davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Pohrobnik egyptskeho krale
Tuta trochu pozadu vIci ma
sim pohrobnikHm.

ze pohrobn1k, ktery balsa-
moval mrtvolu egyptskeho kra-
le Tuta, jehoz mrtvola pred il
stym casem nalezena byla v
pyramide, nebyl tax obratnym
jako jsou dnesnf nasi pohrob-
n1ci, dovozoval DR.. Jerome A
lexnder, chemik z New Yorku,
kdyz v pondell mluvil v kon-
venci Americke chemicke spo-
lecnosti V Baltimore odbyvane.
Kdyby nosl pohrobn1ci tax pra-
.covati museii jake Egyptsky
balsamovac pracoval, byli by
brzy ma milne, vykladal DIR.
Alexander.
Podle tehdejs1 egyptske me-
thody mrtvola chovana byla po
tri mesice a namacena do slane
vody. Zabalena byla do neko-
lika platen, pax dana do trf
rakvf a tyto zapeceteny. Ma
vlku rakv1 vymalovan byl o.
braz zesnuleho. Mas dnesnf po-
hrobn1k pripravf mrtvolu We
tfech hodinach. Jestize E.
gypst1 balsamovaci byli "a ma
SINH pozadu, "a to Egyptane v
jinych vecech pTedcili vzdela-
MIN svym vsechny ostatnf. Pad
Egypta zastavil vzdelanost as
pom O 1000 rokG. I fecka vide
lanost, jez nasledovala Egypt
skou, byla z vetsf casti vydlu-
zena Egypta.
Ma konvenci zucastnilo Sc
kolem 1000 chemikn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Primal Sc ku psti loupezim.


Ze behem dvou mes1cu spa
chal pet kradez1, primal Sc v
utery 20lety Bernard McKenna
4 1000 blocku N. Gay ulice.
Domy, jez oloupil, byly ma
E. Preston, Ellwood E. Hoff-
man ulic1ch.
Louise T. .Bosse z N.Small-
wood ulice dal v dtery ma poll
Gil, re prepaden byl dvema
bandity, kteri vskocili do jeho
automombilu, v nemz sedel s
jistou dfvkou ma Franklintown
silnici nedaleko Forrest Park
avenue a jei oloupili $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
VandalSti STUDENT nebudou wy
hnani university.

Devet studentG ma Johns
Hopkins. universite nebude W.
hnani teto, ponevac 20. brez-
ma kameny hazenymi ma sioupy
Gilmanovy sine poskodili tyto
a cast mramorovych schodd
rozbili. Jmena vandal1 neby-
la dana do veTejnosti. Studen-
ii must nahraditi skody, ktere
opilosti zpdsobili. Budovu
bombardovali kameny a lahve-
mi z automobilu, ma nemz
material" 81 privezli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Radiovs depese pod zemf do
Evropy.

DR.. James Harris Rogers,
badatel v zas1lanf podzemnfch
radiovych depes1, cinf pokusy
tyto z Hyattsville, Md, ,zasflati
do Evropy cestou podzemnf.
Pokusy cineny jsou mezi 6. Z.
hodinou kazdy vecer asi po 10
dnf. Vysledek pokusd nebude
znam az nekolik dnf, dojde-li
ma ne odpoved z Evropy.
Pred dvema tydny DR.. Ro-
gers zaslal podzemnf radiovou
depeSi do Kalifornie.
Badatel zabyva Sc pokusy
temito jiz Cd roku 1908.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Pro pint koralky 16lete vszeni

Bernardo Taglivia, ktery
stfelil V listopadu v hadce diva
cernochy, odsouzen byl v dtery
do Marylandske kaznice ma
dobu 16 rokn.
Poole vypovedi Taglivia v O.
sudny den sedel v restaurantu
sveho bratra ma Pearl ulici,
kdyz cernosi': Pred Nordeser a
George Bell, vstoupili do resta-
urantu nab1zeli britvu "a pint
kofalky. Y hadce, jez pro ko-
falku Sc strhla, oba cernosi
Tagliviou byli streleni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Pripady a melody.
preje vsen

"Nejskromnejsf" polfceinf
straznlk odkryt byl ma severo-
vychodn1 policejn1 stanici. Jest
Jim James HI. MoH. Kdyz v
pondel1 uvidel, re zeleznicni
prazce -obycejne zvane tsve-
feryo hof1 na trait Pennsylvan-
ske drahy mezi Milton a Mont
ford ulicemi, vydluzil Sc "buc-
ket', do toho, jak re zprave
ma stanici udal, "vydluzil Sc"
vodu touto ohen uhasil. Ser
geant stanice, Sutton, ted pre-
mysli, kdy asi a jak Moll vrati
"vydluzenou" vodu.
zidovske svatky zavinily
odlozen1 trestu, ktery stanoven
bude soudcem Henry Duffy
prot Louis Hurwitzovi, ktery
uznan byl vinnym re zabitf au-
tomobilem svym roznasece
novin, Harry Silvermanna.
Trest vynesen bude asi II. bub-
ma.
- Kdyz George w. Burrett
z Washingtonu primal Sc v
pondell ku dvojzenstv1, ne
hoz souzen byl zdejs1m krimi-
nalnim soudem, zasmal Sc ma
soudce Stumpa. Pc petit minu-
tach pozdeji, kdyz pred neho
predvedena byla manzelka ie-
no, {. l., usmal Sc opet. Kdyz
manzelka druha, {. g., pred ne
no postavena byla, opet Sc u
small. Kdyz pred MIN stanula
jako svedkyne tTetf jeho man
zelka, {. g., small Sc Ease. Kdyz
soudce odsoudil jej ma tri roxy
do Marylandske kaznice, pri-
jal trest ma vedomi Sc smichem.
Ctvrta manzelka jeho zije We
Steubenwille, Ohio. Ponevac
nalezena byti nemohla, z pred
vedenf {. A., seslo. Manzelky:
c. 2 a {. 3 a Burretta pfilis Sc
nestaraly. Prvnf vsak manzel-
ka, {. l., kdyz rozsudek vyne-
Sen byl, dala Sc do place.
- V New Yorku 29lety So
lomon Batten, ktery mel byti
souzen pro zavrazdenf manzel-
ky bratrovy, obesil Sc We veze-
nj. Zavrazdil il proto, re ne
chtela vyslyseti jeho milostn6
navrhy.
-Lesnf pozary We statu Ma
rylandu vzdy move move Sc
vyskytujf. Hasicske- sbory v
Catonsville, Towson, Fullerton,
q Essex opet a opet volany
jsou ku pomoci. V pondel1
shorel les rozsahu asi 100 a.
krd u Villa Nova ma Liberty
road.
V Anne Arundel okresu
zniceno bylo pres ESQ akr1 le-
sa a jeden prfbytek pozarem
zuffcfm po 8 hodin v pondeli v
blfzkosti Marley Neck.
Miriam" zastyskl si
manzel, selekaT mne zakazal
kouriti. Polovice mych Dlic ie
jiz pryc. = Miriam S pohledem
ztracenych nadeif zaseptala: !:
"Nemohl bys, muzfcku, to pfec
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl zprdYY.

4 kfaJankyCh kfuhu.
z Los Angeles, Kalifornie
vSem Baltimorskym krajandm
g redakci preje Vesel6 Veliko-
noce Karel Jedlanek. Napo-
dobn6!
= Povoleni ku snatku Wy
zvedli 81 snoubenci: p. Joseph
Minaf1k, c. 13 Filbert ulice a
slecna Rose Zamostny.
= Ma Nardonfm hrbitove
pohfbcno bylo v pondeli. o 2.
hod. odpol. tTinact mesfc1 sta
re dftko rodicG: p. Jana Paz-
dern1ka a jeho manzelky Hele-
ny, rozen6 sevcfk. Pohrebni
obTad vykonal Rev. Frank No
wax.
Pohfeb vypravila firma Cvach
a Syn.
-P6kna pohadka 80 zakle-
tenn srdecku" sehrana byla
zactvem Telocvicne skoly Sok.
Jed. Blesk V ned6i, 20. brezna
Hra Sc velice l1bila, neb pred
vedena byla znamenite, cemz
svedcil veliky zajem obecen-
stva jaky vykonGm naSich ma
lych umelcd byl venovan. Tim
to vystoupenfm ukoncena byla
divadeln1 seZona Dram. odbo-
rem S. j. Blesk, ktery tento rok
byl velice cinny a jedinou nej
vets1 odmenou 1cinkujfc1ch by
10 vzdy v6domf, ze jejich w
kony jsou pine oceneny zeza
v1talo vzdy do naSeho stanku
Opravdu hojne navstevnfkG by
Sc tam nami cd srdce zasmali
a n6kdy pfi pohnutlivych see
mach zaplakali aneb jinak Sc
pobavili. DOZEN odnasel 81 il
ste kazdy ma kteryz Sc hned
nezapom1na. Lee ami nyn1 ne
vzdava Sc Dram. Odboru sve
cinosti, nybrz bude Sc opetne
pfipravovati a pilne nacvicova-
tt pro prfStf podzimnf divadel-
nj sezonu a jist6 re pTekvapf
navst6ynfkv pax sapoha 1xfas-
nymf divadelnimi kusy dou-
fame ze o pTistf sezon6 bude
venovana nasim divadlGm II
sama pT1zen a pozornost a tu-
dfz vSichni Sc Ease opetne sci
deme.
= Vzdelavac1 odbor Sok.
Jed. Blesk a Baltimorska Jed.
Sokolic poradal svojf druhou
Yzdelavac1 schGzi dne 26. bfe-
zna ma pocest 75tych naroze-
min presidenta 7. c.. Masaryka.
Program schuze byl bohaty ma
p6kne vystupy, kterez vSechny
byly bezvadne provedeny a u
cast obecenstva byla velika.
Po ukoncenf schGze podavana
byla kava a zakusky nasemi
Sokolicemi vsem 1castn1kdm.
Ku obcerstvenl prisp6la pf. A.
Fisherova velikou mfsou donna
cfho cukrovf "r6ze" pf. Ma
reSova m1sou siSek znameni-
tym dortem. Vsem projevuje-
me svGj dix.
Tfetf vzdelavacf schGze po-
Tadati Sc bude We ctvrtek, dne
23. dubna V 8. hod. vecer. Chy-
sta Sc opetne krasny program
a vstup jest volny vsem Ce-
ch1m, ktefi dovedou m1ti po-
chopenf pro nas1 cinnost a sna-
by zajmu vzdelavacfm i "a
bavnim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
"Legie" " Baltimorskem
prlstavu.

Ceskoslovenska lod 'Legie"
kotvila minulych dnech v Bal
timorskem pffstavu. Do Ame-
riky pfivezla .sklenene-a porce-
lanove produkty a jennie dru-
by papfru ze svedska.
Ma zpatecnl ceste sv6 do
Hamburku .veze naklad obili,
olejd, novinarskeho papiru a
tabakd. Naklad svdj doplnila
v Norfolku.
Mnoz1 Baltimorstf krajane
navSt1vili LODI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Sprostsn podezTeni.

Mary Lyon Urban, zamest-
mana ma lodi Merrimac, vysvet-
lila nalez mrtvoly decka We
SVEN kufru, ktery mela v do
me ma Park avenue tax, ze O.
kamzite zbavena byla policii
Iakehokoliv~ podezTenf. Dec
ko mrtve nalezeno bylo v ku-
fru We ctvrtek. Vysetrovanfm
zJisteno bylo, re zemrelo smrti
IprIlrozenou. Manzel jeji zije v
Nemecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Billy Sunday do Baltimore.

Billy Sunday, znamy evan
gelista, jenz pred nekolika ro-
ky zde kazal We zvlaste pro ne
no vystavenem stanu u Oriole
parku, pfijede do Baltimore
16. dubna. Kazati bude v
Hampden a V Brantly baptis-
tickych kostel1ch. Pfedme-
tenn obou jeho kazanf bude :
"Vynucen1 Volsteadova zako-
na."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Hindenburg bude
kandidoyati.

Polni marsal nemecky, Won
Hlndenburg bud kandido-
vatl "a presidenta nemecke re-
publiky.
Kandidatura nabfdnuta mu
byla nacionalistickou stranou
Proti nemu stojf Marx, kan
didat katolickeho centra a So
cialistG,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Nemel by American radsji "a
mesti pred vlastnImi dvermi.

"Zakony prestupujfcf prist6-
hovalec," mluvf S jinymi prohi-
bicni nadsenec, Wayne B.
Wheeler, 'jest jedn1m z nej-
vetsich pffcin nesetreni zako-
nG." Wheeler mluvf tax while
dem ku prohibicnfmu zakonu.
Proc ma pfistehovalce svade-
tt vinu nesetrenf zakonG?
Nemel by radeji Wheeler
tt druz1 spise pohnouti svedo-
min stoprocentn1ch America
nj?
Jakoby nahodou, Wheeler
pochaz1 re statu Ohio. Nenl
tomu jeste ami 20 roka CO pra-
We We statu tom odkryty byly
jedny z nejhorsfch volebnlch
podvodG. V techto, jak pine
zjisteno, ami jediny pristehova-
lee anebo d1tko 2 pristehova-
leckych rodin, nebylo 1castno.
Jeden z nejvetsich podvod-
Mkt v americkem svete " po-
slednfch tficeti letech byl Cas-
sic Chadwick re statu Ohio.
Rodina, z n1z vysel, usedla v
Americe pc nekolik pokolenf.
Harold Chapman, kral bandi-
ta", neni pristehovalcem nero
zumejfcfm americkym idealum
Albert Bacon FALL jenz S jiny-
mi souzen pro okradanf vlady,
je jinym pradavnym usedlfkem
V Americe. Harry Sinclair ne
DO E. L. Doheney nejsou pr
stehovalci! Colonel Forbes,
ktery okradal 1O0procentni A
mericany tax dobre jako pri-
stehovalce kdyz byl v cele od-
boru pro zmrzacene vojaky,
Jest rozenym synem Spojenych
Stat1.
Nedavny governor statu In
diana, dnes kriminalnlk v A
tlanta zalari, jest rodilym A
Truman III. New
berry, jenz vyhnan byl ze Sc
natus jest rodilym Americanem
John w. Langley Kentucky,
jenz odsouzen byl do kaznice,
jestsssadi SFas merieanem. Gov.
Lea Small q Illinois, nedavno
pro zproneveru odsouzeny,
jest rodilym Americanem.
Vermont, stat n6hoz vysel
nynejsl president Coolidge a
generalni navladnf Sargent,
&C domovem skoro jenom W.
hradn1ch American6, nazvan
byl samotnym Wheelerem ja-
ko nejhorsf re vsech statn O.
hledne nesetrenf prohibicn1ho
zakona.
Pristehovalec pTichazej1cf do
Spojenych Statd naucen jest
vaziti 81 zakonG. Kdo no O je.
no 1ctu ku zakonu okrada?!
Nebylo by moudrejslm, kdy-
by Wheeler a ii ostatni radeji
zametli pred vlastnlm prahem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Valecna pamstni budova
dedikoYana.

Ia jednoduchych obfadd de-
dlkovana byla valecna pamet-
nj budova v ned6li pdl ctvrte
hodine odpolednf.
Budova zvecniti ma pamat-
ku tech, kterf obetovali zivoty
sve svetove valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Well pod vlak a Jim usmrcen,

Aby CO nejrychleji domd Sc
dostal, 9 rokd stary Earl Gilley
vlezf pod zeleznicni wagon B.
q Q. nakladnfho vlaku stojfci-
no na krizovatce Maryland a.
venue We Westport. Sotva hoch
tax ucinil, vlak Sc hnul a hoch
pod koly rozdrcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Obesila Sc We sklepe.

Sedmdesat rokG stara Julia
Becker, {. 1923 w. Ostend uli-
ce, obesila sc v pondelf V dome
sve dcery.
Dcera nalezla mrtvolu sve
matky dtery rano visfcf ma
provaze ma trouble vytape-
cich kamen pripevnenem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10
Hamerikova deska odhalena.

Ku cti Asgara Hamerika,
prvniho Teditele Peabody kon-
servatoTe odhalena byla v u
stavu pametn1 deska.
Odhalen1 vykonano bylo v
1tery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-10

z Los Angeles, Kalifornie
vSem Baltimorskym krajandm
q redakci pfeje Vesele Veliko-
noce Karel Jedlanek. Napo-
dobn6!
Evening star., 1925-02-08
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

tain Seth. 100 Gross. to 3. out. out. won
Slken Name, 10 tE Poop, z to 8, out. sec
ond: Blab, ITO CThomss). out, third. Time,
U:i2 10. Burnt also ran.
second race, s-year-oids and Up: mile
Lucifer, 100 tHerbertl, to l., = to /, even,
won, Walter T.. 102 Cooper, to .. to .,
second; Parole End 102 tMcTaglel, 3 to ).
third Time. 1:39 4-5. Alexander Moore,
Tangara. Th-nder.n1 and Princess Adele also
Third race. 3-year oies and up: furlongs--
Certain 100 (B. Harvey, Is to ), to 5, l to
4. won; Moonraker. lilo Coreoranl. 10 ).
. to D. second: f'ob's Mary, 1o3 tThomas}.
to 8. third. Time, lis. DR.. Hickman and
Just David aisy ran.
Fourth race. s-year-olds and up II miles
Quatrain, 1o1 fLNserel, Is to 5. TO 5, to
5, won; Prince James, 11o &C. Lang. to 1.
8 to ). second; President. Zoe tThomas1, to
i, third. Time. 1:44 3-5. Eyerbold. Lady
Belprizon-a. Leopardess. The Winter, Bonnie
Omar. Bradley's Toney. Barracuda and Mas
sau also ran.
Fifth race, 4-yeAr-olds and up: 1 mile and
10 yards-Miss Meise, 1o4 tMontgomery). 4
to /, I to ). 5 to 5. won: Bob Cahiil 104
Til, 1o6 (Fronekt, 2 to 3, third. Time, 1:44.
Guelph, Knights Bridge and Post Haste also
ran.
Sixth race, 3-yeAr-olds and up; LII miles
Cheer Leader, 108 lMontsctnefy}, 1o to 1, %
TO to i..ssa / Won; Fa,aro os tThom,.n Y,1,. to
to l.. third. Time. Al As. Sincere. Keollis,
0ssaleen, The Fenian and Eva Song also ran.
Seventh race. a-yfar-oids and up; | IL miles
David Harrm. los !stut,s,. g TO 10. to >,
8 to ), second; Mayor carrel. l0sN q. A.
Mooney, 4 to 5, third. Time, 1:4T. Don Juan,
Leon Tes, 0vertake. yiennese and Flaxy Mae
also ran.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
HAVANA RESULTS

First Iace, 5-rcAr-olds up; 6 fur,ongs-John
A. Scott Jr.. 1O4 ttisvinsj. 6 to ). 2 to ). /
% 5, Won: Cisnsman, 112 tMcCabeb, 1 to ,,
TO 4. secohd; Glenn, 1O9 .Serembaj. to ).
third. Time, Ia 1-J Fox Glove. spods. The
Peruvian. Leon Dare and Antilles also ran.
Second racs. 4-year-oids up; g. furioags-
Quineyward. 40 tGeving,:. 70 L.. to ., I
| to 5. / to 10. second; Black Deer, 10
Brass Band and Riverside also ran.
Third race. 4-year-oids up: furlcnes-
pifades. 16 tChar.es}. i 10 .. / to 8, i to
IL. won: Fondle Ne. lo5 tCarpenterl, to 10.
1 to b. second. Okeechobee. los tpribble). 6
to 5, third. Time, i;i4 20. Charles J. Craig
also ran.
Fourth race. 4year-olds up: furlonSs--
Dorothy Ryan. 9s tYerrattl. 3 to /, TO 5,
to 5. won: Solcrnons Kills los tAIbikerI
to /. even, second; Patsy H. es CEDAR,
to 2. third. Time. I:14. Dahinda. Twinkiin g
star, Lula. D~bonero and Will also ran.
Fifth rsos, 3,yesroids up; | mile and 80
to 8. to 5. won: Scratch, l07 tMcAianeyl
to 10, third. Time. AS. High skipp. Della
Robha Ruby Marsh and Belle Fay also ran.
Sixth race. 4-year-o.ds up; l mile and 10
yaris-Dafdy Wolf, H. tRoschl, 3 to /,
even. to 2. won; High Gear. 1i2 tBanksl
2 to 5. / tn 4, second; First Blush, liz
tPetreeca), 4 TO 5. third. Time. l :4s Is.
Cautious. Phelan. Dantzie and PiaudeI also
Seventh race, 4yearoids up; l mile and 20
yards-Yakima. lie (Yerrattl. to 5. . to s,
to 4. >on; Quiet. liz tBanksl. 2 to /.
even, second: Tugs. 1f2 tpetzoldt. ] to 3,
third. Time. 40 80. Dickie Dix. Super
iative. Lasting Lovssand Zainer also ran.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
TURNER WILL SCRAP
FOR MORE THAN WIN

Jack Turner will be fighting for
more than a victory over Mike owens
of Savannah when he meets the lat
ter in the main bout of the boxing
show to be staged at Washington
Barracks Monday night. The Wash
ington middleweight has not forgot
ten his loss by small margin to Joe
Bashara last month, and a win Mon
day probably would earn Jack an
other match with the Armenian.
whom Owens has defeated. Turner
and Owens are scheduled for 10
rounds.
Four other bouts and battle royal
are on the program. In the semi final
Carl Herr Of Boston ana Jimmy
Woods Of the Naval Reserves, middle
weights, are to battle for not more
than six rounds. Jack Cafeni OF
Walter Reed and Kid Bolin Of Fort
Myer, bantams, also are booked for a
six-round 60.
Jimmy Gardner and Sailor Molinio,
local bantams, are matched for the
Srst preliminary, and Joe Rivers OF
Washington Barracks and Willie
Morrison of Fort Myer, junior light
weights, for the second.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
mis- Deceptive Physique Puzzles Fans Georgetown n Base Ball Games
PALACE FIVE MEETS
PITTSBURGH T0SSERS

Washington basket ball followers
may soon be wondering whether the
league idea in the court game is
worthy Of attempting
In playing the Second Story Morrys,
Pittshurgh's leading representatives
on the court, tonight the Palace
Laundry pros are figuring on an
intercity circuit and in addition are
attempting to run their string of vic
tories UP to IL
The main attraction between the
heavyweight teams is scheduled to
go on 1, the Arcade auditorium at 9
o'clock. A preliminary. In which the
Immaculate Conception Juniors and
the Baltimore Orioles clash, will start
at o'clock.
During the past six weeks Man
ager George Marshall has broueh,
the best possible attractions to Wash
ington for the Sunday night engage
ments. The fans have turned out In
goodly numbers and the growing
popularity of the game has brought
forth the query, Would professional
league basket ball thrive in the
East?'
Several big interests in Baltimore
New York, Providence. Pittsburg
Philadelphia and Newark are work
ing up the plan Of a national basket
ball league similar In every respec,
to the great base ball combinations
that rule Americas favorite game.
Professional basket ball is being
tried out in the Capital for the frs,
time this Winter and Is making q
go OF 1T. Those in charge of the
Washington pros believe that little
more enthusiasm win put the game
on firm foundation and that q
point will soon ae reached where
larger activity ca: pc contemp,ated.,
Evening star., 1925-02-08
KENNEL AND FIELD
BY MARY c. POPE.

Mrs. P. E. Smith reports the entry
of Jack O'Mine in the Baltimore
show. Mrs. Smith regards this little
fellow as one of the best Airedales
she ever has had the pleasure of
showing.
The doggy world'' will be sorry to
know that Mrs. Frank Meyer is go
ing out of the game. and is disposing
of all of her splendid Boston terriers
with the exception of her stud.
Meyers Pippin. Mrs. Meyer has been
one of the most enthusiastic of the
Washington Boston terrier faHciers
and real dog lover. and will be
missed by all.
Mrs. H. H. Johnston has gone to
New York with her Scotty, Donald of
Ruffcote, for the all-terrier show to
be held there tomorrow.
Pendieton Turner reports that he
has bred his wire-haired fox terrier,
Smoky, to Rascality of Ruffcote, own
ed by Miss Gretchen Wall These
puppies should be show pups as they
have the best line of breeding on
both sides.
The Washington Kennel Club, has
received permission to hold it's show
April and 4. at the Riding and Hunt
Club, ed and p streets northwest. It
will be snperint ended by George r.
Foley. Entries close on March %,
which will give all persons time to
get their dogs ready for one of the
best shows ever held in Washington.
Francis Il. Tetreault reports that
Fritz Won Holz-Eck took fourth rib
bon in a large entry of the best shep-
herds in the North and East This
was considered splendid win, az
Fritz was shown by stranger, and
was at a disadvantage on account of
Inconsistencies"
Mrs. r.. HI. Birney is having built
one of the most modern kennels In
this vicinity for Boston terriers. The
kennel will have separate rooms for
puppies, brood matrons and other
dogs, as well as splendid sun parlors.
Mrs. o. G. Pope reports that she has
has beautiful matron in her Sky
lark Stylish Lady. bred by Miss
Marie Lyons The Skylarks have
made a splendid name for themselves
with nine champions In the last two
years. Mrs. Pope intends to enter
this good black Ppmeranian in the
coming show.
Evening star., 1925-02-08

1T was a terrific strain on both
players; perhaps more on Won Elm.
who had lost his big lead. Roland
missed his drive over the quarry at
the home hole. and while the ball got
nearly up to the crest Of the bank. he
seemed out OF IL, as George got a fine
drive to good place in the fairway,
while Roland was fully 2s5 yards from
the green. Roland stood on the brink
of sort of cliff to play the shot. The
ball was lying we'll so he put the
wood to il.
81 was standing where i could
see the whole hiGht Of that ball,
asef 1 do not think any golf ball
ever WINS better hit. The tall boy
laid into the shot with ali he had,
and he had n lot. The bell started
~ strtikht hs bullet and then
took "A very sliEht taiI-end pull,
just enough to make IL run. II
struck In front Of the green and
begnn rolling toward 1T, and A. It
rolled the resr OF the gallery grew
louder. and louder and Iosder-and
then we saw the ball rolling rfrht
up ON the Ereen.
1t was an impossible shot. in q
pinch--a shot of close to 400 yards
when nothing else would do. And !
nearly had to sit down right there.
II was a tremendous kick, in more
ways than one"
Mckenzie won the hole and squared
the match. only to lose to a par on
the thirty-seventh. But this shot was
one OF the features of the 1924 cham
pionship.
Tomorrow-Bob Roper.
Copyright. 1881
Evening star., 1925-02-08

sukeforth is the lone catcher. or
course, number of men will report
as hurIers, but Georgetown will be
fortunate If il finds among them any
equal to Jenkins or Jones, star mounds
men of last year.
A good team likely will be needed
this year If Georgetown is TO make
any real headway in it's campaign. 1t
is to encounter virtually all of the
Eastern colleges formidable in base
ball, meeting most of them here. The
schedule is well balanced, including
, engagements with the more prouli-
nent Southern colleges as we'll as the
larger Eastern institutions. The Hill
toppers are to open play here March
rs against Temple University OF
Philadelphia, and viii end their sea-
son May 2S at Travers Island again
New York Athletic Club.
"Big Three" Games Here.
Yale, Princeton and Harvard are to
visit Washington to vie with George
town, while the Hilltoppers will go
abroad to battle with Army Navy
and Pennsylvania. Boston College and
Fordham also are to come to Wash
ington for contests. Immediately fol-
| lowing the opening game with Tenn
pie. Georgetown will go to Quantice
for two-day series with the Marines.
Among the new colleges on the
Hilltop base ball list are West Nir-
ginia, Guilford, North Carolina and
| Washington and Lee The engage
ments with the Tarheels and the Gen
erals promise to be most attractive
az each university has a large follow
ing in the National Capital Guilford
generally has a strong nine. 1t was
| this college that sent Ernie Shore and
Tom Zachary, well known pitchers,
| to the American League
If the Hilltoppers are good enough
to wade through the field OF sturdy
opponents provided by the 1925 sched-
uie with but few losses. they will
| have established themselves among
the top-notch college mines of the
year The management of the tean.
IN booking games certainly over
! looked none of the institutions tlIs.
generally turn out powerful mines.
me complete schedule follows:
Schedule of Contests.
March e8, Temple; 27-2s. Marines, :.
Quantico.
April 2. Lehigh; o. Yale: IL, Prince
| ton, 1S. Boston College; IA. Bucknel.
II, Fordham: 20. Wake Forest: -
North Carolina; "a, Harvard; -
West Virginia.
| May 2, Navy. at Annapolis; 8, Gull
! ford; .. Western Maryland; II, Hamp
den-sidney; Ii. Washington and Lee
10, West Virginia weSIeynn: 10. Della
| wnrc; Il. st. Joseph; 26, PennSyIvaaia
at Philadelphia: -, Army, mt Wes
Point: IS. New York Athletic Club, ~
Trnvers Island.