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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
Belgium Country Inn Figures in Billie
Burke's New Picture.

Truer words were never spoken
than that every bit of experience,
every phase Of life through which
one passes gill on some occasion be
of use. Director Joseph Kaufman
who directed Billie Burke's --latest
Paramount picture, "Arms and the
Girl" which is to appear for the last
time today at the Isis theatre.
found this to be true in an unexpect-
ed manner.
The story called FOR a great manv
rather accurate scenes supposed to be
taken in the interior of a remote Rel
gian hotel or inn. Recalling that ha
and his wife had spent several very
agreeable days in just such an inn
while travelling in Belgium a few
years ago, Mr.. Kaufman made .
hasty search through his Kodak Boob
and from the snapshots which he
found there, had the scenes or "shots'
Of the Belgium inn made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
RESIDE IN FUTURE
At WILDWOOD, Flu.

Rev. I. I. Roberts, for the past six
years pastor Of the Gonzalez Baptist
Church, left last night for Wildwood,
Florida, where Mr.. Roberts will con-
tinue his ministerial duties. He was
accompanied by his wife and three
children.
Mr.. Roberts, before leaving, was
given many evidences of appreciation
on the part of his congregation and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
MOTOR TRIPS FOR
THE CONIALESCENT

Mrs. II. l. Covington will act as
hostess to the convalescents in the
hospitals Of the army and navy in the
regular weekly entertainment for
their benifit to be given Friday.
Each week a number of motor cars
go down to the stations and give all
of the men who are not confined to
their beds long drive, after which
they are taken to the home of one of
the ladies and served light refresh
ments.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
Certain Cure for Group.

Mrs. Rose Middleton, Of Greenviiie,
H., has had experience in the treat
ment of this disease. She says
When my children were small my son
had Group frequently. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy always brooks up these
stacks Immediately, and I was never
without it in the house. / have taken
it myself for coughs and colds with
good results. Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
PRIVATE DANCE At
THE COUNTRY CLUB

Announcement was requested last
night to the effect that the dance to
be given Saturday night at the Coun-
try club is subscription affir and
that the function is not being given
by the club. There appears to have
which Is thus made clear for the beni-
fit of all cncerned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
MUCH INTEREST IN
|bOWL|NG CONTEST

A match game will be played at the
Business Mems Athletic club tonight
between Van Matre Of Pensacola. the
champion Of last year, and Cash, for
merly on the professional team Of
New York.
The game Is expected to be an inter-
esting one, and manager OLeary ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all who
wish to attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15

co-workers in the church not the
least of which was the announce
ment made to him on behalf of tle
church that he was going to Wild
wood an leave of absence, and that
he was not permanently severing his
relationship with his Pensacola pas
torate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
BOARD SHIPS FROM
CITY HENCEFORTH

DR.. Spencer, the port physician,
on Friday, Nov. 16, will in
augurate system of boarding vessels
from this side of the bay instead of
from the quarantine station as during
what is known as the closed season
DR.. Spencer comes over to the city
today and will be on station in the
city during the winter months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
Mrs. p. o. Stuchell Tells How She
Cured Her Son of a Cold,

when my son Ellis was sick with q
cold last winter 1 gave him Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. It helped
him at once and quickly broke up his
cold" writes Mrs. P. o. Stuchell,,
Homer City, Pa. This remedy has
been in use for many years. It's good
qualities have been fully proven by
many thousands Of people. It is
pleasant and safe to take.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-15
And the Mornings

Have a pinch to them tna'
says they are here to stay.
And the overcoats for the
cooler days are here, but we
can't tell how long they VIII
stay.
There are overcoat1ngs
from the worlds leading
manufacturers and design
ers. new fabrics, light and
heavy, beautiful models, that
answer for comfort and
good style.
Sweaters for men and
BOYS, all colors, all sizes, also
gloves.
SEE THEM
uonnWhite SSto! ;:
The Washington times., 1917-07-14
10000 NOTES FOR
LIBERTY BONDS TO
FALL DUE MONDAY

Twenty thousand notes fall due
Monday at Washington banks, and.
anticipating a rush day, practically
all the banks are to be kept open until
8 o'clock.
The notes are those taken by the
banks in connection with the sale OF
Liberty bonds on the instsllment plan.
Practically all of these notes were
dated June Is, and under the plan
agreed upon by the banks the second
Installment IL due one month later.
July 10. This latter date falling on
Sunday, the notes are due on Monday.
Bankers report that payments for
Liberty bonds are being made rapidly.
q large number OF persons who agreed
to pay only IS or $40 monthly having
voluntarily increased the size OF the
payments, thus shortening the time
before they receive their bonds and
enjoy the full rate Of interest.
The bankers are encouraging large
payments and payment in full wher-
ever possible, since most Of them have
large amounts OF money tied up in
these notes at az per cent which
could be easily invested more profit
ably by the banks.
It is also highly desirable that the
bond payments be made as rapidly as
possible from the purchasers stand
point, since they gain the full benefit
Of their bond interest only after the
final payment Is made.
The Washington times., 1917-07-14
HELD FOR FRAUD
D. c. MAN FACES
TWENTY CHARGES

RICHMOND, Va, July 14-R. A.
King. OF Washington, faced twenty
charges OF obtaining money under
false-pretenses when he appeared in
the Police Court today. It Is al
legged he collected $500 from chari-
tably inclined persons here as con-
tributions to THE Virginia Library
for the Blind" mythical institution
Among his alleged victims was
Frank d. Williams, q prominent .vir-
ginia tobacconist and relative Of John
Shelton Williams, Comptroller OF the
Currency in the Treasury Depart
ment. Governor Stuart, Of Virginia,
also contributed.
Kings brother and Harry II. Hol-
lander, a Washington attorney, came
here to assist In the young man 8 de-
Tense. Another lawyer figuring in the
case Is State Senator G. Walter Mapp,
author of Virginia's Statewide prohibit
tion law, and q relative of the p:ia-
oner.
King Is said to have Travelled under
the name OF r. A Turner and Il also
said to have other aliases. H!a attor-
neys said the use OF the aliases would
be explained at the proper time. IA
pers in the prisoners possession are
said to have shown that he solicited
subscriptions for libraries for the
blind in Maryland. Michigan, ani I'LL
nois.
The Washington times., 1917-07-14
HARVEY RUSHES WORK
ON new CAMP SITE
THIS AFTERNOON AT THE
WHITE HOUSE ELLIPsE,
At nlCr nnK nv TILE

Brig. Gen. William z. Harvey,
commanding the District National
Guard. is rushing the completion of
the local citizen-soldiery's mobiliza-
ton camp on the Patterson tract at
Ninth street and Florida avenue
northeast, so as to have IL ready for
the guard units on July %.
The ground had been laid of for
the several organizations which will
camp there. and a water system Is
being installed. Arrangements also
are being made for the storing of
supplies to be used by the 500 men
and several hundred horses and army
mules to be taken to the camp by
the cavalry, artillery, signal corps,
and field hospital corps.
Lieut.. Col. Luther Reichelderfer.
chief surgeon, has announced that all
the guardsmen who go to the camp
will be innoculated against typhoid,
paratyphoid, and smallpox before go
ing to the training camp at Admission,
Ala
The Washington times., 1917-07-14

votes would be cast in this first pri-
mary, but he also admits that many
things are to be done to rid the prof.
ect OF insinuations Of selfishness and
clique control
Several members of the committee
are Republicans. 1t has been pointed
out to them that in all probability
President Wilson, with or without
recommendations through a primary,
will want to appoint a Democrat to
I'LL any prospective vacancy on the
board Recognizing this, some Of the
Republicans have declared that the
candidates before the primary ought
to be Democrats. They said today that
an election ought not to take into
consideration a mans politics, and, to
be strictly popular. ought to open the
doors for anybody that the people
wanted. They would not take chances,
they said. on putting forward party
candidates, and hoped Republicans
would keep out IL the primary is
arranged.
Chairman Garrett and other men,
bers of the committee told The Times
today that there would, undoubtedly,
come before the association tonight
a resolution barring as candidates
before the primary all officers and
members of the association who have
participated in the present move
ment, so that every suspicion Of per-
sonal agErandizement might be re-
moved
Two Candidates Suggested.
At least two members of the COM
mittee are already being talked of
by their friends as candidates before
the primary. They are John @. Nc
Grath, president of the Park View
Citizens Association, who made the
motion that caused the association
to take the question up, and William
Mex. Clayton, who has long taken
a prominent party in Federation mat
tiers. Mr.. McGrath was recently
elected community secretary at q
primary election held at the PARK
View School house.
Whether local authorities will per-
init District school houses to become
voting precincts in a semi-political
contest was etoday before the COM
mittee as well as numerous questions
containing many knots.
The Washington times., 1917-07-14
MAIL BAG REPAIR
JOBSUNHEALTHFUL,
EMPLOYEES ASSERT

Unhealthful conditions In the mail
bag repair shop, Of the Postoffics De-
partment. First and K streets north
east, were complained OF at meeting
Of Federal Employer Union. No.
1882, in Perpetual Hall last night.
According to H. n. McLarin, presi-
dent Of the union, Congressman Ed
ward Heating of Colorado has begun
an inquiry.
Washing OF the bags before they
are given to the women to be mended
IL the principal refor mthe employees
ask. They also protested against
sewing speed tests.
The Washington times., 1917-07-14
TWO AoMIRALs WEAKER.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 14.-Rear
Admiral French z. Chadwick, retired.
and Rear Admiral William H. Emory,
retired. who are I'll here, were not in
so satisfactory q condition today a.
earlier In the week. Admiral Emory
was reported to be gradually growing
weaker. Admiral Chadwick had q
bad turn last night, but had recoV-
cred somewhat today.
The Washington times., 1917-07-14
JuooE NORRIS no SPEAK.

"a Righteous War" viii be the sub
Ject OF an address by Judge William
F. Norris OF the Department OF Jus
tice, at the Y. N. C. A. open-air serv-
ice In Henry Park, Seventh and B
streets southwest. tomorrow at $780,
The Washington times., 1917-07-14

COL. w. w. Harris,
Superintendent of Public Buildings
and Grounds, Who Has Applied for
Transfer to Active Service. It Is
Not improbable He Will Be Pro-
NOTED to the Rank of Brigadier
General for War Service.
The Washington times., 1917-07-14

Band Concert
THIS AFTERNOON AT THE
WHITE HOUSE ELLIPsE,
AT O'CLOCK BY THE
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND.
WALTER =. SMITH, Second Leader.
March. lie Porte Drapeau" .Volant
Overture, 'Robespierre" .Litolff
Prelude. The Last Dream Of the
virgin .......-.-.............ha ssenst
Suite, Scenes Picturesque. ...... Aassenet
(R) AArche.
(b) Air de Ballet.
(cl Angelus.
tdD Fete Boheme.
FantaEla, 'LAkme' ............ ..-Delibes
Ballet Music. Henry VIII. Saint Saens
March. The Stars and Stripes For
ever ..-...................... .SousA
The Star-Spangled Banner"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
I QjNY!
co SIE DZIEJE w MEN,
CZECH.

Berlin, Is. sierpnia. - Pomie-
DIV parlamentcm a k]anclerzem
Michaelisem zarysowuja sic ME
porozu1nienia ma podstawie ia
kiei: Michaelis obejmujac urzedo
wanie powiedzia} w parlamenc1e'
il godzi sic i przyjmuje jego ten
dencye pokojowa, zawarta w 3D.
powiednich, przez lzbe zredago-
wanvch rezolucyach. Pred paru
dniami ma scsyi pewnej komisyi
Michaelis powiedzia}. IL ME ma
wszystkie jednak owej rezolucyl
punkty zgodzic sic moze - to W.
woia}o sensacye i oburzenle -
take kanclerz uwazai "a stosow-
ne wycofac sic i znowu oswald
cyl, IL oczywista i on jest "a po-
kojem, lccz pod zastrzezenianl
ola panstwa korzySci / c~a}oScl...
oraz re ma note Papieza da sic Cd
powiedzieG w zasadzie ~przychyl-
ME wlaSnie ma podstawie parla--
mentarnej rezoluCyi. Pisma So
cyalistyczne. katolickie radykalne
- wog6le wszystkie procz RIA
dowych organow SLIME krytykuja
Michaelisa i zapowiadaja mu ME
diugie trwanie Il stern: utrzymu-
ia, IL Michaelis ME oryentuje sic
W tenn Co jest VIOLA ludu, czemu
zreszta dziwic sic ME MONA, DO
Jest on figura, narzucona przez
sfery wyzsze - ii. przez cesarza,
gdy tymczasem 7o,ooo,oo o narodu
niemieckiego zada bye rzadzonym
przez Rad, ktory bedzie z narodu
wolf i imienia, ME z czyjego in
nego.
Ces. Wilhelm zwiedzii swe
wojska we Flandryi i w przemo-
vie do oficer6w i zoinierzy wyra-
zi1 sic, il arcy-wrog Niemiec, An
glia pobita bye musi i ziamana "a
wszelka cene, DO Anglia jest gi6-
VIVA sprezynq calej wojny, Me
wiadomo, kiedy bedzie kon'ec
wojny - Bog to vie jeden / Be-
GU Niemcy ufaja, re Z lego po-
moca zwyciestwo osiagna... CA
zawsze w kazdej movie Which,
ma musi bye peino tel krzyzac~'
kiei poboznoSci i gebowania o
Panu Bogu!. Przyp. Red. d. ~
- Rad niemiecki ola oszczsd-
noSci W opale weglowym wpro-
wadzil dose Scisle ograniczenia W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
z CHIN.

Picking, rs. sierpnia. - Premier
republiki Tuan-Czi-Yui poinfor--
mowal rad prowizoryczny, &c W
przyszlym .miesiacu z~ostanie
zwolana rada narodowa chihska,
wybrana pc ~czterech czionkow 2
kazdej prowincyi: rada ia bedzle
miala ma programme aprobowa-
ME ministr6w i rzadu, aprobowa-
ME wypowiedzenia wojny Mem
com, przyjmie plan zwolania pei
nego parlamentu i poda projek!
stalej konstytucyi. Gdy tie zada--
MIA rada owa spefni, zostanie roz-
w~iazana.
Rad chihski udzielii Japonii
przediuzenia kontraktu ma dzier-
zawe kolejowej linii Czang-Czun-
Cyryn W Mandzuryi ma dalszyci1
lat 80. r..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
KONTESTY zAPOWIEOzIANE Ma JUTRO.

Hickey Juniors vs.. Deming A. c.,
W Washington parku.
Superior Clts VS.. Harmony A. c.,
PREY 16tej i Hamlin.
Ardmores vs.. South Shores, W
Washington parku.
Cardinals VS.. Claremonts. W Jack
son parku.
Royal A. c. vs.. Premiers, PREY
29tej i Halsted.
Delwood Juniors VS.. Gaelic A. c.,
W Armour Square.
Pine Groves VS.. Albany A. c., PREY
4Otej i Division.
Hastings VS.. Unitysm PREY Adams
1 Laramie.
Alvin socials VS.. Daming A. c., W
Russell Square.
Wennedas vs.. Trouncers. PREY Ar
gyle i Robey.
Mophones vs.. Highland A. c., W
Grant parku.
g 9%S
CHICAGO BOYS LEAGUE.
%6%
Kontesty Wolne.
%9%
shamrocks Va. Bartletts W Douglas
parku.
Mort, Ends VS.. Lake Shores, PREY
Madison l Keystone aves., W Forest
parku.
Mttchells vs.. Hamlin Dodgers. PREY
Barry Robey. -.
Normal Juniors vs.. Crawford Elks,
PREY 64tej I Racine aves.
Cicero Colts VS.. Denmos, PREY Sc
/ 26tei ul.
Delmars VS.. Corpauls, PREY Spring
field | Cortland.
Junior Parks vs.. Rex Speed Boys,
PREY 44tej | Division.
Barry Tigers VS.. Franklin Elks,
PREY Albany / Lake.
Parkwyn Juniors VS.. Warren
Parks, PREY 60tej re. / 60tej I'll.
Jones Tigers vs.. Runners, W
Grant parku. ."~
Schalks VS.. Pennocks, PREY SSej !
Wentworth. - ....
Arrow Juniors vs.. Douglas Parks,
" Douglas Parku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
KOntesty
0 PUHAR SWEITzERA,

Ma jutro popoiudniu zapowiedzia-
ne So pierwsze kCntesty dziewiatek
amatorskich o puhar Roberta Swell
terra. Dotychczas cheC brania udzia-
lu " walce tel zglosilo dwadzie-
scia szeSC C26) dziewiatek z czego
ulozono ma ostatniem p~osiedzeniu Ia
rzadu ligi amatorskiej dwanaScie
kontest6w - Edison Parks i Mo
narchs otrzymali wakacye ma ty-
dzien.
Udziai " walce o puhar Sweitzera
bierze tego sezonu take i klc6 Ku-
by Ryana p. n. ,,ROMEOS" obecni
szampioni / p~osiadacze szczesIiwi pu-
haru Roberta Sweitzera z roku 1915.
Kuta powiada. re starac sic bedzie
usilnie puharu tego i W tym roku ME
wypuScic z rak swo:ch.
Kontesty o puhar Sweitzera Smia-
10 zaliczaG MONA do najzacietszych
najbardziej interesuiacycn na po-
IN CRY klub6w amatorskich miasta
Chicago. Lista pierwszych kontest6w
!aka:
Alverno A. A. vs.. CiCeros, PREY
4Smej ave-, I 12tej III.
Romeos vs.. Eagle P. c. przy 42ej
Chicago ave.
Felix Colts vs.. Picketts, ma boisku
Co Pau.
Ideals VS.. Merrimacs. PREY Kedzie
/ Elston.
Dodger trainings VS.. Preston
Greys. PREY LIST ave. i Madison.
Murleys VS.. Jake Stahls, W Wash
ington parku.
Roseland Eclipse vs.. Chicago Key
stones. PREY 79tej i Woodlawn.
AristOs VS.. Jefferson Greys W Cra-
r,n.
Whites vs.. Gilboys, przy S2ej /
4Srh ct.
weise A. c. VS.. Aylwards, PREY
5Otej i Oakley.
Austin Mercuries VS.. Barber Colts,
PREY Menard I Thomas.
Raven A. c. vs.. haywood A. c.,
PREY 19tei i St. Charles Road.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
Odezwa cd Pomocy Ma.
ukowej, Chicago Ill.

Poniewaz 2 liczby dwudziestu SEE.
Sciu uczni, kt6rzy ma koszt toWarzy.
silva naszego uczeszczali do Wyzsze.
Szkoly Sw. Trolley, spora liczba uby.
la z powodu ukohczenia W tel szkole
swych nauk wyzszych, przeto donosi
sic niniejszem, il TOW. Pomocy Ma.
ukowej gotowe jst przyjaG dalszych
aplikant6w ma nowy rok szkolny,
ktr6y niebawem sic rozpocznie. Apli.
kacye NIGGA skladaG ci, ktorzy ukon'
czyli przynajmniej osma klase szko-
Nv parafialnej, a ktorych rodzice ME
sd W stanie sami "a mich opiacac
szkolnego W wyzszej szkole. Aplika'
eve trzeba skiadaC ma rece Wiel. KS.
Proboszcza Kazimierza Sztuczko ma
plebanii Sw. Trolley, a to pred kon-
Gem ~biezacego miesiaca sierpn!a T.
1917. Rodzice Polacy powinni zache'
cac swe dziatki do wyzszego wyksztai
cenia, DO nietylko IL sami ma TEN ~
skaja, ale co w~azniejsze Polonii ma
szei bardzo ma tenn Zalezy, by bytU
lax najwiecej wyzej wyksztalconych
Polak6w, by zyskac szacunck i MALE
zyte uznanie u obcych. Me ~szczedzcie
wiec rodacv grosza ma wyzsze wy
ksztalcenie waszych dziatek, a szcze'
g6lnie ME za~pominajcie o waszycn
polskich wyzszych szkoiach.
Z szacunkiem,
r. VI. Helinski, Prezes,
Wojciech j. Danisch, sekr'
1928 Milwaukee ave-, Chicago
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

Do zacietego kontestu jaki ma sic
odbyc jutro popoludniu ma boisku
numer czwarty gotuje sic dziewiatka
re Stanis{awowa a rywalami iCh groz
nymi, to dzielni Micha}owianie re
South Chicago. Baterye tych pierw-
szych stanowit beda Ludwik per-
szeniewski W roll rzucacza / Stanl-
slaw Grzywinski jake chwytacz.
Poczatek kontestu zapoWiadziany
Jest ma godzine 2ga punkt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
VOTUM ZAUFANIA KOZA-
KOW.
Piotrogrod, rs. sierpnia. -

Plotrogrod, 20. Plllo' Nd
zgromadzeniu rady reprezentuJa-
eel wszystkich kozakow uchwalo-
no daG votum zaufania najzupe}-
niejszego gen. por. Kornilowowl,
naczelnemu dowodzcy armij ro-
sviskich i premierowi Kerenskie-
mu Kwestya powstala wskutek
zqdania ogioszoncgo w YlzweStl-
ia. organic rady zolnierzy / de-
legat6w robotniczych, azeby dane
dymisye gen. Kornifowi, "a zbyt
ostrv rygor zaprowadzony przc2
nicgo W armii. Rada przyjela rezo'
lucye, W kt6rej miesci sic UNA
ME ola zarzadzen generate jake
iedynie racyonalnych i oSwiadcze,
ME. re robotnicy i zolnierze ME
maja prawa W to sic mieszat
Slawiono 60, jake ,,jedynego gene
ra1a zdolnego do utrzymania Po-
rzadku i wyprowadzenia kraju ze
sytuacyi krytycznej.
Piotrogrod, 25. sierpnia. -
Tymczasowy minister wojny, Sa'
winkow, zrezygnowa}. Jako po-'
wod podaja wojskowe i politycz'
ne roznice zapatrywan u niego
premiere Kerenskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
DRUGI POZAR

Ateny, rs. sierpnia. Aliasto
Saloniki. w Maccdonii, okupowa-
ne przcz wojska Aliant6w zostalo
w ciqgu tygodnia nawiedzone
drugim ogromnym pozarcm: WI
docznie nicdokladnic st}umlony
polar p~oprzcdni Z pred dni kilku,
wybuchl ma nowo, ~pustoszac dal-
Z dzielnice / zabudowania. Pier
wszy polar wybuchf w miniona
sobote. o lie dotqd wiadomo, spio
nelo w Salonikach Z CORA tysiac
dom6w. a 10000 ludzi jest be-
dach6w mad Giovanni. Powody
pozaru wciqz sa jeszcze ME zna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
NIEMIECKA
MA NOTE PAPIEZA.
Amsterdam. Is. sierpnia.

Amsterdam, Is. sierpnia. -
Berliiski ,,Vorwaerts', ktorcgc
eezemplarz tn nadszedl, oznaj-
mia, re u}ozeniem odpowiedzi ma
propozycye pokojowe Papieza
Benedykta XIV zajmie sic subko'
mitet rady pahstwa zlozony re
siedmiu czlonk6w. a mianoWicie
dwu representatives socyalistow
dwu Z centrum i pc jednym Z
trzech mniejszych partly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
PosZUKUJE.

Ksiadz rzymsko-katolicki, pol
ski, poszukuje posady nauczyciel-
skiej PREY Wyzszym Zakladzie
naukowym w Chicago hub w oko-
1icy. Adres: Dziennik Chicagoski.
rs. Applicant. 1855 w. Division
ul., Chicago, I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
LEAGUE.

CHICAGO LEAGUE.
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Galligans VS.. Magnets, ma boisku
klubu Garden City.
Mohawks W Logan Square.
Ragens W Normal parku.
Gunthers W Joliet.
Rogers Parks W South Chicago.
Garden City W Beloit.
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,,INTERCITY ASSOCIATIONS.
%9%
Chicago Giants VS.. Nebraska In
dams W Shorling parku.
Morris W Aurora.
Fuqua Giants W Elkhart.
Ashlands W Gary, Ind.
Kankakee W Fairburry, III.
Chicago Union Giants W Elgin.
North Shores W Goodland, Ind.
Western A. c. W Knox.
Chicago Heights W Kenosha.
Racine W Waukesha.
Wayland A. c. W Richmond, Ind.
Royals W Franklin Park.
Batavia W Osgood.
Genoa W Kirkland.
Lafayette W Marion, Ind.
Lockport, W Lemont.
Whiting W Valparaiso, Ind.
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AMATEUR MANAGERS BASE
BALL DEAGUE'.
Ok %G
Kontesty wolne.
* 6M
Wheaton W Naperville.
LAWYERS vs.. Flanagans. PREY 52ej
i 12tej.
Golan A. C. VS.. Keiter Stars, PREY
47mej i 13tej III.
Vincent Stars, VS.. Ever Readys, W
Lincoln parku.
NJ and M. Bourbons VS.. Gordons,
W Washington parku.
Mackeys Pechous VS.. Va Dosers'
W Grant parku.
Colonials VS.. johnson A. c.. PREY
zbiegu Chicago ave.
Colonials vs.. Sentinel A. c., PREY
74tej / Aberdeen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
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MALECKI sTOCZYH PRZEDWCzo.
RAJ Wake w AURORA.

Piesciarz Malecki alias spike
Kelly" zmierzyl sic dnia 24go b. m.
2 p~iesciarzem Spider Wolffem ma a
renie Jack Sagera W Aurora. Walka
ia ma pieSci ograniczona byia do
dziesieciu stare / ~zakonczyla sic bez
z~wyciestwa. P~iesciarze rozeszli sic
do dom6w z r6wnymi honorami, sdyz
bvli obaj doskonale do walki PREY
gotowani.