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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
RECRUITS MUST REGISTER.
All Who Come Within the Age Limit
Must Register at Their Respective
Voting Precincts.

The following letter, sent out by
Rutledge smith, d,sDurslng officer ir
charge of registration in this state fol
those who come within the age limit
of the selectve conscription act re.
Gently passed by congress, comes IN
the nature of advance information to
those who are subject to call. The let
tre follows:
Nashville, Tenn, May IA, 1917.
To the Newspapers of Tennessee:
The President of the United States
will, within the next few days, issue a
proclamation calling upon oil male cit
izens OF the designated military age
in Tennessee to assemble at their ac-
customed voting precincts throughout
the State, and register.
The law prescribes that registrars
Will be appointed by the sherltfs, or in
cities of 80, 900 or over, by the mayor,
to take this military census. The reg
istration will be open from 700 a. M.
OF 300 p. m. on the day designated by
the President, on which day and be-
tween these hours, every citizen in the
United States of the prescribed mill
tary age, will De registered.
1t is desired that patriotic citizens of
Tennessee who are interested In serv-
ing their country IN this, the gravest
crisis in it's history. volunteer their
services to the sheriffs or mayors, as
registrars.
We know there will be enough patri-
otic citizens volunteer to do this work
SIS that the volunteer StaIssca.. rrt -ac
to the Nation a registration without
cost. Suitable record will be kept of
the name of each volunteer, by the
War Department at Washington, as
part of the permanent history of this
country. l ask the newspapers of the
State to cooperate IN every way to
bring about this result.
Respectfully,
RutIedge Smith,
DIsburslng Officer IN charge
of registration in Tennessee.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
10 YOU KNOW THAT

Being healthy Is the. frat duty of a
citizen?
Disease is the greatest foe to human
progress?
1t s the unused body that deteriorates
quickest?
Fly destruction is its own reward?
A walk in the open is worth two in
the house?
Personal hygiene is the first requisite
for community health?
A small mosquito is dangerous
thing?
Most of the diseases from which man
suffers are peculiar to manI
Under-pald fathers and over-worked
mothers lose many children?
The U. S. Public Health Service is
sues free publications ons the care of
children?
The infant mortality rate is the most
sensitive index Of community lntelli-
genceY
DIRTY milk kills many babies?
One eighth of the children born in
the United States die before they are
a year old'
Removing the cause before 1T be-
comes result IS the best kind of pub
lie health work?
Babies have right to an officially
registered name?
The board bill for last years babies
was almost as great as the undertaker's
bill for last year q babies?
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
BURKE

A long blackberry winter Is with us.
W. {. Brown made business trip tc
CrossvlIe Friday.
Urcie Brown visited her mother,
Mrs. Flora Sherrill, Saturday and Sun.
day.
Darius Brown made business trip
to Crossville Saturday.
Brown Brlstow and sister, Of Grassy
Cove, visited their grandparents here
last week.
Quite a number of the Sequatchie
valley oeople attended the commence
ment Friday at Grandvlew.
George Toilet made business trip
to Crossville Thursday,
Rev. James Davenport and wife, of
Robbins, are visiting relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Nancy Burnett was visiting in
the head of the valley the last of the
week.
E. Il. Wilson made business trip
to Crossvllle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Brown went to
Melvin shopping Friday.
NSV. SOUUl6 uGlINcIcti dH lutCIc0SiilS
sermon at Parhams Chapel last Sun
day.
Landen Thurman has gone to Idaho,
where he will be likely to move his
family this fall.
Mrs. V. II. Hinch visited homefolks
IN Crossville last week.
Bate Stephens, OF Pikevllle, has gone
to enlist IN the army.
A. K. Burnett has added new kit
chen to his home this spring.
Rev. 6. F Swatford and wife went
to Luminary Sunday, where Rev.
Swatford preached.
Virgil Hlnch went to Crossville last
week.
Lee Sheriff. went to Litton Saturday
afternoon.
Little Marie Turner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Turner, of Breed
enton, died April 28.
Mrs. Mary Duncan was thrown from
mule Tuesday 0f last week and re-
ceived very severe bruised hip.
May Ia. Marigold.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
CRESTON

Rev. j. W. Linkous filled his regular
appointment here Sunday.
Rev. l.. F. Smith, of Pleasant HILL,
will preach at Cross Roads Sunday.
John Brewer made trip to Pomona
Roads Sunday.
Charlie Smith, of Crawford, was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs b. l.. Duncan.
Richard Taylor, of Woody, was the
guest of Frances Smith Sunday
Miss Effie Brewer spent last week
with Mrs. Jere Morrow.
Mrs. VIII Smith entertained crowd
of Young folks Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Bunk Goss, of Peavine, and Miss
Matte Duncan were married Sunday.
The YOUNG couple have many friends
here WHO will wish them a long and
happy married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrow, of 70
mona Roads, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cuff
Parsons Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Smith were the
guests of Mrs. Smiths father. W. M.
Parsons, Sunday.
Edwin and Golden Donnelly, OF
Crossvllle, were guests Of Mrs. Leon
Brlstow Sunday.
b. l.. Duncan has been ora the SICK
list for the past ten days.
Ernest Bell visited at the Llhder
home Sunday.
Jere Morrow and Mark Parsons made
q business trip to Crossville Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Shelllto. of Crossyille, IS
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Math Par
sons and other relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Brist0w visited
friends and relatives IN Grassy Cove
part of last week.
May IL. Violet.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
FOOD CAMPAIGN
Meetings to Be Held at Several Points
Over County Within a Week.

In keeping with the general method
pursued by state representatives, there
Will be meetings held at several points
over the county this week with the
idea OF not only arouslng the people to
thler utmost efforts IN the growing OF
food and feed crops this year, but 10
also give the good housewives and
heads Of families some information
along certain lines of economy in food
consumption that perhaps have not oc-
cured to most people.
The meetings tor this county will be
under the direction of the Division of
Extension, University of Tennessee,
and able speakers and instructors will
be present to talk to the people. Miss
Conway Will be present at the first
four meetings and will give interesting
talks on the question of canning and
the preserving of fruits by drying and
in such manner that much food that
has usually gone to waste may be saved
by the people this year.
There will be able speakers to ad-
dress the farmers on the great problem
of growing food enough so the south
will this year be an asset instead Of
liability along the lines of food and by
so doing help to win the war. Follow
ing are the places and dates of the
meetings:
Crab Orchard. Friday, May Is, 2 pm.
CrosSville, Friday, May IL, 1880 pm.
/Linaria, Saturday, May ~, all day.
Grassy Cove, Saturday. May 10, at
Taylors Chapel, Monday. May u. y
am.
Pleasant Hill. Monday, May 81. 2
pm.
Maryland. Tuesday, May 20, 9 am.
These meetings Will present such
questions as will deeply interest any
person who Is loyal to his country and
wishes to discharge the great duty we
have assumed with honor and credit.
DO not tail t. be there.
To Miss Josephine Rupp is due the
major part of the credit for the meet
ing to be held at Linarla. Miss Rupp
IS conducting mission school IN that
nelghborhood and is doing an excellent
work and IN her zeal for doing all DOS
sibe to help the people among whom
she has cast her lot, she is sparlng no
effort to lend aid in every way possible
and it is through correspondence with
the State Division of Extension she
has arranged Tor that all day meeting.
which promises to be attended by the
people generally for miles around, as
the Linaria people are very much in
earnest in their effort to produce an
abundant crop of all kinds OF food this
season and by that means show to the
county that they are not lacking IN pa
trlotIc spirit.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
DON'T LET YOUR COUGH HANG
ON.

A cough that racks and weakens is
dangerous, it undermlnes your health
and thrives on neglect. Relieve it at
once with DR.. Kings New Discovery.
This soothing balsam remedy heals the
throat, loosens the phlegm. its antisep-
tic properties kill the germ and the
cold IS quickly broken up. Children
and grown-ups alike find DR.. King's 9
New Discovery pleasant to take as
well as effective. Have bottle handy
in your medicine chest for grippe,
Group and all bronchial affections. At
druggists. SOC. 3.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
CLEAR AWAY THE WASTE.

Bowel regularity Is the secret of
good health. bright eyes. clear COM
plexlons. and DR.. Kings New Life
Pills are a mild and gentle laxative
that regulates the bowels and relieves
the congested intestines by removing
the accumulated wastes without grip
ing. Take pill before retiring and
that heavy head. that dull spring fever
feeling disappears. Get DIR. King 8
New Life Pills at your druggist, 25c. 8
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
TEDDY MAY GO.

The house mas passed a resolution
favoring the move for Colonel koose-
welt to raise an army division for ac-
tive service IN France. The senate had
voted for such a provision in the army
bill but the house had turned it down.
As the matter now stands it is largely
in the hands of President Wilson and
many think that makes the chance for
Teddy rather slim.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

Cool at the beginning of the week ;
considerably warmer by Tuesday or
Wednesday and normal temperature
thereafter. Generally far, except To-
cal rains Wednesday or Thursday.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-05-16
Respectfully,
RutIedge Smith,

DIsburslng Officer IN charge
of registration in Tennessee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
ROZKAZ
DO PODOKR. II. OKR. VIGO
w IND.

Niniejszym zwoluje druzyne
do cwiczei .polowych, kt6re sic
odbeda W sobote, ii. S-go wrzes-
mia. Zbiorka o godz. 9-tej ma Ma
gnet Hall, Wehman i Hoffman
ulicy W Hammond, Ind. Do evil
czeh maja sic stawit wszyscy
druhowie Z gniazd II Podokr. vi.
W mundurach p~olowych, bez ka-
rabinow. Cwiczenia odbeda sic W
polaczeniu z Okr. IIgim z Chi
cago, III. Rowniez NIGGA brac u
dzias Polacy stojacy poza sokol-
stwem lub CT, ktorzy W krotkim
czasie beda powolani do armii
narodowej. Szanowni Bracia PREY
badzcie, a pr%zekonacie sic, re
nauka nikomu ME zaszkodzi.
Czofeml
J. Swierczek,
Nacz. II Podokr. Okr. vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
POBOR0WY
- DIS mad ranem pope{nil samob6j.

- DIS mad ranem popelnil samob6j-
stwo William Haake i jcgo iona, W
SVEN mieszkaniu, pnr. 1910 n. Talman
ave. Haake mial dis rano wyjechac do
Camp Grant 2 innymi poborowymi dy-
stryktu 64-go W Avondale. DR.. z. Gee
slawski, kt6ry jest czionkiem wydzia-
iu W tym d~ystrykcie, zostal wezwany
dis o godzinie 7:15 przez sasiad6w
Haak6w. Gdy przyby} do ~mieszkanla,
kazai drzwi wysadzic, gdyz by}y zam-
kniete ma klucz. Wewnatrz by} swad sill
ny gazu. Ma l0zku lezeli Haake | jego
iona W ubraniach. Egzaminacya wyka-
zala, re byli martwi juz od czterech
godzin. Haake jest p%ochodzenia nlemie-
ckiego. Me poda} aplikacyi o zwolnle-
ME cd siuzby pc egzaminacyi. Wedlug
jego karty resestracyjnej, Haske oze-
nil sic dopiero po regestracyi poboru
wojskowego. Widzac, re go ozenek ME
uchroni cd s}uzby W armii Wuja Sand
przeciw %prusactwu. Haake wolal sic re
iona wyprawic Ia tamtcn SWAT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
Poborowi odje1d1aja do
Camp Grant.

Wczoraj 276 poborowych rekrut6w
odjechaio z Chicago do Camp Grant.
DIS odjezdza 267. Onegdaj: t. j. "
pierwszym dniu mobilizacyi novel ar
mil p%oborowej, odjechalo 2S7.
Wczorajsi rekruci odjechali 2 dwor-
ca Union, a dzisiejsi z dworca kolci
Chicago and Northwestern. Rekruci be-
d. odjezdzac jeszcze jutro i pojutrze,
azeby skompletowac piec procent mo-
b~ilizacyi. Dalsza wysylka, jak wiado-
mo, nastapi, dnia 15-go wrzesnia.
Jak W dni p%oprzednie, tium, kt6ry
sic zebra{ na dworcu ola pozegnania
odjezdzajacych ~poborowych, byf taxi,
re sic przecisnac ME MONA bylo a seen
jake sic dziaiy, opisac ME MONA.
By}y sceny smutne, lecz wszyscy pobo-
rowi znajduja sic W dobrym humorze
i Camp Grant uwazaja jake pierwszy
przystanek W drodze do Berlina.
PODOf0Wl z 0yStryKtu 0o-gO ZeDrall
sic W szkole Drummonda, gdzie PREY
jeli ich czIonkowie wydzialu poboro-
wego, PIP. 7. Gordon, H. Siwecki i DIR.
W. Wawrzyski, oraz DIR. Melenkow, a
systent sekretarza. Zebrali sic tam
take krewni / przyiaciele ~odjezdzaja-
cych, zyczac i'm szybkiego sprzatniecia
kajzera. Poborowych w automobilach
ma dworzec zawiezli PIP. F. Sadowski,
L. Zamorski i w. Modrzejewski. Naczel
nikiem oddzia}u ~poborowych zamiano-
wany zostaI przez wydziai NJ. Laskow-
ski. Cz{Onkowie wydzia{u towarzyszy-
Ii pobOrowym ma dworzec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

Dobra rada. - P. Kaspar Gue-
timer Z Denver, Colo, pisze: Pc
VIVA mloda osoba, ktorej twarz Ii
teralnie pokryta byia wyrzuta-
mi, otrzymala rade, ably uzyla
ORA. Piotra Gomozo. Pc trzy-ty-
godniowem leczeniu sic tym srod-
klein, zupeinie uwolnila sic Cd
tel szpecacej choroby." To sta
re, przez GAS wyprobowane le-
karstwo ME jest sprzedawanem
przez aptekarzy. Jest ono dosta-
wianem wprost z laboratoryum
DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons Co.,
1875 So. Hoyne ave-, Chicago,
Ill (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
Bacznos6 czionkinie .Wydzialu
Kobiet q. n. p. 1 Dzie!nico-
wych Komitet6w Odziezy."

Uprzejmie prosimy zgiosit sic W
sobote wieczorem, o godz. Smej, Tub
" niedziele cd godz. stej rano do
Domu Zwiazku N. p, 14O6-08 W. Di
vision ul., po puszki do poiowu, kt6-
ry sic odbedzie podczas manifesto
cyl do pomnika Kosciuszki. Dochod
cyl do pomnika KoSciuszki. Dochod
z po}owu ola jehcow wojennych.
Siostry! chwila oczekiwania 1 wiel
ka sic zbliza, danny vice dowod, re
odczuwamy niedole tych, ktorzy wal
czyli | walcza o ideally ludzkosci l
niepodlegaoS6 naszej Ojczyzny. -
Stawmy sic vszystkie!
Marya Sakowska, p~rezeska.
Helena Jezierska, sekretarka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
Kontesty
0 PUHAR SWEITzERA,

Do dalszej WALK o branie udziaIu
W konte$cie decydujacym zdobyw--
COW puharu Roberta Sw~eitzer'a i
medal Al. ~Tearney'ego stawa6 ju-
tro popoiudniu bedzie pozostale oSm-
naScie dziewiatek silnych. Klub ,.Mu-
tuals" Odpoczywac bedzie ostrzaC So
bic zeby ma n~astepna niedziele. Do
CRY jutro staja kluby:
Chicago Giants VS.. Romeos, PREY
Albany Lake.
Ideals VS.. Edison Parks. PREY
KedEie / Elston.
Ciceros vs.. Monarchs, PREY As ct.
I 12tej III.
White Citys VS.. Roseland Eclipse,
PREY 79tej I Woodlawn. y
Dodger Trainings VS.. Picketts w
haywood.
Whites vs.. Parkwyns. PREY 12tej
1 Harlem.
Murleys vs.. Jake Stahls. W Ham,
mOnd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
KONTESTY zAPOWEDzIANE Ma JUTRO.

Armitage Colts VS.. Colonials, PREY
74tej i Aberdeen.
Alvin Socials VS.. Demming A. c.,
W Bessemer parku.
Rainbows VS.. .Trouncers, PREY Ar
gyle i Robey.
Clippers VS.. Aylwards, PREY 5Otej
i Oakley.
JUNIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Cornells VS.. Cragin Eagles, PREY
Long i Fullerton.
Triangles VS.. Schiller Parks, PREY
Kimball i Roscoe.
Paulina A. C. VS.. Gierham Colts,
PREY 43ej i Washtenaw.
Orrels VS.. Zintaks, PREY 3Smej l
Paulina. ,
Weeghams VS.. Utah Braus, ma boi-
sku De Paul 20 godz. 1szej.)
Invincebles VS.. Marines, PREY 50.
/ Muskegon.
Ionillis VS.. Blue Oaks, PREY Blue
Island i Robey.
Cummings VS.. Parkwyns, PREY So.
i Irving Park boul.
Alpines VS.. Vogel Colts PREY Har-
lem i Harrison.
WALES VS.. Wilcox, PREY 50tej I
Lexington.
Margolis W Hammond.
Schultz Colts W Mason park.
King Bradys VS.. Suburbans, W
Brookfield.
Garnetts VS.. Hardings, PREY 16tej
i Hamlin.
Love Boys VS.. Dixons, PREY Ked-
zie i Archer.
Black sox VS.. Dauphins, PREY 1o4.
i Wallace.
Pansies VS.. Drummonds, przy Bar
~ 1 Robey.
Planets VS.. Bridgeport Billiards,
PREY 2stej i Halsted.
Wizards VS.. Diamonds, PREY 5SmeJ
i 16tei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
.ZDROWY SEN.

Nagromadzone gazy w kanale
pokarmowym pozbawiaJa czestc
dose ludzi snu.U czucie nieprzyje-
mnego przepeinienia bicie serca
zmusza ich lezec, calemi godzina-
mi w bezsennoSci. Trinera Anne
rykahski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma
Jest najlepszem lekarstwem, kto
re dale zdrowy sen. Czysci wne--
trznoSci, zapobiega W tworzenlu
sic gazow, pomaga trawlenlu 1
wzmacnia Gale cialo. ,,Gdy uzy-
wan Trinera Amerykanski Elixir
Gorzkiego Wilma. czuje sic dosko-
male i kazdy chwali to lekarstWo"
pisze nam PAM Anna Chalupka,
Newark, y. J., dnia 10 maja
1917 r. Cena 500. w ~aptekach,
.,Trinera Liniment niezbedny jest
W kazdym domu. Pomasa W reu-
matyzmie, zwichnieciu. nadwyre-
zeniu, opuchnieciu, odswieza zne
czone muszkuly i nogi it'd. Sena
W aptekach % i Soc, poczta 80 i
6Oc. Jos. Triner, wielkowytworca
lekarstw, 1333-1339 S. Ashland
ave-, Chicago, Ill. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
y e q g
WORLD SERIES" ROZPONYNA
IA SIZE DSIA ego PAzDZIER-
NIKA w NASZEM MIESCIE.
u *

Dnia 20go b. m. W Cincinnati, O.
hio odbyc ma sic posiedzenie zarza-
dow Zig Narodowej / Amerykanskiej
W sprawie przyszlego turnieju die
wiatek wygryyajacych szampionat
lig wymienionych. Chicagowianie juz
maja szampionat ligi Amerykahskiej
zapewniony / juz dzisiaj nadchodza
zamowienia ma siedzenia ma pierw-
sly kontest jaki ma sic odby6 pono
w Chicago dnia ego pazdziernika. -
Wiecej o tenn dowiemy sic po posie-
dzeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
OLA GLoDNYCH w POLsCE.

w zeszly wtorek wieczorem odbyl
sic Stub panny Jadwigi, c6rki PIP.
Szydzihskich, nale4acych do star
szych. .obywateli, z panem .J6zefem
Krzywihskim, znanym aptekarzem W
East Chicago, Ind. Wesele bylo
skromne, goScmi byli tylko krewni
obojga nowozenc6w. 2 inicyatywy
miejscowego ks. proboszcza zlozono
ma giodnych W Polsce $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
Ruch v ToWarzystxach
IE STANisLAWoWA

- Administracye wszystkich to-
warzystw n~alezacych do s. P. " A.
proszone 90 stawic sic " niedziele
popoiudniu, o golzinie Sciej Nd wspol
ne posiedzenie, " sprawie Notego
Jubileuszu par. swt. Stan, X. Do
wspoiudziaiu zaprasza komitet: B.
Drabanski, F. Jakubek Jan Kroli.
q M}odziankowa
- Macierz Polska oddzia} Sissy
D. O.. Matki Boskiej Zebrzydowskiej
odbdezie posiedzenie miesieczne "
niedziele, dnia ego w~rzesnia, o godz.
2giej popoi., W hall zwykiych po-
siedzen. Wssyscy czionkowie So pro-
szeni bye obecnymi BIO So wa5ne spra
wy do za{atwienia. Nowi majacy "a
MAR wstapit MECH sie'zg,osza. Wstep
wolny. - Mich. Dziedzic, PREF; w.
Jakus, sekr. prot, 1906 w. Huron
ul.
BACZNOSC K0LKO d. d. d.
P%osiedzenie K6ika Dziewczat ola
Dziewczat odbedzie sic we wtorek, d.
1890 wrzeSnia 1917 roku, o sodzinie
1880 wieczorem, W domu Zwiazku Pc
lex. ObecnoSc wszystkich czionkin
p~ozadana. Sprawy wazne. - Halina
Wolff, sekr. prot.
! Khk-OWA
Bractwo Miodzienc6w sw. Jozefa
oddziai pierwszy ma zebranie jutro
t. j. " niedziele o godzinie pierw-
szej po p~oiudniu. Kazdy ma bye o.
becny bo jest waina sprawl do zaiat
vienna. Jozef ~Smoczynski, prezes;
FIR. ]. Kruppa sekr. 729 Ayers Ct.
Bractwo Miodzienc6w sw. Jozefs
oddzia{ 2gi ma miesieczne posiedze
ME dnia ego b. m. o godz. lei pc pc
ludniu W hall parafialnej. Przyjmu
jenny tonatych do lat IS. ]. Pociask
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

Kuby ktorzy napewno walczyG beda
musieli co sill i'm starczy z rywala--
mi jakich dotychczas ME spotykall.
A. A. A. Kowalski, jak zawsze, tax
| jutro bedzie ma kontescie wymie-
nionym i spisze rapport nfajnisty" ola
naszych sportowcow.
.,,Ma}y Figa" czyli pc naszemu
Little" Bob Figg donosi nam IL
stownie, re tax jak pc inne lata, naz-
naczono go honorowym m~arszaikiem
Roberta Sweitzera | AL. Tearney'ego
W kontestach decy~dujacych. ,,Figa"
peini ten urzad juz czwarty rok
szczyci sic. z tego.
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222 ATLET0W BIERZE UDZIAL w
DZISIEJSZYCH POPISACH
Ma BOISKU SP0LKI
SEARS ROEBUCK co.
Polacy takze liCzAie reprczentowani.
OK

IOiaCy CakZc llCLhle
%9%
Scion atletyczny W Chicago kon-
czy sic dzisiaj z 6smymi d%orocznymi
popisami atlet6w tutejszych pracuja-
cych ola spoiki ;, Sears-Roebuck Com
pany". Popisy tie, s}ynne ma Gale
Chicago odbywaia sic dzisiaj ma boi-
sku zwanem Holman Field" PREY
Arlington / South Homan ave. u
dziai W MECH bierze z CORA 222 alte-
tow r6znych narodowoSci a pomie-
dry tymi i wielu Polak6w, kt6rych
nazwiska ponizej ~podajemy.
Oprocz zapas6w atletycznych popi-
sywaG sic beda takze marynarze sta
cyonowani W Lake Bluff i okolo 900
tancerek. Program dnia jest bardzo
urozmaicony.
q Polak6w udzia{ biora:
Klub CUBS - Michaf P. Helwig,
A. Kocha, F. Paszkiewicz, i Bernard
Slowik.
Klub ATHLETICS - o. Goralnik.
Klub SHIPPERS - TomaSz Le-
wandowski, W. Szpilka, K. Toporo-
wski i W. Kasielewski.
Klub ORIOLES - J6zef Cybulka,
Franciszek Rapata.
Klub PIRATES - J. Ci5yk | Jozet
Henzlik.
Klub CLOTHIERS - Max Borak,
J6zef M. G~ierzynski, w. Knapik, A.
|, Nowak. w. Rapata, I. Skonieczny l
W. Stoginski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
q KAZIsIIERzoWA.

Zawiadamlam So. Tow. Konfedera
tow Barskich or. 901 q. N. p, ably
W sobote dnia Stgo w~rzesnia, o godzi-
ME 1880 wieczorem, zebrali sic pred
sala OBJ. j. Luczaka, 3028 w. 22ga
ul. N~ieobecnoSG pod}ug uchwaly z
o~statniego posiedzenia podlega ka-
re. - q szacunkiem, Jan Drzewicki
sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
q

Ma Holt Sztrycie pobunkujom CO
groserman j bucier nielada, Dziof B.
%prawowity CHOP PAM B. zakupii soble
/ 10 starej nowom aremobile, Sztudej-
bekera si~orczystygu. Jyno tam panic
Dziol Pc sztrycie W tyj karze trza je-
chaC pc sztrycie a ME pc sajdwoku, DO
co Sztudejbekier to ME Portki czyli
tyn ken Ivy. Wac ju self, myster
DZiof. ..,,,..
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g % g * g
ALBANY PARKS VS.. HAMMOND

ALBANY vs.. hAMhOND
Ma boisku klubu Albany Parks,
PREY Kimball i Wilson aves., zmierzq
sic poraz drugi dziewiatki Hammond
I Albany Parks W konteScie o szam-
pionat ligi miejskiej. Hammondczy-
cy wvgrali pierwszy kontest punkta-
mi 5 do 8, a jutro spodziewac sic
MONA kontestu tegiego,g dyz ,Alban
czycy" szukat beda rewaniu. Pete
Henning i Billy Mack OTTO dwaj rzu-
cacze sobie przeciwni ma ktorych ko-
ledzy ich polegat beda.
Korzystajac z nieobecnosci Ham
mondczykow. dziewiatki Jake Stalls
/ Murleys zmierza sic jutro popolu'
dniu ma ich boisku W Hammond.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

CHICAGO LEAGUE.
Ragens W Garden City parku.
Gunthers W Logan Square.
Galigans W Joliet.
Magnets W Normal parku.
Mohawks " Beloit.
Rogers Parks W Aurora (popis.)
Navy W South Chicago.
,,INERCTTY ASSOCIATIONS.
All Nations VS.. American Giants W
Shorling parku (dwa kOntesty.)
Ashlands " Paxton.
Union Giants W Benton I.arbor.
Hamsphire W kirkland.
Rogers Parks W Aurora.
Union Illinois " Elgin,
Richmond W Knox.
Oswego W Plainfield.
West Chicago W N~aperville.
Plymouth Logansport.
Gary W Garrett.
Marion " Kokomo.
Lockport W Peru.
Plymouth W Logansport.
Waukegan W Kenosha.
Harvey W Chicago Heights.
Hartford Giants W Arlington
Heights.
AMATEUR MANAGERS
LEAGUE.
Douglas Tigers W Wheaton.
White Citys VS.. Nordues, PREY As.
1 Armitage IL rana.)
Langley Reds VS.. Blue Jays, W
Lincoln parku.
Aljernos VS.. Raven A. c., PREY
44tej I Grand ave.
Lyrics VS.. Rosco3s W Wells parku.
Welvets VS.. Irving A. c., PREY
Winnemac I. Robey.
1ntrose Cubs VS.. Albany A. c.,
przy 4smej 1 Division.
Pine Groves vs.. Calgary A. C., W
Lincoln parku.
Hastings vs.. Old Glory, W Russell
Square.