davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
BRITISH TASTE IN GIRLS NAMES

Youths Companion
The names that the people Of Great
Britain like for their girls cannot be
said 10 be q matter Of first-rate i'm
portance. but nothing that human
beings do or think is without interest.
and we admit having read some testi-
mony on the point with n good deal
Of curiosity.
The manufacturer Of a certain pop
ul,r chocolate, having adopted the
picture of n pretty girl as an adver.
tising symbol for the product, got n
little extra publicity by conducting a
prize competition for a name to give
her. Six hundred and twenty-eight
thousand persons-a liberal repres-
entation of all classes Of the British
public-voted and. extraordinary rs
it may seem, fifteen won capital prizes
by presenting list of the ten most
popular names in the exact order Of
their popularity.
The list does not contain more than
two that We should expect to find in n
similar list in the United States.
Phyllis leads all the rest-a pretty
name which has been sentimentally
popular ever since the Greek pastoral
poets gave it currency, but not, we
should say, the choicest of all femi-
nine names. Then in order comes
Grace, Elsie, Barbara. Patience, Pru-
dence. Jane, Susan, Priscilla and
Matilda. Truly q singular list, rs
astonishing for what It leaves out as
for what il contains.
Where are Mary, Elizabeth, Rather
inc, Margaret. the beautiful names
which English girls, whether in palace
or in cottage, have born for centuries.
and that have acquired a wealth of
sentiment and association that anyone
would think should make them newt
able selections? Where are Helen,
Lillian, Eleanor, Gertrude, Alice, DOro-
thy, Annie-names that are less his
toric in England than those first
mentioned, but that, we should sup
pose, have good claims on the affec-
tions Of the English people? Where
again is that peculiar British favorite,
Maud, or her hardly less insinuating
sister. Gwendolyn?
Who would have expected to find
Patience, Prudence, Priscilla and
Matilda on the list? II the compete
tion had been held in the New England
of the seventeenth century, they would
indeed have been well up in the list
Of favorites; but in Old England Of
the twentieth century, it is astonish-
ing! And why should Jane and Susan
get in when Mary and Margaret and
Elizabeth fail? We are pretty sure
that would not be the result in an
American popular vote.
There are fashions in names as in
dresses. In this country the. tendency
for some years has been away from
the romantic and prettified names to-
ward the dignified names that the
women of our Iace have borne for
centuries. The English lists suggests
q preference for the unusual, turn
not exactly toward the empty music
of the artificial, but toward the names
that have at least some flavor of
novelty. The taste II discloses is un-
expected, but, ms human experience
long ago observed, in matters of taste
argument Is useless.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
LATE JOHN L. HURST
ONCE LIVED IN GuNNISON

John l. Hurst, who died in Denver
some time ago, left 20 the American
University founded at Washington. D.,
C.. by his father, Bishop Hurst, lot
of valuable manuscripts and other
relics. Back in the eighties John l.
Hurst was connected with the Denver
Republican and for n time published
. newspaper in Gunnison. operating
the plant that had been used by Mr..
johnson before the latter's appoint
ment as consul to Anboy. China Mr..
Hurst was \ graduate of Wesleyan
University, Connecticut and Harvard.
He was great traveller and was
familiar with all Of Europe, Japan and
parts of China, As well as South
America, and thus collected many
valuable articles and data Mr.. Hurst
was highly esteemed in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lockner Of
Denver, visited Mrs. Peter johnson
and Mrs. Albert Sutherland last week.
They are on their honeymoon trip and
enjoyed a lovely visit with Mrs. Lock-
'ner's aunt and cousin. Mrs. Suther-
land entertained at dinner party for
them Thursday evening. Mrs. Lock-
ner is the shopper at Lewis & Son
Dry Goods Store in Denver, and is
publicly known as "Lettie the Shop
per-" to the ladies Of the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Miss Ruth Delo entertained eleven
Of her friends at . delicious luncheon
Friday afternoon. The good things
served by Mrs. Delo were enjoyed to
the greatest extent by the guests. al
though il was the last time the bunch
will be together until next year. Those
present were Rowena Hetherington.
Gwendolvn Jenkins. Margaret Owen.
Lucy Russell, Mildred Stewart, Llians
Burdick, Grace Riley. Gladys Wing.
Kate Walker. Zelna Galloway and
Mary Lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
i TIP FOR LEAP YEAR MAIDS

One dressed in fine garments to daz-
zle his eye,
But the other one baked him an old
fashioned pie.
The swell dresser did nothing but
xiggls. ard talk;
The pie-baksr said nothing-but she
won n . walk.
Two wsasen set est to win the same
EssA ..6ersa ~ isa.s ~ita = differ
snt plan
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Mrs. S. p. Spencer left Monday
evening for Colorado Springs, where
she will attend the p. F.. o. convention
being held there this week. From
there she will go TO Lamar to visit
her daughter, Mrs. A. r. Novels for
q week or two.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Miss Mildred Clark came TO Gun
nison Friday evening from Montrose
where she graduated from high school,
10 attend summer school. She will re.
side with her sister, Mrs. Berry Smith
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Ethyl (who had just been operated
On for eppeadSeitis1-"0h doctor, do
yoa think tie scar win show?"
psssH (nnnaEiy)-sIt soseht net
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Mrs. Verne Mauer left Tuesday
evening for . visit in Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
CHEER uPlrIs LEAP YEAR

Punch BOWL
Two old maids were planning for
the holidays. ~Anna," sid eae,~
would = long stocking hold sil yos'd
want for Christmas -
mo, Eivira." responded tie other,
but . pair Of socks would."
The Washington times., 1924-03-22
1T MEANS

a place where, within the past year we have built
more than hundred homes lover eighty sold)
and where interests, including ground holdings
such that will be forced to maintain the high
standard set whether wish to or not.
The Washington times., 1924-03-22
TO INSPECT

By auto-Drive across the @ Street Bridge turn
north one block to R street and drive due west to
36th street Fright next the Western High SchoolD
R street, or Wisconsin avenue car to street and
walk west to'36th street. Or call Main 2345 for auto
to take you out
The Washington times., 1924-03-22
OF
REA[T0R IS
s-,-
= -.-unma
SHOWN
Crane Tells Of Importance OF
Real Estate Man to
Community.

Speaking of the real estate broker
and salesman and his services to
the community, Judge Frederick E.
Crane. of ~the New York Court of
Anneals. in a recent address to
members Of the New York State
Association of Real Estate Boards.
said that the real estate business
had really become a profession.
"The importance of the real es-
tate man to the law Of our land
and to it's administration has been
increasing every year. The idea
that anybody can go into the real
estate business when he hasn't sue
ceeded somewhere else, the idea that
he can just rent an office and go
and get some real estate to sell Is
an old idea that has long passed
away. The position Of the real
estate man in his relation to the
community today certainly requires
some examination, some previous
determination as to whether or not
he can carry on his activities in
dealing with the happiness and
prosperity of others.
THE importance Of the real es-
tate man to the community has
grown to such point that his
business is really a profession, and
a profession for which there should
be at least some requisite prepare
ton. Qualification, skill, experience
and ability? He cannot have too
much.
There has been steady in
crease in the field of activity of
the real estate man as shown by
the creation Of these local real es-
tate boards, and in the active in
terest taken by your State associa-
ton in those things which touch
the welfare of the property owners
of the State. But what. after all.
is the great power and force in our
midst? What has brought about
this rise in your profession which
we have witnessed In the past de-
cade? 1t is the idea Of cleaning up
The Washington times., 1924-03-22
{. ROYLE.NS.G0..
. HAS BUSIEST
WEEK
Report Sales Aggregating
500, $50, Including VaIu-
able Properties.

The busiest week since their
opening is claimed. by the Z. Roy
Lewis and Company with sales ag.
gregating $1OO,S5O. These sales in.
clude the following properties: 1115
Twenty.second street northwest; 1116
Sixth street southwest; 114S Twenty
second street northwest; ABB Gault
place northeast; 800 Twenty sixth
street northwest; 1925 Eleventh
street northwest; 1920 Thirteenth
street northwest: and the Redwood
Apartment at 1921 Corcoran street
northwest. Two other properties
sold We're not given for publication.
This firm also claims a large
loan business for the week in ex.
cess of $4,000.
Mr.. Lewis is of the the belief
that this will be one Of the best
spring seasons Washington has
ever experienced, as there are more
applicants for homes, he claims,
than his force can take care Of.
This firm is making extensive
plans for converting residential
properties into business, some Of
which properties are on Twenty
second street, some son Fourteenth,
and some in other sections. They
are also planning to build four
houses in the vicinity of Sixteenth
street extended, operations to be-
gin in q few weeks.
The Washington times., 1924-03-22

safe dwellings,. We have rent laws
and coming laws and building codes
and all Of the health laws. And
these welfare laws are increasing
I 1T is not the individual rights
that are important and paramount,
but the rights of society as a whole,
and what is best for society as a
whole we must submit to, even If
our individual rights are in conflict.
People are demanding better
homes, fresh air and clean sur.
roundings, all of the conveniences
of life. And it is through you, back
of whom there is great moral force
of society, that they are going to
have it," ....
The Washington times., 1924-03-22

morally and officially. 1t is the
idea Of service.
:. "a man is no longer satisfied to
1--WE In a house by himself. 1t is
no longer a question of where he,
put question of, where his neigh.
Dor hVes. A mans house is no
longer his castle. The Government,
Wnlch is nothing but society as
Whole' has entered into the very
hves OF our people, and just as you
cannot employ children to make
ciotnlng all times of the day ana
nlsnt' 80 you cannot do this and
tnat IN the tenement house. You
CANNOT crowd people into unsani-
Larry oulldlngs; you cannot erect un-
The Washington times., 1924-03-22
Drink EmbaIming Fluid.

MAHANOY CITY, Pa, March %.
Thomas Hooser and John Carl, of
this city, are in serious condition
the result Of drinking embaIming
fluid in mistake for liquor. The
men are itinerants who have been
making their home in a vacated
livery stable. While stirring I'D
their bed of hay they uncovered the
bottle of fluid.
The Washington times., 1924-03-22
INCENDIARISM SEEN
IN BLAZE At RESORT
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March %

WILKESBARRE, Pa, March 90
Prompt action on the part of
residents in the vicinity Of Harveys
Lake when a fire of undetermined
origin developed in the Thompson.
cottage at that place is believed I'd
have saved several Of the cottages
at the popular summer resort from
complete destruction.
The finding of an oil-soaked mat.
tress in the partly destroyed build,
ing leads to the belief that the
blaze was of incendiary origin.
The Washington times., 1924-03-22

BURIEITH
Both and Streets NJ. W.
What does this to You?
If you have the homes we are building you
If you have not let tell YOU
place where the man and wife who have wanted
real home at moderate price get it.
1T MEANS
place where you can get a home designed to meet
the standards OF real architecture.
IT MEANS
place where you can get home finished with the
same care that is given houses costing twice and
three times as much
place where you can get home located up North
west with surroundings which forever insure main
tenance of value.
1T MEANS ".... 49,
place where, within the past year we have built
more than one hundred homes lover eighty sold)
and where interests, including ground holdings
such that will be forced to maintain the high
standard set whether we wish to or not
1T MEANS
place where your neighbors are the kind of people
you want as neghbors.
1T MEANS
PLACE where you can buy home of which you and
your children will be proud and where you will glad
ly welcome your friends
1T MEANS
place where the purchase price of a thoroughly
MODERN artistcally designed, honestly constructed
and beautifully finished home is
ONLY $500
with small cash payment and $500 per month COW
ering all interest payments and principal payments
on the second trust
Open Until $3.50 P. M.
TO INSPECT
By auto-Drive across the @ Street Bridge turn
north block to street and drive due west to
36th street Fright next the Western High School)
Or take street to 18th street and walk north to
r street, or Wisconsin to R street and
walk west to'36th street. Or call Main 2345 for auto
to take you out.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
! lPOZDRAVY ZE STARE VIA
STI.

Dnesni posta prinesla nam
fadu pozdravd, ktere tlumo-
citi name nasemu ctenarstvu.
Ma velkem pohledu ma morav-
ske lame Luhacovice vzpom-
mel 81 ma mas p. FIR. Rebeka spo
lu manzelkou Miladou. Po-
chvalujf 81 krasnou krajinu,
ale pfsi, ze dosud prave letni
pocasi nenastalo, &C jinak Sc
Jim znamenite darf a cas- ze
rychle ublha.
z Prahy zdravi ctenafstvo
urednfk Cunard line p. Jind-
rich Weber, jenz prave sc svo-
il vypravou st'astne dorazil do
metropole stare vlasti a z Led
&c mad Sazavou dosla zdravi-
ce cd p. FIR. Cudlina.
Vsem krajanIm "a milou
nam vzpominku dekujeme "a
mas i "a ctenarstvo nase.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
PACIENT UTEKL ZE STRA-
CHU PRED OcKOVANfM.

Mestska. nemocnice jest v
karantene nasledkem objevi-
vsi Sc nestovicni epidemic.
Personal j pacienti museli Sc
podrobiti ockovani. Jen r.
Mcbride, pacient ma sprawl
nemocnice vyzral. Ably sc oc-
kovani vyhnul, vcera jednodu-
Sc utekl a Size jiz po druhe,
jen re prvni pokus Sc mu ne
zdaril.
Nebezpeci epidemic je vsak
jiz patrn6 zazehnano, neb ne
byl zadny novy pripad one
mocneni hlasen. v radnici v
mistnosti {. 1872 ockuje Sc lid
zdarma a teto pfilezitosti po-
uzilo die zdravotnfho komisa-
Re H. L. Rockwooda as 200
osob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
MOVE TRAFICNf NARfZENf
SCHVALENO TRAFIcNfM
VYBOREM.

Ma vcerejsi schulz doprav-
niho vyboru mestske rady by
10 usneseno odporuciti v pris-
tim pond6lnfm zasedani NEST
ske rady ordinance, die ktere
nebude dovoleno mezi 5. a 6.
hod. odpoledni auta staveti
.odel chodnikd ma hlavnejsich
ulicich. Ia navrh sc pcstavil
traficni Inspector Edw. } Do
nahue, jenz tez podal seznam
ulic, ma kterych by narizeni
melo platnost. Ma prvnim We
rejnem slyseni o traficnim do
datku, konanem pred tydnem
slibili soucinnost zastupci cle-
velandskeho Autoclubu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
Tkl n0Sl Sc UToPlLI Y cLEvELANDE
A JEh0 0K0Ll.
NOVA OBET NEHRAzENE JAMY
v CIHEINE

Mladfk neumel plovati a uto-
null pres okolnost, re Sc jeho
kamaradi marne snazili "a
chraniti jej. zal rodicG snadno
lie 81 predstaviti, neb utope-
ny hoch byl poslednim re ctyr
jejich ditek. TIn nachazi Sc
mezi Reeves a Beyley ave. a
patri zname stavebnicke firme
The Cleveland Builders Supply
& Brick Co. Pred nedavnem
utopil Sc ma zapadni strane
cesky hoch Barney Dvofak
take v ciheln6, kde jana ne
byla opatrena ami varovanim
aniz jinak postarano bez-
peel. A utopeni tdnich napl-
nenych vodou udalo Sc letos
jiz nekolik. Stane-li Sc nejake
nestesti, Timed slibovana jest
naprava, ktera zdstava vzdy
jen ma papire.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
HROZfCf STAVKA n STALA
SPOLEtNOST $4,000.

Spor unie Sc spolecnosti stal
az dosud poslednejA die W.
poctu trakcniho komisare Bal
loua $4,000, v kteremz obno-
su jest hlavne zastoupen plat
stavkokazdm, vydrzovanych
jaksi v zaloze. StavkokazI by
10 pripraveno v kriticke chvfli
as $50. Znacny naklad vyza-
dovalo jich krmeni a obyvani
a podniknute jiz zadratovani
n6kterych poulicnich kar.
'Mesto nema moci zakazova-
I'll tato mimofadna vydani, ale
hodla pry zakrociti, az sc v
dcetni zprave "a koncfci fis-
kalni rok v 1noru objevi. PAX
bude stati ma tom, ably poloz-
ku tuto zaplatili akcionari a
nikoli cestujici lid zdrazenym
jizdnym.
Clenstvo' unie zrizencI ko-
nalo vcera Y noci hromadnou
schIzi Moose Hall "a ktere
byl odhlasovan projev, ddvery
vsem 1fednikdm "a spravny
postup v dnesni situaci. Spo-
lecnost propousti jiz .otavkoka
ze a zavadi vsude normalni
pomery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
VARUJE zENY PRED Uzf.
VANfM ODTUcNOVACfCH
PROSTREDKo.

Lekar poliklinicke nemocni-
ce v Chicago DIR. A. H. Water
man "a odborn prednasky ma
lekarskem sjezdu We Winton
hotelu, cetl tentokrate levity
zenam, ktere Sc snazl dosici
"a kazdou cenu dnes modou
predpisovane stfhlosti. Vsech-
ny prostredky odtucnovaci OBJ
sahuji nebezpecne drogy jako
morfin, kokain a heroin. Ne
bude-li tomu ucinena pritrz,
docka Sc Amerika generace
slabych ochablych zen. Novi-
ny samy by nemely prijimati
podobne ohlasky a mel by byt
vydan zakon, ktery by podob-
ne svindlere vyhnal z obcho-
du, pravil dr.. Waterman a do
dal, re jediny zpdsob omezu-
jici stucnenf jest cisty zpdsob
zivota, dostatecny pohyb a
spravna dieta.
Blondynky jsou daleko ma
chylnejsi k tloustnuti nezli Ger
novlasky a to pry proto, re
jsou prvnejsi pohodlnejsi a
take vice miluji vselike slad-
kosti.
DR.. Forge 2 Chicago pravil
v podobne prednasce, re hlad-
ce oholeni muzi meme jsou ma
chylni onemocneti zaduchou-
astmou a. take tax zvany ebay
fever" jest u oholenych ridcej
sim hostem. Vousy pod nosem
jsou pravym prechovavatelem
bacild obou jmenovanych cho-
rob, odkud jsou nositelky kni-
Ri vdechovany. Pred so roxy
byl prdmerny zivot o deset
rokd kratsf nezli dnes 4 ne
jsem daleko pravdy, kdyz
pravim, ze to byla tehdejsi mo
da nositi vousy, prednasel dr..
Forge. Dnes bude Sized ured-
ne zakoncen banketem a Ultra
81 lekafi prohlednou zdejsi ne.
mocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
co VSE JE POVAzOVANO
"a HAZARDNOST.

Bezpecnostni reditel Barry
hodla zakazati prodej cukro-
vinek, ktere schovavaji pro ku
pujici mladez rGzne odm6ny
a ceny, jelikoz tohoto druhu
obchodovanf pry patti vlastne
mezi "gamblovanf'''. Zastupce
spolecnosti RUNE ty balicky
stesteny vyrabejici zaslala z
New Yorku sveho zastupce,
jenz sebou privezl plny kufr
soudnich nalezd, die kterych
pfedmety tyto nejsou uzna-
vany jako nahodna hra. Bar
ry Sc ale presvedciti medal a
pravil ze zakaz neodvola, do.
kud ma obalkach a obalech ba
lickd nebude vynechana veta,
ze jest mozno v obsahu nalez.
| ii "cenu".
Barry vcera ridil osobne pre-
hlidku v skladisti The Ameri.
can Railway Express Co., 1855
St. Clair ave., kde5 zabavil 81
hracich automati urcenycf
pro clevelandske adresy. Stro,
ky mely byti uvedeny v Gin
most az jak dopadnou volby"
Kontrabant odvezen byl ma hi,
vni policeini stanici a Barry
prohlasoval, re pred 1. lednen
neni ami pomysleni, aby Sc CT.
velandu dostalo tohoto druh,
zabavy.
"Jestli re Sc kupci domnf
vail, re jsme zapomneli n,
mas maly vycist'ovaci program
pax Sc myli," pravil prisny be,
pecnostni reditel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
KDYz 81 NECHA zENSKA
OSTRfHATI VLASY.

U manzelG Kost'alovych ma
stal rozvrat, 22leta manzelka
Marie odstehovala Sc k matce
1908 zap. %. ul. Pricina roz-
kolu je ciste moderni. Sledujic
zelezny zakon dnesnf mody,
nechala 81 Kost'alova "otrymo
vati" hlavu die mody "a la ka-
strolek", cimz vsak jeji muz
nebvl spokojen. Doslo k do
maci patalii. "a ktere manzel
Sc zachoval prilis vybojne, tax
ze iej ostfihana manzelka ne
chala zatknouti. Prfpad bude
soudne proiednan v pristim
obdobl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
BARRY Stale zAKAzUJE.

v nekterych burlesknich di-
vadlech bylo dovoleno v hle-
disti koureni. Jeden navstev-
mix zazehl 81 pred nedavnem
doutnik a snad jej spatne ba-
Willy vtipy hercG smele sko-
ky tanecnic a proto upadl v
spanek spravedlivych. Dout-
mix mu vypadl a Cd oharku
pocal doutnati kabat.
Prihody vyuzil bezpecnost-
nj reditel Barry, jenz Sc vse-
NONE snazi proslayiti pred
pisy, omezuiicimi osobni svo-
bodu hodla koureni v hledi-
sti zakazati. Kurak, ktery 81
chce zabafciti, necht' jde do
kurany, kde sve libistce mize
holdovati die vile. Barry ale
zapomina, ze by to same
mohl kurak dokazati j donna
a k tomu bez draheho vstup-
neho. Kurarny v divadlech ma
il byti zrizeny "a dozoru po.
zarnich urednikI.
Podobne zakazuje Barry
vystupy, "a kterych baletky
postupuji 2 jevist9 ma prodlot
zenem podiu do hlediste. Jake
v tom vidi nebezpecf Barry
nechapeme. Leda ze by Sc ba
re by n6ktera z ballerin IRA
KEN svym zazehnouti mohls
pozar srdcfch chytlavych nj
vstevniku divadel kde vladn'
! podkasana musa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
PkI HRANf MA DETEKTIVY.

13lety Josef Barr, PITS E.
127. ul. byl vcera lehceji po-
strelen ma leve noze, kdyz 81
hral spolu jinymi hochy ma
zlocince pronasledovaneho de-
tektivy a jednomu spoluhraci
"nahle" spustil revolver.
34letemu w. Simmonsovi,
2447 vych. 40. ul., ukazoval
jeden pritel revolver tax "si-
kovn6", ze byl jmenovany "a
sazen kuli do nohy a odvezen
do Charity nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26
VYZNAMENANf KRAJANE.


Ma vyletu personalu The O.
hio Bell Telephone Co., KITE
ry byl konan dnesniho odpo-
ledne v Euclid Beach, vyzna-
menani byli cestnymi odznaky
start zamestnanci a tri 1rednf-
ci. obdrzf pred nedavnem Jim
pfifcene medaile "a statecne
ciny. Mezi posledne jmenovany
mi jje ufednik krajanskym
jmenem Jan Zeman, 3515 W.
chodni 1875. ul., ktery iistemu
muzi, jemuz vlakem byla utr-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-26

13lety Howard Pennock z
Bedfordu koupal Sc vcera v
rozvodnenem Tinckers creeku
blize Bedford Glens. Snazil Sc
zdanlive tichou vodu preplou-
ii, kdyz pocal pojednou tonou-
ii. o jeho zachranu sc statec-
ne snazil 17lety Floyd Eddy,
Bedford, ale sam byl proudem
jiz v bezv6domi unesen z mis-
ia nestesti as 1000 stop dale
ko k bfehu potoka.
Pri snaze vyloviti z vody
mic, utopil Sc pri brod6ni v
Kingsbury potoku 7lety Theo-
dor Gudovsky, 1903 Tustin av.
S. E. Hosik uchvacen byl prou
dem a zanesen az pod most v
Kingsbury parku. Do jamy po
vykopane hline, vodou napl-
meme skocil vcera 16lety Har-
,ry Sotosky, 4416 Alpha ave.