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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Bridge Luncheon VIII
Be Home Affair

Mrs. Max Olsen will BE- hostess az
a bridge luncheon OF twelve covers
AZ her home on Tuesday. Decem-
Der :.
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ONE on HAROLD

stella. who sat on that newly
painted bench In the Earicn7
"HArold and L.
We'll. you must have ruined your
c~lohcs-both % you
"Not both - only Harold'a" 49,
American LrKion We.kly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Hosts az Larae Dinner

Mr. and Mrs Harry Burneli Jones
viii entertain twenty-five guests ut
dinner a, their home on ThanksEfv.
ing day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Speed Registration
for Winter Quarter

Under the naH system o. pre-
registration more than 800 en-
1eHts AZ fhs university have com
pistsd their registration Tor the
winter quarter
This number ~ nearly half o. the
total registration expected while
Wrluesiag uas the lgfh o. ne
% school days In which students
ere 20 he allowed 10 register There
b. no b. no rFrstmi.0n daF next
quarter except Tor new students
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Closed on HolidaU

The orthopedic Lunch room and
tho o~rthopcdlo Thrift shop viii b.
closed Pm Thanksgiving day. Noysm
b-r 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Mrs. Roy Gires
Luncheon

Mrs Charles Roy entertained with
a luncheon OF twenty-sour covers
Tuesday afternoon AZ the womsu'a
University club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Family Dinner

Mr and Mrs Emil Henry Miller
VIII entertain With a family dinner
on Thanksgiving % their countf,
home a. Moxtaood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Idaho Town Feels
Slight Earthquake

POCATELJo. Idaho. Spy. So
What was believed 10 h. an earth,
quake OF several mlnutr1' duration
occurred IN tho vicinity OF Mout5
psllsr. Idaho. according 20 reports
received here.
The quake was felt Tueaday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

The ouhopsd.e Thrift shop Viii
have a hair price sale on Friday al
the shop 5il stewart r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
BALL AND CARD PARTY

Myrtle Chapter. No ~. o T. s.
viii give a Thanksgiving bali and
card party on Friday evening. No
v,nher e. at Douglas hsIi. corner
q 10Th ave. and T. Pine a. Tho
chest % silver that wss on display
NJ the bazaar pfii - given away
Al this party. Eastern Stars. Mssons
and friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Luncheon and T'hedter
PdrtV

Mrs. Alexander Wsthr1L VIII en-
fsrtaln with a luncheon ~ twelve
covers a. her home on saturday az
teruoon for The pleasure % her
daughter Marjorie on her birthday.
Later tho party win attend the Per
rormancs a. the OrPheum
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Clubs

THANKSGIVING BALI.
The Associated Catholic Ciuus arc
planning a Thanksgiving ball for
the evening Of Friday. November
2Sth. az knights Of Columbus hall
The ballroom viii b. adorned In
festive fashion and the spirit o, the
Thanksgiving season win be carried
out in decorations and special tea-
turea
Patrons and patronsSsss are as
follows; Young ladies' ins;itutei
Mr.. and MrA Bernard Brady. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Hurley. Mr.. and
Mrs Tom McCiosksy. Mr.. and Mrs
John German. and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Clumh
Knights % Columbus; DR.. and
Mrs George y. Mclaughlin. Mr,
and Mira Albert T. Prickett. Dr..
and Mrs Francis BruEman. Mr. and
Mrs Ralph A. Grmmill. and Mfr.
and Mrs Jules +. Charbncau.
Catholic Daughters Of America:
Mr.. and Mr.. r. J.. MeHuEh. SIR.
and Mira John l. Fitzpatrick. Dr.
and Mrs J. A. Bsnahoof. Mr.. and
Mrs o o. Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. r DchiinE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

Four.tfths OF the worlds oystsrt
are produced By tho United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

Dresses are bought bv tie pound
ANA bread bg abe yard Boa japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

You are always sure Of
Jclf-well. It's such dainty,
delicious dcssert-no doubt
about its reception at lunch
or dinner.
And it jells well. So there's
never the slightest question about
Its success.
Combine these two successful
qualities with the fact that Jell-
we'll is simple and easy to make.
There you have the reason why
thousands Of women look upon
it as the ideal emergency dessert
and the most healthful after a
hearty meal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

London tariab, arc not heated ln
winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

4 volcano on the island OF San
Salvador serves "a lighthouse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
AsuINGroNBorLEvAnp

w. - Il. Y.
washington Boulevard w. G. #.
u. will meet AZ the homo OF AIRS.
Charles Phillips. 22o 35d ave. NJ.
on Friday, November 2s, at 2 pI m.
MLss Nellie osmun will speak. Ms.
itors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
woMANs LAKEWOOD CLUB

Tho woman's Lakewood Civic I'm
provsment club viii hold is rcgu-
lar meeting Tuesday. December 2,
az 2 D. m. at the clubhouse.
Mrs c. @. JIndgren and mem
bers OF the house committee will be
the hostesses for the afternoon. Mr..
A. veriedie. from the Seattlo Good
WIN Industries. will address the
club on The World In a Bagf'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

James A. sexton ". r c will
have a bazaar Saturday. November
20. az = ?. m Homs-cooksd dinner
AZ s p. m; military wills, st s
? N.
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LADIES OF GOLDEN NORTH
Ladies Of the Golden North win
give a card party Friday. November
q. at ? .. m. at lss5is Flrs, Ave
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PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS

Robert Parliamentary Law class
will meet at the Y. W. e. A, nj
day. November e. at 1880 p. m.
ars. Ella Cudihse. psrilamsnthrtan.
The auxiliary class In public speak
ing. under Mrs Harriet saundsrson.
will meet at the same time. Both
clas.s. win have reviews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

Mrs George Kribs and baby son.
william Fischer. returned 20 their
home this week from the Seattle
General hospital.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

$500 q ostatnf jako najem
koupf vam peknt ddm . S
svetnicfch koupelnou, sklep
pod celym domem. a gar&xe,
lot 80 pfi 100, p9kny pro "a
|hradniceni q drabez. Cena
'$7ooo, naleza Sc pri Harvard
|a Denison kafe q je hned k
,nast9hovani. The Atlas Finan-
.ce Co., 5458 Broadway. Ptejte
Sc ma Mr.. Stukbauer. 1--5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

"A ja sc h teto vine sve take
IpfiznAvaiA q uzn&v&da, lie jste
|tirh jedn4nf sva ospfavedInila
fpfede mnou.' A proto vas je-
|st9 jednoa snazn9 prosfm: "a
Istante zde a neopoust9jte me! /!
"A jai v&m zase opakuji je-
lste jednou," odpovedela hra-
Ibenka, lie my diva nemizefine
vice ziti pohromade." lr'
'Prve ale rozvazte, co pocf-
nate, a jake budou nasledky
|toho!" zvolal hfabx tfesoucim
Sc hlasem. "Jsthze odtud odej
dete, neuzffte jiz nikdy vice
dite vase!" -
| Phi teto hrozbe se mlada ze
ma pfece zachv9la.
lined Sc ale vzpamatovsla
a prohodlla chladne: e'
"Ja jsem to dobrel vedela."
Mediate Sc tedy nicim cd to-
hoto umyslu odvr&titi?" .tazal
Sc hrab9..
"Nedam."
"Dobra," odvece hrabe, ivy
to sama chcete. Nechci vas nj
kterak nasilim u sebe zdfzo-
lvati. Ale snad Sc smim prsee
tazati, kan hodlate sc odste-
ihovati?"
"Odeberu Sc do d'Arfeuille,
odvece hrabenka, "do zamku
svych predkd, v n6mz poprve
uzrela isem svetlo sveta, ne
bot tam mohu 81 vzpominati
ma jedinou st'astnou dobu sv6
no zivota, kdez ztravila jsexn
vesela leta bezstarostn6ho de,
stvi sveho. Tam budu plakxti
ia traviti Cas- ma modlitb&ch,
az ucini smrt konec strastipl-
nemu zivotu MENU"
"Dost mozna, ze mate prav-
du, prohodil lhostejnG hrabe.
Il ia myslim, ze tich& sernota
vam dobfe poslouzi. Tedy 81
odcestujte s 'panem Bohem,
Kez byste nikdy nelitovala To-
no, ze jste odmitla cd sebs
ruku, kterou jsem vam ma smi
reni podaval."
Hrabe Sc il po tech slovech
|chladn4 poklonil q odesel z
pokoje Sc slovy: "Tedy s Bo-
hem! Mejte Sc dobfe!"
Pc odehodu m3nzelcve zii.
stala hrabenka hezkou chvili
bez pohnuti stati.
| Dech Sc il krAtil, div ze q
tnezalkla, snazfc Sc, aby nAsil'
ne udusila zal. jenz il srdee
sviral.
| Myslilat' v te chvili ma sv6
dite..
Vecer, drive nez opus1ils
nalac hrahSci nEala al AnxAe
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NSlsbS isAv5txvy.

"Chysta pEy Sc neJaky diva-
'delni zakon. : Co to zas je?"
"Nejnp7x bude zakonem po.
'vinna navsteva divadel 4"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

jednou videti chlapecka sve.
no.
Pfinesli il no tedy do poke
je.
Hrab9nka vzala dtlink6 ro-
be do sveho naruci, v&sniyx
je tisklay majic pine oci slzi,
ma sva materska prsa a k tlu-
koucianu srdci a n6kolikr&t ce-
i1e je zlfbala, pfi cemz hork&
slzy ronily Sc il z oci jeiich
,na 1tlou tvafinku dftste.
Kdyz Sc byla hezkou chvf-
Ii s jedinatkem svym pot95i-
Ia, daIa- jej opet kojn$, ktera
! ho hned odnesla do postylky.
20 midi Boze! Tot nejvetSi
'obst', kterou pfinaSfm!" zasep
tsla 81 hrabehka a dala se do
usedaveho place.
Ia nekolik 'okamziku ma to
odjizdel" postovni VIZ, ktery
hrabenku odvazel do zAmku
d'Arfeuille, z palace hrabeci-
no.
Nahly odjezd hrab9nky z
Bussi6res . Parize zavdal pfi-
cinu k rozlicnym, namnoze ne
pravym domnenkam v Slechtic
,kych kruzlch hlavnfho nn9sta.
! Kdekoli se hrab9 objevil, ma
lehali nan zv9davymi otazka-
mi lee hrabe zatvrzele mlcsl,
zachovavaje o tom uplne to.
jemstvi.
S tinito tajemstvim svefil sc
toliko panu Nestoru Durioulf'
novi, muzi velmi pocestnemu
jenz byl ddvernym jeho pfite.
lem a ktery - ackoi byl je'
ste velmi mlad, pozival chval
Inc povestii co jeden 2 nejFy.
tecnejsich q nejhledanejHcf
notari Paffzi.
/ Cd te DOLBY hrab6 Z BnsSte:
res takrka stranil sc kaxdt
spolecnosti, b stitil SO t6mel
,lidi.
!, I'll v tiche odloucenos6 ot
,celeho sveta iedin6 pro sveht
!synacka, ktery mu byl takfks
,modlou.
Nasledksm toho jeani tfat
ztvali ho podivfnen, jini zsss
rfkal7, ze ie hosovy bl&zen.
il Nejprve no kazd5 litovxl
j pozdeji stall Sc byvaltn1 PA
Iteldm svym lh6stejnym 4 po
lsTsze 81 ma n9ho ziva duse ne
vzpoamnela. II
Hrabe zi9 n&sledleenA tokC
fbFzy v dpln& odloucenosi = X
(mu pfaye bylc Who'd.
II fnxl~o x~sxx ~fr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

~ ssVssOvsWASSS FAO
toze zastfelil jeem milana va
Seho!"
|, .'lke& vae uezaklAda Sc nj
iprsvdt," otpUsedela konesnl
hrsbssata. 9Jx neffkam, ze VI
ihn9 v1hu3t5ste osklivost, als
j4 &c: v4s hbzfn. A paklize nj
moAia- jsem Wis milovati, kde
byl tin vinGA7 Jedine Wy sam
IVY Aa&ts, ptHs hrabe, mnoha
krasn6 . Meehetne vlastnosti
Ia ja Jsem De take vzdy doved.
ID die z&shAy oceniti. Ale ne.
mate ami dosti malo tuseni Q
tom, . take w. toho nikdy ne
dozvfte, fnnoho-li jsem musils
vytrpeti vaM podivnou pova-
hou a vasi pfepiatou a bezdd.
vodnou zArlivosti."
"PfipoastiM," pokracovala
po chvik dale "ze ma pocatku
manzelstvf naseho byla bych
vas mohla nsilovati, a BIh je
mi svedkem, BE jsem to i upri
mne cht9la. Ale elm Wy jste
Sc pficinil. abyste vzbudil We
mne hsku? Pranicim. Wy jste
sc mnou xachizel jako S dfte-
TEN, nikci vsak jako $ choti
svou, Je sice pravda. ze pra.
malo znala jsem svet a. cesty
zivota tohoto. Vim, ze byla
jsem nevsdomou, naivni, ba
dost mozna, ze i zpozdilou. A
jakych radosti destalo Sc mi
cd vas? Prazadnych. Vzdyt'
jste Sc pranicfm nepokusil 0
to, abyste kroky nae pc boku
vasem ffdil. Pfenechal jste
me dplne sobe same, aniz
bych ale byla mela dplne svo-
body a volnosti v SVEN jedna-
nj. Choval jste sc ke mne jake
despota. Kdyz jsem vas "a
manzela pojala, mela jsem
dobrou Will, dostati vsem po.
vinnostem stavu sveho, ale w
jste tuto dobrou VIII potlaci
a cit mij jste otupil. Jednim
slovem. zijic po boku vasem
stala jsem Sc mrtvym takrka
nastrojem bez zivota a bez
vlastni vile. Mou veselost a
mladost zastfel jste eernym za
vojem smutkovym! o, ja vam
necinim proto zadnych wei
TEX, nybrz chci toiko, ably
jasno bylo mezi nami, a ably
dozved6l jste Sc z dst mych
pravdy v okamziku, kdy sc
rozchazime. Nechci mad vami
,nikterak souditi Rozvazte
sam, jaky zivot jste mi po bo-
ku SVEN pfipravil q sud'te Sc
be sam"
Hrabe touto reel zarazen
sklopil hlavu.
Hrabenka vsak mluvila da-
le:
"Porodila jsem syna. l sme-
la isem Sc kojiti nadeji, re
tento maly, nevinny tvor mas
k sobe sblizi. Ale tomu neby-
+, 10, bohuzel, tax. Nebot' cd te
DOLBY, CO dite nase bylo na sva
tie, prehledl jste me docela
zdalO Sc, jake bych byla ji5
dostala dkolu svemu, a nyni
ze jsem jiz zbytechou. Tote
dit6 odloucil jste ode mne do,
celia. Ano stal jste sc ma nj
fzirhvym a tim souzl jste ml
mnohem ukrutneji nez drive
A takto jste me city v kazden
tShasdu pokorovaL, zaaenSova
. ur&zei. A verte mi, ze byl,
jiz svrchovane potfebi takov,
krute rany, jaka me vcera "a
sAhla, abych opet nabyla sv,
hrdosti a sveho sebecitu. Tai
stala jsem Sc opet samostat
}, laou, nyni Ease znam ssbe4 e.
,mu q vim. re mann svohodn01
tv1k Hled'te, dnes poprv6 ote
Evfela isem pred vami, pan
lhrab6, cefe srdce sve, ale "a
roveh take naposledy. NSm4aa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

PRoDA Sc stfizni obchod a
dreslnaking, kde sc trlne cisty
uzitek 500 tydne. Najem pon-
ne $40 mesfcne. Nal6za Sc v
elsie $500 Central Ave. Da Sc
leynf. Rlizsi edeh Mr.. Zimmsr-
mah, l 1907 Miles Ave. l I8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

pred celym svetem!"
"Tot' jest prece bezpffklad
ma nestoudnost,," rozkfikl 8,
hrabe. 49,.
"Nikoli, pane hr1b4, je {,
spise spravedlive roxcileni!"
"Vy jste no milovala JEST
pred tim, nez stala jste Sc mat
zelkou mou." ii a.
"Nezapiram toho. Ano, mi
lovala jsem ho."
"a proc jste tedy podala ri
ku svou mne? Proc jste Il va
IL mne za' manzela?" Z.
"Proc? Coz ia to vim? SA&d
oproto, ze jsem Sc pro same M
stesti ma svet zrodila,'' oAeO.
Avedeia hrabenka. "Paklixe an
jste svou cest pomstil, ami ne.
veda, zdali il n6jak& nebezpe
censtvi hrozilo, proc jsee ne.
zavrazdil take mne? o kez
byste to byl radeji ucinii! Tak
byste me byl aspon xbavil Ii.
vota, jenz je mi toliko obtiz.
nym, nesnesitelnym bfelne.
nem!"
Tato slova velice dojala hfs
bette v tomto okamziku pri.
padlo mu ma n1ysl, ze snad
chot' jeho prece je nevinnou,
/ promluvil k nj tfesoucfm
sc hlasem:
"Ano, byl bych t6 mohl Ia.
streliti, ba We vzteklosti svt
imyslil jsem v prvnim okamzi.
ku, re to take ud9lam. Tu ale
vzpomnel jsem 81 ma naseho
syna, ma nase jedine dite, Va.
lentina, a vsecka ma zlost a
prchlivost promenila Sc v Ii.
tost. A takto zachranil te syr
tvuj prede mnou a chrani ts
az posud prede mnou a myn
Uneven. A on mnohem vice
nez mole posetila laska k tobt
jest pricinou, ze chci ma vsec,
ko, CO sc prihodilo, zapome
nouti a re ii milerad odpous.
tim! Jedine jemu mas co. de-
kovati. re jsera taxi shoviva-
vym!"
Nastalo kratke mlceni, ma
cez jail sc hrab9 mluviti dale
"Ti isl Sc take zminila, ze
jsem pomstil cest svou, ami ne
veda, zdali il nejake nebez-
pecenstvi hrozilo. Co zname-
nala tato slova? Ci snad isl
jimi chtela rici, ze isl Sc nj
kdy nezproneverila povinnosti
sve?"
Hrabenka vsak posud neod.
povidala.
"Pro Buh, pro vseckO ma
svete, prosim te," dolehal ma
nj hrsbe, hluboce dojat, dale
@'vysvetli mi pfedesla slova tva
povez mi pravdu, Valentino
Jest to pravda, 'ci neni? Jsi-l
vinnou, cili nic?"
"Ptejte Sc ma to sama sebe
pane hrabe," odpovedela chi,
dne. ia nemam, echo bycl
vam vysvetlovala."
Pc teto vyhybave odpoved
zasmal Sc hrabe trpce.
20 ia blahovec! ia bycl
Z byi chtel jeste pochybovati!'
: mluvil zticha sam k sobe, g,
piece videl jsem ma vlastni o
ci."
Ale jakoby Sc z myslenel
sv5ch probral, jail Sc mluvit
dale.
"Tento pfedmet je pro ma
oba velice trapny. prestanm
jill tedy 0 mem dale hovofiti
Nyni jedna Sc predevsim o va
sem umyslu, re chcete mn
cpustiti. Neodchazejte, zastaii
to zde, paklze neucinite toh
X vuli mne, ucinte tax k va
vasemu synu a k Will svetu!
IA jsem 81 uminila pevni
ze odtud odjedu, pane hrsbl
All to- ueinila Sjsem teprv pal
II s4 -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

'HLfzE vych. IS. III. q Broad
way proda Sc ddm 0 lott ro-
.kojich, efektrika, plyn, toilet,
vse papirovano move barve-
ne, hodi sc pro dv9 fcdiny a
lda Sc pfi rychlem prodeji "a
ESb6A0. Mensi east hotoSe q 0
'statni ma mfrne splatky. The
Atlas Finance Go. 5458 Broad
way. Petite Sc ma Mr.. Mack.
f-8
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'HLEDAM vt pro dive osoby
v pfizemf 0 tfech neb ctyreeh
rnistnostecff tlize Doiloff q
Hamm ul. Zaalete pfihlaSku k
Mr. Strsjtsis 5221 Ram Ave.
1-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

PRODAM sc ztr4tou pskny
pozemek ' rosioze 16Ox214,
'pouze 10 $l1O0 aneb pelo-
vic 80 pr 214 "a 5000. Nalkza
Ise ma Columbus Rd., Stop 20
'A.B.C. Line, Bedford, o. Bliz-
81 a podminky sd6li John
Young, Littleton Rd., z Tur-
|ney Rd. D. z, Bedford, o.
1-5
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'MUSf BYT Pk0DAN dim . 6
.pokojfch s koupelnou, velktm
sklepem ma dlazd9n6 uiici, BIZ
sze Fleet ave. Cena pouze
$4,000, stacf hotove pouze
$500 ostatnf 1a 'velmi le6ke
'splatky. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc
ma Mr.. II. Kohout. 1--46
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

IpRI1ME Sc zs6A NJ jsdsn
den ' tydha bud ' t&tsk seb
v sobetsa NJ myth q SistSAf 4
fadoven v tiskarnS ''SvSta". -
Hlaste 50 tamtSz, f0lt Bread
way . Chsunpa VI. 20 Ste 10.
dinx vecer. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

ZAcNE'rE NovY ROK spray-
ne a stante Sc rnajitelem dvou
rodinneho do1nn ma Union
Heights, ktefy must Sc prodat
neb vymenit "a mensi v KITE
remkoh okoli. Jedaejts okagn-
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The Washington times., 1924-12-22
NEW CENTRAL LEAGUE
WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 22.-With
organization plans completed, mem
bers Of the new Central baseball
league today were enthusiastic over
its prospects. The proposed new
league backed by prominent sports.
men will open it's campaign the
first Of next season with eight
cities represented.
Six cities were represented at the
organization meeting here: Wheel.
ing, by Doctor G. w. Otto and Raw
Archibald; Youngstown, by Joseph
Shoemaker; Erie, by Colonel Joseph
Thompson and Richard Guy; AL.
toona, by William Crawford: Johns.
town, by Harry Molliter, and Can
ton, Ohio, by Fred Crolius.
Petitions for franchises have also
been received by Dayton, GAINESVILLE,
Akron, Newcastle, Uniontown, Fort
Wayne and Parkersburg. and a
committee is to visit each of these
cities to select two more franchise
holders in the league.
William T. Mccullough. former
secretary of the Pittsburgh Federal
League team was elected president
and secretary Of the new league.
and board Of directors will be
chosen in two weeks.
Hans Wagner, famous shortstop
Of the Pittsburgh Pirates, will be
sought as manager OF the YounRs-
town team, according 70 Shoe
maker.
The Washington times., 1924-12-22
APACHE ELEVEN
WINS T|TLEIN
HARD GAME
WaverIy Puts Up Stiff Fight
for Light Heavyweight
Honors

BY virtue OF hard-earned 12.to.e
victory over the fighting Waverly
eleven of Northeast Washington.
the Apache A. c., OF Southeast. Is
the Hight heavyweight independent
football champion for the season
Of 1924.
The Apaches established their
superiority beyond the question of a
doubt. Only the splendid fighting
spirit Of the Wayerlys held down
the margin of victory. The Apaches
gained ground at the rate of three
first downs to their opponents one,
and in general otltplayed the
Waverlys.
Not more than two minutes had
elapsed before the Apaches were
one touchdown to the good They
recovered Waverly tumble on the
38-yard line, and Gooch, Boyd, end
Sweeney smashed the Waverly line
time after time until the last chalk
line was crossed.
A thirty-yard gain on forward
pass. Quigley to Swope, near the
games end, saved Waverly from q
embarrassing. The pass put the
ball on the 1-yard line. s. Colliere
made two plunges for the touch:
down.
The Apaches' second touchdown
came in the second period. Getting
the ball in midfield, the Indians
paraded for four first downs that
took the oval to the 6,yard line.
Here three line plunges failed. Then
China Boyd, the Apaches' triple
threat, circled his own right end
for the marker.
Harry Rice, Apache left tackle.
was a brilliant star throughout.
The Washington times., 1924-12-22
GOTHAM BUGS
KICK At BUSH
LEAVING
Set Up YeIp Over Trade Which
Takes Shocker to New
York Yankees

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Protests
by New York fans against the
deal, whereby the Yankees re-
gained possession of Urban Shock.
er, continued in increasing volume
today. The concensus of opinion
was that the Yankees had got the
worst of the transaction in send
ing Joe Bush, pitcher and pinch
hitter. and Milton CASTOR and Joe
Giard, recruit pitchers, to st.
Louis for the veteran spitballer.
Much Of the dissatisfaction is CEN
tered around Bush, who not only
pitched good ball but hit well
while in aYankeeuniform.
The Washington times., 1924-12-22
JOE LUCEY HAS
MADE GOOD
At LAST
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The purchase Of Joe Lucey from
Jersey City by the Red Sox unfolds
a nice little story Of the efforts Of
an, earnest young man to Dad him
self. During the first year of Babe
Ruth's great success with the
Yankees. Miller Higgins carried
Lucey, who was fresh from the
Catholic University at Washing.
ton, which produced WalIy Pipp.
Lucey's powerful arm was in evil
dence every day, as he practiced
without saying much to anybody,
but in those days Of Roger Peckin-
paugh at shortstop, there was little
attention paid to Lucey.
The next spring Lucey was sent
to Jersey City by the Yankees.
Finally they relinquished all claim
to him, as he was found to be Just
an ordinary shortstop and an out
fielder by turns. His hitting was
fair. Jersey City was hopeless in
the pitching department and there
were days 1t was necessary to
listen to Lucey's request that he
be allowed a chance to pitch. He
knew his arm was powerful and
all he needed was the tricks of
the pitchers trade.
Lucey made but slight impression
at first. but he insisted he could
make good, and he kept plugging
away until last season, when he
found form, and with a tail end
club, won. a. considerable number
Q! games. His skill kept increas-
ing, all the time, and competent
critics say he has a good chance
ct remaining in the major leagues.
Singularly, too, his hitting i'm.
proved so much that he can be
used in the outfleld because of his
hitting whenever there is need for
him.