lucky if he got five shillings.
There used to be some great
fights at old Bob Habbigam's
place, and Bob never overdid his
generosity. One fellow I recall
knocked out his opponent in the
first minute and before he had
gone back to his corner, Bob ,Hab-
bigam came and said to him, ~
can't pay yer for that" And
when the boxer protested, Bob
called over his shoulder, "Get, yer
things orr, Ginger"
"a most villainous looking
fighter was Ginger, with two
thick ears and broken nose.
He set about the chap who wanted
some wages to such effect that
the poor fellow got a tremendous
hiding and no money because he
had won his first fight so easily"
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
An Even Break.
Totals .371427I9 Totals /.

Totals 81 1427Is Totals .32 73T17
'BattSd FOR McGrew in seventh.
New York ...-.... o 400 0 0 0--s
washington ....... 20o1 Q o o N-3
Runs-Meusel (2), Pipp t2l, Ward.
scnang, Judge. Ruel and Fisher. Errors
hlts-Hoyt, 6chang. ProtnrO. Three
base hits--Judge. Meusel. Witt. Gosiin
stolen base--Schang. sacrifices--PipL,
hoyt Double playB-Prothro to Harris
70 judge Harris to PeckinpauEh to
Judge; Scott to Ward to Pipe; Dugsn
to Ward to Pipp. Left on kases-New
balls-Off zahniser. /: Of iIoyt, 3: off
Wingfield. /. Struck oct-E3y Zahniser
I; by Hoyt. 8: by McGrew. O. Hts
McGrew. Z in 8 2-3 innings; OFF Wing
field, in innings. hit by pitched
baby Hoyt (Judge). Wild pitch
Umptree--Evans, Nallin and Rowland
Time hours ana 8 minutes.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
EXPECT FIFTY THOUSAND
TO GREET YANKS HOME

NEW YORK, April 23.-More
than $4,000 persons were expected
to view the local opening of the
American League season today at
the stadium with the meetiDg of
the champion Yankees and the Bos.
ton Red sox. The weather was
clear and cool.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
LibertYs Busy.

The Liberty A. G. and the War.
wick A. G. will clash tomorrow at
p. IN. on the Union Station plaza
field, and the Libertys will take on
the Chevy Chase team Saturday at
$3.50 p. m. on the Chevy Chase dia.
'hond Sunday the j4ibertys will
lfklc the Alexandr.a~ Rosebuds on
the plaza AZ 3 p. m.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
RossIYns Work.

The Rosslyn A. c. will practice
at p. m. today, and tonight
the club will meet at the home of
Edgar Simmons, at 1880 o'clock.
Manager Trundell wants to book a
practice game for Sunday. His
phone is West 76O, to be called
after 7:3O D. m.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
MACKMEN MAKE DEBUTAT
HOME IN SERIES WITH
HARRIS HUSTLERS
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2SThe Mackmen all shned up like
lew dine are due to open their big league today facing
bucky Harris and his scrappy Of G from Capital
make all the interesting banner hrong is certain to be
packing old Shbe all reserved weeks
ago Really Philadelphia looks did days Of
every street corner Folks are talking baseball that's
o'clock the hour when the boys in the begin ubnS
INTO the left field beachers And they tumble too believe me
Whenever Connie has worth the bows from fh
tories all with him. believe encourapin him ~ ~
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
ALLEN TAKES BIG LEAD
OVER RALPH GREENLEAF

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April Ga
Benny Allen. Kansas City contend
err. held commanding lead in the
national billiard series today as a
result of his victory over Ralph
Greenleaf, present titleholder. The
match ended the first half of the
series. Taberski defeated st. Jean.
The players were en- route to Min
neapolis today. Their standings:
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
TILDEN WILL DEFEND
HIS CLAY COURT TITLE

ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-william T.
'Tilden, I'd, of Philadelphia, tele.
graphed today he would defend his
title as national clay court tennis
champion in the tournament here
the week Of July Z. He will PLAY
in the doubles with Sandy" Weiner.
Philadelphia, also entered in the
singles.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
Now, You Tell One.
Los Angeles Cal.

nEAR TAD: Two boys of
IL ebony hue were standing on
the street corner listening to
political speaker addressing the
crowd in his own behalf. Finally
one turned to the other and said:
Henry, who is dat white gemmen
on da soap box?
His friend replied: "Daggone
II / lSnows, Fishmouth. but he
shore Dc recommend hesself right
highly" y
At the Santa Fe station, two
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
Georgetowners Drill.

The Georgetown A. A. ball play
ers will practice today at Thirty,
eighth and Reservoir streets. at 5
p. m. A full turnout is expected.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
Lehighs Meet.

The Lehigh A. c. will meet to.
night at the home Of Roger Simp,
son, 432S Georgia avenue north.
west. The Lehighs will play the
Virginia Grays Sunday.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
Knick Seniors, PLAY.

The Knickerbocker Seniors will
tackle the Chevy Chase team Sun.
day at 2:30 p. m. in the George.
town hollow.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
Dreadnaughts Practice.

The Dfeadnaughts will practice
requeyts all players TO report. sun.
day 5he Knicker6ockers will he
played.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23

OHNNY MOONEY cracked smart the day that he re-
marked, Fighters need managers for PROTECTION"
" Mr. Mooney proved his assertion by telling story
he guiding destlnles
grand fighter Honey Melody he stopped off in Butte
battle In his hunt for parng partners he tipped
promise who would doubt
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
WAITE HOYT PROVES TOO
ROUGHFOR GRIFFMEN
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

PHILADELPHIA April 23-Bucky Harris gang are here
today to battle the AS four before
that tough aggregation known Red Sox open
heir series in Washington Sunday There considerable
usam among the Grs over their break with the champions
team would have taken three Of the games says
Mogdge deserved better than what he looking suthpaw
work once ne got started the
got by trimming Gri the final clash of the
to $500 - A~ --N~4 ~"~S-~ " NNS
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
Peerless .Midgets COP.

The Peerless Midgets bumped the
Mitcheler Midgets, 4 to o, r. Ford
starring for the winners.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
Canada Calls Cheerful Chirps.

Sdudud SdI NHcCAIul Sult pSs
TINE favorite song of the
radio bugs-"Ohm, Sweet
- Ohm"
Yes, they're called Leghorn hats
because chickens sometimes wear
them.
Letter Written Sixty-three
Years Ago Reaches Its Destina-
ton" Headline.
Imagine a husband carrying
the letter his wife told him to
post around in his pocket that
length of time.
1t happened this way: was
standing on Palm Beach watch
ing the bathers, when a man
came up to mel think he said
his name was John D. something
or other-and he had a pocketful
of bright new dimes, and he hand
ed me one. I amt seen him
since.
Ramsay Macdonald releases
Ghandi, but announces that he
won't stand any revolutionary
nonsense" Which, translated into
other words, means he releases
Ghandi, but doesn't want any
propaganda.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Totals. a
National. "a: American, lifEt
This time last Sear-Natlthsl. %.
American. Is.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23
s7zvDrucS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. G: Washington. 3.
Detroit. 8, St. Louis, 4.
Cleveland, Z; Chicago, s.
30 innings.)
Philadelphia at Boston tran).
INTER-CLUB STANDING.
Washington, 2; New York. .
Detroit. 8; st. Louis 0.
Cleveland, /; Chicago. l.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at st. Louis
Boston at New York.
Detroit at Cleveland.
GAMES TOMORROW.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Boston at New York
Detroit at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
New York V; i 5 .s5 3: Pittsburgh. . ! .4ss
Cincinnati 2 714ISt Louis -. 3 5.375
Chicago. 4 4 500lPhiladela $50
Brooklyn. 8 500 Boston -. I 3 $50
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati. 3: Chicago, Q.
Pittsburgh, 10: st. Louis, 4
Other games postponed trainl.
INTER-CLUB STANDING.
Cincinnati, 3; Chicago, |.
Pittsburgh, .; St Louis, ..
ToDAY'S GAMES.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago,
GAMES TOMORROW.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The Washington times., 1924-04-23

sons of Ham met and one an
nounced he had just returned from
Chicago.
The second said: well, big boy,
dere is one good thing about dat
town."
'H'm." said his friend, "just
what am that ?"
WELL" chirped his CALIFoR-
MA friend, "dere is a train TO
heah cherry four hours"
H. d. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02

FOR stenographers, cashiers. call M. 11S4. ~ TOR COMPETENT HELP, call M. 11sz.
 HELP W'TD-MALE-FEMALE 5i EFFICIENT OFFICE HELP FUR WISHED. Clerical Service Bureau. Main s275.
 MUNICIPAL ,FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. thiA floor city hall. Main 7040. FOR BALES PEOPLE, call Main 1is4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02
ALABAMA-SO ACRES

Sale or exchange, Columbiana, Ala. Farm of 80 acres, red sandy loam soil, on highway and railroad between Co., lumbiana and WilsonvIile; 60 acres in cultivation, good Groom house, ceiled and painted; Broom tenant house; large barn and several outbuildings Price includes two mules, cow and lot of chickens and farm tools. If you want a real farm, this is what you are looking for. All this for $3,25o; easy terms, or will trade for city property.
 HOMESTEAD LAND CO., 2O22h 2D AVE, N. MAIN 1472.
 BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02
NoRwooD

SOUTHSIDE Practically new Groom bungalow, lo- ca:sd in good section of Sou:hside, con- ven'ent to two street cars, schools and churches. Price, $7,500; terms. Call U. N. James, Main 742-2267.
 Arrant Insurance Agency
 1227 AGE-HERALD BLDG.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02

YOUNG LADY-wanted with some experience as typist for mail order department at Dren- nen's; good future assured; best of working conditions. Apply Tuesday between 10 and Il a. m, Third floor, The Drennen Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02
MERCHANDISE
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT

DCclNESS EQUlfMENT "A TOLEDO SCALES tho springs), cash registers, showcases, iron safes, ice boxes, butchers coolers, meat choppers. Sou. Store Fixt. Co.,, 2021 9th Ave. Main e13s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02

LOTS FOR SALE f0I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02
REAL ESTATE-RENT y APARTMENTS AND FLATS 92
Ophelia
 1900 N. 29th St.

Only apartments left and you should make an appointment to see them, it will not obligate you. Six large rooms with everything put in first-class con- dition for you. Apartment is elevated on a beautiful lot with lawn, flowers and shrubs well kept. Each apartment has an individual flower plot. We fur nish you steam heat, water" shades, gas stove and :anitor service. One or more garages, If you desire. Monthly rental $s5 MOTION REALTY co. 2O2s Sd Ave-, N, Main se1s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-02
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ss

ALABAMA-Mt. Oliver, 15 miles from Birming- ham, 100 acres good ground; will sell from 5 acres up; near Mt. Oliver school and church, on public highway. Also 120 acres of coal land; lays near public road and school. J. w. Mccarthy, Owner, Morris, Ala, P. O. Box 26.
 HOITSES FOR CAVF i'm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

jemnosti Define tomu mexieti poystslci vyhrs Nen
nez pravdepodobno ze to nadrzov&n Ubregcpoy
washngonskou vladou budou hqJ M ameriek3ch ped
mech Mexiku coz by mobile vfs v&&nJ srorhm
zapletkam neni dokence motne 4e zbrani sfeliFa,
jez vada prodava Obregonovi meho by by pouze prot
nas zem prot nasim vlanim voakdm? Jak lidove pore
kado pray "ce nikdy pesp vi nase brann6 silly hyy
Mexiku dvakrate jednpu hony Villu severnm Mexkv
a "a diltatorstvi Huertova dobyly Vera Cruz.
Kdekol Jest Hiram Johnson tam JIG yzdycky 1.-Two. Hi
ram ovsem ma recnis nepouza tax snyh vJrazd jako
nva soukromych rozhovorech ale muvf vzdycky
mitelne. AZ
Ma veike schdz Masonic Hall Clevelandu Johnson
Sc primlouva vojensky podrob zzave kritce vel
Ike obchodniky kte tomu vzplraji Prav, re sai 81
prspisi pozadovanim bonusu nebot nejenom ze vyd9
a penize vaky avsak kdyz nahe skon-
cila jeste Jim vlada vypatia S3,0OOOOOO0O "ztraty
jez utrpe kdyz vadni obednavky zasoby pro arm&d
q vaecne lod'stvo byly nahle odvolany
"Nemluvte mi obchodovani vlastenectvim', prayl
Johnson Nech tito obchodnici vrati do pokadny Spoje.
nch Sta nezaslouzene vydey vaky zacnou mlu
viii obchodovani vlasenectvm! My me pIjcil penize
narodlm morem ktefi ch pouzi vyplaceni bonusu
svym Yojakdm.
"Oh, Wy obchodnici kaptan prdmyslu! Jak brzy "a
pomnate ze jste byi chraneni snad zachranen tetez
muz jimz nyn odpirate, nae mali spravedve naroky.
8tftf
Senator Johnson jest kanddatem pro republikanskou
presdenskou pomnaci By Jim tez 1920 vyhral fade
sat nichz byy zavedeny presidensk pfedvolby avsak
nomnac zfskal Harding, nemz pfedkonvencnim zapa
nebylo koro ami slyse Gnu hofkou piulku Johnson
tehdy spolk tfeba ze pro p Hardnga neplanu
Inadsenim. formane jej podporoval.
Co ucinf johnson po pristi repubkanske narodn kon
venci kere nominac ziska president Coolidge by
stale naprosto neocekavaneho? Smifi osude
bo vyjde "valecnou stezku"? pfpade posedn9jsn
dopadlo by to Coolidgem jako p. Taftem kdyz
chaze znovuzvolen presdentem Cd A. brezna 1925 by
by demokrat
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zAsl

Rok 1929 byl Fadeatns pro
'SPJ. ukoncsa, piihyl op<t je-
den sbor do naM fedARty, .
Ito v mfst9, kde SPJ. dosud ne
stavala. Sbor byl zalozen v
feake osade v Dillonvale, o.,
ma pokyn nekolika sester 2
Clevelandu. Zakladatelkami
move jednoty staly Sc ses. Her
nina LinhartoYa . Jenovefa
Lejskova z Dilionvaie, @. q
dne so. prosince 1928 byl no
Ivy sbor pod jmenem Vlastimi-
la Rdkickov& (. "A Sc 25 Glen
kynemi ustaven a pfeds. Ustf.
!Vtb. ses. M. Liskovou "a w
pomoci velkopfeds. v. v. st.
Ohio ses. A. Rr1zkove q dru-
hych velkodfednic slavnostn6
do SPJ. uveden. Pravim slav-
nostn9, neb vsechny pfitomnf
ljsme se radovaly z pohledu
ma tolik zdravych q svezich
novych sester . zvlast6 prozf.
ravyoh. Sbory SPy. nezapom'
nely vftati novf sbor a mile
sestry 8 blahopfejnJmi dopi
lsy; 2 pfi blahoptAni nezapoH
In9ly pfidati do vfnku q posta
lraly Sc 0 novy sbor, by mel dt
bry zac&tek. VSem sestram by
la mil& vzpominka, zaslan.
|dv6ma vyslouzilymi dfednice
Imi. ktere lfadovaly v Ustf
.lVtboru pred 26 roxy, az da
Inc Kalifornie.
1 Po ukoncenf vsech obfad1
lpfedsedkyne sboru (. "a po
dRla Jmenem nOvehO sbor1
pfeds. q. Y. krasne zlate pc
no Sc slovy, by p6rem tim pc
] depisoyala vice povolenl k "a
lozeni novych sbord, podeko
:. .lvala vsem sestram "a slcast
neni Sc a vybidla sestry, by $
odebraly do hofejsf mistnost
kde byly pfipraveny stoly
jidlem, div Sc stoly nenrohJ
lbaly. Tam mas oGekavalo ENC
Iva mile prekvapenf ctenyc
hostl, sester Cd sboru Kru
Osvojenych Zen els. IL jed
zvlaste sestry PavliGkove
! ises. Kernerove, ktere pfisl
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pratt k tax dobre pr&ci

pfAti k tax dobre pr&ci Aabr
tram zakladatelk&m. Jsou %
sestry uvIdomSl& v pr&ci OBI
kov< i narodnf, tudfz nespp%
msnuly pFojeviti sve nAhle{y
0 budouci praci spoleche 6bQR
Jednot. Po vecefi q dobreih
chutnani zap0cal koncert, ktA
~ byl dokladem pokroku tes.
keho lidu ~, Dillonvale. teStf
hudebnici pfednesli nejts4sf
skladby $ takovym qspechem,
ze 8 nadsenfm obecenstvo sle-
dovalo jejich pfednesy, a pani
hudehnfei Qznai vd6k ct. q
becenstye, q zvlastk noveml
sboru, ze vysli vstffc move "a
pocate praci 4 NELL srdce ma
pravem n1fste, col je Jim test
a chvala pro jeiich budouc-
most.
Bylo nalehano ma hosty Z
Chicago q Clevelaldu, by t&S
'doplnili program. Ses. Iskcva
M. Rdzickova a Cecilie Via
chova vyhovely zadosti a pfee
nesly kazda basen, COZ vser
Sc lfbilo.
Vsechny isme Sc rozesy !
''te nejlepsf nalade, hoste byl
'ubytovani u sestry Linhartovt
"a Haunerove; jsou velice "a
,vazani dikem "a uprfmne po
hosteni.
zdar dobre praci preie
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HOTVuKy k HEAZ0e WssstANtA
dra. RAiina. Dnes je tomu pra
We rok (5. ledna 1929, co
kuli zakefneho} vraha pred
svym domem v zitne ulici kle-
snul byvaly ministr financi dr..
Rasin. Y kv6tnu ma to vrah byl
postaven pred statnf soud v
Praze, kterym byl odsouzen
pro zlocin lkladne vrazdy We
'smyslu zakona ma ochranu re-
publiky do tezkeho zalare ma
osmnact rokI. Vec jeho spolu-
vinniku byla cd daneho pfipa-
du odloucena, az teprve pred
tremi tydny zahajeno bylo s
mimi pred trestnim soudem
'prazskym kdysi odrocene lice
nj. Gtyri z obzaloyanych hyli
uznani vinnymi a odsouzeni !:
Stanislav Kahule. Josef Ba-
loun a Rudolf Netusil, kazdy
do tezkeho zalare ma osm me-
sici, Marie Fribyloya pax do
ltezkehn zalafe ma sest m6sicii
lvesmes hezpodminecn6, ovsen1
S odpocitanim dfiv6jsf vazby.
/, Ostatni diva obzalovani, Ka-
rel Frantisek Noyotny, byli
obzaloby sprosteni. Soud mel
| hlavne "a to, ze odsouzenf Gin
"a vinu Jim kladeny spachali
re zlomyslnosti, ze totiz We
douce napred, ze ministr Ra.
sin bude zavrazden, neozna-
mill to uradIm.
Loupezny ltok ma RokycAn'
sku. Koci Frantisek Jirka, "a.
m6stnany u mlynare Frantis
/ ka Koziska jel dne IL. prosin
ce do Hlince Kralovic nj
Rokycansku. Ma silnici mez
obci Svinou a Resohlavy u Ro
kycan zastayen byl Jirka dive
ma muzi, kteri no zadali, ab,
je swell, coz vsak Jirka pd
mitl. Natc zastayil jeden ,
mich kone, druhy strhl Jirk.
s knzliku, uderiv no p9sti. Ko
! Ii vAak nepozbyl duchapfiton
: nosti q kladivem, kter& me
: ma kozliku, uderil jednoho
: lupifl, tax ze tento upadl
kocf praskl do koni q ujel. Jill
: ka mel toho dne u sebe 900
!, Kc, coz asi lupici vedeli, pro
! toze iednoho 2 Mich videl Jill
: ka v Radnicich.
I Soiscisk4 stadion y teskyc'
]. s.14 4jovicich. Sokolsky ostrc
i "Sokoia" l., toto pohadkov
i misto ma stoku Malse q v
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PRAVY I CESKOSlOVENSKA.

tayy, drfma naposled svlj til
chy sen. Otsyrenim lara pfiyi-|
ia sta sokolkkych pazf, ably w
korzlily ddsto5ny stadion pro
krajoyy slet. Rok zizkdy We
ngie Sokolstvo ceskemu jihu.
lesky jih, jenz dal tyirce no.
yeho ceskebO ziyota, tento
kraj tolikrat zapeminany, ale
dnes plny tvofive silly, zaslou-
zi 81 sokolskeho ydeku v mire
nejhojnejsi. Sokolstyo v
Geskych Budejoyicich ceka tu-
ha prace pro zdar jihocesk6ho
sletu sokolskeho. Rude to pro:
iev velke myslenky sokolske,'
Esera tu dobyva silnych posic
Tia ysech stranach.
Jak Sc Pra7e 6te. v kni-
hoynach hlav. mesta Prahy,
ktere mely v list0padu m. r.
HOOP clenu, pdjcilo Sc S4.425
navsteynikum celkem S2.1l6
knih. Citarny navstivilo Gel
KEN 11.342 ctenafl.
Uzavfeni velechr&mp sy. vi
ia. IL. Liaty" sdeluji, re praz
sky velechram sH. Vita bude
dnem l. edna uzavfen X viii
bourani zdi, JED rpzd6luje sta
~ chram cd novostsvhy. @ va
n0cnich syatcfch sc k0naly sla
vne hohosluzhy v starem chra
mu naposledy. v dosavadni
podoh6 jiz yicekrate chram W
Vita neuzrime. Bohosluzby sc
budou konati cd !. ledna
chramu sv. Jirf. Stav tento hu
de trvati nekolik let, nebot' il
treba jednak zhourati zed'
dlazditi chram 2 vhbec prove
! sti dpravu spoienf abou casti
I Move otevfenf a6mu Svatovit
skeho bude spojeno $ uken6e
MIN n6kolik dssltileti trvejie
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teaskou vystasH + pFAnf tet
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-16
JUDGE LIT TEE]OHN
UPH0LDS DEMURRER
Effort of M. H. Norris to Collect
$4,000 Damages from Amer
Gus People Held Up

Judge Z. A. Littlejohn, in Sumter
euperior court, has just sustained
demurrer plea in the case of NJ.
II Morris, VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Fuller, Mr., and Mrs, j. S. Bostwick,
" T. Lane and Mrs, Mary Pa
Powell an action to collect $4,000.
damages from the defendants nam
ed IN the ground that petitioner had
been damaged by certain statements
uttered and circulated by them ana
which, it is alleged, damaged Nor
js character and professional
standing. The demurrer as to
Mrs. Fowler, however, was only
partially sustained, it being order
ed by the court that all that por-
ton of the petition relating to spe-
.ial damages asked against Mlsl
Fowler be stricken. In the case OF
the other defendants, the petition
was dismissed on the demurrer be-
ing sustained.
This is a case involving certain
allegations said to have been made
by the defendants relative to Nor
ris, who was at that time practicing
law at La Grange, but who has since
moved his residence to Columbus.
Norris previously has represented
Mrs. Fowler in certain litigation anG
IS her personal attorney and she had
given him a power of attorney its said
about which certain litigation Still
revolves. Norris, several month,
ago was arrested in Americas and
confined in Jail here upon com
plant but was released from Gus
tody after hearing in which il,
was brought out that Mrs. Fowler
feared a certain electric belt
which he is alleged to have told hei
he wore and which was further al
legged by her to give to Norris Ger
tain definite influences over court.
and jurors, making it impossible fol
an adverse verdict to be rendered il
any case in which Norris appeared
as counsel.
Counsel representing Ms. Fowler
now have under consideration tn
presentation of a special plea to pre-
vent Norris wearing any belt upon
his appearance in court when thu
case comes up for trial on its merit
because of the influence this may
have upon, their client. Whether O.
not this will be done, however, re
maiustto decided, Mrs Fowler ano
the other defendants were repre-
scented in the hearing before Judgc
Littiejohn by W. I. Lane, OF
Americas, and Orrvilie A. Park, Of
Macon, Attorney Park being
brother of Mrs. Fowler, while Nor
ris plead his own case.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-16
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