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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28

Pomnik umuGenym. V Mod
zevu ma Slovensku byl slavno-
stn6 odhalen nahrcbni pomnik
81 ceskoslovenskych vojakl,
kteri 20. cervna 1919 zhstali
v bojich Mad'ary raneni ma
bojisti a byli pax mad'ar-
skym vojskem umuceni.
Boje mezi zidy v Mukacevs.
v Mukacevu poskytla obec
6O,OO Kc ma stavbu hebrejske-
no gymnasia. Proti tomu poda,
10 nekolik clend obec. zastupi-
telstva zidovske narodnosti
protest, ktery byl odIvodnen
financnf ,tisni obce. Kdyz Sc
to zidovske obyvatelstvo do
zv6delo. chtelo spoluverce, kite
ii zmineny protest podepsali,
lynchovati. Tito Sc spasili pred
ztyranim ut6kem do synagogy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
VYSETkOVANf BERNfHO
UkADU.

Washington, 26. crvence.-
We vysetrovani lradu vnitro'
zemskych dani, jez zapocalo '
minulem zased&nf kongresu
bude pokracovano pozd6ji
let6, bylo rozhodnuto podvy.
borem senatniho financnfho
vyboru, jnz ma vysetfovani ma
starosti. Senator Watson z In.
diany, pfedseda podvyboru
professional proti op6tnemu "a
h&jeni vysetfov&nf z toho di'
vodu, ze zaslo Sc jiz dosti da'
leko. Kdyz nebylo vyhovene
jeho protestu, resignoval a Sc
nator Couzens z Michiganu
jenz dal podn6t k vysetfova'
nj, zvolen pfedsedou ma jehc
|mfsto.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
NOcNf LUPic VYPLAsOVAI
CRLE SOUSEDSTV.

Pi. H. S. Seebersova a jeff
dcera, 1896 Hayden ave., East
Cleveland, byly re spani pro-
b1zeny podezfelym sramotem.
= loznice spatfily svstlo v O.
byvacim pokoji a stin muze,
;enz rychle prchl, kdyz dcera
vzkfikla. Byla pfivolana po-
litie, ktera vsak po tajemnem
vetfelci nenalezla ami stopy.
Nejakou dobu pozdeji, "a svi-
tani, byl slysen podobny Sra.
mot v dome napBoti, 1898 Hay
den ave, pied by4sm pf. Maud
Morfieldove. I zde vzbnzena
byla rodina a nastala shahka
po pdvodci rusitele notnihc
klidu. Kdyz byly 'otevreny dive
Re satnfku; vybehl z n9ho muz
ktery rychle zadnimi dvefmi
unikl. ..sta '"t
10letY Milton Morfield ozna
by pohrouzen byl' v nejtVrdsi
Iske .policii, ze uprchlik podo.
ben jest muzi, ktery 81 dun
,podezrele prohlizel, fekl straz.
|nfkdm ! jeho adresu, tato sla
po stope a nalezla muze pine
oblecen6ho, tvaricfho sc, jake
by pohrouzen byl v nejtvrsi
spanek. Byl arci "vzbuzen" a
dopraven do eastcleveland.
skeho lapaku, kde mohl pre-.
ruseny spanek dokonciti, aby
dnesniho dopoledne byl Wy.
slechnut. s .i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
v Chicago DENNE JEDNA
VRAzDA.

Chicago, 26. cervence. -
DIE statistiky, vydane zdejsi
kriminalni komisi, ud&la SIC v
Chicagu v mesici lGervnu kaz-
dodenn9 jedna vrazda. Cd "a
|catku roku 1924 az dodnes je
Zaznamenano 1T vrazedntch
|pffpadh. Rekord pfipada ma
mesic duben, kdy policejnf sta
tistika zaznamenala 33 pffpa-
dy. Zajfmavym je dale pro-
h'asenf, die n9hoz velka Cast
vrahd unihla a sotva polovinu
podafilo Sc pfedvesti sprave-
dlnosti. z dewitt odsouzenych
k smrti byl v uplynul&m roce
,popraven toliko jeden vrah.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
- - 80 = Z Z "
zENA Sc OTRAVlLA.

z nedorozum9nf vzala jed
misto leku, TAX pravi manzel.
Pani Anezka Greshamova, "a
roki stara {. 1903 Marlowe
ave., Lakewood, zemfela We
SVEN dome casne vcera nasled
KEN otraveni. Policie pravi, ze
uzila jedu.
Jeji muz Roy Gresham pra-
vii, re nalezl il We stavu bez-
vedomem, kdyz Sc vratil do
mi. Hned zavolal lekafe. Wa
la jed, mystic, re je to lex,
tax vysvetluje pripad jeff
lmuz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
ZAPAS o SEDADLO SKON.
GIL SMRTf.

Hadka o sedadlo v elektric.
KIN obrazkovem divadle Erie,
3106 Woodland ave. S. E.
skoncil posledni noci osudnym
pobodanim Jindficha Kinga,
16 let stareho, z 21O2 Wood.
land.
King Sc hastefil sc 17letym
mladikem, pravf policie. Tito
diva "a divadlem rozhodovali
o zpisobu sedadel. Mimojdou.
CT nalezli Kinga 8 rozparanym
zivotem. Zemrel ma cest9 do
nemocnice Charity. Jeho Itoc.
mix unikl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28

Ii okny sesuvsfch Sc vagonn.
Hned po rozsifenf,f Sc zpravy
o nest9sti po okolf dostavily Sc
ma misto nestesti ambulance =
Massillon a Beach City ~ =
Brewster yypraven pomocnJ
vlak. X
Cestujicf nestestfm postize.
reho vlaku prisi v9tsinou {
zavazadla, nektefi dopraven
dale pomocf automobile net
mezim9stske drahy a ii, ktef
cekali, dovezeni do Clevelan
du vlakem.
Die dnesnfch rannich zpra,
byli "a nestesti zran9ni:
Edgar Camps, Fresno, o.
r. L. Daugherty, Coshoctun
Ohio.
j. r. Miller, Coshocton, o
H. Mcpherson, Chilli, O.
Grover Huss, Coshocton.
Mrs. Laura M. Hartley, Can
ton, O.
Roy West, GAINESVILLE, o.
/ A. L. Norman, Coshocton.
George Reed, Fresno.
J. A. Mapes, Coshocton.
/ Ed Boyd, Fresno.
I Charles Stuart, Coshocton.
Edwin Wyler, Fresno.
J. s. Moore, Fresno.
William Mcdonald. Zanes
vile, O.
| Orva, Slars. Chill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28

Rychlik drahy Wheeling &
Lake Erie, jenz mel dojeti die
jfzdnfho radu vcera v 6.35 hod.
vecer do Clevelandu, vjel wee
ra ma hoffci zeleznicni most,
dive mile severne cd Beach Ci-
ty, O., a as 20 mil jihozap. cd
Cantonu, a srftil Sc castecne
80 stop hluboko do potoka
Sugar. Strojvedoucf Harry
Johnson 2 Cantonu byl usmr.
cen a Is osob, vcetn9 topice a
kondukt&ra zraneno. Zran6n1
dopraveni byli do m6stske ne.
mocnice v Massillonu.
Most jest as 100 stop dlou.
ny a jizn9 cd n6ho jest ostra
zatacka, tax ze strojvddce ne.
mohl v cas- pofar spatfiti a
vlak zastaviti. Oheh die dosa,
vadnfch domn9nek povstal "a.
nicenim cd poletujfcich jiskel
lokomotivy.
Wagon Sc zavazadly poto
pen byl We vod6 potoka, vIz
pro kur&ky a diva denni va
gony spadly do rokle a byl,
ohn9m zniteny. WIZ kombina
emf jakoz restauracni, ktert
byly vzadu, zistaly neposko
Zeny.
Lokomotivni topic Roy Wes
zachranil zivot sm9lym sko
KEN, kdezto cestujici Sc vydra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
DRAzEBNf PRACE MA
BROADWAY.

Drazby ma kontrakty Ike
zvelebeni Broadway do Bed
fordu a Maple Heights byly
zadany vcera statnim oddele-
MIN silnic. Prace zapocne pra-
vdepodobn9 v blizke dobe. Ia.
tim dilo jde ku pfedu ma 4
okresnich dlazebnich podni.
Icich. v nakladu $663.700. To
jsou podniky:
1. Pnl treti mile We Fitzwa.
ter, River and Alexander roads
cd Brecksville road az ke Ca.
nal road, Aa;..s. n. -.
2. Lorain ave. cd Is. ulice
k 55te.
3. Richmond road cd NORTH
Woodland road ke Kinsmar
road.
4. Kinsman road cd zapad'
niho navrsi Idoli Chagrin ke
Chagrin Fails.
Tfi prace, ma jichz nakladu
podfli sc okres j stat, jsou SEX
ce Royalton, Mortified a S
o. M. Center roads.
V9tsina cest je 18 strevici
Siroka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
LESNf POzARY ZNOVA
RADf.

San Francisco, 26. cervence.
DIE zpravy zde dnes obdrze-
ne Ely pozar zufi v narodnim
lese Klamath a vzdoruje dsi-
Ii 500 muzI, kteri MIN zapa-
ST. Jedna skola, pet mastali a
jine budovy ma rencich a s..
900 akrd panenskeho lesa. jiz
shofelo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28

Y "a vymeny mfsta We veslov-
ce utopil Sc vcera ma jezefe
Erie 16lety Samuel Sothley,
754 .vych. 103. ul. v jeho spo-
lecnosti Sc nachazejici Ida Wy
ner, 17leta Pearl Featherman,
ob9 = Z. 2331 -vych. SO. ul. a
,l7ietN Harry Stremovsky,
'l2635s Edmonton ave. N. E.
byli DO piekooenf aodice jests
II Gas zachransffi Cela spolec-
'onst ,miadych lidf yyp6jcila 81
" Gordon parkus clun q asSothley
'unaven veslovanim 4pozadal
|Stremovske eho, ably jej SyystH:
|dal, a kdyz tento % snazils mu
ivyhot4d. raz kol@balo Sc plavi.
do, coz .cele nestestf zsyinilo.
|Divky a Stremovsky zachytili
Sc clunu a byli vytazeni vesla1
skou lodici, v niz byli jeder
muz a lena. Sothleye un&Se
!vsak proud dale az konecne
zmizel nest astny mladik poo
hladinou. Pobfezni straz byls
sice ihned ma mfst9 potfeb
nymi aparaty zachrannymi
ale mrtvola nemohla byti prt
velkou hloubku vylovena.
v blizkosti Perkinsova piert
zapadn9 cd Edgewater park,
,koupal Sc 25lety Michael Ma
Iyer, 1865 Gladys ave., Lake
wood, dostal Sc az $50 stoI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
REC G. E. RU-
THENBERCA.

" jednom rohu Public
Squaru mluvil vcera odpoled-
ne "a nejvetsfho upalu slunce
vddce komunistd C. E. Ruthan-
berg a sice jak pravi ranni
dnesni novinarske zpravy, je1t'
k dvema stdm posluchacd. W.
zyval k prirazeni Sc k delnic-
Ike strane a, voliti do statnich
dfadu jen ty kandidaty, kteri
.jsou touto stranou odporuceni.
Ia jeho prednasky nabfzeli
prislusnici delnicke strany k
podpisGm petice pro nominace
techto kandidati:
Ia guvernera:. Scott Will
kins Lima, "a jeho lieutenan
ia Lotta Burkeho z Cincinnati,
~ statniho sekretare E. w.
Sell z Toleda, "a auditora Max
Lerner z Clevelandu, "a gene-
ralniho navladniho w. j. Viii
tea..z Girard, "a soudte fAej-
vyssiho soudu Edwina Blanka
z lima.
1kandidatem .preSidentstvi
ljmenovane strany . Jest W.. 2.
Foster a ma vickbresidentstvi
Benjamin Gitlow:szr New Yor-
ku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
DOSUD zADNE MINISTER,
STVO v JIHOSLAVII

|. Belehrad, 26. cervence. -
Kral pozadal predsedu skup-
stiny, Jovanovice, o sestaveni
koalicniho ministerstva, ktere
Pasicova kabinetu. Jovano-
vic jiz konferoval 8 vhdci rnz-
nych politickych stran. ale do
sud bezvysledne. Je domn9n-
ka, ze nem& mnoho nad9je ma
dspech. z t6 pficiny situace je
stale nevyjasn9na..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
ZRANENY POLIcAJT.


Starsi automobilosta pry me-
vid9l znameni ma krizovatce,
obracene proti n9mu a jel 8
autem dal a vrazil do policaj-
ia, konajiciho sluzbu. Policajt
Howard Lewis byl odvezen do
nemocnice ma Lakeside. Do
mnfval Sc, ze utrpel zlomeni
Zebra a jina zran6ni. Lewis
ridil pfechod ma Superior N.
E. Tam neni svetla mad uka-
zovacem znameni.. Automobi-
lista pravil, ze no nevid6l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
POZDRAV z "BABIccINA
UDOLp.

Pan Nyc, byvaly spolecnik
feznickeho z&vodu ma Broad
way zasila nam j nasemu cte-
n&fstvu pozdrav a d9kuje "a
spravne dochazeni "Sv9ta".
Vzpominka ma mas psana jest
ma pekn@ pohlednici 8 vyobra-
zenym pomnfkem, hrdinky zna
me "Babicky" jejimi vnou-
taty v TAX zvanem "Babiccin9
1dolf" u Ratiboric. Ia pozor-
most mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
P0LTclE LAPiLA cTYkf Phi
LOUPEzI $500. Fl

Prasknuti automobilove 'du-'
Sc posiouzilo k lapenf Gtyf mu-
"a, kteff podle predpokladd
policie pfepadli vcera casne
rano restaurant Oriental ma
Euclid 1918 a kteri' po SVEN L.
veznenf byli zjisteni v pokus-
mem pfepadnuti ma ulici.. Chy-
ceni byl serzantem Tomasem
Rittenhousem, strazniky Ste
panem Jamisenn, Janem vi
|chertem vychodniho Cfeve-
landu, kteri vysetriIi qctyfi imu-
ze, kdyz spravovaIi prav9 du-
iii kola ma Noble a Hanover
roads. Vsichni ctyfi NELL re-
volvery a $500 podle 'dohadu
ukradenych pri prepadeni re-
staurantp bylp :iialezeaic M ne.
strojove krabici automobilu.
Po Sas. pveznsni ::4Ab ozna.
memo clevelandskemu detekti.
vnimu bureau, zprava byla {
pokusu oloupeni Karla Cobra
a jeho zeny, 1858 w. goth
kteri .byli zastaveni pull noci
kdyz jeli po boulevarde Sha
ker S. e. mezi 13Oth E. a 116
Kdyz jeden automobil zatara
sill Jim cestu, pi. Gohrova tu
sila lupicstvf a odhodila dia
mantovy prsten do travy. Je
den z banditd zabyval Sc mo
torem Gohrovych, ably odvra
til pozornost kolem jedoucfcl
automobilistI. Kdyz name
ldm bylo narizeno opustiti au
tomobil, Gohr skocil nahle d,
proudu svetla bliziciho sc au
tomobilu a volal o pomoc. Lu
pici uprchli po jednohodino
VEN hledani byl nalezen. prs
ten panf Gohrove. Ma lstredn
policejni stanici zjistil Cob
muze jako sve dtocniky, ktei
byli podezrivani lupicstvi re
staurantu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
DALsf SvETOVY LETEC. :

Amsterdam, &c. cervence.
Major Pedro Zanni, argentin-
sky aviatik, vznesl Sc odtud
dnes v 6:29 rano ma sve vzdu.
sna pouti -kolem sveta. Zanni
bude sledovati drahu britske.
no letce majora MacLarena
jenz nyni .blizi sc k poloostro.
WI Alasky cd zapadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
NE$TESTf Ma JEzERE.
UToPIL Sc v KoUPELNE v BRooKs1DE
g3ss5 PARKU.

daleko Cd bfehu, kdyz pojed-
nou zoufale zacal volati 8 po-
moe. Volanf jeho slyselo sice
n9kolik osob, ale drive nezli
mohly pfispeti, potopil Sc Ma
yer do hlubiny. Take jeho mrt-
vola' nebyla dosud z vody W.
tazena.
X jinemu nestestl doslo Y
koupelnach v Brookside par
ku. 16lety JOS. Nieser, 4512
Bucyrus ave. s. w., skocil do
vody $ pruzneho mdstku, ale
neobjevil Sc jiz mad hladinou
Kdyz polekani jeho druhovt
pfivolali dozerce, jail ag titt
basen prohled&vati konecnl
vynesli Nieser4 jiz vsak jake
mrtvolu. Podniknuty pokus,
ozivovacf, kdyz byly bezdspes
ny, dopraven byl Nieser d.
m9stsk6 nemocnice, kde Sc le
kafi pokusili vypumpovati ,
n9ho vodu. Phi tomto pokus,
bylo zjisteno, ze Sc nebozal
neutopM, ale stal Sc ob9ti ST
decni mrtvice.
Kdyz donesena byla jeh,
rodiclm truchl& zvest', nebyl
tito naiezeni donna, meskal
pr&v9 ma hfbitove u hrobu te
| ty, jez byla taktez nest astno,
nahodou as pred tfemi tydn,
usmrc ena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
ZABIL DfTE SEKEROU.

Nogales, Ariz., 26. cerven-
ce. - Pc hadce sc xenou svo-
il, v niz prohlasil, ze ditko
neni jeho vlastni, Mexik&n
Josef Duron zabi ctyfletou df-
venku sekerou. Byl zatcen q
dnes vecer We v9zenf ucinil
pine doznani o SVEN zlocinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28

Ma to slecna nejlibeznsjsim
llsmsvem: ''Vite. dnes Sc hraje
ia nejmodernsjsi hudba. To bu-
dete MONA rad. kdyz bude. co
neidfive ze dvefi venku."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
DALsf NUCENE OcKOvANf.

Zdravotni komisar dr.. Rock
wood naffdil v sobotu nucene
ockovani We ctvrti mezi zap.
6. ul. a Jefferson a Marquardt
ave., jelikoz sc v dome 2464
zap. 6. ul. objevily najednou
A pripady novych onemocneni.
Evening star., 1924-04-28
Socks at 3 Pairs, Acc

Socks at 3 Pairs, Acc
Regular Price, 25c Pair
bts Socks Tsf With pnt or Blue re
cuff top. Sizes AZ to g. Month End
Sale, 32pairs for 48c-Talais Royal
basement.
Union Suits, 39c
First Quarity-ReguIar at soc
women's fine ribbed union suits,
bodice style. low neck and sleeveless.
Shell knees. Sizes 40 to AZ. Month
End snIe price. 3sc-PaIais Royal
Basement.
Rompers and Creepels, 44c
6oc Is Our Regular Price
Just 81 pairs Of these rompers and
creepers of good washing materials,
in pink. blue and tan. Sizes months
to years Month End Sale price, 44c.
-Pnlnis RoyaI-Basemenx.
Envelope Chemise, S1.29
Regular at Sl.9S and SEQ
.3 crepe de chine envelope chemise.
slightly soiIeo leo ana nroRen sizes, Vac. Lace
End Sale price, $1-28-Palais Royal
Basement.
Chamoisette Gloves at 34c
Regular soc Values
Women's real chamoisette gloves,
guantlet style with wrist strap Brown,
beaver and gray. Sizes eh to ~.
> Month End Sale, pair, 34c. Palais
Roynl-Basement.
IA Crepe Kimonos at 79c
Sell Regularly at 81
Blue only and in sizes 40 and 42Nonlv.
Month End Sale price, sSc.-Palais
Royal-Basement.
Juveniles Union Suits, 25c
Regular at SOC Suit
Cross-bar muslin union suits, with
tape and washable buttons. Drop seat.
Just 303 suits. Size only. Month End
Sale. pair, 25c.-Palais ROyal-Bnse-
n,ent
ROyaI-Basement.
Evening star., 1924-04-28
Bargain Basement Month End Sale

Irregulars of 59c Grade
Clos Hose, 39c
Nationally known as "Fiber
Silk"
Sizes 9 and or. Sunset. peach,
beige, polo, tan and black. with long
boot and high spliced heels, to stimu-
late fashioned hose. Month End price,
39c pair.
And Following Last of Lots
= 120 Pairs Silk Chiffon Hose, sam
Piles, in brown, tan and beige Size
9H. Regular at 81. Month End
price, soc.
z4o Pairs Women's Hose, with long
silk boot and seam up the back.
Pointed heel. Sizes and oI. Beige,
brown or white. Month End price,
79c.
6I0 Pairs SiHk-nixed Hose, with
long boot, with seam up the back.
Black only. Sizes 9 to 10. Irregu-
lars of 79c grade. Month End price,
SAC.
LIS Pairs Out Size Hose, black isle;
out sizes for stout women. Sizes
to 10. Irregulars of 35c grade.
Month End price, &c.
$50 Pairs Chifdren's Clos Hose,
English ribbed, in black or brown.
Sizes TX to 81z. Irregulars of SOC
grade. Month End price, 800.
Flannellette Kimonos, 79c
Regular Price, Sl.zo
In floral designs. Women's-mostly
small sizes. Month End Sale price, Z9c.
-Paiais Royal-Basement
Evening star., 1924-04-28
Original $500 Dresses
Girls Dresses, at S2.69

Only eleven of these dresses-of
Cotton Rajah-in the identical de-
signs and colorings as in the more
costly Rajah silks.
Evening star., 1924-04-28
Sateen Boomers, Pair, 75c
Regular at ST pair

Just 81 of these English sateen
bloomers. Well made, reinforced.
Black navy and brown. Slightly
mussed. Month End Sale price, S5c.-
PaIais RoyaI-Basement.
Evening star., 1924-04-28

New smart styles in golf coat, slip-on Jac-
quette and sleeveless models. Lovely shades
or brown, tan green's yellowS and other new
shades. Regular SO, 1895 and SIS values.
Palais ROynl-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-28
Household Wares

zoo Pieces of Chippendale Colonial
Glassware, to close out at 19c each.
Values 69c and 49c. Strictly first quail
ity, including Handled Bon Bon Dishes,
Creamers, Compotes and Footed Bowls
Metal Boudoir Lamps, in bronze,
brush brass and ivory finishes, COM
plete with hand decorated glass shades
and frosted globes Regularly $3.45.
Month End Special s. 80.
69c and 79c Continental Hardwood
Window Screens, filled with fine mesh
black wire Choice of sizes, 24x33 and
24x1 Month End Special, soc.
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ANtHtt4NAN HooVNIHIIUN.
Louisville. ..... 900 900 000-0 5 l
Kansas City. 49,. 001 600 O0"-1 4 l
Estell, WICK; linn, Billings.
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Toledo. Kansas City, Minneapolis
and Milwaukee. were the Tuesday
winners in the American Associa-
ton. Toledo was the lone first
division club TO win.
The Blues BANKED the leading
Colonels in a thriller, to 0. and the
Hens nosed out the second-place
Saints, to 7, in ten innings.
St. Paul has added Outfelder Cliff
Lee to its roster. He goes to the
Saints in the Dresser deal with Gin
cinnati. Dresser will not report to
the Reds until next spring.
Pitcher Cliff MarlIle is going to
return to the Saints. He had a rec
ord Of eleven wins in fifteen starts
this season before being sold to the
Yankees. The major brand of base
ball didn't please Markle and he
asked to be returned to st. Paul.
His request was granted.
With the help of Lee and Markle.
the Saints will be well fortified for
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CHICAGO TRACK
WANTSBIG RACE
Hawthorne Offers $4,000
for 3-Year-0Id Event.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, July 23.-Another at
tempt to match some Of the leading
3-year-olds is being made by the
Hawthorne race track officials here.
General Manager Murphy Tuesday
sent kilograms TO the owners Of
Black Gold, Altawood, Bob Tail, Lad
kin and Rustic inviting them to en-
ter a special $4,000 race at Haw-
thorne on Aug. ,.
The event would be at mile and
a quarter at weight for age.
c. Bruce Head. owner of Alta
wood, said he would be willing to
enter his thoroughbred. while Brad
ley, owner Of Bob Tail. was unde-
cided Trainer H. Webb, who looks
after Black Colds affairs. had not
been heard from.
August Belmont and Robert Wal
don. owners Of Ladkin and Rustic,
declined.
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WHALE Of CROWD
SEES BUCK WHALE
BRIGHTWOODIDOL
Wallace Down for Nine in
Sixth-FanS Given AC-
ton at Fort.

The largest crowd of boxing fans
ever assembled at Fit. Harrison,
packed the Army reservation arena
Tuesday night and was entertained
by a fine fstic program.
The main go, between Roy Wal
lace and Soldier Buck. was undoubt-
edly the magnet that drew the large
audience and the two battlers gave
every one his moneys worth.
Buck Improves
Since last seen here Buck has i'm
proved, and he outslugged and out
boxed the Brightwood boy about all
the way. In the sixth round Wallace
was sent to the canvas by a hard
sock in the chin for the count of
nine.
The soldier kept jabbing with
his left and was smart enough to
keep out of the way of Roy's k. o.
nit The referees decision for Buck
was unquestioned.
Reanler Roberts and Jackie Dugan
mixed it fast in their eight-round
S6Ill1-WlIlQ-up anu lllG OSI4SAOA Va
Referee Bauman giving the go to
Dugan was based on a very slight
shade. Roberts appeared to be en-
titled to a draw.
Mullen Is Winner
Billy Cottingham of FIT. Thomas
lost to Eddie Mullen of Muncie when
the Kentucky boys seconds tossed in
the towel in the fourth round OF
their programmed six-round bout
Cottingham sprained his right hand
and was unable TO continue.
Allen Watson, giving away about
six pounds to Carl Stewart, gained
draw by his gameness in mixing
it all the way with his heavier op
ponent. It was feather against ban
tam.
In the curtain-raiser, Young Van
over Of Evansville defeated Joe
Walters of Columbus in six rounds.
The main go next Tuesday night
at the fort will be between Eddie
Dyer and K. o. Jeakle, it was an
nounced.
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Western Golf PairingS
and Qualifying Scores

FIRST ROUND. MATCH PLAY. TODAY
Chick Evans. Chicago (championl. and
Bob White Chicago (151): Howard Schen-
dorf. Chicago (14s) and John Mckinley.
Chicago (154l: James ManiOn, st. Louis
(143). and f. N. Whitbread, St. Louis
(153) Jack Wenzler, Memphis t149). and
L. V. Cochran. Chicago (154l John Daw-
son, Chicago (147), and William Medart,
St. Louis (153) Gus Mudd, Chicago $50.
and H. z. Spear. Chicago $3.50 Albert
secxel Chicago 14s). and R. J. DAILY,
Chicago (154); Frank Dyer, Memphis
143). and George Hack, Chicago (152)
Art Sweet Chicago (147). and Eddie Held.
St Louis C151); George Dawson. Chicago
G4S). and Douglas Hill Cincinnati $50 ;
H. R. Johnston. ST. Paul (146). and Law
son Watts. St. Louis (153); Bob Gardner.
Chicago t150l, and E. H. Bankard. Chi
cago $3.50 E. Carter. Chicago 147) and
Keefe Carter Oklahoma City (153): l. J.
Osbun. Birmingham 15D. and L. E
Bunting, Chicgao 155); Kenneth Hisert,
Chicago t149), and Burton Nudge. Chi
cago (1541: r. B. Knepper. Chicago (143)
and Dave Heron, Chicago (153).
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MORE HARDL.UC
FOR CUB SQUAD
0'FaneII and HeaIthCote Adj
ded to Hospital List,

By Times Special
CHICAGO, July 22-Bill Kille-
fer's Chicago Cubs. second place
team in the National League pen
nant fight. bumped into more hard
luck Tuesday, when Catcher O'Far-
rell and Outfielder Heathcote were
injured.
O'Farreu received a fractured
skull over the right eye. A foul tip
from the bat of McInnis. Boston.
struck the Cub catcher's mask, broke
it and drove a section Of metal into
the top of O'Farreu's forehead.
Heathcote was injured while slid
ing.
Grover Alexander. mainstay Of the
Cub pitching staff, went on the Grip
pied list several days ago with a
fractured wrist.