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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08
Baptist Church.

Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning sermon by the pastor
on 'Pauis Doctrine of Grace
B. Y. 2. U. topic on Bible his
tory The age of Conscience,
Evening sermon on When
the Seven Walls are Emptied" on
Rev. l4-l6.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
on Wednesday 1880 p. m.
The public welcome to these
services.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

Mrs. Clarence Shoop is enter
tanning at luncheon today, the B.
II. of S. club. Those who will
partake of her hospitality are
Mesdames AL Cole, Clifton Rob-
bins. J. T. Kennedy Chas. Nc
Fodder Dinwiddie, c. f. Allen,
Lena Holloway, J. +. Calkins and
Miss Anna Juchem.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08
A Mass Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a
mass meeting of the voters of
the city of Arvada will be held at
the Bank Hall on Thursday even
ing, March 18th, at s p. M, for
the purpose of determining can
didates for the offices of Mayor
and Trustees for the town of Ar
vada in the election to be held
the first Tuesday in April, and to
transact any other business that
may be brought before such
meeting, o. B. Drake, chairman
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

We have heard that onions
sometimes bring tears to your
eyes but not so with Jimmy
Truelson, He just refused 10
cents per pound offered him by
a government agent and gave
him the laugh. He is holding
them for II cents.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

Supt. of schools Miss Bunger
was sustained in her order with
reference to a division of School
District No. Al, by Judge Wevle
in the district court in Golden
Wednesday. Full particulars
next week.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

Jack Butts, an automobile eX-
pert has accepted a position with
the Arvada Garage. He has
worked in automobile factories
and knows the business from the
ground up.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

Ernest kaler and Walter Ler-
cher went to Sterling Sunday,
where they have obtained work
in the U. p. round house at good
wages.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08
Stray Locals

Josiah Maloney left Tuesday
evening for Casper. Wyoming,
where he went to write up the
oil fields for the Denver Post.
He will return the first of the
week.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

W. c. T L. will meet with
Mrs. Swanson on Tuesday after
noon March l3. at $50 O'Clock.
A good attendance is desired.
4 program will be given and a
ten cent tea will be served.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08
Wadsworth Ditch Co.

Notice i hereby given that the an
uual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Wadsworth Ditch Company " II
be held Ia the Grange Hall Ar"ada
on Thursday March 18th at I'3o pm.
for the purpose of clcctiug directors
and dong such other business ~
may regularly appear.
j T. White Secretary.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

L. l. Newcomb made a trip to
Fort Morgan the latter part of
the week.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

Notwithstanding the very in
clement weather Wednesday of
last week there was a fairly good
attendance at the jefferson Coun-
ty Sunday aSchool convention
Splendid interest prevailed and
all spent profitable day. The
convention was held in the NJ. T..
Church at Edgewater.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

w. H. Light has been on the
sick list this week.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

q NC q number from BrOOmfeld.
After the impressive ceremo-
MES which were preceded by a
very unique military drill, execu-
ted by the drill team, sandwiches,
ice cream cake and coffee were
served by the local committee in
the banquet hall. In the hall
proper the young folks enjoyed
dancing. Everyone had a fine
time and declared Clear Creek
Grange royal entertainers.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas in COM
pany with her neice, Mrs. Nichols
with whom she is stopping in
Denver, were callers in Arvada
Wednesday. 1t was Mrs. Thomas
first visit for weeks, owing to
illness from rheumatism.
The Arvada Circle will give
a St. Patricks party in Barth Hall
next Thursday evening March Is
and each member will invite a
couple Of friends. A good time
is anticipated.
The monthly luncheon given the
G. A. r. at Grange Hall by the
w. r. C. Saturday March Bird was
highly enjoyed by those FORUM
ate enough to be present. At
1890 thirty five comrades. lad
les of the Relief Corps with their
husbands and visitors partook of
a sumptuous repast, after which
session of the w. R. C.. was held
and short program, commence
ating the birthday Of Washington
and Lincoln was given, piano
Duet and songs closed very
pleasant occasion. Two applica-
tons tor membership were recel-
we'd. All loyal women are eliga-
ble- H. NJ. d., Press Cor.
Chas. Finkbeimer will be ready
in a short time to operate his
creamery. This will be good
news for some of the dairymen
who are now hauling to Denver.
He will be prepared to use the
whole milk, a thing at first he
did not intend to do.
J. E. White of Fort Collins
has purchased the l.. Berg place
northeast of town, near Sheridan
boulevard.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

John Young came home and
spent Sunday with Mrs. Young.
He reports their railroad contract
progressing nicely.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

Clear Creek Valley grange had
a big time last Friday night when
in Barth hall, a class of q were
given the third and fourth de-
grees. The Crescent Grange
drill team from Bloomfield cane
over not withstanding the ex-
tremely inclement weather and
put on the work with neatness
and dispatch, under the very able
direction of J. c. Broughton, and
Worthy Master W. II. ketner.
A bout fifty persons were present.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-03-08

J. E. White Of Fort Collins
has purchased the l.. Berg place
northeast of town, near Sheridan
Boulevard.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
z PARKU.
Jeszcze W sprawie ~wyScig0w pOnie-
dZialkoHych.

Jutro i W niedziele popOiudniu
ma torze wyScigowym W parku wyzej
wymienionym odbeda sic PROXY ma
sjacyeh chez bIsnia udzialu W kon-
testaeh zapowiedzianych ma przyszly
p~oniedzlalek popoludniu. jake sic
ten odbyC maja. Najinteresowniej-
Sym jednak bedzie wystep wysci-
sgowca De Palma W masEynie marki
packard.
. Jak ju5 rag przedtem donosilismy'
SwyScigi te odbeda sic ma dystans'
edwadzieScia. piecdziesiat i sto mil o
nagrody. Wstep przystepny ola kaz-
diego wynosi 81, 50, i IS, razem Z
sprzetrzymaniem AUTOMOBILE ma miej-
scu w~yScig6w gdy ~przedtem "a to
placiC trzeba bylO s~pecyslnie.
= Dotychezas chez brania udziaiu W
%yscigach zglosili taey jak Barney
sOldfield. De Palma, Vail, Alley Che
Syrolet, Milton, Levigne, Patterson,
anderson, Mcbride, Lewis, Lacain'
Ford / inni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
Il BUFFALO, y. Y.

w n,dzie powiatowym Andrzej
Grzenda ~przyznal sic do kradzieiy, a
J6zef Gramozyn do opuszczenia swej
rodziny.
Grzeda byl ujety Erie, Pa. u
cieki on byl swego czasu deputy SEE
ryfom z AUTOMOBILE, kt6rym go pc a.
resztowaniu wiez.ono do wiezienia.
Gromozyn zaS zostal ujety W Pitts
burgh, Pa, dokad byf czmychnal, 20
sta wiajsc w Buffalo ma iasce losu 20
ne 2 dz:e6mi.
W stalowni LaCkawanna Zabity
zostal robotnik polski Piotr Janko-
wski, lat 81, zam. pnr. 131 Ingham
ave. W Lackawanna City.
Nieszcztesliwy dosta} sic pomiedzy
w!nde a slup zelazny / zostai ma
Smierc zgnieciony. Byt to naturalnte
wypadek. Jankowsk! osieroci& zone /
troJe drobnych Object
pollcyant James Brennan Zauwa-
zy1 jakas kobiete W y~ardach koleto-
wych Nickel Plato, kt6reJ zachowa-
ME sic zdawalo mu sic wielce podej-
rzane.
zbll2yi sle ku niel | p%rSekonai, lie
kobieta sajeta byia SawiaEywaniem
IL ma sEyi swell | prEysotowy--
waia wezei na wagonie towarowym'
naJwidoczniej W SamlarSe popelnle-
MIA samob6jstwa,
Kobiete odprowadSii la Btaoye po-
Iicyjna No, 9 prEekoaane sic tam,
10 lest to Polka. nazwiBkiem Anna
Blachowlez, EamieBzkaia pnr. GO Sell
kirk III.
BIachowiesowa iteEy lat SO, jest
zame2na 1 matka kllkorga dEiatek,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
z parafii sw. Walentego
W Cicero, Ill,

Doroczny bazar ia korzysc pa
rafii Sw. Walcntcso odbywa sic
W sobotc ! nicdzicle w sail OBJ. S.
Sujaka, r6g "A III. ! SO ave.
w sobote, 1. wrzcSnia i ME
dz;cle 9. wrzcSnia bazaru ME be-
die. cato odbedzic sic bazar W
poniedzialek - Labor Day" 3go
~wrzesnia, Cd godz. 4tej poczQw--
sly.
Muzyka doborowa OBJ. II. Sta
rzyka Z parafii 5w, Kazimicrza I
Chicago - przygrywat bcdzie.
Ola go5ci Z poza Grand
Works" 0 godz, Smcj vice.. be
die podana przekqska.
Nicdzicia 9. wrGcSnia Jest
dnicm bazaru dla gosci, Sporo "a
powiada SIG nicspodzianek
Nauka w szkolc r~ozpoczyna sic
we wtorck Ago wrzcSnia. Nabo-
zciistwo w koScielc ia intcncye
dzicci szkoinych odpraWio"e 20
stanic o godz. $50 tego& dnta, w
dniu tym rodziee obowigzani So
zapisat dzieci. ktore ukohczyiy 6
lat, do szkoiy parafiainej,
Liezba wzrosla dzieci szkol-
nych i lepsze opracowanie nauki
W poszezeg6lnyeh klasaeh snie--
woliio do otwarcia novel klasy w
szkole parafialnej M nowy rok
szkoiny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
Waine W Sprawie Sci
mu Z~jednoczenia do De-
legatow XXXV Sejmu
Z~jednoczenia.

Niniejszem podajemy do wiadomo-
sci, re wpiatek SLIGO sierpnia, o 60
dzinie Smej wieczorem. odbedzie sic
W sail Domu Z~iednoczenia mityng
d~elegat6w / delegatek, ~wybranych ma
XXXv Sejm Zjednoczenia.
Komitet, w~ybrany z iona II dele
gat6w, zebranych ma mityngu. dnia
23go sierpnia, ida swe sprawozda--
ME re swej dzialalnosci " sprawte
majacego sic odbyt Sejmu.
Sprawl ia jest bardzo wanna, 4 do
Sejmu jest tylko jeden miesiac. Wo-
bee tego upraszamy, ably delegaci sic
zehrali jak najliczniej,
Mech sic stawis nietyiko CT, CO
byli ma ostatni mmityngu, ale takze
CT, kt6rzy dla braku czasu albo in
nych przyczyn ME mogli sic stawic
ma ostatni mityng.
Tylko CT delesaci 80 ma ten MI
tying p~roszeni. kt0rzy 50 "a tom, ably
Seim Z5ednoczenia sic odbyi, jak
K%onstytucya nakazuje.
Y. l.. Piotrowskl,
Personal---very.,
Fran. Czala,
Sekr.,
J6zef Niemiec,
Anna Korzeniewslka,
Stan. AdamkiewicZ,
J6zef Kowaczek,
Anna Skoczylas,
Michat Swtontkowski,
J61ef sikorsk,
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powraeasz do domu "a, srod-
1 smiaio czytaj W tramwaju lub wa
GONE. =
DzIENN1K cH1cAGosRI motna
stale nabywae ma nsstspujscych ma
rotnikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skiadom
departamentowym Boston Store,
State 1 Madison - pred apteks
firmy Buck and Raynor.
State 4 Madison - rrzed skiadem
departamentowym firmy Carson.
Prize, Scott and Co.
State 1 Quincy.
State 1 Van Buren,.
Wabash 1 Harrison.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31

czem uznano Synod 6w wyzwole-
MEM KoSciola Z pod przewagi
autokratycznego rzadu - carskie
bowiem rzady ME pozwalaty ma
odbywanie takich Synodow; glo-
VINE ceremonie odbywaja sic w
starodawnym Kremlu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31

Kraza pogloski, re rzucacz Hero
MIN Kowalski z klubu Detroiczan ma
~le5acych do ligi Amerykanskiej, kto-
rego podobizne podajemy powyzej,
dostal ,,laufpas" i oddany zostai
dziewiatce Providence" W lidze
International" ma reszte sezOnu.
S~zczeScie ME sprzyjaio naszemu
bohaterowi tego sezonu ami W jed
nym k~onte5cie / dlatego tez pono
prezes klubu Detroiczan Franciszek
J. Navin mia{ Hieronima ma reszte
zon uwolnic cd dalszej stuzby.
Telegram o uwolnien!u KOwalew-
skiego tax brzmi doslowrie:
Detroit, Mich. Aug. % - Harry
Kowalewski (piszq Coycleskie)
left-hand Tiger pitcher, was to-
day released to Providence. He
was one of the stars OF the league
last seasan. His arm went back
during the spring..
Telegram przeczacy zaS pogfosce
powyzszej TAXI:
Detroit, Mich, Aug 20. - Plans
OF the Detroit American League
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31

baseball club TO release Harry
Coyeleskie (kOwalewski), left
handed pitcher, to Providence Of
the International league have
been abandoned for the present at
least, it was announced here to-
day at the players W request.
Coveleskie (Kowalewski) will re-
main on the Detroit roster, but is
not expected to pitch any more
this season.
IIieronim cd diuZszego juz czasu
ME spisywai sic jakby sic tego spo-
dziewaG MONA cd niego. SzwankoWai
on wiele W r~zucaniu tego sezonu z
przyczyn jemu tylko znanych.
Mimo pogIosek puszczonych many
jednak nadzieje, &c da sic ~jeszcze rzu
cacza Hieronima Kowelewskiego u
trzymac III l!$cie graczy klubu De-
troit do konca tego sezonu i re W
przyszlym s~ezonie. pc nalelytym wy
poczynku, Hieronim zn6w okaze sic
bohaterem sportowc6w polskich ia
kim Jest ! dotychczas.
Good luck, Harry -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
POLACY W AMERYCE.
u BOSTON, MASS.

Przykry wypadek wydarzyI sic ma
ulicy Washington. Jan Gmachow--
ski przechodzac z jednej strony uli-
CIV ma druga, uderzony zostai przez
przejeadzaiacy samoch6d, wskutek
czego odni6sl zlamanie reki i zostai
poraniony W glove.
Rannego zabralo ambulansem do
Haymarket Relief Hospital, skad
zn6w p~rzewieziono go do szpitala
miejskiego.
Wypadek to o lyle smutniejszy, re
Gmachowski posiada zone i 4 dzicci
| nieletnich, ktore praca swych rak
utrzymywal.
Zamieszkujo on PREY I'll. Hanover
Mr.. SO4.
! Do ludzi, kt6rzy wychodza Z przc-
kOnania. re wolno uzywaG pie$ci W
celach zaczepnyCh, nalezy Stanisiaw
Gucwai re South Bostonu, kt0ry pod
piwszy sobie %porzadnic W szynku pod
szumna nazwa Hotel Venice, zaczal
pr6bowac wytrzymalo$ci g'owy ir-
landzkiej ma Patryku Callahan.
Poniewaz ten ME uwazai "a sto--
sowne, by glove swoja ma takie Ell
perymenta w~ystawiaG, zaczai vice
reagowac, r6wnieA pieScia, pr6bujac
znowu wytrzymaloSci glowy polskie1.
Z tego, jak latwo przypuSCiG, wy
wiazala sic bijatyka, kt6ra kto vic,
jakby sic byla skOhCzyla, gdyby ME
intcrcwencya policyanta, kt0ry TAX
Polaka, jake te5 i mieszkahCa zielo-
ncj wyspy zabral do nlakOpu", gdz:c
bezwatplenia rozwazaC beda mad
zmiennoscia los6w i przcwrotnoScia
u"stroju karnego, kt6ry "a byle g}up-
stwo pociaga do Observation-Disclosures
Ma orygina.ny zaiste spos6b zdo-
bycia kapelusza stomkowcgo wpadt
Grzegorz PObebski.
Wszedl on do sklepu Z kapelusza-
mi prey ulicy fremont i zaAadai ka-
pClusza panamskicg0 W n~ajlepszym
gatunku. Usluzny subjckt podal mu
pieciodOlarowy kapelusz do przymie-
rzenia, san za$ obslugiwaG poczaf
drugiego gentlemana.
~Grzegorzowi zda} sic %kapelusz ma
glove ale ze W tych czasach $500 W
Bostonie to majatek, zaczat vice
przemySliwaG, jakby tn go sobie
przyw}aszczyG.
Ostatecznie chwyciI sic bardzo
prostego Srodka: starry kapelusz
schowaf do pudelka, nowy nalolyi
ma glove, no i panic dobrodzieju,
zacza} sobie wychodzit re sklepu.
Subjekt z~atrudniony s~przedawa-
MEM ME zauwazy} go i wszystko ida
walo sic bye ma dobrej drodze.
Pc chwili jednak subjekt zajrzaw-
sly do pudefka Zobaczyt XII SWemu
zdziw:eniu stara kapelusine, kt6ra
najwyzej nadawae SIC mog'a do Mu-
scum of Arts PREY Huntington ave.
O~gladaiac go baczn:ej, zauwazyt
ma podszewce ulice ! numer, oraz l.
nicyaly G. P.
Reszte moze sobie Czytelnik sam
uzupe}nit.
Grzegorz saplacil Ia kapelusz SIS
- ola n%iejednego zaS z Czytelnik6w
kt6remu podobny spos6b nabywania
bez pieniedzzy sig usmiecha, POGO
stale nauka, by nigdy ma kapeluszu
adresu ME zOStawiaC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
. OjN?!!
GRECYI.

NS@AS
angielskie st~reszczaja Gala wielka
= kilkogodznna move premiera
greckiego Venizelosa w Parla-
mencie ~atehskim; jednym z IL
step6w mowy tel niezwykle Gle
kawym jest taxi poglqd, IL gdyby
Grecya VEGAS wyst2Pila, toby !
Konstantynopol zajeia / Angli-
kom dopomoglaby byla do zdoby-
e;a Dardanell6w. Mianowicie -
byl czas, kiedy Anglicy w Darda-
nellach najdalej sic posuneli, Il W
Konstantynopolu juz wydane "a
rzadzenia ewakuacyi, a wszystkie
tureckie wojska juz byly ma CALI
poll w6wczas Venizelos podaE
kr6lowi Konstantynowi plan wy
stapienia Grecyi ma teatr wojny,
wysadzenia natychmiastowego
sporej armii ma polnocny zachoc
cd Konstantynopola i II nasady
p6iwyspu Gallipoli, a tax W ? vt
godnie MONA bylo wspolnie wy
przec Turk6w z mad Dardanellow
zupeinie ! Grecya bylaby odzyska-
Ia Konstantynopol. Niestety krol
Konstantyn stojacy pod wpiywa-
mi zupelnymi polityki niemieckiej
stanowczo sic sprzeciwit poswie-
eaiac interesy Grecyi ola intere-
sow Niemiec do wojny ME dopu-
scii...
Piotrogr6d. 81 sierpnia. -
Rad prowizoryczny aprobowai
projekt dopuszczenia kobiet do
wszelkich urzed6w pahstwowych
Ia tychze samych zupelnie wa
s1nkach, jak je maja mezczyzni.
Hr. Paninowa, ktora Cd ostatniej
reorganizacyi gabinetu byia Wi
ce-ministrem ochrony publicznej,
zostaia teraz ministrem oSwiaty.
Moskwa, 81. sierpnia. - Ma je-
dnej z ostatnich sesyi zjazdu
wszechrosyjskicg premier Kic-,
tenskij zapowiedziai przywroce-,
ME czesciowe kary Smierci i wszeI
kich srodkow dyscypliny W armii
wyrazis sic on, IL jake minister
sprawiedliwoSci poprzednio znios'
byl kare Smierci, ale jake mimi,
ster wojny widzi, il W obecnych
warunkach bez niej obyc sic ME
MONA - ola zbawienia Ojczyzny
! lei ratowania zabijac trzeba je.
mordercow i szkodnikow narodo,
wych: bedzie utworzony sPecyal'
nv TRIBUNAL ola rozpatrywanio
spraw odno5nych. Wediug PREY
puszczalnych obliczeh ma pocza-
TEX bedzie rozstrzelanych 1000 20.
merry rosyjskich - jake dezer-
terry. Popiera ten Poglad pre-
miera w6dz naczelny Korniiow
domagajacy sic przywrocenia re
laznej dyscypliny W armii.
w Moskwie wsrod bici;
dzwon6w we wszystkich 1900 cei
kwiach rozpoczal sic pierwszy oc
przeszlo 200 lat Synod Ekumeni'
czny Prawosiawnego KO5ciola: Z
okazyi tel odbyly sic wspaniait
nabozehstwa, procesye ftp. ma
rady zaczely sic wczorab PREY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
DIS LlGI
NORTHWEST.

W krsgislni Universal PREY Mil
waukee, Robey i North aves.. odbe-
die sic dz!siai wieczorem posiedze-
snie organizacyjne czlonkow ligi kre-
glarsklei D. n. Northwest League.
Ma posiedzenie to stawit sic maja
wszyscy interesowani. Poczatek "a
powisdaja ma godzIne Sma punkt'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31

as6nycA szafbdsrxy Z nseisg1czy.
Wyhajscych m kieszenis latwowisF.
aycA, ME ma DzIENNIk CHICAGO
SKI M swyoh s~zpaltaoh. DO sawsss
prscuis ola dobrs ludu. o~szukahcss
,,ftre sales" stanowcso " DZIENNI.
KU cHIcAGosKIN o~glaszans bys
ASs nexs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31

Van Buren, I La Sale
Washington 1 La Sale. p
Adams l La eialio,
Randolph 4 Dearborn,
Washington l 9th ave.
Madison I jefferson.
Van B-Iren 1 Franklin.
Franklin 1 Madison,
GIomsIi. 11S N. La Sale str,
Helmih.ak. 164 n, La Sale ul,
Kte chce ezytaS aajlepsss co
dzienns pismo ,poiskie, MECH si'
ida do psna F M, PAWoLL
agenta M Duneaa | eko
lice 4! Eaabonuje sobis .Dsiennil
The Washington times., 1917-11-10
ISHI AND MISSION
READY TO LEAVE U. 5.

A PACIFIC PORT, Nov. 1O.-Vis-
count Kikujire IshiI, head OF the Jap
anese mission to the United States, Is
preparing today to embark with
other members OF the mission for the
return voyage to Japan. He has Is
sued a public statement expressing
his appreciation of the courtesies ex-
tended by America and declares that
Japan feels under deep obligation 10
this country.
II do not underestimate the heavy
obligation under which we of Japan
have been placed In the personal deot
owe to the President and people oi
the United States" say the statement
I'VE are pepared to meet that obll
cation to the limit OF our ability ana
to maintain a friendship and con
fdence which is based and matured on
good understanding and good neigh
boEhood"
The Washington times., 1917-11-10
BRIGHTWOOD CITIZENS
ASK MORE PAVEMENTS

4 request for the paving OF the
sidewalks on Georgia avenue and a
better roadway on that thoroughfare
was received by the District Com
missioners today from the secretary
Of the Brightwood Citizens Associa.
tion, which met last night in the
Brightwood school.
The great need of more improved
Adewalks to minimize dangers to
pedestrians and to enhance the beauty
OF that section OF the city resulted
in the request to the Commissioners.
The territory specified for immediate
Improvement embraces that lying be-
tween the Military road and the Wal
ter Reed Hospital.
The association also forwarded let
ters to Commissioner Gardiner, con-
graduating him on his appointment,
and to President Wilson expressing
its thanks for selecting Mr.. Gardiner
for this important position.
A committee consisting OF DR..
George s. Heinecke, oliver Bowles
and Roy whitcomb was appointed to
net with the food commission in its
conservation campaign.
The election OF officers resulted as
follows: Charles W. Raw. president.
George F. Williams, first vice presi.
dent: James Holmes, second vice
president: John c. Proctor. third vice
president; L. F. Randolph, ir. treas
urer; Jesse L. Ergood, secretary: and
Daniel oC. Callaghan, corresponding
secretary.
The Washington times., 1917-11-10
LABOR PACIF|STS
SEEKTODETHRONE
SAMUEL GONPERS

Around the candidacy OF President
Samuel Gompers for reelection at
next weeks American Federation OF
Labor convention in Buffalo will rage
the first real pacifst fight in that or
ganization's history.
The usual socialistic opposition TO
Gompers' administration will this
time he based on his war advocacy.
Plans for the fght on Gompers were
laid by the pacifist labor element
early this year.
Gompers and his cabinet, who leave
here today and tomorrow for Buffalo,
are prepared for the battle.
Veteran OF many socialist attacks,
Gompers is confident he will defeat
them again.
Prior to the test on Gompers will
come votes on his war and after-the-
war programs for labor. He and the
American Federation of Labor execu-
tive council have also formulated
labor's peace terms and war aims
which will be submitted to the con-
Vention. The hght on these will show
the lineup on Gompers candidacy.
Gompers will claim for his policies
the support Of President Wilson.
The Washington times., 1917-11-10
GIRL SUESSTAR
OF MOV|ES;SAYS
SHE WAS KICKED

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Clara KIM
ball Young, moving picture actress,
again must betake herself to the
courts. This time she is a defendant
with members OF her family and 9TH
ers in q suit brought by Miss Dor
othy Palmer.
The present action, for which .
complaint was filed in the New York
county clerks office yesterday, is de-
cidedIy unusual Mrs Young, her rel
atives and her friends are charged
with having punched and kicked the
plaintiff in the action to such an eI-
tent that resulting bodily injuries
and a nervous breakdown still In
capacitate the victim, nearly a year
after the occurrence.
The alleged assault upon Miss Pal
mer by Mrs. Young, her relatives and
her friends took place according to
Miss PaImer's affidavit, on January 2.
1917, At Mrs. .Young's apartments at
500 West End avenue. The hour was
o'clock in the morning Miss Pal
mer asks for $4,000 damages.
The plaintiff charges the defend
ants with having without any cause
or provocation. wilfully. maliciously
and violently beat and assaulted the
plaintiff by punching and kicking the
said plaintiff in, on and about the
plaintiffs head, body, arms and
limbs. causing serious and severe
bodily injuries TO the plaintiff, and
seriously affecting and disarranging
the plaintiffs nervous system"
Miss Palmer says further that med
ical attention has been required as a
result of her injuries. and that she
still Is unable to attend to her usual
duties and vocation.
Besides Mrs. Young. the plaintiff
names Pauline Rimball. Edward Kim
ball, Laura Guerite Parker. and John
Parker as defendants.