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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Held Last Night by the Limestone
Lodge No. SO, knights Of Pythias,
Instead Of Anniversary Pro.
gram Planned.

Limestone Lodge No. 36, Knights of
Pythias held memorial services In the
Castle Hall last night in honor of
Major Horatio Ficklin, who was one
of the surviving charter members of
that lodge. The services were very
impressive.
The Knights had planned to hold
anniversary services for the evening
to celebrate the Fiftieth Anniversary
of the founding of the order. Upon
hearing of the death of Major Ficklin
the officers Of the lodge decided to
postpone the anniversary services and
to hold the memorial service instead.
Hon. A. D. Cole delivered a eulogy
over Major Ficklin. Mr.. Cole paid q
touching tribute to the memory of the
departed. His remarks were we'll re-
ceived by the assembly. Other men,
bers Of the lodge also gave short
talks, among them being Mr.. Henry
Ort, one Of the three surviving charter
members.
The death of Major Ficklin leaves
only three charter members actively
connected with the order at present,
those being, Messrs. Henry Ort, L. M.
Mills and W. R. Archdeacon. There
are three or four more gentlemen liv-
ing who were charter members but
are not actively connected with the Or
der at present.
The flag on the Castle Hall was fly
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
SALE MONDAY

The George w. Hook sale will take
place at his home one mile South Of
Springdale Monday, February 20, at
10 o'clock q. m. This sale viii con-
slat Of live stock Of all kinds, harness,
farming implements. household furni-
turs Sea notice Of sale In todsy's
Lsdger.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
TEA A SUCCESS

The George Washington Tea held by
the ladies of the First M. e. Church
South, yesterday afternoon and even
ing In Sutton street was a decided
success from every standpoint. A neat
sum OF money was raised This will
be placed in the pipe organ fund OF
the church.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24

tourist and to In every way assist In
the dissemination OF information about
Maysville and Mason county to these
people.
These highways are great factors in
the movement for better roads which
is an economic necessity through out
our entire country, the demand for
which grows daily and the Chamber
of Commerce requests the urgent CO.
operation Of all citizens of Maysville
In its work for better roads In gener-
al and the Midland Trail and Jackson
Highway in particular.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
WILL LECTURE ON MEXICO

Mr.. E. e. Clarke, the typewriter ex-
pert man, who has been stationed in
this city for the past several weeks,
Will give a lecture on Mexico" in the
Third Street M. E. Church on March
22. Mr.. Clarke was in this republic
for number of years and was forced
to leave during the trouble of the past
years.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
SERVICES AT CENTRAL PRESBY.
TERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY

Mr. Locke White of Richmond, Va,
will preach at the Central Presbyter-
ian Church Sunday morning at 10:45
and in the evening at o'clock.
The congregation is urged to be
present and the public is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
LIBRARY OPEN TODAY

The Public Library will be open to.
day. Miss Mary e. Richeson, the H.
brarlan. announced yesterday after.
noon. This place was closed about
the first of the month on account OF
an accident to the boiler of the fur.
mace. The piece needed for repair was
received yesterday and installed with.
in a few hours.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
TRIAL SET For MARCH SIXTH

The case of Richard Watkins and
John Campbell, both of whom are
charged with stealing whiskey from
interstate shipments at the c. & o.
depot in this city will be held on
March 6 in Covington. This case is
being watched with great deal of in
terest.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
WANTED

so girls to work on power machines,
steady work. We pay while you learn.
Apply at once.
THE GIBSON GARMENT co.
1t Maysville, Ky.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
FOUND INSANE

Mr.. Newton Davis of Orangeburg
was tried before County Judge W. H..
Rice and jury yesterday and adjudged
insane. He will be taken to the State
Asylum in Lexington.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24

Mrs. NJ. F. Thomas and son, Madi-
son, left yesterday for their home in
Pittsburg, Pa, after spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walsh, of East Third street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-24
THE ROYAL PAUPER

Fearturing Francine Larrimore, a
five part story of when Dreams Come
True" is the special feature at the
Pastime Monday, February 26.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-20
PROSPECTS LOOK
BRIGHT FOR GOOD
LEAGUE IN CITY
Representatives Will Meet This
Evening to Discuss Base
ball Situation Here

Prospects look bright for the future
Of baseball in Honolulu among the
major teams, and it Is expected that
the situation will be cleared after a
meeting which will be held this eve
ming at the office Of Billy Miles in
the Elite building.
At a meeting yesterday afternoon
at the Star-BuIletin office Senator A.
l.. Castle presented a proposition from
Athletic park which was discussed.
but no action as to where the various
teams would play was taken. Senator
| Castle said that he could not guaran.
tee the use Of the park until the end
OF the year.
1t is thought that there will be no
trouble in reaching an understanding
at the meeting this evening, as both
leagues are gradually coming around
to the idea that a strong league would
do much to boost baseball The Homo
! lulu League has admitted that they
have not made money in the series at
Athlete park, but with the All-Stars.
2Jth Chinese and other teams in one
league, the prospects are unusually
, bright for good attendance.
+ Senator Charles Chi:lingworth APP
pointed committee o. six to arrange
for an amalgamation of the two
leagues. This committee will meet
this evening and report back to the
| Oahu-Service League at the meeting
on Tuesday at the Star-Bulletin Of
flee. The members of the committee
are H. S. Canario Of the All-Army,
Kin Luke of the Chinese, j.. f. Hig-
gins, manager of the Oahu-Service
League, w. B. Stewart of Fort Ruger,
I Billy Miles, manager Of the Pacific
League, and Owen Merrick of the FIJI.
| ipinos.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-20
Chinese Will Meet Wreckers
In Exhibition Game At Post
Local Players Will Go to Schofed for Clash With 18th Ina
try Tean-Kim Luke Says He viii Have Strong Lineup to
Oppose Wrecking erew-AH-Stars May Play at MoIllI-
Samoan Wonder Pitches at MoIiii Field on Sunday Next

Should Kelly go on the mound for the
Rugerites the crowd would naturally
flock to witness a battle between KEEL
ly and Crumpler. Kelly beat the ALI
Stars on one occasion in beautiful
game, and the fans would naturally
like to see him perform on the mound.
The Hawaiis with the Samoan all
around star on the mound will op-
pose the Filipinos in the firstS game.
Fatoia Tufele, who is well-known to
in Honolulu, and as Samoa's greatest
athlete will without doubt be given
a big welcome when he steps on the
mound in the first game which will
begin at 1870.
In the last game between the Ha-
walls and the F1lipinos, the Hawaiis
won out by one run, which was Sc
cured on a wild throw, and the Fill
piAos are anxious for revenge. Ho-
sea showed some excellent pitching
behind the bat, the Hawaiis should
be given q real battle. Basic and
King are expected to be on hand.
Royal hooters
The Royal Rooters will be at Moi
liin on Sunday to give q welcome to
Fataoia Tufele, who is well-known to
the Rooters Marcial will also be
welcomed by the rooters, as on the
last occasion Lets Go" made a big
hit. He played an excellent game for
st. Louis, but will be on the job, ready
to show some startling play against
the Hawaiis.
There Will be one game at Athletic
park between, the st. Louis-Japanese
team and an aggregation OF players
gathered from the Portuguese and
Shafter. Canario and Solomon Fuku-
mura will have the management Of
these two teams. The game will be
called at o'clock. ,-. e.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-20

The first inter.league game Of the
season will be played at Schofield
barracks on Sunday when the 25th
Infantry team Of the Oahu-SerVice
league will meet the Chinese of the
Honolulu league IN what Is expected
to be fast game.
Manager Kim Luke said this morn
ing that he would have a strong team
In the field against the Wreckers.
This Is one Of the teams Of the Homo
lulu league which has been playing
fast ball, and will without doubt put
UP . good exhibition against the
island champions.
The Chinese will have Hoon XII and
Luck zee ready to 60 on the firing
line with Kan Yen behind the bat.
Kualii win play first base with Leong
at second. Kai Luke and Swan will
play az short and third. This 10
fast fielding combination, and II the
team can hit should give the fans Of
Schofield an interesting game.
Fast outflsld 81.
Kim Luke will have En- Sue, Yen
Chin and Cheong in the outfield. En-
Sue Ii popular at Schofield, and will
be q good card for the Chinese team.
Yen Chin has been playing good ball
for the Schuman Carriage Company
and will without doubt be ready for
hard game. Cheong, who has been
one OF the stars on the e. O. Hall
aggregation, will take care of one sec.
ton Of the jungle. '+- r-ar 49,. .'~'-~'
Il IL uncertain which pitcher will
oppose the Chinese, but Rogan or
Jasper may 60 on the mound. Rogan
pitched q beautiful game the last
time out, and may be sent in again.
It IL Jasper's turn to pitch, and It is
q good guess that Jasper or jackson
viii be selected to 60 on the firing
line.
In the amalgamation OF the two
leagues, the Chinese team Is one
which viii naturally be considered by
both factions, and given plenty Of
strength should be q factor In the cir
cult. Kim Luke said today that he ex.
pected 20 have . strong team In the
sunday game and was going out to
win.
Games at MoIIliII
The AIl.Stars may be seen In action
against the Ruger Giants on Sunday
at Moiiiili field. This game has not
been settled as yet, but arrangements
are now being made for q game for
the All-Stars. This team has been I'm
mensely popular with the fans, and
the same may be said for Ruger.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-20
IT WAS TIGERS,
NOT THE GIANTS

Pitcher Duffy of Co. C and the End
Infantry did not defeat the Ruger
Giants, as the cores ondent fo- the
morning newspaper has written.
Pitcher Duffy and the Co. G team did
win. from the Fort Kruger Tigers, the
second team of the post on Wednes.
day by a score of II to 8. The Tt
gers are the same team which were
defeated by the Asafis and Chinese
teams Of the Pacific League.
A glance at the lineup will be suf-
ficient to show that only Johnson
and Davis have played on the Giants.
Tilley has been pitching for the sec
ond team throughout the year. Duffy
and Ross we're the leading i1itters
for the Co. c team, while Howell.
Johnson, Davis and Prior were the
leading hitters for the Tigers
c CO., 2ND INFANTRY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-20
DIEHL Still in
LEAD With BAT
Averages for First Series o.
Pacific League Gives Honors
to Diehl and Zenimura

Diehl Of the Healanis fs still WELD
ing q wicked bludgeon. and the aver
ages compiled to date show the Hea-
LAM second sacker In the lead, with
an average Of .545 In 20 games. Zeni-
mura, the little infielder Of the Asa
hts, leads in two deparrments He is
first IN stolen bases and sacrifice
hits. Marcial Of the Filipinos ran
Zeninnra q close second in stolen
bases.
The leaders Of the various teams,
those who have been at bat 10 times
or more, are: Dieh1 for the Healanis;
Mahaulu OF the HaWaiis; Maesake Of
the Asahis; Ton BIN Hee Of st. Louis;
Suzuki of Mckinley; Luis OF the Eli.
pinos; Nelson Of the Braves and Pong
Of the Chinese. The averages for the
first series are as follows: ~.
I +.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-20
Totals

Totals .....4o III 4 80 IS 6
Hits and runs by innings.
C Co. $50 2 0 l l 90 ! 20 Ia
Base hits 3 0 2001z Oil
FIT. Ruger / 0 2 0 0 OO2 20 o.
Base hits 0,3 0a9>1 ST. ELL
Summary: Home run, Davis; three
base hits, Howell, Harrington; two
Base hits. Johnson, Ross, Bratcher,
Hollerbach; hit by pitcher, Prior, Til
ley, Roberts q; bases on balls, off
Duffy 2, off Tilley 2; struck out, by
Duffy 13, by Tilley Z; wild pitch, Til
ley. 49, -... ~.-.s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-20

The White Mountain Express on
the Boston and Maine railroad crash
ed into an automobile containing eight
passengers at Winniequam Crossing
at Belmont, N. H., killing Mrs. Grace
Woodward, of Mortified, and injuring
other members Of the party, a-e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-20
HAWAIls

Wong LILLE FL 0 1 .o5s
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FINAL FIRST SERIES
lam ElELpINe ANERAeE

I 70 2, = :. I re P sss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
WEZWANIE DO SOKOLIC!

Wzywam ~wSzyStkie SOkolice Z Okre-
gu II-go wv. Sok. Pol, kt6rc mOgQ rOz-
.porzadzac czaSem w poniedziaiek, ably
przybyiy do hall Szkolnej parafti Maj
SwietSzej Fanny Maryi AnielSkiei o go
dzinie 1-Szej popOfudniu punktualnie, W
StrOju SOkolim Tub bcz, jeSli so ME po-
Siadaja. ably zajaG miejsca kOnduktO-
rex ma tramwajach kt6re OdwOziC be-
da ochotnik6w polSkich IA staCyC, Il IA
razem dopOm6dz do Zebrania fundu-
Szu ia tytOG ola naSzych zOinierzy. -
CzOicm,
A. l.. Vista.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
re STACY


|, WszyScy ochotnicy, kt6rzy wyjezdza-
ia do Niagara on the Lake w poniedzia
lex, maja sic zgiOsiC do kwatery cen
trum Mr.. l W DOmu Zwiazku Polek
dzisiaj, o gOdzinie 2-giej popOludniu,
pc dalSze instrukcye.
WspOniedzialek, 22-go pazdziernika
odjezdza do obOzu pOlSkiego okOfo 500
ochotnik6w plskich. Odjazd ten zamie-
nj sic ma wielka manifeStacye polSka.
Program dnia jest nastepujacy; o go
dzinie $50 RAM zbiora sic wszyscy
OchOtnicy W kwaterze centrum Nr. ii
w DOmu Zwiazku Polek, 1909 n. Ash
land ave. o godzinie 9tei ranO wymarSZ
z muzyka ma nabOzenStwo do koSciola
NajSw. Fanny Maryi Anielskiej. Wy
marSz ObejdZie dzielnicc MlodziaIkOwO
KantOwo, S~taniSIawOwO i MaryanOwO.
o godzinie 10-tej solenne naboze1StwO
ma intencye O%chOtnik0w, ma kt0rem Wy
~gloszOna zostanie odpowiednia przemo-
wa do Ochotnik0w, poczem naStapi o.
bad ma hall szklnej Maryanwa. rs.
moderator FranciSzek Gordon "a
jail sic osobiScie TEN przyjeciem. o
godzinie lis popoludniu wymarsz Z
MaryanOwa, zajecie miejSce W specy-
alnych tramwajach, kt0re oczekiwac
juz beda ma ochotnik0w i goSci, Odjazd
do Sr0dmieScia.
Ia przejazd tramwajami mic ME pia-
ca ochotnicy, skauci i Sokolice. GoScie
/ OdprOwadzajQcy plaza DC Cd OSoby.
NalcznOSc te "a przejazd kolektowaG
beda ma kazdym z tramwaj6w SokOli-
&c, kt0re ma tych tramwaiach pe}niC be-
da honorowa s}uzbe konduktorek. Ma
leznoSC "a przejazd nalezy wk4adac do
puszek, PREY czem ME k}adzie sic fanny
dobrOczynnOSci. WiekSze datki anizeli
5 C. mile bedQ widziane, gdyz dOch6d Z
tego przejazdu idzie ma zolnierZy armii
pOlSkiej. Tramwaje ~zatrzymajQ sic PREY
Lake i Clinton ulicach W Sr0dmieSci.
Tu ma Ochotnik0w polskich oczeki-
wac bedzie wojskowa Orkiestra SzkO-
tow kanadyjskich wraz z Oddzia1em
Szkot6w W miSyi kanadyjSko-brytyj-
skiej, w malowniczych swych ,,hajlen-
derSkich" strojach. Pc u~fOrmowaniu sic
pochodu, ruszy on do ulicy State, State
do Madison, Madison do La Sale, La
Sale do Jackson Blvd, Jackson Blvd.
do Michigan ave-, Michigan ae. do
Polk i utica Polk ma stacye Dearborn.
W pochodzie grac bcda dwie orkieStry,
SzkOcka i pOlSka, nieSione beda tablice
z O~dpOwlednimi napiSami, ~gloszacymi
o armii polskiej a obOk Sztandaru niesio
nego przez 6 skaut6w SokOlice zbie-
rae LNla datki IA zOinierZy polSkich,
NATIONALIST Skauci zbieraG brdq do pu-
seek datki ma tyto6 dla zolnierzy pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

skich, jadacych do Francyi. SzkOci ma
szerowac beda pod kOmenda puikow-
nika F. c. Jameson, ~komendanta 10
pu1ku dragon6w Alberta, a ]kierownika
miSyi rekrutacyjnci brytyjskicj W
Chicago.
Pu{kownik TAX by} zachwycony po-
stawa i Zapa}em pierwSZych ochOtni-
k6w pOlskich, kt6rzy Odjcchali do obO-
zu Niagara, re - jak sic wyrazif do
prezesa Kom. Obywatelskicgo NJ. Perio-
wSklego, winszujac mu r6wnoczcSnie ia
kich ~zo}nierzy $50 ZasZcZytcm bedZie ola
ochotnik6w brytyjskich, .gdy razem z
Polakami pojada. Napisy niekt0rych z
table, n%ieSionych w poniedzia}kowym
pochodzie brzmieG bedq:
.,Ochotnicy do Armii PolSkiej we
Francyi'.
,,Idziemy pomScit Kalisz i cierpienia
naszych matek''.
We are going to avenge the suffer-
ings of u Mothers and punish the
PrussianS for destroying 5000 Polish
Towns.
WobeC tego, re to bedzie jcdna z glO-
Sniejszych naszych manifeStacyi wOj-
skowych i re zegnaC mia bcdziemy do
500 naSzych ~chlop16w, OdjczdzajQcych
do obOzu, przeto Polacy winni wziQG w
niej mozliwie najliczniejszy udziai.
DO Armii Polskiej we Francyi VISTA
pill r6wnlez pan PiOtr Chmiclcwski, Ia
mieszkujqcy pnr. 1888 Winchester ave-,
kt6ry idzie pOmScic sic n Swa zone j
dwOje dzieci, pozostafych w kraju, Cd
kt6rych ME ma zadnyCh wiadOmOSci cd
poczatku wojny. u p. Ch., bedzie dObry
ao}nierz, gdyz wysluzy} on + lata PREY
wOjsku roSyjSkiem.
Jutro wielka manifeStacya "a -Armia
PolSkq w dzielnicy Town of Lake. o
godzinie 12-tej obiad dla wSzystkich O.
c~hotnik6w W hall S}OwackiegO, rs i Pau
lima III. WSzyscy ochotuicy z %p6inOcnO-
zachodniej strony miaSta. majQ PREY
bye w niedzielc, O. gOdZinie 1O-tej ra-
no do kwatery Centrum M. III. w Do
mu Zwiazku Polek. 1909 n. Ashland
ave-, skqd nastqpi wyjazd ma Town of
Lake ola wziecia wSp6lnego udzia}u w
manifestacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Ia dowody szczerego wspof-
czucia, okazanego mi w podwoj-
mem nieszczeSciu, nam ninieJ-
seem zaszczyt z}ozyc jak n~ajser.
deczniejsze podziekowanie wszy-
stkim przyjacio}om i Rodakom.
Me mniejszq tez wdziecznosc
wyrazam "a eksportowanie zwlok
synka mego, tax przedwczesnie
a tragicznie zgaslego, W koScielc
i ma cmentarzu, Wiel. ks. pro-
boszczowi Janowi Zwierzchow-
skiemu. oraz Wiel. ksiezom, kto-
rzy mu raczyli a~Systowac: J..
Grembowiczowi, w. .JaniszeW-
skiemu, P. Pyterkowi, F. Sciesz-
&c. J. Szeszyckiemu, DIR. F. Cor
skiemu. B. Kasprzyckiemu, J..
Kukulskiemu i l.. Wyzykowskie-
mu, oraz PIP. organistom: F. Pa
wlowskiemu, S. Kujawskiemu, B.
Kujawskiemu, J. Bielawie, J..
Netzlowi i S. Chmurze jakotez
czionkom ,,Choru Filaretow" "a
odSpiewanie pie5ni zalobnych ma
chorze koScielnym / ma cmenta-
rzu.
Z g}ebokim szacunkiem
Bronis1aw Rybowiak,
z rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
WALK NAPOWIETRZNE.
Londyn, 20. pazdziernika.

Londyn, 20. pazdziernika. -
Ksiezyc znowu Swieci jasno l ko-
menda p~rzestrzega pred rejdami
niemieckimi ma Londyn i wschod-
nio-poIudniowe brzegi Anglil.
Pierwszy taxi reid byi juz zesz}ej
nocy: obserwowano szeSc lub
siedm samolotow n~iemieckich,
ktore dose niezdecydowane mlafy
Lofty, jakby rekonesansowaiy; w
kilku miejscach rzucono bomby,
lecz Z iakim rezultatem, ME via
domo.
Paryz, 20. pazdziernika. - w
walkach awiatycznych ouznaczyli
sic i "a mestwo odznaczeni 20
stall we Francyi lotnicy amery-
Ramsey: D. L. Hill Z Peekshill,
n. Y, E. Parson re Springfield,
Mass, s. Keneth-Marr San
Francisco, CAL, oraz poruez"ik
R. Lufberry z Walingford, Mass.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
EXIT A !.
REID MA LONDYN.

Londyn, 20. pazdziernika. -
w rejdzie .napowietrznym ma An
glie zesz}ej nocy - zosta{o zabi-
tych 81 osob, a 53 rany odniosio.
SzczegoIow jeszcze niema.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
BANDYTYZM w ROSYI.

Londyn, 20. pazdziernika. -
Donosza Z Rosyi, IL w okolicach
podkaukaskich bandyci napadli ma
pociag i zatrzymawszy 60 zrabo-
wall doszczetnie pasazerowie sic
bronili, w rezultacie sto osob 20
sta}o zabitych, lub rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

vienna sic W pcliedziaIek, dnia 22-go
pazdziernika b. +. o gOdzinie 80 po
p%oiudniu, sail Zwiazku Polek, 1909
n. Ashland ave. - Czo}em,
st. w. Sielski,
Noo1 0kr IT " = n.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

PoIski pontyk. czy wIeKsz Gay mniel
sly Ia obowiazek poczytywac soots
nowinien stale reklatnowac parodo.
wosc nasza wsroo obcvch xa1natamiae
AmeryaaAow z nolsKlemf ina' YtucSco i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-25
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J. C. Risha5erEer anS II. r Henley. both
Of Vinton. Texas. are hereby appointed as
managers OF said eiec-cus with authority
10 appoint ali necessary clerks Tor said
purpose
Therefore, this shall be notice TO all con
cerned that said election will be held at
the time and place herea bove specified and
the same shall be under the laws now gov
erninE general elections. At which election
holder and is also a qualified voter under
the constitution and laws; and those who
shall desire TO vote for the stock law shall
have printed o. written on their ballots
the words FOR THE STOCK LAW" and
those desiring to vote against the same
shall have printed or written on their bal
lots AGAINST THE STOCK Law"
This notice Is directed TO be Published
as required by law thirty (30l days prior
TO the date Of said election and the Off
GERS appointed TO hold the same shall make
their return 10 the County Judge as pro-
vided by law within ten (ieb days after
said election
In testimony whereof. 7 have hsreUnto
set my hand and the seal OF the Court at
its office IN the City OF Fl PaSo. .his 15th
(Sean- z B. McCLINTOCK.
County Judge OF e PasO County. Texas.
". D. GREET.
County Clerk. Fl Pzso County. Texas.
By g Amanda. Deputy
I hereby direct that the above notice OF
election be published as required By law
in e Paso Herald. daily newspaper pub
nshsd IN e PasO County. Texas
z B. McCLINTOCK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-25
BAN CLAMPED
ON BEAN BALL
Pitchers in Organized Base
Ball Are Barred From
Using It.

Chicago. Ill, May f5.-Pitchers con-
victed Of using the bean ball" q
highly dangerous ball thrown direct
y at a batters head. will be expelled
from organized baseball as = result
or a ruling by the national commission
here Thursday. The ruling was not
alone directed TO players in the major
leagues. but to every member Of clubs
operating under the national agree
menL
The commissions ruling as an
nOuncsd by chairman August Herr
mann. follows:
1t has come to the notice Of the ma
tional commission that certain pitch
ers are being charged with using the
bean BALL which charges. II true.
would not only be q great detriment
to the game, but would result in most
severe injuries to players and would
me unsportsmanlike in the higher de-
gree.
The commission made tentative
plans to play Sunday games In six
Washington, Philadelphia, Boston and
Pittsburg-the receipts to be donated
20 the army and navy for a war relief
Iund. The commission suggested that
the money be given to a fund for SOL
diers' dependents These games. If
permission for them is given. viii be
regularly scheduled contests. one Of
the week day games being advanced
for the Sunday date Chairman Herr
mann estimated that 100000 could
be raised by six Sunday games.