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The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
D. c. ELEVATORS
SAFE AS CRADLE
Inspected Twice Month. Says District
OficiaI-Danser Minimized.

Due to the appearance OF elevator
inspectors at several large public and
ONCE buildings, rumor gained ground
that unusual attention was being
given the mechanism OF the elevators.
following the report OF a serious ele-
vator accident in New York City.
But there was no cause for alarm:
IL was only a regular inspection. In
spector Morris Hacker. when asked
about the condition of Washington
elevators, assured his inquirer that
the elevators in this city are In hrst-
class condition. and well able 20 stand
the extra strain put on them by large
crowds OF inaugural visitors.
In accordance with general practice.
elevators in this city get an aver
age CO two inspections a month. one
from the District authorities. and one
from the casualty company insuring
the elevators. So there is little liksli-
hood u your getting into an elevator
and violating the speed laws in the
downward course; at least. IL will not
be Chsrsesble to faulty mechanism
overlooked by the inspectors.
I Inspector Hacker says the men
charged with the guardianship OF the
safety OF District people are on the
job always.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
GOTHAM LIST FALLS
after EARLY RALLY
Net Losses Not Great, but Bullish SEN
ament Hampered by Short
Movement.

'by the international News serviceD
New York, Feb. Ain anticipation OF
the holiday. many short contracts were
closed out this morning, and after an
carly rally the list fell. Net losses were
not great, because the early advance
moved nearly everything higher than 1t
had been. Bullish sentiment, however,
was materially dampened.
Chief contributing factors were the re-
ports of the unloading Of an American
Line ship at its pier, presumably in prep
arstion for conversion into a light cruiser
for the American navy. the closing for
the first time on record OF Chicago grain
elevators to all business because the rail-
roads are unable 70 handle the grain, and
the nationwide appeal to the blockaded
railroads to facilitate the movement Of
food
With potatoes at cents a pound. people
are not buying stocks with svidity in
Wall Street. II Is not the very poor alone
who are rioting over food prices. The
very rich also are beginning to pay at
tention.
An appeal was issued today by Chicago
grain men to the railroads urging that all
freight be stopped except food products.
Retailers are taking advantage TO mark
up prices and the public Is helpless.
The public is tust as helpless as the allies
and food prices are riOting. President
Babst. Of the American Sugar Refining
Company. says sugar prices are unjusti-
fed
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Feb. H.-TboSe across the waters who are
now waiting for shipments n brcadstufs with which
to feed their soldiers and salors as well az their
rltizersr do not propose TO allow their supplies 10
become as small as they were few weeks ago. At
that time there was great alarm because Of the
inability Of some Of the importing nations to fur
nish bread and meat 20 thos depending upon them
Ihese nations propose 10 continue as buyers ot
fondStufs. and they will take chance on moving
these products to the scshOard where there will te
httIH difficulty in securing tonnage. Had not for
egners brought enormous quantities Of fOOdstuf. in
North America Some time since, they would now In
a measure, be starved.
There was some selling pressure notable in IN.
wheat market at various periods today and thi,
seling pressure caused net losses for the day OF
%al& cents The buying power, in 80 far as the
future markets were concerned. failed To derelop
until late in the session. when there were reactions
and advances from the lowest levels Of Salk cents
There were declines in corn and oats Of aas and
kaA cant, respectively.
There was little change in the market for hos
products and closing were about steady for the day
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Feb. G.-HOGS- Receiuts, 900 head
estimated for tomorrow. 500 head; uusettIed
mostly &c above yesterdays average. BuR, Z Cos
l28; light, l2loSl275 mixed y 24Oal2p heavy
L Ssl2S: rough Il tO1l255; pags. s.eoall.uo
CAT1TE-Receipts 500 head: strong. Native
becf cattle. 7.s5all s.; siockers and feeder ia
s0: coWs and hefers. 5.I5sle.O: calves e.2Jal5 Is
SHEEP-RecSip's. 1900 head, strong Weihers
70 s5sl2.25 lambs. Z. sozlIsO
Pittsburgh Pa. FEB. g.-HUGS-Receipts l OJO
&c higher. HeAues lS.Ooa!5 10 heavy Ycrkers. I2S
Al3O0 light Workers. l2OoaL20; pisz uoAu.0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts so; steady Top
sheep. 200; top lambs $50
OALNEs-Receipts 100: lower Top, 400
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below arc for large lots Of rood
marketable goods only Jobbers' prices are higher.
Lower grades may be sold for les. Fancy good.
command higher prices.
EGGs-Fresh per doz.. SaA; Southern. G
BUTTER-Best prints. new, per ID, 46, do. tub
IS; process. s. stOGe-pscked- Sas
pound. liAl4I.; cottonsced oil. per ave gallon can.
SIS.
CHEEsE->cv York. new. Per n. 2is25: fat
%a9; Swiss. domestic s2sS; do. foreign. o5aso.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. per ID. 2SaZ7; hen,
par h. 2Ia22: ruosters. per D.. II; ducks. per n,
rcr ID, 2 roosters. per ID. u; ducks. per h.,
70: geesc. per n. l5a!6 keats. young. n rs. sHd
over. each. IS; turkeys, per n. ZScs.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. choice. per ~.
I5a2 hens choice, per ID. 2a25 rOnSters. per ID
l5ali, capOns. : Ms, each, per n. 3a3o; ducks
large. per n. % gcese large per n. lSa2O TURKEYS
choice. per n, 3oa52; do. medium, per n.. 2.
LIVE STOCK-CsIves. veal. prime, per n, rslPi
do medium. l2aI3; spring lambs fat. per n,
DRESSED GOODS-Pork. small, Per h.. 1SaISli
do. heavy. pcr H. Il
GREEN GoODS-Beans, per basket. 3sasm
lima beans r-,rfda. per basket. 275a3S beets
quart l5alS; cabbage, per 100 lbs 7.ooalO0 DO
new Ter basket. 3Us325; carrots per boz. l25al 20
cSulihower. California crate. 2c250 celery. Florida
per crate 3o0a375: clcumbers PER basket 30a5 %
cymbnss. crate 25osS5o: eggplant. per crate. 5os
100: kSle. per bbl. l75a22j: Lettuce. Florida pet
haskell. lO0alOH. oSra. F1crds per crate. 25Oai 50
onions. pr 100 ID. sack l2OOaI5Oo: peas Florida
basket. 3oOS6.Oo: peppers crate 2Jnal5o potatoes
bbl., 6,oOas.oO; do. Northern, sNck 65os7.5O; ruts
bagar bbl. 4OOa5cO; sweet potatoes bbl., 5.oOs575
spinach bbI. 3OOa4oo; tomatoes, Florids crate
2Ooa400 turnps box l.j0a2oo.
FRCITs-lpples. per Dbl. 2HaSoo; grapefruit
Ter box. Ea375 lemons per boz 25s4.Oo; Oranges
T'cr box California. 3oOa3 25 do. Florida 2jsS Is
nincd pples. per crate. 5Us3.5o
SEEDS-Blue grass. per hushel. I.75. clover.
alfalfa. per %, l5sl6: do. ai.ike, per n. Lap
ri pr b., lsa2o; do, white. per %. 8SO
saphng mammoth. pr n. ls2o COW iSas per
bvIShel. 260a@.B timothy. busheL :. .30a2e0
orchard grass. bushsl. 23Oa2s5. redtop Cherd's
grass. per n. 1Oal2
FAY Timothy, No. l. rer ton. Husl5.oO: do.
No ?. ltn; mixed. 10 ooal2 %; ear corn. new. r-r
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
In the World of Finance and Trade
CAPITAL TRACTION IS i
Lead LOCAL EXCHANGE
Southern Reported to Have Sold
s25.OOOOOO 5 Per Cent Notes.

Trading was only fairly active at yes
terday's session of the Washington stock
Exchange. Capital Traction 5s led the
bond list, selling at los rs. After the pres
ent selling movement, it is expected the
bonds will advance. Railway 4s changed
hands at 81 and 81 is. with 800 bond at
50 1-2, a stronger trend. Capital Traction
stock sold at SO 5-S, and a small lot chang
ed hands at S3I-2. There was only one
sale OF Washington Gas, the price being
Il 1-2. Georgetown Gas WAS sought at 80,
with no offerings in that neighborhood.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
SENATE SLAPS WILSON;
BLOCKS TREATY BILL

Despite the demand OF President Wilson
for the ratification OF the proposed treaty
giving the Colombian government 81. .OOO. 70
600 for her share In the Panama Csnsl
Zone opposition to the measure in the
Senate Yesterday blocked its considera-
ton.
Senisor stone issued a statement saying
opposition TO the Colombian treaty would
make Il impossible 10 secure its rathca-
ton in the Senate al the present session
and that IL an extra session OF Congress
the mea sure.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, Feb. 2.-BUTTER-ITegulsr; receipts
1854 packages. Creamery, higher than extras ga
t; do. extras ts2score) 45Is frsts, 3sIsaS sec
Onds 35ila37I4
EGGS-lrregular; receipts, T.fss cases. Fresh.
gathered, extra frss, a; frsts 4sh; nearby hen.
nery whites. fine TO fancy 4aa5o; do browns Ggzals
CHEEsE-Receipts. 2.a2 boxes. state-heId sps.
Gals 6a2s,s; do, average fancy, 5iEa5&
DRESSED PoULTRY-Quict. Chickens lsaa
toEls. S.2.; turkeys, gaA
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
GLOVER FINED Sl0O

Frank l.. Glover. former secretary 10
committee representing Southern rail-
roads before the Interstate Commerce
Commission. was fined SluO in Police
Court yesterday morning for attacking
Florence Burrows, a young woman. on F
street. November l. Glover said he ap.
preached the young woman because OF a
misunderstanding. that she struck his
eyeglasses and that he then knocked heI
to the pavement
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
New York.
New Orleans
NEW YORK MONEY

New YORK Feb n.-MOnsy call at the Stock
EsxchAng. op~ned at "a per cent; high. ga per
cent: low. - pr oslt; Close. ~ per cent Most
of the days loans were made at n per cent Time
money was in fair dsmand. Ard obtainable
with lioerahty. Rates. per cent for mixed
collateral ~ PER cent for industrial collateral.
Mercantile paper was bought moderately in this
and other markstS Some attractive names were
sen Rats. To AZ per cent for sixty to ninety
DAYS indorsed bills receivable, and for choice four
tn SIX months. single
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
FUNERALS.

Funeral services for Capt Edward
Everett Capehart, L. s. " retired. who
died at the Naval Hospital, will he held
at the residence. 2OJ3 o street northwest,
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock. Inter
ment will be in Arlington Cemetery Pail
bearers will be chosen from his former
classmates al the Naval Academy.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
G. W. U. MEN TO GET DIPS.
Twenty-Five student. TO Re Gradu.
Rted To-day.

Rear Admiral Charles Herbert Stock
ton, president Of the George Washington
University. will present degrees and di-
plomas to twenty-five students Of the uni
Nersity this morning at the midwinter
convocGtion exercises to be held in the
assembly hall OF the Arts and Sciences
Department or tho graduates fifteen
represent the Law School. The invoca 70
ton and benediction will he pronounced
by Rev u. w. o. MnlinEton
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Feb. n.-wHEAr-Weaker; moderate
inquiry. No red. 2oe'1; No. l Northern. (. o b.,
IL, No > hard winter b.. 2O6l1: No
macaruni nominal: No. I Manitoba. 2lp4. TX
r,.rers took nrthinE cJcepting few odd lots
CORN-EasiPr. supply Is light No. yellow.
lsIs c. l. T.. 70 arrive: No yellow. lis TO
arrive: No. ) mixed c T. T., Lf7]s. Exporters took
nothing
OATS-St limited supply. No. Whits ia
TEi4. standard T5l4aTs; No. ) white. T5aT9s No I
vhite TIAa75: ungrsded Tf15aTe. Erportes took
nothing
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22

bbl. $50: wheat str.r. per ton. 500; tsnrcd re
straw. ton. n.ooi Ions re straw per ton. iIeo;
red top, per ID. loal2
HIDES-Green. per n. 70; do. sslted. per n.
D.; do. dry. per n. aaa; horss hides each. s.soa
100; calf skins. green. each. 3.5at0; lamb skins,
green. each. L5os2oo
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. B. Hfbbs q Co. .

Capstal Traction S. 81 ooo at lo574 81 90 at 1854
5000 at 1854, 5000 at 1854, y,op at 1864. s., 90,
at l@h. nop at io67s, 5000 at 1854. $500 at lo6ss
$500 at 1854
Washington Railway and Electric H. 81. 900 at 81.
Capital Traction. 5 at SH
After cali:
Washington Gas, Is at tn
Capital Traction. q at s34s. 10 at oas l at 81.
WashinytOn Railway, and Electric "a, 500 at s2,s
N.0co at ah.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN

Baltmors Nd, Feb. H.-whest closed easier
No. , red. SPOT and February Ie4.; No. red
wssts-n spot and February, I.esA
Corn closed steady and nominal. Spot LIS
Oats market nrm for SPOT Standard whits Ri ;
Ne white, q.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. Mass. Feb. 2.-The MARKET noder-
ate in rolum-. and generally easy in tone, with
New Haven s1cspdonauy strong 90 announosment
Of provision for maturing notes
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
Furnished By W. b. Hrpp. & Co,
o. S. Treasury Statement,

The condition OF the Treasury at thu
close of business today was:
Net balance in general fund s67, ,S42, ,s34
total receipts yesterday. s1,942, AS; total
payment yesterday, S3.4 .634
The deficit this fiscal year is S1s2 e5e Sq7
against a deficit Of $50 763. .740 last year, ex-
elusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
The total receipts OF the United statss
Treasury for the fiscal year 1917 mr.
to and including February % 1a15
amounted to $461, S., 1912.
The total receipts of the United Statss
Treasury for the fiscal year 1916. up ~
and including February 20. 1916, amounted
to s45l. 4os, 7es.71
The total disbursements of the United
states Treasury for the fiscal year 1917,
up to and including February %, 1917.
amounted to s622. .22s, ,s55. %.
The total disbursements of the United
States Treasury for the fiscal year 1915
up to and including FEBRUARY 70, 1911.
amounted to 'l15, 1so.s5.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
o REPREzEHTAcYF M1AsTA CHI
CAGO w TURNIEJU NARODO-
WYNN.

Dzisiaj popoiudniu odbeda sic
diva kontesty wiekszej wagi, a mia
nowicie dziewiatka Western Electric
szampioni ligi Commercial League,
zmierzy sic z dziewiatka Fort Dear
born, szampionami ligi bankier6w.
W drugiej pare stana Shaw Taxis
niapokonani przez 3 lata s%zampioni
ligi Chicago Central League z klu-
benz Duntleys z ligi fabrykantow. -
Pierwsza para wystapi ma boisku W
parku Garden City gdy zas ci ostat-
nj staja do CRY ma boisku W parku
American Giants.
Dwie dziewiatki wygrywajace kon-
testy d~zisiejsze stana do CRY decy-
dujacej W przysz}a sobote popoiud-
niu. Toczy sic obecnie walka pomie-
dry szampiohskiemi dziewiatkami
m!asta Chicago o honor reprezento-
wanna miasta " turnieju pilkarzy, ma
rodowym, jaki ma sic odby6 W tym
miesiacu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18

graczy W pike nozna ma scion mad
c~hodzacy. Liga ia skiadat sic ma z
dwoch dywizyi:. pierwsza z graczy
wagi 40 funtow a druga z graczy
wagi nieograniczonej. A. F. Sheahan
obrany zostal prezesem novel llgi a
Art Williams jej sekretarzem. Wy
brani zostali takze: Tom. O'Connor,
wiceprezesem, j. Murphy kasyerem
i F. Dalloz, marszalkiem. Dyrekcya
skiadac sic bedzie z Des Jardiena ja-
ko przewodniczacego, aldermana j.
McDonough / j. Papau.
Ma posiedzeniu organizacyjnem W
sail klubu ,,Mohawks" obecni byii
ubiesIego c3wIrtku reprezentanci ma
stepujacych jedenastek: Cornell
Hamburgs. Igorrotes. Araby A. A.,
Des Jardien's Mohawks, Cornell A.
c., Vincennes A. c., Hamiin Hanks,
Lavine's Silver Swans, U. S. Ball
Bearings / Thomas E. Wilson's.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18

ROmeos W Cicero.
Ashlands VS.. Preston Grays, przy
42ej i Chicago ave.
Cornell Naroons VS.. Dodger Train
ings, PREY First i Madison.
Monarchs VS.. Ravens, PREY 6Otej i
Division.
Edison Parks VS.. Felix Colts. ma
boisku De Paul.
Alvernos vs.. whites, PREY 44tej
i Grand.
Naval Reserves W Cragin.
Weis A. c. VS.. Aylwards, PREY 60
/ Oakley.
socials vs.. CaIgarys, W Bessemer
parku, PREY S9tej i South Chicago av.
Hastings vs.. Old Glory, W Russell
Square.
Vincent Stars vs.. NJ. and NJ. Bour-
bons. " Washington parku.
superiors VS.. Crystals, W Hum
boIdt parku.
Premiers VS.. Central Stars, W
Jackson parku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18

So proszone o przybycie, wazne spra
wy So do zalatwienia. - Marya Tu-
ralska. PREF; - l.. Traska, sekr.
prot, S746 n. Spaulding ave.
z WACLAWOWA.
- Tow. Matki Boskiej Czest. Cd
dial 81 Macierzy Polskiej odbedzie
miesieczne posiedzenie jutro, W hall
zwyklych ~posiedzeh. ObeCno5c wszy-
stkich pozadana; wa1ne sprawy do
zalatwienia. Wszystkie panny, kt6re
W biezacym roku przystapily do lei
Komunii Sw. majace zamiar wstapiG
do Macierzy Polskiej, So proszone ma
jutrzejsze posiedzenle. - R. Kutza,
PREF; F. Lowicka, sekr. prot.
JAcKoWA.
- Tow. sw. Jacka mr.. 10 Zjed.
przystapi do spowiedzi sw. w sobo-
te Is sierpnia a W niedziele do ko-
munii sw. Wszyscy So o%bowfazani sta
vic sic z odznakami do sail o godzi-
ME pol do 6tej. - Teod. JaszkOwski
PREF; J.. Lewandowski, sekr. prot,
3S46 W. Diversey ave.
- Klub OBJ. Kr6la Jana III Sobies-
kiego odbedzie. miesieczne posiedze--
ME W niedziele popoludniu, o godz.
2ej. Kazdy obywatel ma bye obecny,
poniewaz So wazne sprawy do zala-
twienia. - Teod. Jaszkowiak, PREF.
Ant. S. Tworek, sekr. prot, 3717 w.
Diversey ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
CHICAGO BOYS LEAGUE.
20 puhar Spaldinga.)

Pickering A. c.. VS.. Gamer Colts,
W Hamilton parku.
Auburn A. C. vs.. Paulist A. C.
W Grant parku.
Blue Oaks VS.. Hamlins, PREY Chi
cago i Lawndale.
McAlister A. c. vs.. Lafayette A.
c., prey 44tej 1 31szej III.
Warren Parks VS.. Laramie A. c.,
PREY 29tej. V / 52ej ul.
STANIsLAwOWIANIE VS.. RIAL
TO THEATRE, PREY Hamiin 1 Cort-
land.
Rex Speed Boys VS.. Triangles, PREY
Stanton parku.
Rex Tigers VS.. Murley Juniors,
PREY, Elston i Kedzie,
(,,FREE LANCE".)
Bernard A. C. VS.. Logans prey Ir-
wing Park / Hamlin.
DoganS VS.. Albany A.. A, PREY
Sawyer i Milwaukee ayes.
Schalks VS.. Nativity, PREY " Wa
shington parku.
JACKOWO Mr.. . VS.. DELMARS
PREY Crawford i Diversey.
Corpauls vs.. White Eagles, PREY
Roscoe 1 California.
Meteors VS.. Hamlin Dodgers, PREY
Barry / Robey. .
Shamrocks vs.. Rosengren Colts,
pray 46tej / Fullerton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
,,NTERCITY ASSOCIATION"

Cuban Stars vs.. Fiske Tire Co.
z Bostonu, ma boisku W parku Anne
rican Giants.
American Giants VS.. A. B. C. "
Indianapolis.
Ashlands VS.. Preston Greys, "
West Side parku.
Lafayette W Logansport.
Union. Ill. W Elgin.
Kirkland W De Kalo.
Oswego W Plainfield.
Centuries W Valparaiso.
Wentworth Stars " Plymouth.
Goshen, Ind, " Elkhart.
Waukesha W Racine.
Dowiagac " Niles. Mich.
Athletics W Goodland, Ind.
Polarlnes W Knox, Ind.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
NAsI " WALCE o PUHAR sPAL.
DINGA.

Jutro popoiudnlu. ma boisku PREY
PREY Cortland j Hamlin aves.. ma
sic odbyt kontest dziewiatki polskiej
ze Stanislawowa z rywa.ami D. n.
,,Rialto Theatre. Bedzie to trzeci
kontest Stanislawowian o puhar Spal
dina of!arowany ~zwyciezcom W obec
ME toczacym sic t~urnieju dziewiatek
pilkarskich n~aleiacych do ligi Chi
cago Boys League.
Naszym lyczymy wygrania konte-
stu jutrzejszego a zarazem ! zdoby-
cia puharu Spaldinga. - Cora nasi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
G %iI ICYR speRT 9eEKyAA1(
jkUb' PRzyshGczn NAgll
Czykago, Elynojis,
18gu Augusta.

DROGI Waikiki: -
BYLISWA W Hemondzie.
SPORO niedziel temu,
l UBAWILISWA sic wiele
KIEJ ia re swojimi.
JACHALIM yndziajem
re sztejszyna "a kwodra,
A potem sztryckarom.
POTEM niesliSwa tom walize
FELNOM sztofu dobrygu,
A WYSTA dziecioki
MI prowadzili W gromadzie.
Mol padaG dyscyk
1 TO prowda Swiento
JENO zeswa pod liSciami
SIEDZIELI | ME zmoknyli.
PAMINTOCIE jak Dziolowa
WYWIJALA s~iorczyscie,
JAK tyr | wos zle do
CHMIELU kusilo, ejnet?
JAKESWA potem do domu
ZJYzDzALI ma heryap
JAK TYz Dziol / Gallo
FAMILIO South Chicagoska
DOSTALI LAME ME ma spas.
MYSWA siedzieli W tyj
BAWS karze jak strusie
CZY tyr sardynki,
POTYM ma elevator wlezli
2 KOBITAMI d~zieciokami,
| DO BUDDY ma gydep jechali.
UBAWILIM sic to proWda
SWINTO i gut tain tam mielim,
EJNET siumsiedzie Waikiki?
TO WON pisze cobysta
WIEDZIELI cozem zdrow
lido Hemondu jeszcyk
ROE tegu lata sic wybirom.
WING jak mocie
OCHOTE to dalej z nami
MA PSIKNIK | zabawe
DO HEMONDU, kwita.
MIEJCIE mi sic zdrowo
A PAMINTEJCIE re to
DO WOS gryzmoli
WASP EX-SUMSIOD
JACENTY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
BILL" ZABRANIA WALK Ma
PIESCI.

Okolo piec tysiecy lubownikow
walk pieSciarskich, ktorzy zebrali sic
W parku Grants ably bye swiadkami
tygoGniowych walk ma pieScie UREA
dzanych przez marynarzy Wuja Sa-
ma, odesli ubieg}ego czwartku VIE
czorem ME z~obaczywszy ami jednego
kontestu pieSciarzy. Mayor Thomp-
son wydal zakaz za~braniajacy urza-
dzania ~popisowych walk ma piescie.
W miejsce ,,prajz fajtu" m~arynarze
wzieli sic do zapas6w / popisow wo-
dewilowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
WAWRZYNIAK / LEWINSKI
PRZEGRALl.

Onegdaj ma stacyi Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, odbyiy sic
walki pieSciarzy PREY udziale wielkiej
gromady widow. Favor, szampion
Iekkiej wagi pokonal piesciarza pol
skiego, marynarza Wawrzyniaka W
dwoch starciach.
Pomiedzy innymi, do walki wyste-
powai take marynarz Lewinski, kto-
ry pok{onic sic muslin rywaiowi La
gorio. Wystepowali take i inni pie
sciarze r65nych narodowosci a by& to
program tygodniowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
KOPKOWsKI VS.. TOM. GIBBONS

Ma ,,Dzien Robotnikow", ponie-
dzialek 3go wrzeSnia zapowiadaja
walki dwoch braci Gibbonsow. Pier
wszy Mike Gibbons zmierzy sic z
Jack Dillonem W Terre Haute, Ind,
a drugi Tom Gibbons zmIerzy sic z
p~ieSciarzem polskim, Augustem Kop-
kowskim, alias Gus Christie" W
Hudson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
StarajCi0 SIG Jak RajSpiesznie]
0 PapIeIy ObyWateISkie.

Kazdy mieszkaniec tego kraju,
o lie jeszcze ME jest obywatelem
Stanow Zjednoczonych, powinien
iak najspieszniej postcard sic
przynajmniej 0 pierwsze papiery
nbywatelskie.
Nadeszia chwila w ktorej to
Staio sic koniecznoscia.
Zwiaszcza ola Polakow jest to
rzecza wanna.
Wyrzec sic poddanstwa pru-
skiego, rosyjskiego lub austryac-
kicgo, a zostae obywatelem VOL
nych Stan6w Zjednoczonych. po-
winno ola kazdego bye miiym o.
bowiazkiem.
Czytaicie ,wszelkie wiadomosci
o Szkolach Obywatelskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
KONTEsTY ZAPOWIEDzIANE Ma
JUTRO.

Ma jutro popo}udniu zapowiedzia-
ne So nastepujace kontss;y dziewia-
tex ligi parafialnej:
Sercowo ma Janowie.
MlOdZiankOwO ma MiCiaiowie.
PiOtrO-PawiowO ma Stanlslawowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
KONTESTY zApOWIEOzlANE Ma JUTRO,

Jake Stalls W Aurora.
Chicago Union Giants W Normal
Parku.
Gary " Kenosha.
Hartford Giants We Arlington
Heights
Desplaines W Palatine.
Edison Parks W Mount Prospect.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
,,zREBIATKA" PROszA o CRY.

Dziewiatka p. n. Barber Colts
s~kladajaca sic z pilkarzy " wieku cd
lat Is do 90 radaby stanat do CRY W
pixie metowa z dziewiatkami sklada-
jacemi sic z graczy W tym samym
wieku. ZglosiG sic trzeba po warun-
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