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Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION HELD
MONDAY WITHOUT A CONTEST
WALTER F. KEITH AND HERMAN
L. ROBINSON ARE REELECTED
j. E. HOlfecker Reelected Treasurer
and Harry Collins AssessOr.-Re-
tiring Council Ends Good Year


The annual municipal election of
the Town of Smyrna, the second held
under the new town charter providing
for five members was held Monday,
the last Monday in February, the %
inst, and unlike previous election was
without contest and quiet to the ut
most, only sixteen votes being polled.
This was due probably to the fact that
all nominations have to be filed with
Town Council ten days before cleo
ton. As the names of Walter F.
Keith and Herman L. Robinson, the
COuncilmen whose terms had just eX-
piredy were the only nominations filed,
their election was purely perfunctory
and without opposition. Both Keith
and Robinson were elected Monday
for term of two years, each receiv-
ing 16 votes. J. f. Hoffecker was
reelected town treasurer for one year
by 10 votes and Harry Collins, town
assessor for one year by 16 votes.
William H. Lurty was inspector of the
election; William D. Holding and
Frank F. Evans, judges and F. Earl
Keith and Eugene Porter, clerks. The
last meeting of the retiring Council
was held Friday when the report OF
the Auditing Committee was made
that all departments of the town had
been investigated and their account,
found correct. Following the report
Of the Auditing Committee, Secretary
/ and chief clerk Edward T. Porter sub
mitted the fiscal report of the yeal
which was unanimously adopted anC
ordered published in The Smyrna
| Times. This report appears in full OF
page No. of this issue. This repor
officially shows that S42,63715 ha!
been disbursed thru the treasurer
hands the past year. The assets arr
S6,59740; the water works show ;
loss this year of $4S4.69 and the sewe
a loss of $444.15. The loss in botl
these departments was due to extend
ing the water and sewer lines up tn
Boulevard from Commerce street t
the TruaX and Van Winkle residence
and out North Main street to Fran
p. McCawleys residence. The Oper
House shows an earning of S213.15
The bonded Indebtedness on the tow
is Sill 100000, showing a reduction 0
/ 100000 over a year ago. That Coun
Gil has been able to pay off $4,000
and carry a balance in the treasur
after paying expenses of nearly $500
should be gratifying to the taXpay
erS.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill, Rector, An
nOunces Services For Week

hcNs lHOudS GelL ullis heClOIS ALI
nOunces Services For Week
Evensong tonight at half past seven
Choir rehearsal will follow. At $50
p. m, at the Rectory, a meeting of
the vestry-important. The parish
branch of the Woman's Auxiliary will
meet on Friday night at 7.30, at the
home of Mrs. E. S. Dwight. Sunday,
March 2-Quinquagesima Sunday
Church School at 10 a. M; Holy Com
munion and sermon at IL a. M; Even
song and question box at 7.30 p. m.
There is just one more week of the
season of preparation for Lent. We'd
nesday of next week-March 5-will
be Ash Wednesday. The services will
not be multiplied, nor will there be
any special preachers as in former
years. 1t is our purpose to try to in
tensify this year. The Sunday morn
ings during Lent will be directed to
personal Religion" and the evenings
Bishop has promised to come back
right after Easter for another Con-
firmation. Let all work toward this
end.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
BIG FIRE AT CHINCOTEAGUE
100000 Blaze That Consumed Sever
al Warf Properties on Sunday

$500, 900 Blaze That Consumed Sever
al Warf Properties on Sunday
Devastating fire, famed by strong
winds and snow Sunday swept the
island town of Chincoteague, Va. It's
isolated position, connected by a SER
les of bridges to the Eastern Shore of
Virginia, 38 miles south of Ocean City
added to the peril. The 5000 residents
of the island gathered helplessly to
watch their meagre apparatus-a half
effective engine and bucket brigade
fight the raging flames, while fire
departments from Snow Hill, 30 miles
away and Pocomoke City, 16 miles
away, raced to the rescue through a
binding snow storm. The loss was
estimated at at least 100000, includ-
ing wharves and great quantities of
oysters ready for shipment to Balti-
more and other big markets.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
FIREMEN'S SUPPER NETS 5000
Take in Over $3.50 at Event Held in
the Century Club House Thursday

luC ACHtulg Oluu AAOuSc tlll Sude
One of the most successful suppers
the Firemen of Smyrna have ever
held took place at the Century Club
House, Thursday evening. The gross
receipts amounted to S75O.4O from
which the Hose Company will clear
S600.47. The fremen of Smyrna ap-
preciate this generous support on the
part of the people. Besides chicken
salad, fried oysters and all the good
eats, there was a happy occasion in
cident to the gathering. Sylvester's
Concert Band rendered bright and
catchy selections and Rev. J. J. Bunt-
ing made a few happy remarks. The
MasOns attended in a body and were
served with suppers. The proceeds
will be used for keeping up their fire
engine equipment and help swell the
new fire house fund. Already the sub
scmption list to remodel the Joseph
or old Hill property, which they rec
emily purchased, has passed the ff-
teen hundred dollar mark and still
growing. J. f. Hoffecker, chairman
of the Finance Committee, hopes to
go over the top for the $2500 goal at
an early date.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
$50 GALLONS OF MASH IN RAID

Owen Collins, Milford, Says 1t Was
His First Batch-Was Held for Court
Corporal Ingram, of the State high
way police, accompanied by Constable
Ingram and Chief of Police Curry, of
Milford, raided the farm occupied by
Owen Collins, near Staytonsville, Mon
day afternoon and confscated $50 gal
Ions of alleged peach and rye mash.
No still or finished liquor was found.
Collins came from Philadelphia last
June. Before the magistrate he de-
clared that it was his first attempt to
set mash. He was held under $1,000
bail for court by Magistrate Hen
erickson, Milford.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
BIG CROWD AT SEAFORD SALE
Many Attended Isaac S. Giles Sale
of Farm and Personal Effects

1t is estimated that more than 5000
people from all over the Delmarvia
Peninsula and from distant States at
tended the public sale last week by
Isaac S. Giles, Seaford farmer, of his
farm, containing 400 acres and all his
personal property, including farming
implements, stock and household eff
fects. The sale amounted to nearly
100000. The largest purchasers were
William X. Morgan, ]. Harry Miller
and Harry c. Darbee, of SeafOrd; who
Jointly purchased about 270 acres for
$4,000. The old homestead of Mr..
Giles was knocked down to a syndicate
headed by Mayor John R. Eskridge,
at $4,000. Levy Court Commissioner
Burton B. Bowden also made large
purchases. The State highway police
man bought a tract of 60 acres, at
$4,000, which he sold at an advance
of 81 400 before he made the first set
tlement on the land. Among Mr..
Giles household effects were many
antiques, which brought high prices.
A pair of brass andirons for Fireplace
use sold above $50, and other antiques
brought equally high prices. This sale
was one of the largest ever held in
lower Delaware. The farm lies along
the Seaford- Bridgeville State high
way. Mr.. Giles, who will retire from
active farming, is a leading Demo
cratic politician and one of the best
known farmers on this Peninsula.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
TWO FIRE ALARMS YESTERDAY
Farms of NJ. V. Ford and w. H.
Tunis Sr., Visited by Slight Fires

Smyrna fremen were called out
yesterday in response to two fire
alarms. The first was to the farm of
M. V. Ford, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Slaughter, in Severson's Neck
east of Smyrna, and the second was
to the w. H. Tunis farm outside of
Clayton, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
T. Horn. In both instances the fires
were due to defective flues and ex-
tinguished by chemical before any ma
terial damage was done.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
Annual Moving Day Next Saturday

Next Saturday, March 1st, is Nov
ing Day for this section. Besides the
few business and residence changes in
Smyrna there is considerable moving
among the farmers.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
SMYRNA RED CROSS OFFICERS
Mrs. Olive HirOns ShallcrOss Heads
Local Branch for Another Year

At a meeting Of the Smyrna Branch
of the Delaware Red Cross at the
home of Mrs. f S. Dwight last week
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Chairman, Mrs.
Olive Hirons Shallcross; vice-chair-
man, Miss ]. Agnes Cummins; treas
urer, Hervey P. Hall; secretary, Mrs.
Howard r. Jones; tuberculosis, Mrs.
Edward S. Dwight.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27

~ ! Road Smyrna to Clayton
NJ . 's1S ssSl.so road d from Smyrna
3 ~ NJ u ii'eis e soiIs sa' I present res ma
Il N. ssassSsy De- Department an ens spring. Ss:
. be opened March PC 2s.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-27
Capt. S. F. Brown, Smyrna Landing

Capt. Samuel F. Brown, aged 70, a
veteran sea captain, long a resident
Of the Landing died Saturday, Febu-
ary %, after lingering illness. He
was buried this afternoon at Odd
Fellows cemetery. Deceased is sur
vived by large family of children.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-25
''Deutsche

Ike denniky jez prnase pravidelnou rbrikt: Deusche
"Obrazy nemeckych mest kte nejsou pou
hym korrespondencem nybrz hodnonymi student kra
ovch zvlaSnosech du, jenz vid svd pf4zeny sired VI
tom meste Prazsky denni tsk venoal poslednl
dobe pozornos Plzn Hradci Kralove Pardubcdm. Name
vsak ma nasem venkove ka naprosto svraznych
cch kuurn strediska tradce, majlcfh svoJe
love zvastnosti specani vznam poeby natodohospodaf
ske take yto krae by zasuhovaly pravidele pozornos
este stale Jest prazske zurnaistice celia rbubka prs
ztotoznovana Prahou Nachaze regionalni Ioblemy
kazat verejnosti je prvnm mfste olem reda
tora krainskeho lstu Ale obevovan Y9c inz dosud
ejnost nevenovala dost pozornos zednava jim pubc
u naezi prave nekrasneslm 1koldm novnarovym vdbec
tom jest socialn funkce novinafstv kteem MIN
souezi zadna na spolecenska slozka Obcasne "a
ezdy novnari do venkovskych NEST mely by by
podnetem tomu ably byla prazskem tsku Fenovana
kovu systematcka neenom vn6sl nahodn& pozornost
TAX jako spisovny jazyk vznkl jednotlvych narec
podrec jake eich snhesa tax VZnka take arodnl tvor
vos vzdelano re zivne pddy venkovsk6 IVekomestska
zurnaska venuje pax pozorost temto hot@vym ploddm
nikov vsak sromum nichz tyto plody vyosty Nebez
enom venkov cesky bezi tn Moravu Szsko Sloven
sko Prikarpatskou Pro tyto zem je pestovani
zdraveho regionasmu snad ese dIeze rdbot m1ze bv-
zdravou protvahou prot hesdm separatiscym auono-
mistckm France dovedla prklad velm obratnou kul
tui potkou ce separatistickym hesldm, hasanym Al
sasku Lornsku zdrave propagovanym regionalismem to
kuurni pozono krajinskym zvastnostem
tohoto zamaveho uzemi nemeckym narecim francouz
skou dust l mas by lecktere nedorozumeni zklamani
moho byt zazehnano .kdyby egonacky program byl ma
leze pochopen krainske spolky studentsk by mohy tn
vykonati velni mnoho propagacn cnnosi Praze lee
Gems by moha Praha uct cd venkova. Krajnske lsy
mvaj obycene dopisy Prahy Prazskeu tsku by nesko-
dy ami pravdelne dopisy venkova Ale nejenom dopsy
cerpane drobnych udalos vsednho ne nybz stude ez
by teprve jak nalez ukazay vepkov znamena
cey stat a pro jeho hlayn mesto.
(rissovs odbor minisuske rady cslo
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UCTA K MRTVYM JE kRASNA,
KRASNEJSI UCTA K ZIVYM.

Mas narod donna nezape sovanskou pfisusnost svym Ii
wynn podlehanm domum pfistupnost hubokemu vz1u
akoukolv vnejsi smysy pusobic prezosti
Ta zaplavu Pahu pf vekych narodnich saV
nosteh sokolskch setech ubilejnch vystavach atd e
sobe rovneho pc celem svete Almost Denis prohasl
hede bourve vlastenecke projevy pr zahaJen ystay
roxy 1891 fontny cesky narod nepremozteny tax ia
ko yskay y prdke baevne proudly svetene fonany pred
Prdmysovym palacem tax yskaji proudly narodn energe
takovch okamzicich nevycerpatenou nepfe
mozitelnou. tf
Ale nejsou en chvie rados spolecn6ho jasou, KITE
re dovedou esly narod tax sednotit. Stene hu
boce zashnou naseho idu take udalostl ruchve
Smuek kery po Cechch pTi dmrt nejakeho vynika-
cho narodnho pledstavee, doem kerym pusobl ztlcha
Praha pri takove ekem pohrbu nesrovnateny
Ciznci b svedky pohrbu Palackeho Regrova nebo
Julia Gregra posedn doke dra. Rasna pfiznavaj, re j.
narody pfedesm nrody velke nesou schopny tako-
vch mpoannich projev1 lku Znamena to, re my do
byt svym vekanm vice vdecn re Je epe chapeme
ocenujeme havne nasleduieme? Ma otazku nen mono
vazne psvedt Cesy naod dovede ctit sve hrdny snad
pe nez iy ale nedopede je yeas poznvat tom jest j.
ste spise horst druhych
Takov6 jubeum steho vyroci narozenin Smetanovych
slavme mposann6 pietne Dnes jest Smetana opravdu
movdn vsech vastech ceskosovenskych Jako Je
den nejvesch ynu nejgenialnejsich pTedstaveu Jeho
duch zje mezi nami ale ak bylo kdyz I'll este ma ze
opakue stale Rasn byl doprovozen ku hrobu
lou Prahou ba cem narodem Ale byo treba ably by ma
spachan zocn ably sta padlym hrdnou Dokud sal
vzpmen uprosred boe upevnen zabezpecenl repub-
ky bylo nemene rozumeno, neJvce krvdeno Nyn zas
Vsechny organy vereneho mneni vsechny strany
ako statniku prozravemu obetave-
mu skutecnemu Ia patfil vsak ldem
nejvice nenavidenym nepussm zpusobem osoeovanym "a
podezrvanym.
podstae nebude arc nikdy mono vyhnouti tomuto
rozporu osobnost sojici popfedi vefejneho "a
mu ucastna srazek nmz vede zaJmu poIltckych
hospodaskch podleha STRANGELY zabarvenemu, pru
cmu hodnocen Teprve mrtvy nabyva toho odstupu
sr koem sebe ten Kid jichz e zapotfebi oblektvnmu
spravnemu soudu, ucue antipatie bud sympate stava
neskodnym dovoue nepfitei uznati nabyte zasluhy
Bylo by PROFESSIONAL prot povaze idke pro pfiro
behu vec Ale aspon jednoho bychom pfai tc
je urcie kutun ys dosazitelno, aspoh tie vys ma
ktee pysne z dayno domnivme byti videt odpurc
osobnost nezapomina oji pro mne covek, Sc keryn
muslin zachazet taxi jake pfeJ ably bylo zachazeno 81
0 muslin, dokud nepfesvedcim opaku pfeo
pokadat totez, 81 pref, ably pfedpokadalo mne
cesnos nejeps umysl Kdybychom 81 zvykli ma tohe
dennch zapaseeh polckych spolecenskych moh bychon
nych
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PRAHA A VENKOV.

poslednl dobe venoyay cetne prazske lsy svo
most nekerym cesm Tato pozornos byla obycej
spoena Zazdy zu,naistu Tato vymecna pozornost
by vsak mea stat pravdenou Kazdy nasich
kran ma svojc 5nos svoi dus svuj sveraz jechz
zakade voI kltrru. ednotivych echto kultur krao-
vych pax duse, nebot cekova vzd6anost
tvorivost roda vzduchu, nybrz pudy mas
Ovsem reg naljsns tax vyranenych foren, jako
pfikad Nemee kda venkovska mesta jsou sidy
tozpamych unverst. divade atd. atd Pres bychom
mon no 6to ssnce obrati veke rskon6mec-
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CEsKE sRDCE.

pamatniku "Pet let Ceskeho srdce", sepsane p. Re-
ntouT Tyrsovou vysvfta jasne cny mz zakadaele teto
pozehnane organisace pracova pro hadu cdeho obyva
tesva Prahy telech valecnych
Pr cetbe vybavi mi jasne dusevn lmotny tehdejsi
stav Hadove jsme statecne uvedomef, ale "a hla-
dem rozhorcenm pucela nam hloub mysi nadee zale
vana touznym nadsenm horoucm pranim: "Kez docka
sve ceske samostanost'. Ones ie prani spneno -
Praha nehladovi Praha krepc jeff jsou naplneny
dem strdm to jako by ia Praha pece en hladove
la Nejen chlebem, duchem zijeme! -
Casto pri nekterych smutnych zevech dneska
kruy had prvotnim nadseni cme nedostaek
ne sou svete nadejne ak jsem ednm hich potesila
We dnech prave minulych povim hned.
Frantiskansky kaster pr kostelu Fanny Marie Snezne
to e kus stredov6ku uprostred nejzvSho rucu dnesn
Prahy Nyni cast klasera skromn najemne pronaja
ia Ceskemu srdc Jsouc vyzvana navsteve vnika jsem
uzkym postrannm dverm ocita jsem sere chodbe,
spjate kfzovym kenutim. Vzduch kastern ovanul
chodba hloubla soumrak serem kenuh vanu dechem
mnuych stae Ale ted chodba rozsira svetlem oken
hledcich do objemneho dvora vsoupia em do student
ske jideny Ceskeho srdce Stoly avce soech bile
fky zivnou krm mad mimi made tvafe, veseost rlch,
suskani chut' k jidu zvotu - mlad, mad kok mia
dych hav, kolk Mich snn zameru Mich nadeje
doucnost! "a H. taa@
vede jidelny Aned kuchyne, ohromny sporak, dlou-
hatansky ul kastroy msy hrnce, ako by zdedene ne
jake obfl kuchyne. Satna kucharka nekolk pomocnc
danny komitetu Rumenne tvafe mihotac bile ta
fe vonne uzenky bramborova kas chvatne nakadan
600 porcf nejaka malickost?
Il
Kdysi sezovaly mi dive danny komitetu unavu, po-
vsalou toho, re oho dine pomazavay 1900 volku povd
ly - Nekdo mi snad namitne re bya mnohem ves prac
stavba pyramid nest ale pyramdy stoi podes vdolky z
ri peti minutach nevdecna zenska prace pfece
nen Kazdy lekar mi podope jaka e tom dh1ezitos
hadovli madi letech vzrdstu vyvinu Nejen duchem
chlebem zijeme!
Pokladam pusobnost Ceskeho Srdce eden svetycf
zevd dneska ktery zaem uvedomee veejnosti
nemuze Ceske srdce sravuje spoku komitetem dan
zdarma 800 stredoskoskych student obho pohav Osat
nj pat 45 35 Kc mescne kere "a ne hradi stecne
podpdrne fondy ejch skol Krone pece stravovan
dent obra Ceske srdce ktere pode svetrade institute
pfedem narodni svj zfetel detem znenGenehO
ziskaneho uzem posuje obedy madezi vkonich vpra
podporuje 1cinne zemena nase kraany vracec Sc
SKA chz stav e namnoze srdcevouc stravou dzk obuv
Rozradostnena vracela setn Frantskanskeho kla
$ stera made tvale mhoaly mi pred zrakem dust
zvucelo mi nadsen Pane Boze, neni nam TAX ze
madeline madi "a sebou jeho e bidoucno kdo
stara zahazuje dtesnou rukou ny ez do zvota vh
, pTitomnost.
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ZE sLOvENSKA.

Danajsky dar vychodosloven-
skemu studentstvu.
V martinskych "Narodniech
Novinach" je uverejnen dlou-
ny seznam slovenskych studen
til re slovenskeho vychodu, me
ri ktere byl rozdelen dar "vy-
boru pro vychodni Slovensko"
pri Slovenske lize v Americe.
Bylo rozdeleno pres 10000 Kc,
a jednotlivym studentnm bylo
podeleno cd 1000 do $500 Kc.
Stejne byl podeleny nektere L.
stavy ma vychodnim Slovensku
znacnymi penezltymi dary. -
Tento Gin Slovenske Hgy v A
merice zaslouzf vseho vdeku,
ale, Eel, radost z dari tje kale-
ma jeho doprovodem. "Vybor
pro vychodnf Slovensko" vyzy-
va totiz studentskou mladez,
ably Sc stala horlivou rozsiro-
vatelkou mar. Novin", ktere
"neochvejne stojf "a pittsbur-
skou dohodou," a zadaji, aby
byla vtelena do ustavy repub-
liky. Soucasn6 je v doprovodu
k daru oznamovano, ze - pa
trne ma naklad tehoz vyboru
- budou zasilany "Nar. Novi-
my" ma Slovensky vychod, kde
Estudentska mladez sc ma sta
rati O jich rozsirovani. V pro-
volani, provazejfcim sezn'am
darG, jsou pripojeny jeste dal-
81 pokyny' pro autonomistickou
cinnost agitaci. Pokladame
tento doprovod k daru "a jeho
uplne znehodnoceni, ba "a ne
CO, mad cim by Sc NELL panove
z "Vychodoslovenskeho vybo-
ru "Slov. Ligy" hodne zamysli.
tt: v tomto osvetleni vypada
dar ne jako snaha po hmotne
podpofe s1ovenskeho studenta
saby Sc mohl klidne venovat.
studiu a skole, ably sc mohl sta.
tti platnym cinitelem We sloven'
skem narodnim a kulturnim III
vote, az vejde re skoly do Ii
vota, ale jako podporovani po
liticke agitace mezi - stredo
skolskym studentstvem. To po
vazujeme "a velmi nebezpec
ne pro budoucnost. Nechm'
stranou, ze panove z."Vycho
doslovenskeho vyboru" Slower
ske ligy v Americe pokousej
Sc ciniti utle stfedoskolsk,
mladeze politicke agitator.
hnuti, jehoz vystredni HASA
, tele soustavne siri ma Sloven
sku nepfatelstvi k Cechdm
republice a nechme take stra
!. nou otazku, jak by Sc v Anne
rice zachovali mad podobnyr
cinem. V Americe mali po tet
/, STRANGE obcane velmi prism
nazory a zcela pravem. Pama
tujeme sc, - neni to tax dlou
no, re prave vystredni auto
nomiste v Americe Sc pokoU
. Sell denucovati poslance a by
valeho ministra dra Srobara
: americkych 1radd, ze Sc vmt
suje do americkych pomerd,
prece dr.. srobar necinil nit
nez ze informoval americk
Slovaky pravdive 0 pomerec
v osvobozene vlasti. Zavazne
sim ale je, ze zaslepeni auto
! divine vyzvy k slovenskym stl
: dentum zapomneli ke svem'
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ma rdce slovenske mladezi, ably
Sc ucila, aby pracovala ably
Sc tax stala teprve, az vejde
do zivota, skutecnou osvobodi-
telkou slovenskeho lidu z du-
sevniho otroctvi mad'arskeho,
We kterem jeste vezi. Americ-
ii Slovaci velmi dobfe vedi,
jak prave toto smutne dedictvi
z mad"arskeho otroctvi brani
slovenskemu lidu, aby Sc pro-
budil a aby dovedl pochopit a
uzivat svobody. Ale panove q
"Vychodoslovenskeho vybzoru
Slov. ligy" nepffmo pomahajfI
k udrzovani dnesniho smutne-
no stavu tim, ze Sc pokouseji
uciniti jiz re stredoskolskych
studentd politicke agitatory a
ze do jejich mladych dust "a
sevaji zlobu jed povrchnich
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va smyslu darem danajslym a
fjiz napfed Sc 1plne mfji $ L.
cinkem, ktery jiste tt Slovaci,
kteri k nemu prispivali, zamy-
Sleli.
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lasti republiky. X l. lednu
1924 sdruzovala sokolska zu-
pa pro Podkarpatskou Rus
11O2 muzu 22O zen. Letos
Iporadany budou zavody doro-
lstu a zactva, jakoz i zupni
Islet. Jednoty pestuji krone te-
locviku nektere druhy spor-
Itu: Lyzovani, sankovani, ten
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most venovana jest j cinnosti
osvetove.
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|dnech O pulnoci vnikli diva lu-
lpici strechou do domku u Iva.
move Csokove v Ivanovicich
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spala domkarka, jeji syn dee
ra. Jeden re zlosynh drzel ,
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palku a vyzval domkarku
"Dej penize!" Dcera vyzval;
matku, by zlocincum dala 45(
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tn dcera vybehla bytu a vo
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krajince. Bezpecnostni organ,
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O zamestnanych v urcitom povo
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-16
GOOD start is a blessed sight bet

- GOOD start is a blessed sight bet
n ter than a poor one and with vic
tory gained in the first contest the Bar
ons have given the fans the best of in
ducement for the gathering of crowd
at Redwood Thursday that will not
only bring the 1924 attendance prize
to Birmingham, but. establish rec
ord that other cities will be hitting at
for some time to. come. It was SPLEEN
did victory and Manager Stewart seems
to have a splendid team.
It is one that will deserve the
very best the fans can show them
Thursday. All arrangements have
BEEN. made to handle q monster
{ crowd. It Is stated that all the
box seats have been taken and that
2 the grand5tand seat sale has been
large. 1t Is pointed out, however,
that the park has been enlarged
and with the present seating ca
pacity Of 1900 IL IL thought that
some 10000 will see the opener.
The opponents, Jimmy Hamilton's
Nashville Vols, are said to have one
of the strongest teams in many years.
nc I1dutltOliSt VIII DC WIFI us tut
three days, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, the Barons hopping over to Chat
tanooga for another game on Sunday,
returning Monday to begin series
with Mobile There seems plenty of
good baseball ahead for local fans, but
the main point to be stressed is the
urging that everyone possible be on
hand Thursday.
The other cities are not going to
leave any stone unturned In an ef-
fort to cop one of the two prizes.
AutOistS are informed by the club
officials that ample parking space
has been provided to the north Of
the field and that il will not be
necessary for the cars to stop at
other points where traffic might
be interfered with. Most every
body that can win be out and It
looks like the added room in the