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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-29
Harriet E. Sparrow

The remains Of the late Harriet
! T.. Sparrow of Portland were
/ brought here Wednesday for inter
ment in the family lot. Mrs. Spar
row was - former resident OF this
place and was the daughter of the
late Hiram and Louisa Howe She
was born here. Sept. l6. 1872. Death
was caused by Cerebal hemmorhdCe
followed by lobar pneumonia. She
Is survived by one son. &. II. Spar
row Of Portland, two sisters. Mrs.
May Louise Avery OF Cooprrs lille.
Mrs. Nesta G.. Turner of Arlington.
Mass, and several cousins.
W. S. EoWden. locally known as
Walter and as an enthusiast with
the gun and rod, is getting quito n
lot of good natured channg from his
friends on his recent Three fv"S"
experience while out deer hunting.
The explanation is as follows: ON
last Tuesday after the snow he and
another hunter saw five deer ut
which Walter fred i've shots in
five seconds or perhaps minutes.
Friend hunter only got in two shots
besides, it Is reported. The deer
when last seen were on their way to
an urgent engagement somewhere
near Ruckland.
Miss Bessie Webb OF Augusta was
Weekend guest at the home of w
T. Drake.
II. T.. Howe. Jr.. has received
notice of appointment as special
agent Of the L. S. Department of
Agriculture in the Bureau of Census
1879 Farm Census. He will have
the towns OF Whitefieid, Dresden,
Alma and Somervilie to cover. His
work viii start December /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-29
SoucN-NjOrriSctte

the subject OF the evening sermon
will be The Two Foundations"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Steward. who
have been the guests of Mr.. Stew
ards mother for n few days, went
to Jarkman. Friday morning, 10
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. 0'Donald of
Newport were the guests cd relatives
IN Madison, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-29

SoucI- MOrfiSctte
4 quiet wedding was solemnized
Wednesday morning at st. Sebastian
Catholic church by Rev. J. +. Nell
ligan, the contracting parties being
Paul Soucy and Miss Gcorgianna
Morrisettc. The double ring service
was used and the wedding march
was played by Miss Annie Mcintyre.
The couple was attended by Zeph-
rim Belgard of Lewiston rs best man
and Miss Melita Morrisette as brides
maid. 4 wedding dinner was served
at the home of the brides parents.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
'. OF P.'S SCHEDULE
Will Play Both Chicago and Illinois
 Next Fall

Philadelphia, Nov. 14.-With ar- engagements virtually completed for gridiron contests with the universi- ties of Chicago and Illinois, the Uni Nersity Of Pennsylvania football eleV- eu next fall will face one of the hardest schedules in many years, If not in its history.
 Home and home agreements with the two middle western institutions are expected to be sanctioned today by the Pennsylvania council on ath- lctics, under their terms both Chi cago and Illinois woud come 10 Franklin Field next fall, the tenta- tive dates being fixed, respectively, for October 24 and S1.
 The return game with Illinois woud be played in the Illinois sta dium in 1926, and that with Chicago in 1927 in the Chicago municipal stadium.
 In addition to these intersectional contests and home and home series with Brown university. the tentative schedule being arranged for the Red and Blue eleven includes games with Penn State or Pittsburgh, Cor nell and possibly Columbia.
 The Pennsylvania team, the only eleven in the east to win all its games this season, will go to the Pacific coast on January to play the University of California.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
OLYMPIC COMMITTEE.

Paris, Nov. 1.-The International Olympic committee is much eNer- cised over the prospects for the 1928 games, says L'Auto and sev- eral letters "of an imperative char acter" have been sent to Hollands to which country the games were awarded.
 The Dutch Olympic committee and government have been request- ed, the paper declares, 10 give their final answers before March next, ac- companied by all the requisite tech- nical, material and financial guar antees as to the organization of the games in Holland. these to be sub mitted to a meeting of the inter- national committee which will be held at The Hague at about that time.
 It is understood that the Dutch committee up to the present is as- sured only of the ground on which to build a stadium and has neither promises nor financial guarantees from the government. 1T the inter- national committee does not receive a satisfactory reply by the stated time, L'Auto declares. the games will automatically go to the Amer ican Olympic committee and the city of Los Angeles.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
RorHsrEIN KAyoED
Was Put Away On Last Night of The
 Amateur Tournament.

New York, Nov IA. - sammy Rothstein, llS pound boxer who car- riod through to the finals In the open amateur tournament at Madison Square Garden in the past two days, only to be knocked out of the cham plonship in the first round, was at one time candidate" for the Olympic boxing team,
 Rothsteln forced the issue, an A. A. U, official al the ringslde last night explained, He slowed himself .away and reached France with the athletes, then applied for member ship in the American team He lost this decision, but some kind heart produced return passa ge to America.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
EASTERN GAMES
 FOR TOMORROW
(Continued From Preceding Page)

man in check.
 Yale this year is pointed for Princeton, not Harvard, for Tad Jones' visit 10 Cambridge week ago convinced him.that the Crimson could offer only mediocre opposition to the Ellis in the bowl a week hence. Princeton. however. dis played an attack that must be reck- oncd with.
 The Blue eleven will practice in Palmer stadium this afternoon and then so to Trenton for tho night. returning to the battle-ground just before game time.
 Indications are that Roper will start his light and fast backf1eld, in- cluding Slagle and Williams who slipped through the Harvard line all most at will. Practise at New Haven, on the other hand, has foretold an aerial contest, the short. accurate Yale passes corresponding in great part to the brand displayed by the Tigers.
 Williams, winner of Cornell, will go into its last game. of the year against Its little Three" enemy, Amherst a heavy fayorite.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Trinity at storrsi Jan, si, Army a, West Point; Feb. 1 Springfield q, storrs; Feb, !, Springfield at storrs; Feb, r. Clark at Worcester: Feb. i2, St. Miehael's at storrs: Feb. IS, Mass. Aggles at Amherst; Feb, 2l, Holy Cross at Storrs; Feb e3 Trim Ity at Hartford; Feb gS. Rhode Is- land al storrs; Mar 3, Harvard at Cambridge; Mar. '. Rhode Island State at Kingston.
 Harvard and Holy Cross are new corners on the Aggie slate. though both teams have been played in the past The Aggies played Harvard in 1921 and 1922, defeating the Cam bridge team both times.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
BAYLOCK PREPARES
Local Boy, Captain Of Aggles' Bask- etbau Team, in Great Form For Season.

Johnny Baylock of this city. cap- tain of the Conn, Aggies basketball team, Is in great form for the open ing of the season, having gone through the football season without injury. His teammates also are in top form and the Aggies should have a top notch aggregation on the court. The schedule for the season:
 Jan, 2. New Hampshire at storrs; Jan. IA, Springfield at Springfield; Jan. IT, Wesleyan at storrs; Jan, 20,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Certain tribes in Mexico make bread from the cggs Of vatcr.bugs.
 A turhan ordinarily requires from 10 to iI yards of cloth.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
ILLINOIS LINE
 NOW IS STRONGER
(Continued from Preceding Page)

hoped to make their first confer cncc victory. Inquiries hampered the Hawkeyes.
 Indiana planned 10 combat an aerial attack from Wabash at Bloomington, since such tactics last year brought about the Hoosier de- feat Purdue rested at Lafayette and continued it's rehcarsals for it's seasons finals with Indiana next week.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

It is we'll that this Is so, for fl New Britain is going to win she wants to beat the best that Hart ford can produce. If she is doomed to lose. she wants to go down against the same quality of opposition,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Anybody know a good quarter back? 1T so, page the AN. R. management.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
Spe a king of Sports
sgsssvggSsssssssssysTS

The Hartford High school game with New Britain tomorrow Is call- ed for 2 D. m. despite the fact that posters in Hartford advertise 1t for 2;S0.
 Two-thirty Is too late to start High school game at this time Of tho year as 1t begins 10 get dark long before the game ends.
 It will be remembered that in the past old New Britain has lost. at least one game by virtue of darkness falling before the game ends.
 So it's up 10 New Britain 10 sec to 1t that the games starts on sched- uIed time.
 The boys will go up with the moral and financial backing of their friends and tho alumni
 But win or lose, what their ad- mrers want them to do is 10 play their very best play hard and play clean.
 If they do that, there can be no criticism whatever tho outcome.
 After all, a defeat is nothing of which to be ashamed, providing the defeat comes after one has given their very best in the effort to avoid it.
 The late Percy IIaughton was also a star at racquets, and was twice holder of the national title.
 Young StribIing, school boy prize fighter, is cheer leader at the Uni >ersity for Boys at Atlanta.
 Cyril Tolley. British amateur de- nics he intends to remain in Amcri- ca and enter the business world. Walter Hagen was born in Rochester, N. Y.. and his boyhood ambition was to be taXidermist.
 Freddie Mcleod of Washington aud Bobby Cruickshank of New York are two of the smallest pros in golf.
 Duncan and Mitchell. invading British golfers. will compete in the Texas open championship, Feb. 12, . 13 and l4,
 George Duncan is said to be the most consistently long hitter in golf. Papyrus, great English horse, has been retired to stud, after finishing second to Tcrsina in his last race.
 The Nationals need couple O. young southpaWs 10 replace the aging Zachary and Mogridge.
 George Siser may decide to again winter in California, He started his comeback there last year.
 Bib" Talks great hitting has killed off the idea of his going back 10 pitching for the White SoX.
 Outside of Eddie Collins, the vet eran Harry Hooper Is the best paid man on the White Sox team.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

With both teams having their best men in the game, there can be no alibis on either side.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

The latest word from Hartford Is that every member Of the high school team passed their recent exams and are eligible to play to- morrow,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
Local Man Starring
 With Middleburv Team

Lester schaefer, a former New Britain boy, will be In the Middle bury backf1eld when the Vermont college stacks up against Trinity in Hartford tomorrow afternoon. Schaefer graduated from New Brit ain high school in 1922. He played with the local team for several years, being at guard on the unde- fcat"d eleven Of 1921. At Middle b. was shifted 70 halfback and i ms most spectacular play
 offense being an almost
 'o runner in an open field.
 now lives In Hartford
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Cyril Tolcy. British amateur de- nics he intends to remain in Amcrl- ca and enter the business world.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Freddie Mcleod of Washington aud Bobby Cruickshank of New York are two of the smallest pros in golf.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

This means that 1t will be tha first string team that starts against New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Waiter Hagen was born in Rochester, N. Y.. and his boyhood ambition was to be q taXidermist.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
RED TOPS WIN

St Joseph's Red Tops defeated the South Main street Partners at St. Joseph's field by score of 18-0.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Young strbing, school boy prize fighter, is cheer leader at the Uni Nersity for Boys at Atlanta.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Well, "Bo" McMillan will not play with All-New Britain Sunday-but he almost came to agreements.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

The management got a call from him last evening and terms were agreed upon with the proviso that he could make train connections which would get him into St, Louis Monday night.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Duncan and Mitchell. invading British golfers. will compete in the Texas open championship, Feb. 12, 13 and IA
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

The late Percy Haughton was also a star at racquets, and was tWlcc holder Of the national title.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

It will be remembered that in the past old New Britain has lost, at least one game by virtue of darkness falling before the game ends.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

So it's up 10 New Britain 10 sec to 1t that the games starts on sched- uled time.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

After all, defeat is nothing of which to be ashamed, providing the defeat comes after one has given their very best in the effort to avoid If
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

A porsual of time tables however showed tho impossibiity of making connexions after playing here Sun day afternoon, so the famous "Bo' will not be here.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Two-thirty Is too late to start n High school game at this time of tho year as 1t begins 10 get dark long before the game ends,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

George Duncan is said to be the most consistently long hitter in golf.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

The Nationals need couple O. young southpaWs 10 replace the aging Zachary and Mogridge.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

George Sisler may decide to again winter in California, He started his comeback there last year.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

If they do that, there can be no criticism whatever tho outcome.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Papyrus, great English horse, has second to Tcrsina in his last race.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

The boys will 20 ID with the moral and financial backing of their friends and tho alumni.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

But win or lose, what their ad' mirers want them to do is 10 play their very best, play hard and play clean.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Outside of Eddie Collins, the vet eran Harry Hooper is the best paid man on the White Sox team.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Bib" Talks great hitting has killed off the idea of his going back 10 pitching for the White SoX.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

The Hartford High school game with New Britain tomorrow Is call ed for p, m. despite the fact that posters in Hartford advertise it for o.20
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

Rctl5MBLRs MTIh UNcA5Y FILING 1raT ,~pE-<S GIN. EpAlY HAppsN MHEN A TPAN IS SA-L[D uFE Ills TOR GOODNESS cAkI NfW DOESN'T IT HURRY uPND
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-14
NEDELNI MOVIES" NEzAKONITE,
STAN0vISK0 TOTO zAUJALA VET$lKE
vRchNlH0 S0UDU STATnIKO.
OBRAZKOVA DIVADLA JSOU PRY DIVA.
DELNtMI PREDSTAVEN1MI.

Columbus O.. 13 kvetna. Nedelni obrazkoya dyad-
Ia Ohu bya prohlasena nezakonta vrchnm souden,
statnm DIE rozhOdnuti dnes vydaneho pr dvadel
nj pfestaveni kaZdy MATTEL neb iidte obrazkoveho di-
dnu. muze byti die stavacho zkona rokuovan uveznen
avak je porotnimu cen iezto tisti tire
stu. kery nuze blti uOZen.
Tento zakon usanovuje, re 'kdokoi nedali roiil:
neb vystaruje veiejnos vstupnym bez vsupneho
dove, svetnc pOzemku zahrad6 neb nem miste
len neb dramaticke predtayeni Ma zalobu podanou be-
lem dvaceti dnu rotom bude pokuovan nement
eb uveznen hutu delsi mesied pokuovaa
uvaznen"
AtkoI diva soudni tribunaly nstanci rozhody.
nikdy nebya rozhodnuta vchnim soudem ,ttsine mist
obrazkova divada byla bud oho
ak mistn sentiment 81 vyzadoval
Organisace, ez zasaZuje provaden tax zvanveh
"modrych zakonu sruZan uchovnich vystupovala
pro nedelnm obrazkoyym div alum nyn. kdyz mohou
op rozhodnuti yrchniho soudu d ocekvati obnoye
ne isili 'zavfenou" nede.
Sdruzeni vlastniku fdielu obrzkovych dvadel vzpi-
rala proti rOzen zakazu pro nedelnim pfedsavenm
iejich Givada Jezto mistnosti eich isou
plneny rozhodnu soudu kdyby byo provdeno znamenao
by pro ne veke ztraty. La
Generalni nayadnj rrsse enA zasupoval stat jed
mani Pred vrchnm soadem Eral ze vymahan zakona ja
by vyo2cn vrcnm soudem. bude ziviseti
fednfkn organisac jednotlivyeh mistach
Pripad vyvstal zatGeni Watera Rchardse Find
aT. ovnen re Operoval nedeli orazkove dvado Tyz
primal vine Zaplal 500 pokuty, avsak OdvOal
vyss instance toho duvodu nedopus pfestupku pro-
ii zdkOnu. enz zakazuje ned6ln dv:deln pfesayeni
nodnut nizs instance byo vsak potvrzeno odvolacm
dem okresu Hancock
DobrOzdin vydane vrchnim sOudem statnm bylO
pfedsedou c. r. Marshae nimz shodovali pfi
sedici E. s. Matthias Robert IL. Day Florence E. Allen
Soudcove James f. Robinson Thomas A. ncsouhlas
aniz vsak poda odiSne mntn kdezo soudce H. NJ. Wana
maker jednani nepodilel nasedkem nemoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-14
TURKESTAN PROTI So
VETOM.

Kodan. l3. kvetna. - DIE
depeSi z Ruska zde Obdrze-
rych, znacna cast Obyvatelstva
Turkestanu, jenz jest pod pro-
tektoratem sOv6tn. sc vZbOu-
rila. Vudcem revolucionafil ie
byvalv carsky general Sitiev,
jemuz dostalo Sc pomoci belo-
gard6jcu i 2 jinych sovetskych
zemi. Turkestan ma Sc stati
s:redem odboje proti Moskev-
skym sovetIm a povstalcIm Sc
dostava pomOci teZ re sOused-
niho Afganistanu. Turkestan-
sti revolucionafi svolavaji
snem, ma nemz ma byti rozhod
nuto o form6 pristi vlady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-14

ZDOB1 SLOUPORAD1 v NEW YORSKEM
SLAVINU.

New York 13 kvetna. - Sloupofadi Hall of Fame
hlizec reku Harlem kampu New -Yorske university
haeni pOprsi deset Americana dewitt muzu adne
ktefi dosahi prosluos ruznych polich ids6ho
zen
Jsou to: John Adams, Phillips Brooks, Samuel l.. Gle
Mark Twan) Peter Cooper James Buchanan Eads
Joseph Henry, Jackson Thomas Jefferson William
Thomas Green Green Morton Alice Freeman Palmer.
Pred hodnou urcenou k odhaleni akademicky priivod
bra sloupofadm cimz vzdan itchy hold zvoum onech
Unverstn profesori utitele, spisovaele um6c
fejni rednc duchovni muzi zeny mnohych jinych
potomku pribuznych deset poctou
menanych osob kraGei pruvodu.
Poprsi Johna Adamse, jednohO zakladateu repub-
Ky, byO odhaleno Adamsem, pravnukem drhe
no presdenta Spoenvch Situ Proslov pfednes prof Will
liam NJ Sloane, predscla Americke akademie umen lite
ratury Poprs Thomase Jefersona byo odhaeno eho
Francis C.. BartonOvOu prOslOv DR..
Edwin A. Alderman rekor university statu Vrgine Joseph
Henry vynezce nezstavi zadnych pfbuz
nych tudz eho poprs hylo odaeno Thomasem Edisonem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-14
LANGLEY DO zALkRE ma DvA ROXY.

Covington, KY. l3. kv6tna. - Soudce A. NJ Cochran
ederalnho soudu zdejsiho postal kongresnka Johna
Langley no. Kentucky, sv6dceneho piknu nezako
te Zskvani whisky skladiSt pod vladimir dOhedem
diva roxy do federani trestnce Atlant6
Tentyz trest byl dikovan NJ K. Huthovi Alliance, o.
Walteru B. Careymu, Canton O., Obzaovanym Lanleym
S. Mionu LpschutZovi, ktefi pfznal vine behenl
procesu Ortel byl ohasen kdyz b soud zamtl navrh
novy process pro Langleyho Lpschutze Jech obhajc
znam re odvolani bude podano Langley pschutz by
propuSen rjnoveho obdob soudu, kdy b-
de jednano jejich prpade.
Pri odsouzen Langleyho soudce Cochran oznam ze
ma zadne pochybnosti eho vine dodal re ou nejhorsi
v6ci jest jeho pokus skorumpovani Sama Cone proh
bGnihO drektOra Kentucky. Pred oznamenm rozsudkI
Langley pfeet obsrne prohaseni n6mz dokadal svoi
nevnou Jeho Obhc prav nevada sveho mista kon
gres Rovnez pry telese nebude niceho prot
podnknuo, pokud prpad nebude rozhodnut nejvyssi in
stanc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-14
PRESIDENTOvO VETO SCHvALENO..
TYkAL0 Sc PkEDL LoHY Ma zvY$ENi
PENSi vYSl0UzLCd.
vfTEZSTVt DOCfLENO vETSINOU JENOM
JEDNOHO HLASU.

Washington, 49, kvetna. - Veto presidenta Coolidge
tykajci Busumovy pfedlohy byo dnes schvaeno
te cimz president dosh prvniho v9zstv toho hu Byl
to vsak enom jeden HAS, enz zachran p Coolidge pfed
rorazkou Kdyby byla pfedloha vesla platnos vyohy
vadni byly by byvay zvyseny $58Q0OOOO rocne Po ha
sovanf oznameno votum 54 prot 27 cmz doceno
nutne dvoutfenove vetsny pfje predlohy pres veto
presidenovo kdyz John W. Hereld Oklahomy, repub
KAN vystoup zadal kerka sdeeni, ak eho hlas byi
Pc sd6leni byl strane kadne,
zmin6ny senator fek ze ito bya chyba zada ably byl
Zaznamenan strane ZapOrne
Nasedkem toho hasovani oznanene pfedsedajicim L.
fednkem senu bylo 53 prot 28 eden has meme
nez voufetinova v6sna veto presdena Coolidge schva
dvema tydny kdy enom has bylo proti nj
Voum ehdy bylo 81 proti 10.
Jzni demokrate ucinil vice zachraeni presidenta
pred porazkou nez organisaGn republican, mnohych
hedech sefaden senorl pf rozhodnem hasovni byo jed
MIN nezvlasn6 sch mnoha letech Jenom dvanact Gle
presdentovy srany senate hasovao schvalen vea
kdezto estnact demokrata po presdentovi Vet
sina repubikand tax zvane stare gardy je opustila
Senatofi Frank B. Willis Simeon d. Fess Ohia ha
sova pro zamnu veta pesidentova Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge Massachusetts, repubkansky vudce hasova
speech rfedoh pies presdenovo atakov ad
minsra6ni senatofi jako Fernad Maine Watson In
dany ucinili podobne
Okamze po oznamen pledsedajicm dfednkem sena-
presdentovo bylo schvaleno, senator Holm o.
Bursim New Mexka predlohy il podal pou-
nekerym zm6nami nchz prohsil re zmenily by w
lohy rlvodn6 odhadovanG asi $4,O 900 rotne.
President pfi uoZen veta Bursumovu pfedlohu Eau
jail anovsko re nen zadnych davodd zvyseni pens
slouzilcnm vdovam po Mich vlek obcanske mexcke,
jezo vsechny e nalezte postardno posedne byy
zvyseny pred ctyfmi roxy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-14

Washington, IL. kvetna.-
Kongresnik Berger z Wiscon-
sinu, jediny socialista We sne-
Tovne posIaneeke, postal ma
sledujicf blahoprejny telegram
Jcanu LOngramovi. francOuz-
skemu socialistickemu vIdci /:
"Nejsrdecn6jsi blahopfani.. -
Francouzska socialisticka stra-
ma, iez byla postizena valkou
A valecnymi vlastenci vice nez
kterakoli .jina V civilisovanem
svete, vyjma strany americke,
provedla sve vykoupeni. Fran
couzska pracuiici tiida nasle-
duje pfiklad dany il proleta-
riatem Velke Britanie. Socialis
mus kraci opetne ku predu.
Az dlouho zije mezinarodni so
lidarita ="
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-14
zADA ROZVOD Cd Belly
JURkOVE.

New York, Is. kv6tna. -
Znamy americky fotoherec Ian
Kieth, nabyvsi jiste prominen-
ce We filmu "Smich harlekyna"
Zadal Il Zdejsiho distriktniho
sCudu o rOZvOd cd sve choti
Belly Jurkove, znamenite he
recky, jez vytvofila fadu po-
zOruhodnych postav ma jevisti
a ObZvlaste vynikla V kuse
Man and Masses, jenz davan
hyl velikym uspachem zde
v Europe. kieth We sve zadosti
uvadi, re sc wall v Chicagu v
r. 1922 ze eta 25 let veku a
re ieho chot' ie o IL rokd star
81. Bella Jurkova sdelila, re me-
nj il niceho znam0 O podani
rozvodni zadosti. Je to dcera
pied nekolika lety Zesnuleho
6eskOamerickehO vlastence a
liter..ta Antona Jurky.