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Evening star., 1927-10-24
CAVALIERS TRAVEL
FOR NEXT CONTEST

. UNIVERSITY. Va, October Ca
Virginia's varsity eleven goes next
Saturday to play Tennessee in Knox.
vile. 1t will be the first meeting of
the Cavaliers with the Tennesseeans
on the gridiron.
One after the other Virginia has
opposed Georgia, South Carolina, Vir.
ginia Military Institute and Virginia
Poly. Following the Tennessee con.
test there are to be games with Wash.
ington and Lee in Lexington, Mary.
land at home, and North Carolina in
Chapel Hill.
Tennessee is going strong this sea.
son, but Virginia has hopes Of win
ming.
Only four afternoons of practice on
Lambeth Field will be permitted to
the Virginians for the squad will leave
here late Thursday night, and will
arrive in Knoxville in time to timber
up on Tennessee's gridiron.
Alumni of the university in
Tennessee have made plans for en-
tertaining the Cavaliers.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
CAPITAL CITY LOOP
GRID GAMES CLOSE

A number of exceptionally interest
ing games marked play in the Capital
City Foot Ball League yesterday.
In the most exciting battle North.
erns and Wintons fought to a score
less tie in the 150-pound series. North
erns apparently had a touchdown
within grasp when the game was halt
ed because of darkness and the fact
that the crowd was swarming on the
field.
Marfeldt A. c. vanquished Seat
Pleasant Firemen, to S, in the other
lo0-pound clash. Farrell plunged
over for the winners touchdown and
kicked for the extra point in the sec
ond period. Woodward registered
for the Firemen in the next session.
forward pass for the extra point
failed.
National Props bowed to Friend.
ship. to Z. in the best contested
game in the 135-pound group. Capt.
DICK Padgett won the game for his
team by kicking for the extra point.
In other 135-pound clashes Mohawk
Props drubbed Brookland, IL to 0. and
Mercurys took a 14-to-0 game from
Marions.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
BUSINESS, CENTRAL
TO CLASH TOMORROW

Business and Central elevens will
make their debut in the public high
school foot ball championship series to-
morrow when they clash in Central
stadium at 3:15 o'clock.
Both teams plan to present just
about their strongest fronts, though
Central may be without a couple of
its regular linesmen. All injured on
both squads are reported again ready
for play
With fast, seasoned backfield and
a line which is formidable, though
made up of comparatively green play
ers, Central is favored by most OBJ
servers to trim the Business team
which, however. appears to be strong
er than last season. The Stenogs
have considerable experienced ma
terial and appear to have more spirit
than in 1926. Centrals record in
games so far is more impressive than
Business.
Central was carded to meet Western
in the opening game of the series Oc-
tober IS, but rain necessitated post
ponement OF the game. When it will
be played has not been determined.
1t is expected that Eastern will
present lineup against Gonzaga in
the Eastern Stadium Wednesday con-
siderably different than that which
started the Lincoln Parkers' losing
game with Tech Friday.
Luke Fowler. clever Emerson full.
back, is not expected to play against
Georgetown Prep at Garrett Park Fri
day. He suffered a severe nose in
jury in the st. Johns game Friday.
Emerson Institutes basket ball
team will use the American Univer.
slty gym for its home games this Win
ter, Court practice will get under
way about the middle of November.
Prospects are bright.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

YITH eight members of the
M varsity rife squad of 1927
" " back in the lineup and new
rifles loaned by the Govern.
ment for range work, the
George Washington University coed
sharpshooters have started practice
enthusiastically in anticipation of a
keen struggle to defend their laurels
as intercollegiate champions.
While the schedule has not yet been
made out, one challenge has been re-.
ceived and accepted-the annual defy
from Drexel Institute of Philadelphia.
The Colonial squad will journey to the
Quaker City on February 25 for this
encounter, which is always a shoulder
to-shoulder affair.
Helen Taylor, former Central High
School star, captains the squad. Betty
Clark is manager. Assistant mana
gers have not been appointed. The
eight varsity members back in the
line, in addition to Miss Taylor and
Miss Clark, are Gene Ouvillies, Helen
Prentiss. Verna Parsons. Sue Jami.
Son, Grace Mclean and Marjorie Fol.
som.
Fencing enthusiasts at George Wash.
ington will hold their initial meeting
thursday evening at 1880 in the II
street gymnasium to outline plans for
regular class work.
Florence Merriam has been elected
manager of the sport and reports that
a record number have indicated their
desire to join the group. The French
method Will be employed this season,
thls being the standard method for
intercollegiate competition.
Friends School athletes have baar
concentrating on hockey as their earfy
season sport. A tentative lineup for
the varsity team has been announced
by virginia Brown. coach, to include
me following: Right wing, Polly
foote; right inside, Louise Hoover:
center forward. Louise Smith; left in.
side. Katherine Hawes; left wing,
Ailcia }hormley; right half. Jeanne
Rlchards; center half. Betty Tressler;
leIt half, Ruth Rogers; right fulback,
Alice Hyde; left fullback. Betty Wheel.
er; goal guard. Marie Formal.
anticipating q meeting next week
with one of the teams from the Balti.
more Field Hockey Association, mem.
bers of the Washington Hockey Club
are planning some vigorous work. outs
this week on the Ellipse field.
Two teams turned out for the prac.
tlce game yesterday afternoon and
Miriam FAIRIES, manager. hopes for an
equally impressive showing at the
mid-week session, Wednesday after.
noon at A o'clock. All members who:
find it possible are urged, to attend
this practice and the one scheduled
for Saturday afternoon at $40. Sticks
ana shin guards are provided by the
Evening star., 1927-10-24
PRO GRIDDERS FOOLED
By MOVED GOAL POSTS

NEW YORK, October "a Cp.-
The habits Of q foot ball lifetime
cannot be broken In one short sea-
son.
Proof Of that was given here yes.
tertlay during the professional
game between the New York Giants
and the Frankfort Yellow Jackets.
Hinkey Haines, former Penn
State star, received forward pass
from a New York teammate eight
yards over the goal line and tried
to go the remaining two yards to
the goal posts, forgetting the new
rule that put the posts 10 yards
back.
Five Frankfort players, labOring
under the same impression, dropped
Haines with thud. thinking they
had averted touchdown by two
yards.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
Go College Foot Ball This Season Remarkable Pedomnance
OF GENERALS
TO SEE MARYLAND GAME

LEXINGTON, Va, October "a.
This morning posters were
placed on the campus for students
desiring to 60 to the Maryland
game Saturday, to sign.
In the event enough sign the
university is expected to run q
special train. In the event the
train is run, the Washington and
Lee band of some so pieces will
make the trip.
Enthusiasm Is high I'm Lexing.
ton and it seems that well over
ESQ students will visit College
Park to see the game. Some Of
the students will go i'm autOmo-
biles and others on the train.
The game will draw a large w.
and l.. following, since both teams
appear so evenly matched this year,
and also on account of the keen
rivalry that has sprung up be-
tween the two schools.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
BULLS WILL COACH
Y. NJ. C. A. GRAPPLERS

William F. Bulls. former welter.
weight of the United States Naval
Academy, has volunteered his services
as coach in wrestling at the Young
Mems Christian Association, it has
been announced by c.. Edward
Beckett, director Of physical education.
Bulls made the Naval Academy
wrestling squad In his first year. and
ne was a member of the niddies
wrestling squad for the four years he
was at Uncle Sans naval university
he made the Academy team for 3
Years, and competed in the intercol.
legiate championship tournament in
1924. He won his letter at Annapolis
for his mat proclivities.
Bulls will be in the Y. M. c. A.
wrestling room each week day, except
Saturday, from 4:30 to 600 pm. to
coach Y. M. c. A. men free of charge.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
OFFENSE OVERSHADOWINC
DEFENSIVE CRIDIRON PLAY
Present Rules So Favorable to Attacking Tactics Ac-
count for Big Scores-Vanderbilt Strong
Team-Local Squads Doing Well.

careless slips to creep into their per-
formance.
AS n whole, though, the team did
just about as we'll as it expected. 1t
knew that it would have to face a
fighting. hard-playing eleven, but felt
II had an even chance to win-and
win it did.
Catholic University played we'll at
| Holy Cross. but found itself against
too much better foot ball. The New
| EnglanderS were undoubtedly a bad
bunch to face on Saturday after
they were defeated by Harvard, es-
pecially as in all probability they had
expected to win from the Crimson.
George Washington beat Fordham
and deserves great credit for so doing.
The Buff and Blue. without much in
the way of reserve material. went out
and whipped an eleven that was rated
above them. and any team that accom-
pliShes that deserves even greater
credit than usually goes with the
average victory
One thing, though, of which Coach
Crum can be thankful. is that only
eleven men can take the field at the
same time, and as long as he keeps
his first string of players in good
shape he has little to worry him.
Alabama found SeWanee no match
for it and won, "a to 0, and Georgia
gave Auburn an even worse beating
than that, while Washington and Lee
was not far behind in handing Ken
lucky 25-to-0 defeat. Such scores as
these indicate a big difference in the
comparative strength of elevens in the
same conference
1t was stated i'm this column some
time ago that while Virginia appar-
entity was starting it's season poorly,
it probably would come later and play
fine foot ball. That it seems to be
doing. In consecutive weeks ii has
trimmed Virginia Military Institute
and Virginia Polytechnic Institute. and
in beating V. T. I. it beat a mighty
good eleven
Virginia from this time on is likely
to be more than a worthy opponent
for any of the elevenS on its schedule.
The only comparison between South
Atlantic and far Southern foot ball
was gained in the game between
North Carolina State and Florida
North Carolina State won. and kept
for the South Atlantic section some
prestige. In the last two of three
years the South Atlantic States have
not done so well in their games with
the institutions farther South.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
MOHAWKS BARELY BEAT
BALTIMORE CRIDIRONERS

Mohawks kept their record clean by
narrow margin yesterday when
they defeated Lansdowne A. C. grid.
men of Baltimore, 6 to 0, in a heated
game at American League Park. Fee
Colliere climaxed a steady march in
the first quarter by going over for the
only TOUCHDOWN of the game. The
visitors threatened several times, but
failed through fumbling.
Manager Patsy Donovan announced
following yesterdays game that Home
stead A. G. eleven of Baltimore will
be brought here next Sunday to meet
the Hawks at American League Park.
Apaches found Alexandria Firemen
rather easy victims after the first
half yesterday. grabbing a 33-to-6 win.
AT half time the Virginians were
trailing by one point, to 6. The Lit.
tie Indians got busy in the second
half and scored almost at will.
Apache followers claim Tom Sawyer,
until recently the star back and can
tain of American University eleven.
will join the unlimited contenders.
He and Rauber would make a strong
combination.
A 35-yard pass from Beck to Kenny
gave Palace A. c. eleven a 6-to-0 VIC
tory over Southern A. c. in the open
ing game for the winners. Both teams
battled on even terms throughout, the
deciding counter coming in the last
quarter.
Waverly players will gather tonight
at o'clock at the McGill building,
following their triumph over Fort
Washington yesterday, 9 to Z. Gold
smith scored the touchdown and
kicked the extra point, safety de.
Gliding the game. Scott did the scor-
ing for the losers.
Chevy Chase huskies ran wild in the
first two periods of yesterdays clash
with Notre Dame Props, counting 25
points. Preps halted the march in the
second and no further scoring re-
suited. Chasemen won. 25 to 0.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
TEXAS LEAGUE MERGER
GIVES 1O-CLUB CIRCUIT

DALLAS, Tex. October "a R.-
Base ball clubs of Texas and Okla.
home City. which recently Withdrew
from the Western League, have been
admitted to the Texas League, max
ing the latter 10-club circuit.
The Texas club owners reelected
President Doak Roberts for another
5-year term and increased his salary
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
MARSHALL rs FOURTH.

LONDON, October "a R.-Three
men are tied for first place in the in
ternational chess masters tournament
at the British Empire Club. BY win
ming his game from DIR. J. r. Tarta-
kower, France, Nimzowitch of Dem
mark. moved up a peg, and this
brought Vidmar also into the bracket
for first F. j. Marshall, United States
is fourth.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
WALFORDS ARE BEATEN
IN BALTIMORE CONTEST

Although their favorites were de.
feated yesterday at Baltimore before
Patapsco Rangers, followers of the
Walford soccer team had an oppor.
tunity to see 1t in action against
one of the strongest teams in this
section.
After battling on even terms
throughout the first half of their
initial contest in national challenge
cup competition, Walfords defense
collapsed and Rangers won. to /.
Watts and G. F'aulds battled game
ly for the local team. but Mantel was
too accurate with his boots, getting
three goals.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
HAS SCORED 101 POINTS.

NEW YORK. October "a CP).-In.
creasing his lead by scoring II points
against Hervard Saturday, Myles Lane
or Dartmouth brought his phanO,ne nal
scoring total to 101. Just 10 points
less than Wilson of Lafayette, last
years leader, made in the entire sea.
son.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
MacLENNAN SOCCERISTS
SWAMP ROSEDALE TEAM

Exhibiting stellar team work, clan
MacLennan yesterday downeds Rose.
dale hooters, 10 to 0. in the, Capital
City Soccer League. The winners put
up an Unexpectedly strong game.
In other league matches the Area
dians defeated Capital Soccer Club, 8
to /; Rockville triumphed over Ger
mania, 4 to 2, and British Uniteds
routed Army Medical Center, to i.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
McTIGUE TO START WORK.

CHICAGO. October "a R).-Mike e
McTigue, the former world light
heavyweight champion, who meets
Mickey Walker, middlekeight title
holder, has arrived to start training
for the 10.round battle November !
Walker will be here Wednesday, his
manager, Jack Kearns, said,
Evening star., 1927-10-24
CANZONERI IS FAvORITE.

NEW YORK, October "a @.-Tony
Canzoneri enters the ring tonight
against Johnny Dundee a decided ia
vorite in their unofficial featherweight
championship battle over Is rounds.
Odds on the youthful Brooklyn boxer
have jumped from 6 to 5 to s to 5.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
CLAIMS AUTO MARKS.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, October "a
N).-Two world records for half mile
dirt tracks We're claimed at the SUM-
flower course when frankie Sweigert
or indianapolis, won the five.mile race
in minutes rs seconds and cap.
tured the half.mile dash in % Is Sec
onds.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
BOUT IS POSTPONED

Los ANGELES. October "a R.-
An injury to Bud Taylor's hand, sus-
tained while sparring with Johnny
Chavez, Los Angeles Mexican, has
caused his bout with Johnny Farr of
Cleveland to be postponed to Novem.
ber l.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
PICKS BARNARD TO LEAD.

CHICAGO. Octot-r a LR.-Hqrry
Grabiner, secretary of the White Sox.
believes f. s. Barnard. president Of
the Cleveland Indians. will be the sue.
cessor to Ban Johnson as president Of
the American League.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
PRO FOOT BALL LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Providence steamrollers, Z; Dayton Tri-
New York Giants. 81: Frankford Yellow
Jackets. 0
Chicago Bears IA Cleveland Bulldogs. II.
Greenbay. ID: Yankees. O.
Duluth. 81: Pottsville o.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
ST. MARTIN TOSSERS
TO START DRILLING

Candidates for st. Martins unlinoi,.
ed basket ball team will drill Wednes.
day night at 8 o'clock in the club
gym. These players are asked to be
on hand: O'Donohue, Burke, Meahv,
O'Connor. Robeson, w. Harrington.
Robertson, Heiss, A. Harrington. Wild.
myer, Sullivan, O'Connell and Zim.
merli.
Sox Harrington is arranging games
with local and out-of-town teams. Call
Potomac 1864 after $50 pm. or write
him at st. Martins Club, 1908 North
Capitol street.
A scrimmage is listed between
basketers of Potomac Boat Club and
Commercial National Bank in Central
High gym tonight at $50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1927-10-24
BIG Grid Games Next Saturday
with scores when same teams met last year,
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Evening star., 1927-10-24

A European Olympics" for track
and field events Is scheduled to be held
in Berlin, Germany. June IS and 10.
Evening star., 1927-10-24

The modern bicycle.wheeled sulky
used in light harness racing weighs
about 20 pounds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
Ease DHfA PoPAIIENE MA
alGRT.

Michal Makar, poldruha rocny
syn Nikolaja Makar a jeho man
zelky, popaleny bod ma smrt' mi
nuleho pondelku = nepritomno-
sti rodi6ov. Makarovci byvajl ma
farme, r. r. D. No. 2, Lowell
vilc, kratko pred nest 'astlm,
matka polozila chlapccka do w.
sokej stolioky odisla domn pc
praci ma farme. Ked' sa vratila
nasla svojho synka lezat' "a pc
cou popaleneho. Zayolany Dol le
kar, ale ten diet at u ,z ncaloho
pom6ct' zomrelo utorok rano
Ako sa diet'a dostalo "a pee
nevedno, ale myslia, ze 50 vyskra
balo 70 stoaidky a ze pri iiom s.
baviaci jeho malicki bratia a Sc
stry no zapalili. Okrem rodicov 9
pIakavajd no bratia q sestry M
| ria, Jozef, Anna, Roza, zofia, ~
10 Katarfna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
DANOvY DUPLIKAT
ZVHSENY o 80 MILIONoV

Danovy duplikat Mahoning O.
kresu je uz hotovy a Dol zanese-
ny do Columbus danovej komi-
sii lku udobreniu. Duplikat vyka-
zuje zvysenie sa hodnot majet-
kov o 100000, toho polo
vica pripada ma mesto a polovica
Ma obce. Ocakava sa, ze komisia
duplikat udobri dane bndl vo
fdbruari vyberane. Okresny nc.
tovnik Faust oznamil, ze kto ne
bude spokomy poyysenfm da.
ne, moze professional vyplsanlm
| svojej ponosy ma iradnom for
mulari, Go musi byt' potvrdent
verejnym notarom. Formhlart
|dostat' II okresneho ilctovnlka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
VEL'KA TANEtNA
ZABAVA v CAMPBELL
Usporiada osada Sv. Jana Krsti-
tel'a. "a. jan. Talianskej hale.

i + 5 & A . II r
Osada Sv. Jana Krstitel'a y
Campbell usporiada v pondelok,
"a. januara vel ky osadny bal v
Talianskej hale ma rohn Il. a
Gordon ulic, ma ktory povolaya
cello slovenske obecenstvo q Camp
bell okolia. Tento bal bude jed
nym najlepsidh, axe kedy bcly
usporiadane a hrat bude ia mai
lepsia ciganska banda slovenske
j americke tamce. Osadny vybor
postaral sa vsetko, zeby zabava
co najlepsie sd vydarila. Budd
bollate zasoby chutnych zakuskov
obcerstvu .Illcich napojov, ably sa
tanecnici mohli dobre posilnit' a
obcerstvita. HuHba bude hrat
usiloyne od Z. hodiny vecer az ne
skoro do noel a kazdy bude mat
prilezitost vytancovat sa dc
vole. Vstupnt ma, bal ie len 500
| pre- mu2sktch a 25c pre- danny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
INFLUENZA Ease SA
SfRI PO CELOM SVETE


Influenza, tato pliaga l'udstva,
vypukla movu takmer po celom
svete. TohoroGna influenza je ME
smrtiaca, okrem v Japonsku, ale
zato vel'mi chytlava. Udalo sa
w Wac padov influcnzi j V nasom
meste. 81
Najhorsieho druhu influenza
ziiri Japonslsu, kde len v mestc
Toxic zomrelo od novembra 236s
l'udf ma nu. Nakaza tam neuti-
suje, ale sa Siri d'alej a "a pr.
vy'ch 10 dni januara usmrtila SOC
.osob, vaesinou deti.
/ vo Svajciarsku, Franc1zsku
Anglicku je tato nakaza dost
rozsirena a Svajciarska vlada "a.
vrela skoly divadla, ably preka
| zila d aisle sfrenie sa influenza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
GROSSHANDLER v ZAUJME
PRIsTAHOVALCOV

N. Grosshandler, predseda ma
Sci vydavatel 'skej spoloenosti a
osobny priatel' sekretara depart
mentu pracc Davisa bol vo Wash
ingtone, kde konferoval so sekrc-
tarom Davisom, kongresmanom
cooperom predsedom senatneho
yyboru prist 'ahovaleckeho, John.
sonom. Pan Grosshandler odpo.
rfleal udelit americke obeanstve
tNm prist 'ahovalcom, ktorl sa tr
dhsie roxy zdrz,ljti, ale nemozu
dostat' obfanstyo, lebo nemaiii
dokladov, ae kedy ma americki
podu vystlpili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14

Co usilovnej prace, stradania
a starosti vyzaduje. ieden mlady
ustav, kym So postavi ma peyne
nohy, to BY zna1 len p. Fialla po-
vedat' ii, ktorf sa malych "a
ciat'kov dopracoyali vel 'kych w
sledkov. Ale p. Fialla Dol cd mla-
1osti nauecny pilne,i svedomitc a
decline pracovat' a tax sa DOLL
lspechn. Jeho voditkom v zivote
ie: SHIFT svojim spolubliznym
k osolul a sebe ku .,ti. Ochotnc
oomahal radou i posluhou vo
vset kom, co sa jeho. odboru IT,
N1alo a dnes ma vel ky rad pria-
tel'ov, ktorf no odporncajii VISA
lie, kdc sa i'm naskytne prilczi.
'ost'.
Pan Fialla NAL v zivotc rozlic-
ne zklsenosti, ktore no zaocel' o.
valy a lEinily 2 neho muza pred.
vidaveho prezieraveho. Vide,
| prilezitosti, ktore1 vyuzil pro.
speech svojich priatel'ov a seba 6
.ak dosiahol stupna zdaru, ma kto
rom dnes stoji so zrakom upre
nym vyssie vyssie. Prajemt
mu al jeho spolocnikom, ably $,
Sch vsetky dobre snahy vyplnil,
a tax boil vstave poskytovat' e
/, Ste vacsou mierou poradu, pomo
a obsluhu sirokemu obecenstvu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
oZBRoJENE POvsTANIE
KATOLfKOV v MEXIKU

u Mexika dosly zpravy, ze v
troch statoch tcjto republiky, y
Durango, Michoacan,. "a Jalisco.
vypuklo povstanie katolikov pro-
ii terajsej vlade Callcsovcj. Ia
docasneho prezidcnta vyhlaseny
boil Oapistran Cara, podpredse-
da Lfgy ma obranu naIbozenskej
slobody. Povstanie vypuklo pre-
to, ae v .Jaliscn zastrclehc bolo
q l'udi pocas cirkcvnej ccremo-
ME ma ulici ,mcsta tiez pre- are
stovanie piatich biskupov, Y kto-
rych biskup Diaz Dol vypoveda-
ny. Bitky medzi ozbrojencami a
vladnym vo1skom udaly sa ma
viacerych miestach, ale podrobne
zpravy Mich este nedosly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
ITALIAN sMRTEL NE
PosTRIEL' ANY

Paul Morici, ITALIAN, postriel "a
nv bol stredu rano ma N. Watt
st. neznamym iitoGnlkom, ktory
diva razy strelil ma Moriciho cd
chnbta. Jedna gul'ka mn vosla
do l'avej strany tela a druha cez
prave rameno po prs. Bol odveze-
ny do nemocnice, kde zonhera.
Morici odoprel povedat', 1e kto
ho postriel al, ale policia mysli, ze
ie to talianska pomsta "a vraadu
Antonia DiMaggio, ktory Dol ma
! tom istom mieste postriel any y
april q somrel al Y decembri @
Iran. i \