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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-12
ALL ELIGIBLE MEN
GET QUEST|0NA|RES
LOCAL BOARD WILL BEGIN SEND
ING OUT NOTICES NEXT
SATURDAY


Members of the local military ex-
emption board will begin sending cop
les of the new QUESTIONABLE to the
registered men next Saturday, Decem-
Der 10. A copy of this will be sent
to every registered man who is not
already in the actual military or nav
al service of the United States. The
simple mailing of it is official notice
to appear for examination. Change of
address does not excuse a man. He is
placed under obligations to notify
the local officers of his whereabouts.
The questionnaires for the Latah
county men will be sent out in the
following order, the numbers indi-
cate the order in which the men are
called:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-12
Sends a Million Pounds

LONDON-The British government
has sent one million pounds sterling
to Halifax for relief work and the re-
building of the city.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-12
GREAT WESTERN
FRONT ASSAULT.
GERMAN DRIVE EX.
PECTED AGAINST BRITISH
AND FRENCH

LONDON-Germans today continued
to push preparations for their great
western front offensive. German air
planes and raiders are unusually ac-
tive Field Marshal Haig reported the
repulse of local attacks north of La
vaquerie. The British successfully
raided the German trenches near Pont
Ruet and northwest of st. Quentin.
Prisoners and machine guns were cap
tured.
There is a perceptible lessening of
the pressure on the italian front con-
firming the belief that the Teutons
have switched troops from the Italian
to the west front.
Great Forces Move
WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS AT
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS = Long
lines of transports carrying rein
forcements are seen behind the Ger
man lines on the northern British
flank in the Cambria sector. Great
IlOChS Ol GCIllldu oil plduSS ouuCdfOl-
ed unsuccessfully to prevent the Brit
ish aviators from learning this.
Make Vicious Drive
This morning the Germans opened
the most violent artillery fire on the
British flank. Their airplanes con-
centration is the greatest the Germans
have yet disclosed.
Busy About verdun
BERLIN-Unusual German activity
in the Verdun sector is officially re-
ported. The enemy artillery is active
on both sides of the Meuse. German
air raids were repulsed.
British Hold Good Ground
LONDON-Director of Operations
Maurice declared today that the Brit
ish Cambria position was enormously
in British favor as to comfort and safe
ty although the enemy neutralized the
success of the first British assault
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-12
President is Arrested

LONDON - The new revolutionary
regime arrested President Muchaua'
Monday, it is announced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30

FRITZ DTAIsEL WILL
PLAY WITH BOSTON?

Chicago, aug. 80 Fritz MaiseI. the
speedy sHHeider of the New York Van
KEGS Is to try to help the Boston Red
9o& neat the White Sox out OF the
peI1aaal- according 10 an authentic re-
poFt maze last night just before the
Yankees left Chicago for the east
During the day Roger Rreenaha1
manager and part owner of tbe Ta-
Iedo club. conferred whit Owner Rum
pert and Manager Donovan of the van
kees, trying 10 get MaIsel for his cIuh
ana a deal was practically closed ~
tae tasf moment. however. il appears
5iiat the Red Sox refused to grant
waivers aud put in a claim for Mai
7ei services II was said that instead
q accompanying the Yankees to New
7 ork Na5sel had a ticket direct Id
Boston
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
MISS ALLEN PLAYS
GOLF CHAMP TODAY

Chicago Aug 60-Four matches.
each containing a champion or former
champion of 81 more or less extended
territory. were staged today in the
third round Of the 18th annual cham
pionship tournament of the Wouen's
Western Golf association at the Floss
moor Country Climb
Mrs Fred @. Let's. present cham
plou ia the upper ha}f of the draw, Ton
day met Miss Elizabeth Allen Of Dav-
export. Iowa champion. Tor the fourth
time in championship tournaments.
The two played matches IN the ma
tional champ iCnship. in a previous
western meet and fu the finals of the
Iowa championship. Miss Allen yes-
terday scored AZ. two under par on the
second half while Mrs Let's was
scoring what could wei have been a
par SIS fer the rs holes when She won
her match on the 14tb sTaFn.
The other match iu the upper Haf
was between Miss Vida IEeveIIyu.
western champion in 1909 and Miss
Lois Strumer, rs years OLD who has
exhibited preeogious golf. downing the
experienced Miss Marjorie Edwards
yesterday vita better than par for the
rs holes played
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
S.. 900 STAKE WON
BY BUSXS LsASSLE

FoesGaeepsie H. ~ Aug So
Buzgs Lassle. owned by Barton Par
dee af Atlantic CITY, N s.. and driven
ay Walter R Cox. won the Enlckar-
booker 2:0- trot for $4,000 purse
ia the Grand circuit meeting. but not
until the event had gone four heats.
ALTHOUGH it was raced on the three
heat system. At the end Of the third
heat Busy's Lassia and BrascLa stood
tied in the summary, and under the
rules the two went another heat to
decide the winner The best time
was in the first heat, 06tz which
was won by Brescia.
The best time was made bv Peter
Chenault IN the Hudson Valley 2-1-
trot- when he stepped the first heat
IN 2:o4s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
D0BLE TO
COACH NAVY ELEVEN

Detroit Mich Aug. ao.-Gitmour
Do9le. coach OF the University of De
tFolt football eleven. has resigned and
mas accepted an offer as Instructor Of
tootoali at the naval academy at An
napoIis, Ever since he graduated from
Minnesota. Dobie has been coaching
IeotbalI eievens with remarkable sue
cess lie was not satisfied with the
snaii squad with the local universuv
turned out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30
MINnR EFAT< VOL.

Ies AHo.nes Iowa Aus Sc Jimmy
Minor lightweight boxer 81 Memphis
Tenn. probably VIII be matched with
Nattv Meeae Of Minneapolis il was
said to-day as the result Of Minor de-
elstFe g4etory en- points ever Johnny
Move Of ST Paul ia ten-round bout
here last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-30

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-10

Read 1roup Bros. special adver.
ttscneHt today 1p 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-10

automobile Read the Wan. Ads.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-10
EVERYONE NEEDS 4 TONIC TO
WITHSTAND The RlCoRS or WINTER

il is just now that assistance is need
cd a few bottles of S S. S, viii
dc you wonderful amount Of good
by thoroughly cleansing and purify
ing the blood and putting the entire
system In tip-top condition 1t will
improve your appetite, and by in.
ereasing your supply Of rich, red blood
throughout the circulation, new life
and vigor viii take the place of that
weak and good for nothing feeling
* $. S is sold by druggists every
where. who viii tell You that ii has
hayn on The market for more than
an years and is thoroughly reliable
Valuable 66oks and free medical nd
vice can be had by writing to Swift
Specific Co. 80 Swift Laboratory. At
iaata en-.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-10
ESCAPED
BROWNING IN OPEQUON

Afs Howard Boden Of Brueotown.
Ere ortch county narrowly escaped
be'ne drowned one day 1aat week in
ope9Uo5 ereeE when a young horse
he was driving dragged her into
lecp hole in the creek Mrs. noden
was Watering her horse Mt The stream
Nhcu The animal suddenly plunged
So the wafor and sank into aple
hat had heea washed In Ike ford
NJ place by recent heavy rams.
When she sank the buggy ran over
her pInning her TO the bottom Of he
9hcam The horse finally broke away
nj Mrs Bodcn came to the susraoe
with lbe buggy She struggled to the
appcetr bank where she fel ~
bauetel Shc was compelled to walk
mile Ia M home to get medical
attention
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-10
WILL or DAVID WlLLET
IS FILED FOR PROBATE

The will Of the late Mr. David vii
let, Of lnwood. has been probated at
the oAice Of County Clerk Hobbs
The viii provides that after certain
bequests are paid 70 I've of he chill.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-03-22

Eere lice the so called Brion
Bridge,
Five miles below the town,
Where FIVE good men have lost their
lives,
When this old bridge went down.
Each OF the five had many friends,
Whose heart aches we deplore,
Yet in the heart of mother and
friend,
There is still burning sore.
How God can take these trials
here,
And turn them to a blessing,
We cannot now understand,
We may know some hereafter.
Composed March LIST. The day
after the collapse by subscriber.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-03-22
Peat Rous.

The peat boys of Ireland have been
so persistently emphasized in all eco
nomic discussions of the Irish people,
as we'll as in the literature of the
country, that the average individual
has come to think of this island as
having virtual bog monopoly, but as
a matter of fact, there are is times
as many square miles of such land in
the United States and Canada as there
are in Ireland. while continental Flu.
ropes bogs' aggregate an area as ex-
tensive as that of the French republic.
Not all Dogs produce fuel peat, how
ever.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-03-22

Prepare yourselves for the great
world, as the athletes used to do for
their exercises; oil your mind and your
manners, to give them the necessary
suppleness and nexibility; strength
alone will not do, as young people
are too apt to think.-Chesterfield.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-03-22

FORD TOURING CAR
Good condition. Equipped with
Mechanical Starter. Shock Absor-
bers, Stewart Speedometer. Tool
Box, Foet Accelerator, Batteries,
Etc,
Apply to
DR.. J. w. STROTHER,
Belington, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-03-22

Program for Farmers Meet
ing March Oath, 7::30 p. m. at
Ten Mile.
Music.
2.-Recitation.
3.-Farmers organization
A. S. Dayton.
berry Culture.-W. w.
Bosley.
5.-Trimming fruit trees
S. E. Jones.
6.-Feltilizing wheat in spring.
j. G. Wilmoth.
How to hold boys on the
farm.-I. M. Polling.
8.-Querries on farming.
S. E. JONES,
W. J. GOODWIN,
R. S. DAYTON,
Committee.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-03-22

JESUS THE WAY, TRUTH AND
LIFE.

(Review.)
SCRIPTURE LESSON-Read John "A
liza
GOLDEN TExT-Jesus saith unto him
am the way, the truth, and the life, nc
man cometh unto the father. but by me
John 1916.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-29
POGoJI "a ZDRUzENJE
Slovanske Delavske Podporno
Zveze !;
slovensko Narodno Podporno
Jednoto.

CIanstvo SlOvanskc Delavske
POdporne Zveze in Slovenske Ma
rodne Podporne Jednotc, prva $
sedezem V Conemaugh, Pa, drn-
ga Chicago, H.. je po vetlet-
mem pripravlianju in pc diskuzi-
Jah priSlo do zakljuda, da Sc Slo-
vanska Delavska podporno zveza
zdruzi z SlOvensko NarodnO Pod.
rorno jednoto in razpusti svoio
inkorporacijo V DRAW Penns!yl'
vania pod pogoiem, da clanstvo
>. ID. p. u. glasuje Z dvctretiinsso
ve"inO oddanih glasov N predlo-
zene pOgOie. Razumc Sc mai. ia
sc clani s. d. p. T., XII Sc ne ndclf-
re teea gl~asovania. smatrajo. "a
sc strinjajo 2 izidom tega glaSo'
vanla, ne glede kakO 10 i2pade'
kraievni tajniki zveze imajo DO
slati glasovnice posameznih ca'
nov 81. tajniku zvezc takoj, ko j.
MI lid glasovanja priobcen v GA.
shin zveze in ia Jill ina izrocih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-29

kl so sc sesll v svrho po:vetOvania
"a zdruzitev. Po pejasnilu lie bilo
razvidno, da nj prisel omenien;
sestanek do nikakrSnega zaklius.
ka, KID bi mogel pospesiti zdruzitev
oziroma stvar, kakor .Je 70 8. u
p. u. sklenila ma svoji zadnii kon.
venciji ida sprejme pravila 8. \
p. j. "a svojo, ako sc zdruziti: No
porotilih br. Prostorja 1e razyid.
no, da so zastOpniki ma doti6nem
sestanku bill pc vetinl mnenia. a,
sc o zdruzitev izvrsiti ma nod
lagi enakOpravnosti organizaci;
kar sc razrme kot nova Organize
eliza pod popOlnoma novim char.
teriem.
Tajnik preGita dopisovanie med
MIN in tamikom S. y. p. J. tn
sc vZame ma znanje; nadalje M.
jasni finan6no stalisce obeh oroa.
nizaeij, ter je mnenia, da to no
bo delalo nikakrsnih preelav;e
wee IN zdruzitev.
Brat Cerne poro1a o svoiem
delovanju "a casa, kar je bill IL.
voljen v tozadevni odbor. nakar
predloA pogoje cd 81. odbora s
\. p. j.; obenem predlozi kopi;o
svojega pisma, V katerem zeli. d,
da I'll. Odbor s. \. p. J. iziavo
kako misli o 81. odboru s. D. p
H.; obenem zeli, da 81. odbor s. \
+. j. pripozna I'll. odbor s. D. p
z. ma prihodnji konvenciji (pred.
sednika, tajnika, blagajnika, pred.
nadz. odbora ter preds. por. cd.
bora kot 6lane konvencije 2 is,i.
mi pravicami, kot Jill uzivaio o.
stall DELEGATE. Vodgovor je pre.
jei pisrno od 81. tajnika, IL kate.
rega je razvidno, da se 81 .odbor
>. \. p. j. protivi tomu, 6es da hi
sc ola ma ia nacin hotelo pripoznat;
diva 81. odbora. PoroGiIo So wan.
ma znanje.
Siedi opoldanski odmor.
Nadaljevanie seize oh | 30 Don.
Navzoci so vsi.
Brat FIR. Pavlov6i6 kOt zaupnik
:. ID. p. z. in kot 81. tainik
DIR. Sv. Barbara poro6a o svoiem
deiovanju "a zdruzitev. preSi,,
pismene izjave ostalih 81. odbor.
nikov DIR. Sv. Barbara, il katerih
Je razvidno, da so vsi "a tak,isno
zdruzitev s s. d. p. Y. ter da je
Ogromna vecina bodisi 6lanstya +,
glavnim Odborom vred, da Sc ii
dive pennsylvania slovenski pod.
PORN organizaciii takoj zdruii,e
V emo samo, ter v kolikor je on III.
struiran cd Ostalih ri. odboruikor
kakor tudi cd posameznih slanov,
ola maj DELUXE ma to, da dr.. sv.
Barbara stopi pod charter s. D.
I. Il. a poslnje maj Sc pa pc ST.
stemu, XII mai hi bill najbolj prila.
OGDEN in prakti6en. Mnenia lie, da
tukaj nj nobenega zadrzka wee,
razun samO Sc sploSno glosovanje,
katerO hi pa brcz dvoma izpado
5 presenetljivo ve6ino v prilog ia.
ko]Snje zdruzitve. Nadalje poro.
ca, ola je 81. OdbOr DIR. Sv. Barba-
re dial prera6unati ~finan6no stan
je drustva, ker pa actuar $ svojim
delom do sedaj Sc nj gotov, ne
more Sc sedaj podati V natanSno-
sti porotila finanenega stania,
/, vsekakor pa z gotovostjo upa,
ola Je Organizacija solventna, ter
ola cello istO presega.
PorOcilO Sc vzame 2 Odobraya.
MEM ma %znanie, ter Sc sklcnc, da
Sc DELUXE Z vSemi moGmi. da Sc
pridobi tudi dr.. Sv, Barbara "a
zdruzitev S s. n. p. j. isto6asno,
Slueaju pa ola hi Sc pogajanja $
=. \. p. j. pretrgala ali pa zaka.
snila, Sc bode gledalo ma to, da Sc
II dive organizaciji zdruzite, ne o.
ziraje Sc ma S. y. p. J.
Glavni urad S. ID. z. T.. ie prejel
sledeee pogoie "a zdruaitev cd s.
y. p. j..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-29

NavzO6i: Preds. John ProstOr,
tai. Blaz. Novak, zapis. Andrej
Vidrich, blag. Josip Zele, pom.
blag. Frank PavlovGic, nadz. Nj
kolaj Povse, IN Frank kaueif, por.
odbornika Anton LavriG in Frank
Bavdek, ter pOmozni odbornik
Stefan Fabric cd DIR. Stew. 3.
Preds. Otvori sejo oh ". dopOl-
dine. Zapisnik zadnje odborove
seize Sc sprejme, kakor .ie bill pri-
ob6en, v celOti. -
Tajnik predlozi rezultat splos-
mega glasoyanja "a POM. odbOr in
Ia 3. nadzornika, az cesar .je az
vidno, da so bill izvOlieni 2 vefino
oddanih glasov sledeci:
Frank Kaucic, 3. nadzornik
$. ID. p. H., V pomOzni odbor:
Martin jaeger, clan DIR. stew. |.
Conemaugh; Ivan Grafmer, elan
Dir. Stew. .. Maxhom; Stefan "a
bric, clan DIR. stew. g.. Franklin ;
Ivan Suhadolnik, elan DIR. 36.
South Fork; Ignac Peeiak, elan
Dir. Stew. As. Johnstown Frank
Pristavec, elan Dir. Stev. 70. Bon
Air.
Tajnik preaita poroGilo pOdp.
Jos. Zorkota, da sc mu zaradi "a
drzka nj bilo mogoce udeleziti
seje, sc vzame na znan1e.
Tajnik pOroca, da je i~zpraznje-
no mesto 3. porotnika s. d. p. H.,
ker je sobr. Anton Welley odsel
k vOiakom: glasom pravil Sc mora
izvoliti drugim potom 3plosnega
glasovanja.
Porofila druStev Stew. II. I'M GO.
glede ureditve aSesmenta. da mai
sc IA stalnO nalozi ma vSakega Ella
ma pc ) centov wee mesecnO, radi
teea, da ne no vei naklad, kakor
so bile do sedaj Sc vzame ma INA
ME.
Zadeva pc umrlem sobratu
FIR. Luzariu, cd DIR. Stew. 10. sc
resi-, tia Sc dOti6ni eek odpoSl.ie
naravnosi ma dedi6e; V slu6aju,
ola ina kdo sobratOv kaj p~rejeti,
Sc imajo doticni med Schoi sami
pOravnati.
DruStvo Stew. |. zeli. da resi- 81.
odbOr zadevo sObr. John Kolenca.
Omenieni ie izgubil vid ma levem
otesu pri delu V premogokopu.
Sobr. kolenc je pri zvezi zavaro-
van V Oddelku "a $4,000; vsled
tega je opravi6en lie "a $4,000 "a
poskodbe, katera vsota Sc mu cd
Steje cd njegove usmrtnme; s. ID.
j. T.. nina sklada "a poSkodbe,
pac pa V enakih sluGajih izplaGuje
OdSkodnine H. smrtninskega skla-
da lie vrste izpla6itve ne smejo
presegati mad polovico rHmrtnine,
in ne mad $250.OO.
Seize sc udelezi sObr. Frank
Cerne, elan DIR. Stew. 81, clan cd.
bora IN zdruzitev.
Zadcvo DIR. stew. 3. radi preston.
mega lista sObr. NJ. Roka smatra
81. odbor "a reSeno, kot 10 je reSil
q. Odbor ma svoii zadnji sell, ter
sklep ostane pri tenn.
Tajnik predlozi proraeun in
preostanek .blagajne biyse S. ID.
p. in p. ID. ter pOvdarja, ola Sc je
morale ~ vsOte, katero je imela
prejeti S. ID. p. u. kot este pre-
estate gotovine, izpiatati ne 20.
zncje IL zvezine blagajne wee boil
niSkih podpor, kot obvemost hiv-
Sc Penziiske dru5be, do l.. decem-
bra 1915. ter da sc bla9ajna IL.
enact : 6lanstvOm S. d. p. H., DO.
daja sledeti proratun:
kot preostanek blagajne 6.
ID. u. in p. ID. sc .je pre-
Jelo ........ .$293.3
ObveznOSti do |. dee. 1916.
je imela drulba ma bol.
pOdpori i'll drugO q. 49,. l45.OC
o>talo tistega preostanka $l4S.31
:. ID. p. in p. ID. je Stella "a casa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-29

Uradno Classic: PRoLETAREC, 4Os W. sst St, Chicago, III
Cenjna drustva, oziroma nih uradnk, 10 ujudno proseni, posjat vse
dopise naravnOst n a gavnega tajnika in nikogar drugega- Denar ma Sc poilta
dopise naravnost n gavnega tajnika in nikogar drgega. Denar mai Sc posita
potion prvatnh eekov. Nakaznice maj Sc nasovln; Bias Novak, Conemaugh
Deposit Bank, Conemaugh, Pa, in tako nsNovliene poslja mesenim poroti
lm ms naslov gL tajnka.
V 'ueas-, d opazijo drustveni tajniki pi porocih glavnega tujniks kake
PomanJkIvostt mai to nemudoma naznaniJo uradu glavnega tjnika, da s. v pi
hodnje poprs..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-29
ADvERTIsHAlHNT
P0DP0RNA zyEzA
lnksrpoctruaa q. aertA 1903
drfavt Penn.
SLOW. DELAVSkA
Sedez: COnemauUh. Pa
aLAvNI URADNIKI:
urasovlysaa dps 10. avvssts
lAs.

PREDSEDNlK: Ivan Prostor, 81 20 st. Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
PODPREDSEDNIK: JoIp Zorko, X. +. d. :, box l3 West Newton, Pa
TAJNIK: Bias Novak, 20 Main St, Conemaugh, Pa.
pOM0aNI TAJNIK: Andrea vidrich, no Franklin Main ST. Couemaugh, Pa
BLAGAJNIK: JoMp zde, 652 ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
fOMOzNI BLAGAJNIK: Frank Pavloven, b. 67, Forest City, Pa
NADzoRNIKI:
l nadzrmk: Ivan A. Eaker, 207 Hanover St, Milwaukee, Wis
3 nadzopik; Nikolaj PovSe, l Crab st, Numrey Hill, n. s Pttsburgh, Pa
b nadzornik: Frank KamG6, Boz a., Dronlo, Pa.
PoRoTNIK1:
] porotnik: Anton Lavris, box s, Yukon, Pa.
? porotnik: Frank Bavdek, 633 Glass Ave, Cleveland. Ohio
B. porotnik: Anton ely, box So, Superior, Pa
vRHovNI ZDRAvN1K:
p. :. Kern, NJ. ID, 6e2 St Clair We, Cleveland. Ohio
PoMozNI oDBoR:
lager, Conemaugh, Pa.
Ivan Grantner. 40 Rossel Ave. Johnstowm, Pa.
Stefan Zabrac, Conemauth, Pa.
Ivan Suhadlnik, Box 253. South Fork. Pa.
lgnae Peeiak, 2s7 Ccper Ave, Johnstown, Pa.
Franz Pritave, Conemaugh, Pa.
GLAvNI URAD v Hist St 20 Main ST, Conemaugh, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-29
ObveznOst 254tih CLANCY I'VE

Obveznost 254tih CLANCY I'VE
zini blagajni .$5I7u
' dosego tie svote razpisuje 81. Cd
bor ma vsakega clana bivse pen.
zijske dTuzbe po $500. katera
vsota mora biti pokrita v tekoe;h
dveh mesccih.
Tajnik prctita poroSilo o sta
nju blagajne s. D.. p. 2. a TO 90
vzame ma znanje, Ito bo razvidno,
ko DO priob6eno V glasiiu).
Ma dnevni red pride zadeva
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-01
PETE KILDUFF PROVES
HE'S THE REAL THING

NEW YORK, Aug. Pete KiIduf
has proved his class Out Of the
Western League to the big show for
the frst time in his career the little
fellow has underBtudied Charlie He--
cog until he has gained . reputation
that some day will carry him into
position es q regular.
Pete did his FIRST work as a regular
for the Giants when Herzog tried to
kick piece Of chewing gum for q
goal and landed on the crown Of his
back in q Philadelphia railway sta
ton He was out for several days.
Kilduff went In. helded and hit at
high speed, and Immediately became q
popular Giant
Recently the HsrEog back again
developed Q kink and Rilduft went
back with such Eusto and success
that he's mere solid than ever. I'm
derstudying Charley HerzoE with any
degree Of success is quite a little
task, but Rilduff has done It.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-01
WHITE SOXYELLOW
WHEN PINCH COMES
THINKS BLACK JACK

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-"weIl outEame
them, that's ALL" says Jack Barry,
manager of the worlds champions
The White Sox are not there when
the pinch comes. We're proving that
every day"
Two straight victories for the Red
sox have given them the lead in the
American League pennant race and
all Boston believes that they'll never
be headed, once they get a margin OF
four or i've games over their rivals.
Eddie Ciootts has been q stumbling
block for the champions all season,
but he took his medicine yesterday
like a little man. He was driven
from the mound, the Red Sox collect.
ing eleven hits OF him in seven
innings.
Dutch Leonard let the White sox
down with seven hits and after the
iirst inning he was master of the
situation.
With two on In the first, Hooper
drove a safety to right The ball
bounded on John Collins glove and
hoped up into the bleachers, giving
Hooper a home run and scoring three
runs for the Red Sox-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-01
CONNIE DOYLE IS
INVITED TO PLAY
IN SINGLES EVENT

Conrad Doyle, washington's pre-
mier tennis player, has received q
special invitation to go to the ma
tional championship singles tourna-
ment to be held at Forest Hills, L L,
the middle of the month.
George T. Adee, president of the
National Lawn Tennis Association,
has extended the personal invitation.
Doyle is undecided as to whether he
will be able to make the trip.
The play OF Washington's champion
in the clay court tournament at
Cleveland last year, his defeat of
George N. Church, play against Will
lis z. Davis, and great struggle
against Karl Behr earned him a rank
ing as No. IL in the country's best
players.
Doyle has been unable to play much
tennis this spring and summer, con-
filming his court work to Saturday
afternoon matches in the Washington
Tennis Association schedule and sew
eral Sunday afternoon meetings with
Dean c. MAthey, who was ranked at
No. 10
A dearth OF hiSh-class competition
here in Washington has been Doyle's
greatest handicap. He is so far re-
moved from local players that he
has been unable to get proper prac-
tice for high-class competition.
President Adee's personal invita-
ton is a high tribute to the prowess
of the local star.