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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
jim HAM WANTS
PLACE WITH THE
TEDDY DIVISION

WASHINGTON. April 20--De.
spite all administration attempts
TO annlhilate II. the Roosevelt di
vision idea il holding it's trench.
II Ia the most formidable obstacle
In the path OF conHcription. While
the word was passed out Hemi-offt
ciRlly last night ~ the war depart
ment that there would be- no
Roosevelt division. betting today
fayors the idea that II II will
get into the trenches In France
with force weeks before con
scription divisions gct under shrap.
mel fire
President Opposes
II Is admitted that tho presldent
- strongly opposed 90 the Roose-
welt division Friends OF Roose.
Welt insist that the Wilson obiec.
ton is prcdicated upon the polit.
teal possibilities likely 10 enaue
when Teddy comes marching
home
Here are some Of the nOtables.
Who. II VAS learned today. are
ready 10 join the colonolH division
Plnehot a Colonel
Senator James Hamilton Lewis.
OF lllinola, Charles Jerome Bona.
3 artc. former attorney general.
Roy O. Woodruff. republican con.
grcssman from Michigan. William
Curtis FArabee. explorer; John NJ
Parker. Louisiana. bull moose can
didate for vice president In the
last election Medill Mccormick.
congressman from Illinois. Jack
Greonway. famous Yaie end Of
years ago. Seth Bullock. clifford
Pinchot the'a 10 be lieutenant
colonel Lieut. Gov OglcBby. llli
I dis Rock Charming. former rough
I der. sidney Drew. actor. Judge
Alfred Page. ScS York. Prof
hiram J Bingham. Yale. Robert
- curry former governor OF In.
lana Roar Admiral Winslow
HegcrmEn Denver. and
scores 81 Others
so applicants under % years old
are being accepted for the division
C,4icera have already been select.
ed and 40 great has been the re.
aponse that the colonel could not
only enroll division of $4,000
men. but has enough applicants 10
= lake three full army corps More
than g 600 negroes want 10 go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
INDIANS ACCUSE
". A. GREENE
OF LAND FRAUD

William 4 Greene. with offices
In the Pioneer building. Was charg
ed IN suit filed Friday in ~.
perlor court. with having used his
position as attorney for Jane OF
yer. an Indian woman. and her
half breed children. and his improp.
sr influence over her daughter. 10
defraud Jane oliver. her son
Charles Johnson. Louisa A Porter
and Florence Manson. OF property
Ia Island county containing the
family home and burial plhce. and
v hitch they value at $4,000
With Greene. az defendants. are
named Ada =. Greene. bis wife
Helen NJ Greene and Mildred Scar
lorough. who Is the daughter 81
Jane oliver
Charles Johnson and Mildred
scarborough. according 10 tho
complaint. are tho children OF
Mrs. oliver BY william T. johnson.
Louise A. Porter and Florence
Manson are also half.brcedn. Who
are said 10 have an equal Interest
In the property
The substance 81 N. charge -
tina; Greene has been attorney FOR
Jan. Oliver and the other Indians
tlncs 1911. and. BY means OF Yari.
Gus loans. and OF illuminating his
client by telling her that mort
cages wc-e about TO be forccloAci.
he induced her and the other plain.
tins 20 sign papers ~ which they
cid not understand the meaning.
with the purpose Of himself oh
taiuing the possession OF the prop
rrtv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
PROHIBITION
MAY NOT COME
AS WAR MOVE
BY ROBERT J. BENDER

tnlsa rfesa HIaW cafr ssuaudent
WssHisoToH. april 20
Whether war prohibition 10 20
be an emergency measure OF
the present congress will be
determined shortly.
President Wilson ard hls
cabinet today planned 10 take
UP Recommendation Of Scere-
tAry houston for legislation
covering the entire problem Of
food.
II IL expected that Houston =
suggestions will be laid before
congress next week and the gov.
rnmentH Intentions toward war
may be dlyulged. The
prohibition question. officials nov
realize fully. In too closcly con.
nccted with the food problem TO
be considered alone
The queHiion ~ now directly up
10 President Wilson aud his cab.
met Congress. anxious to get
away. doean want to do anything
L doesn't have TO do which might
leiay It's departure.
Il has therefore decided not 90
consider prohibition az this session
unless President Wilson Hpeciflcal.
~ asks Tor IL a. war emergency
Z rislatiou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
We Use the Very Best of Materials
Our Prices Are the Lowest
All Work Guaranteed

examination and tell you just what
ii will cost you TO have them put
into perfect condition. You will he
surprised to find how small the cost
will he under our low-price system.
Examination and estimate, of course,
are absolutely free, and you are not
put under any obligations TO have
anything else done unless you
want it.
We will do your work for you at
Just as small cost as possible and
still! give you a tirst-class job-and
whatever this cost may be it will
be worth a whole lot more than thai
to YOU to have your mouth put into
proper condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Asyese Gan
Tee " ithout Discomfort or Loss
of Time.

We have New Method that cures
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your case Is OF long standing or
recent development. whether II L.
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Asthma. you should send for a free
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what your are or occupation, IL you
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We especially want 20 send II TO
those apparently hopeless cases
where all forms OF inhalers. douches
opium preparations. fumes. patent
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want 10 show everyone Mt our own
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designed 10 end all difficult breath
Ing all wheeling. and all those
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all time
This free offer II too important TO
neglect n single day. write now and
then begin the method at once
Send no money Simply mail coupon
below. DO II Today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
SPECIAL Attorney
TO PROBE BOMB
PLOT "FRAME.UP"

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2O.-Ap-
pointmeni OF special representa-
tive Of the office OF Attorney Gen.
eral Webb. TO conduct the invest.
cation OF tho charges % framing
the Mooney bomb murder cnae
was brought against =. G. Oman f.
expected today Tonight the San
Francisco grand jury plans TO begin
its probe OF the CHARGES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
COURT LOOKS And
SMELLS LIKE BAR

Justice Drinkers court looks and
rmens like the family entrance Of
{ saloon on the morning OF Janu-
airy .
Robert Walker, proprietor of the.
Walker pharmacy OF Renton, was
tried Friday morning, charged with
furnishing liquor.
There was one barrel OF alcohol.
one OF whisky. two small kegs OF
whisky and several broken cases of
fancy goods" in evidence.
The booze was seized In tho au-
tomobile driven by Bert Maynor
within few rods OF the drug
store. April 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
HOOD WILL MANAGE
THE METROPOLITAN

Marc Klaw. OF Klaw & ErlanEer.
arrived in Seattle last night. for the
purpose OF installing a now manager
at the Metropolitan theatre. tho
klaw & ErianEer house In this city.
fanager Klaw has appointed George
r Hood 10 succeed Lewis Haase al
the Metropolitan. while Manager
Haase has been moved TO a position
in a large Eastern city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
PREPARE TO RUSH
CONSIDERATION OF
CONSUMPTION BILL

WASHINGTON. April 2o--Alarm
over the possibility that opposition
TO the administration spy and cen
sorBhip bill might block all other
war legislation caused senate lead.
crs To- suddenly switch their plans
today and announce that considera-
ton OF the adjective conscription
army bin would be put ahead OF all
other bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
5000 BOTTLES OF
NEAR Beer" SEIZED

Pabst malt extract I'm tho amount
of 6.l40 pints. was seized by Dep
uty Sheriffs Scott Malone and G.
s. Campbell. Thursday morning In
the Milwaukee yards The ship
ment was consigned TO Stewart q
Holmes Drug Co There we're G.
eight-carton crates in the ccnsign-
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Men at Sea Will
Get l.. p. Reports

WASHINGTON. April 3o--tmeri.
can scamen hereafter viii get their
newa by United Press"
Each night. at 10 O'Clock. tho big
Arlington n flashes out to sea
the news % be dAy-wAr stories.
domestic news. baseball scores.
boiled down" by tho navy censor
from the United Pross leased wire
report Every ship has orders 20
listen at 10 o'clock. and copy the
'rsportA' AR sent out By tho censor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
JUDGE COLEMAN SPEAKS

Judge Julius A. Coleman. author
and orator viii address the King
County Democratic club NJ It's reg
ular Saturday noon meeting. April
2lst, AT Good Eats cafeteria, First
ave. and Cherry ST., upon the sub
iect. The World.Wars Message
to America
Private Fred W Richardson.
baritone. Coast artillery. U. S. A.,
will sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
SAY S35 WOULD SAVE
THIS W0MAN'S h0ME

The small sum OF s35 will keep
Mrs. Lacy Krib from losing coy
list VIII be given unconditional credit
according 10 neighbors who have
called the attention of The Star TO
the matter The interest il due on
mortgage the first Of May. and
because she has an invalid husband
and daughter without work. there
is no possibility OF making the pay
mcDt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

A NEW golf course Is 10 be
orened on Mercer island under the
leadership Of Charles Il. Horton. OF
the DcXte; Horton estate; j. f.
Patrick, of the j. T. Patrick bond
house, RAYMOND ID Ogden. attor.
ney. j, + Lane. scandinavian
bank, and $. NJ. Amcnt. sos Low.
man building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

= w AFFfl v ~ "
female trouble
backache. nor.
yous spells and
the blues Ny
children r loud
al ng and
romping would
make me 80 ner-
vous | could Just
tear everything
to pieces aud I
would ache all
over and feel 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
., s, AGENTS ARREST
FEDERAL EMPL0YE

DOUGLAS. Arix.. April 20.--Fed-
erai agents today took the first
step toward unearthIng what may
be a plot to smuggie into Mexico
ammunition stolen from the local
Military camp when they arrested
Willis Evans. federal cattle in
spector az Paradise. charging him
With unlawfully having $500
rounds OF L. S. army ammunition
IN his possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

animation before competent judges
as to his knowledge and ability OF
the dental profession.
When your work is done by a
man who holds this certificate, you
may feel sure that it will be done
right and in a scientific and work
manlike manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Divine Sarah Is .
Greatly Improved

NEW YORK. April 2o.-The
condition Of Nine. Bernhardt is
greatly improved. a bulletin at
the hospital announced. Her re-
eovery Is expected. and an off.
elsl bulletin to that effect may
be issued before the end OF the
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
NERVOUSNESS
AND BLUES
Symptoms of More Serious
Sickness

Washington PARK. M ~ am tho
mother OF four children and have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

Get Well the Quickest and
Safest Way

Small fees. easy pay
mcnts. All diseases. Blood
tests OF every kind, Con-
sultatlon free. Twelfth
\year. Dr. Macy, Epler
'Bldg. S1lh Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Let Tomorrow BE
the Limit of Your
''Bad Teeth" Days

Say to yourself right noW as you
read this announcement:
81 knoW that it is the proper thing
to do to haUe my teeth fixed up. UiH
not delay it any longer. WiH go to
the Regal Dental Offices not later
than tomorrow and haze the work
started that ,UiH put my teeth into per-
feet condition"
II YOU make this resolution and STICK TO
IT, il will be one OF the best things you ever
did for yourself You will feel better enjoy life
more look better be far more efcient-in short,
il will be one OF the very finest things you could
possibly do.
We have been telling YOU repeatedly thru the
columns of this newspaper OF the baneiul eiiect
of decayed and decaying teeth-how they gradu-
ally undermine the digestion, how they cause
rheumatism, how swollen joints and even bad
cases Of spinal trouble have been traced to bad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
,CYCERONI" POKONALI DIE
WIATKE KUBY.
Daes rZucaf dOskOnale,
~

Ma boisku PREY 12-tej ulicy i 4S-my
Court W Cicero ZmierZy}a sic dziewia-
tka Kuby p. II. ,,ROMEOS" z dziewiq-
tkq tamteisza p. Il. CICERO" W grze
W pike metOwa ubiegiej niedzieli pO-
pOfudniu. Kuba w kOlejce drugiej ZdO-
byf cztery ca punkta i juz pewien by1
zwyciestwa gdy rywale widzac IL rzu-
cacz JUL jedynie do poraaki dOprOwa-
die ich mOze, usuneli go W san czas
z g0rki rzucacza a W miejsce jego pO-
S1ali lewO pOlowegO Daesa kt0ry do
kOGca cry miai dziewiatke Kuby pod
swOja kontrola. Swiadkami porazki Ku
by byIo przeszlo $500 widow oboiga
p1ci.
K~erningham, rzucacZ dziewiatki ,,RO
MEOS' mia& dwie fatalne kolejki a te-
mi by1y kolejka plata i si6dma. w pia-
tel kolejce Kerningham darOwaf rywa-
lom diva spacery do mety ~pierwszej i
diva teSie %pOdbicia ma jedna metG co spO
wOdOwa}O, re tamci zdObyli az try
punkta w tel kolejce. w kolejce zaS
Si0dmej ,Cyceroni" podbili pike IA
dwie mety trzykrotnie, jedno ma jedna
mete i pi}karz jeden uderZOny pi}ka
przeZ rZucacza - raZem SpOwOdOwa1O
ze piec punkt6w dostali tamci majQc
wygrana zapewniOnQ. Najlepiej pOdbi-
jail trzeciO StanOwy Bartel z klubu wy
SrywajacegO a sprawna gra w pOlu
Spisali sic kr6tkO polOwy Cerny i str6z
mety drugiej Ola Kuby, f. Jameson.
RAPPORT CRY w cyfrach, spisany przez
M $1,000 Antkn tnki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
FILARECI DAJA SIS MA GLOD-
NYCH,

z okazyi imienin pana Bernardo
Dombrowskiego, wlasciciela Wave
lu, u~rzadzila mu iona jego niespo-
dzianke, zapraszajac W tajemnicy
,,Ch6r Filaret0w". Wiara Splewacza,
do kt6rej pan Bernard r6wniez male
zy, pc odbytej lekcyi gromaGnie u
dala sic do mieszkania panstwa Dom
browskich, skladajac solenizantowi
serdeczne zyczenia. Zabawa, jaka "a
zwyczaj towarzyszy W pocoDnych o.
kolicznoSciach, byfa prawdz;wie fl
Iarecka. PAM Dombrowska i jej
madonna siostra, krzataiy sic | s}u-
zyIy goSciom ,,czem chata bogata".
w koncu ma wniosek jednego z ko
leg6w zrobiono skfadke ma g}odnych
W Polsce, kt6ra przyniosla SIS. Su-
me ~polecono oddat redakcyi Dzien--
nika Zwiazkowego.
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HAMMONDCZYCY MAJA SZAMPIO
NAT LIGI MIEJSKIEJ JUZ
ZAPEWNIONY.
* ak

Pokonawszy rywali z klubu ,,Wau-
kegan" poraz drugi punktami ) do 1
ma boiSku wiaSnem ubiegIej niedzieli
p%opoludniu, Hammondczycy zapewnili
sobie juz teraz pierwsze miejsce w IL
DE miejskiej i So o stOpie6 blizej szam
p"ionatu ligi wymienionej. Halas darO-
wal z~wyciezcom az ~jedenaScie C1) ude
rzeG i szeSc CO. spacer6w do mety pier
wszej gdy zaS Henning zezwOli1 die
wiatce %pOkOnanej ma zdobycie szeSciu
uderZen.
Waukegans zdObyli zaraz w pierw-
Szej kolejce punkt ieden dzieki ~podbiciu
pilki ma dwie mety. zdObyte przez pill
kara polskiego Jakubika, str0aa mety
t~rzeciei i omyfki n%onp4nionei przez ry-
wala. Ten sam Jakubik zdobyf i drugi
punkt ola swoich W sz6stej kolejce a i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
I[acS.

Kr6l. odbedzie sic dis, dnia Fl sierp
mia, o godzinie Smej wieczorem, W
hall mr.. 5. Kazdy brat powinien bye
obecny, BIO So wazne sprawy do za}a-
twienia. - J0zef j. Liss, PREF. Win.
Klajbor, sekr. prot, 1858 Dickson
ul.
OddziaI Sw. Monik1 nr. % M.
P. odbedzie posiedzenie dis o godzi-
ME 1880 wieczorem, W hall mr.. Atty.
Wszystkie czlonkinie proszone sa o
przybycie DO So wazne sprawy do "a
latwienia. Do ~zapfacenia opr6cz po-
datku miesiecznego, przypada 25c "a
bazaar. - Anastazya Jafowy, pref;
FIR. Bieschke, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
NOTATKl
OSOBISTE I TOWARZYSKIE.

Chcac okazat sw6j patryotyzm'
dziewietnastoletni Stanisiaw Ligman,
syn DID. Piotra 1 Pauliny Ligmanow'
zam. pnr. 124S No. Maplewood ave.,
ma Helenowie, porzucil intratna po-
SADIE auditora W biurze firmy wyro-
bu cukierek ,,Lowney", ably wstapic
do wojska. Wyjechal on do ,.Jeffer-
son Barracks, W Missouri. Stani-
s{aw Jest bratem ks. Tadeusza Lig-
mana, C. R., wice-rektora Kollegium
sw. Stanisiawa, dr.. J6zefa Ligmana,
kt6rego ~kancelarya mieSci sic PREY
5Oei ul. i Ashland Ave i tarmaceu-
tv NJ. F. Lfgmana, wiaSciciela apte-
XII, pnr. 2s76 Milwaukee ave.
- =
Bvlv czlonek sztabu medycznego
stanowego szpitala ola oblakanych
Cr. Jozef C.. Kaczkowski zamiano-
wany zostal pierwszym porucznikiem
W t. wv. Medical Officers Reserve
| Corps". Porucznik Kaczkowski wy
jecha{ do Fort Riley, Kansas.
= =
PAM Agnieszka Nering poWroclfa
z rekreacyi wakacyjnych z Wiscon--
sin. Wkr6tce przystapi PAM N. DO
pr~zygotowan ma otwarcie swej szko-
" spiewu ma scion jesienny.
:
w odwiedziny do krewnych, "a
mieszkalych W LaSalle, Ill. WYE
chali zamieszkali ma Helenowie PIP.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
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DZIEWIATKA NIESEN'A DOSTALA
SMARY.
M0M

Do najzacietSzych kOnteSt6w jake rO
zegrane by}y ubieg}ej niedzieli popO-
1udniu ma bOiSkach ChicagOskiCh zali-
czyc MONA kontest dziewiatek Rogers
Parks" i Garden CITY, ma bOiSku tych
OStatnich, kt6ry TRIVIAL NJ c%ztcrnaScic
90 kOlejek, a kt6ry ~zakoGczy1 sic kOm
pletna porazka dziewiatki NieSena p.
H.. Garden City. ByIa to walka rzu-
caczy Penna i OvcrlOcka. Cyfry takie:
Rogers Parks:
r. II. II.
10000 OOOO 90 ID II .
Garden City:
OOO4 OOO 5000 0 0 o. o 4
Bateryc: Overlook i Rycraft Penn
! Cameron.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
q * q * q
COREY SPISAL SIZE LEPIEJ Cd
STACKA.
* q *

Ma bOiSku PREY Sawyer | Milwaukee
II w Logan Square Stoczy1y Jaw
ziety kontest przedwczoraj dwie slime
d%ziewiatki z ligi ChicagOSkiej. DIE
wiQtka Logan Squares" pokonaia ry-
wall Z dziewiQtki ..RagenS' punktami
= do O.. Rzucacz dziewiatki przegrywa-
jacej spisai sic jednak o wiele lepicj
cd swego rywala, kt6rego koledzy wy
grail kontest ten tylko dzieki spa
cerom' zdObytym do mety pierwSzej
zaraz nj wStepie. Cyfry take 4:
II. II. Il.
Ragens: 10000 OOOO 90 Q
Logan So. . 0 x-2 . .
Baterye: Corey i McClOskey Stack
i Dennis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
Ruch v TOWarzystWach.
re STANISkAWOWA.

- Oddzia} Sw. Cecylii mr.. go M.
P. odbedzie regularne p%osiedzenie
jutro W srode, o'godz. 7mej wieczo-
rem, W hall mr.. 3, a pc posiedzeniu
wystapimy in corpore ma bazaar. O.
becnocc wszystkich pozadana. - K.
Czekala, PREF; Zofia GlaDas, sekr.
prot.
- Reguiarne m~iesieczne posie-
dzenie Tow. M}odz. sw. Kazimierza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
0IW ~ ~ "
BELOIT WYGRYWA.
e . 81

OK
DZiewiQtka w BelOit p. IL. Fair
bankS-Morse' W dalSzym ciagu POGO
stale ma pierwszem miejscu. Ubiegiej
niedzieli pOpofudniu ma boiSku Was
mem W Beloit, Wis, pokona1a dziewia-
IKE ,,Galligans' punktami Q do g.. Cy-
fry takie:
r. II. f..
G~aIligans: 0 0 0 0 200 4 Go II 3
Fair. Nor. $ 0 0 / . 1 x-9 Q .
Baterye: Black i r. CrOnin i Kenman
i Witte.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21

Niepewna pogoda dis wieczorem
| W Srode. Prawdopodobn1e deszcz.
Niewiele zmiany W temperature. -
Umiarkowany p6inocno-wschodni
Wiatr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21

adwokat l.. H. Mazurk z iona Stani-
slawa. PIP. Mazurk do Chicago "a
mierzaja powrocic "a diva tygodnie.
- ~
PAM Jadwiga J6zwiakowska, cor
ka panstwa Wincentego i Amy J6z-
wiakowskich, mieszkajacych pod mr..
22O1 Cortez ul. poddala sic wczoraj
operaCyi W szpitalu Matki Bozej z
Nazareth ola usunieCia wady noso-
wei. Operacya przeprowadzona 20
stala pomySlnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21
Z Biura ~MstsurOIuglCznsgO.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszeJ naJwyz-
sza temperature wynosiia IS stopni,
rajnizsza IS stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi II stop
nj; niedob6r te~mperatury W tym ro-
ku Pol stopni.
Wsch6d s}onca o godz. 5 min. 4
rano.
Zach6d sionca o godz. 6 min. AZ
wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-21

w koSciele Sw. Wac}awa, dzisiaj o
godzinie 9tej rano poblogosiawlony
zostaf zwiazek m%alzenski panny
Henryki Dybowskiej, 1915 Month
cello ave-, dawniejszej solistki Sta
nisiawowa, z D.. Franciszkiem An
drzejewskim, synem PIP. Miko}aja j
Franciszki Andrzejewskich, pione--
row Jadwigowa.
Pan Stanislaw Liczmanski, dyrek-
tor Macierzy Polskiej | o~ficyalista
banku ~polskiego North Western spe-
dza tydzien wakacyi z rodzina W Der
by, Mich, dokad udal sic onegdaj
wieczorem W swym automobile.
Do Fox Lake ma wakacye wyjecha-
la wczoraj z trzema corkami Klara,
Gertrude i Cecylia, p. Maryanna Pit
lock, maizonka p. J6zefa Pitlocka,
bylego posla do legislatury Stanowej,
zam. pnr. 1853 n. Ashland ave.
PAM Pitlock podejmowana jest
przez PIP. Giorsch6w, kt6rzy stale spe-
dzaja scion letni W Fox Lake.
Z" "
RealnoSc pnr. 1885 Noble ul., "a
$4,000, cd PIP. Walentego i zofii Or
likowskich kupili PIP. w. S~tempinscy.
PoSredniczyi p. A. A. Kowalski.
:. =
Do domowych pieleszy z Wauke--
gan, gdzie specify dwu-tygodniowe
wakacye powr6cily PAM NJ. Dondele-
wska i jej kuzynki Marta, Wanda,
Helena i Marya Golubskie. w Wau-
! kegan podejmowane n by}y przez
DID. L. Brzozowskich, dawnych para
fan Maryanowa.
~ i
Ciezkiej operacyi W szpitalu sw'
Elzbiety, PREY Claremont ave.
Hirsch boulevard, onegdaj poddaia
| sic PAM Marta Barlik, zam. pnr. 1850
Elston ave. Operacya wypadla po--
myslnie.
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POJECHALI / PRZEGRALI.

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II Aurora donosza re ubiegfej niedzie
Ii zawitali tam grace z klubu Jake
Stahla / zostali sromOtnie %pOkonani
punktami 10 do 4 przez dziewiatke tam
tejsza. Cyfry:
r. II. e.
Aurora: 1 / co. I . X-10 II :
j. Stalls: O 1 0 > / 0 O o. Z 3
Baterye: Young / Quinn; Hanley |
Hamilton | Rinehart | Brown.
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ZHnim uras. sic po poraue 90 adwo-
kata. przsjrzyj liste polskich prawni-
kow ma szpaltach DZIENNIRA CHI.
C~AGOSKIEGC
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w ne
. Sprawie Sejmu
Zjednoczenia
Do delegat0w i delegatek
Zjedn. p. r. X. wybra-
nych ma Sejm XXXV.

W obec stanowiska jake zajai "a
Rad W sprawie majacego sic odbyG
W tym roku Sejmu Zjednoczenia nj
zej podpisany komitet pozwala So
bic niniejszem zaprosit wszystkich
delegat6w i delegatki, kt0rzy zostali
wybrani ma ten Sejm, ma mityng
ktory sic ma odbyC W czwartek, dn.
24go sierpnia, o godzinie Smej VIE
czorem W hall Zj~ednoczenia, PREY
Milwaukee ave. i Augusta I'll.
Wszyscy d~elegaci i delegatki, kt6-
rzy So "a tenn, ably Konstytucya |
uchwaly Sejmowe ME by}y gwa}co-
ne, ably Sejm sic odbyf tax Jak Kon-
stytucya przepisuje, MECH sic racza
ma mityng ten stawiG. Gel tego mi
tyngu jest, ably delegaci powzieli ak
eye celem wyswietlenia ca}ej sprawy,
kt6ra z~osta}a zagmatwana i przez
btedne t}omaczenie Koustytucyi i sta
nowiska wfadzv Stanowej W tel spra-
vie delegaci | Zjednoczency zostali
W bIad wprowadzeni.
u s~zacunkiem,
n. l.. P~iotrOwski,
Franciszka GAIA,
Pawef Nawrot,
Anna S~kOczylas,
StanisIaw GOdZich,
KOMITET.
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