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Theaters
LYRIC AUDIENCE PLEASED
WITH TRN-oCT OF NEW ACT

It was pleasant surprise that
Manager sim Allen sprang at the
Lyric last night when unannounced
one Of the most artistically rendered
bong and piano recitais it has been the
rTood fortune Of q vaudeville auience
here to enjoy in long, long time, was
given as an added and extra feature
10 the current bill.
The interpolated number was a
stryout" OF a new act which has been
booked on the big time" Like the
Bet Itself, which was assembled by and
Is 10 be produced under the dlrec-
zion of Edward Esmonde, the due of
clever young women whose accom-
.plishments are exploited. are new to
Vaudeville They are Lakota, an In
dian maid, three generations removed
from a savage ancestry. her fore
FATHERS being OF the formidable, war
like Omahas. who roamed the Middle
west a century ago, and a slender.
graceful little girl, apparently not out
of her teens. but already widely
known on the concert stage and In the
world of music as de Vienska.
Lakota's voice is light contralto
of unusual range and compass. sweet
and musical and OF good carrying
power. She sang group of songs,
obviously arranged to enable her to
display 20 advantage the excellent
rontrol she exhibits In the phrasing
bf i-tr.cate and difficult vocal COM
positions and the warmth and color
and genuinely human expression she
snfuses In an elaboration of The
Tribal Song OF the Omahas." a de-
ecriptive vocal fantastique. whimsical
~ woven and concluding with a stir
fling medley of patriotic songs of the
day, The ~oung Indian woman dem
hnstrates that she is naturally gifted
Focally to an extraordinary degree, as
well as having the advantage of ex-
ceptional training in technique and
Expression. The appealing quality OF
her voice. combined with womany
grace and rare personal magnetism,
ENABLE her to attract and hold the
Interest OF the untutored ear while her
lndeniable art excites the admiration
pf the cultured musician.
Her accompanist proved herself an
kccom plished instrumentalist, the
bong numbers OF Lakota being inter-
larded with piano selections by de
rienska, who played with fine express
bion. surprising lightness OF touch and
p deftness in lingering that stamped
her a mistress OF the keyboard and
In artistic Of consummate skill
The new act OF Latoka and de
Vienska liz designed to please varied
tastes In music. but the artistry that
marks vocal and instrumental num-
bers alike Is OF the convincing calibre
that must and favor with all lovers OF
music. 1t Is dainty and refreshing
tight musicale in miniature.
The costume work by Lakota is the
picturesque robe OF the tribal Indian
princess and was made by nimble-
fingered Sioux garment weavers. The
material is mooseskin. The leggins,
belt, Deeds and incidental ornamental
Hons with which the costume is en-
R Dellished are all of the same manu-
hcture and are the gift Of the Indians
b the singer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
FElSCH LEAVES SOx,,
HAS ANOTHER JOB

Chicago, June 2.--'Happy" Felsch,
star center fielder of the White Sox
base ball team today. without warning,
drew his salary to date. resigned
from his place On the team and de-
clared he was off to Milwaukee, his
home town To accept position with
a gas company. feisch told associates
he would also augment his income
by playing semi professional base
ball Sundays. II was rumored that
the player would eventually ind
place in the shipbuilders league.
The resignation is regarded as a
death blow TO the White Sox PEN
nant aspiration, Charles A. Comiskey,
president Of the White Sox declared
ne considered Felsch one OF the most
promising youngsters. who ever broke
into big league. company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
CLYDE MILAN GUSTS
HOOPER FROM LEADERS

Clyde Milan, Of the Washington
club. who has accounted for the
largest NUM- her Of safe hits made
by any player In the league. went
into ffth place I'm the American
league batting race over Harry
Hooper. Of Boston.
Cobb played throuah double
header yesterday. making three safe
hits out az nine trips to the plate,
which gave him tighter hold on
the third berth. Baker, of New
York. suffered ~ slump. his per-
cCntacc failing Oft two points. The
five leaders are:
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rittshurg. July 2.-~Pittshurg de-
feated the Ctncinnati's today by a
score of : 10 s in ten innings. after
a hard fought game, Regain. who
relieved Toncy in the ninth was direct
" 10 blame for the defeat. as ne
walked Mollwitz in the tenth with
the bases fun and the score tied
Score by innings. r.. n r.
Cincinnati $50 GOO Gao 0--s z
Piusburg 100 a0l 1ot II Is .
Bate ries: Toney. Regain and
wingo Siapnicks. Mayer, Cooper and
Schmidt pires-RiEler and c.
Moran.
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Unoncial notices appearing in

Unofficial notices appearing In the
Mexico City newspapers announce
that there has just been organized in
Mexico City Il company for the eX-
ploitation of mines in the state OF
Chihuahua in which traces OF radium
have recently been discovered. The
company. according to these accounts,
will operate with a capital approx
mating 100000 pesos and will start
its work of exploration immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
Grimes Blanks Braves.

Boston. July 2,-Burleigh Grimes
pitched a great game here today, shut
ting out the Braves. the Dodgers win
ming to o. Grimes allowed only
four we'll scattered hits. while the
Dodgers pounded Fillngim hard in
the early frames.
The former Pirate hurler issued on
ly one pass and struck out six men,
Score by innings; r. n r,
Brooklyn 900 oi0 OLE IL @
Boston ...... 900 600 600 .
Batteries; Grimes and NJ. Wheat.
FulinRin. Nehf and Wilson. TIM
pires-Harrison and Quigley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

Hampton, Va, July Flames
Henry Shackelford. eighteen years
old. Of Isle Of Wight county. and
Miss Edith Sims. the ffteen-ye ar-old
daughter OF William Sims. of Eliza
beth city county, secured a license 20
marry from Clerk of the Courts Fl. H
Holt YESTERDAY The marriage took
place in the home ~ the bride last
night
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From Trotting World


worthy Bineen has reduced his re-
cord 10 o9.
lima DAY viii make her first start in
tho grand clrcuit at Toledo.
The Murphy day at Pouehkeepsle
Monday Melted over {5.ooo fer the Red
Cross.
Peter Vaughn and The Raider have
gone wrong and viii not b. raced
This year
RoTaI Mac viii be a very busy horse
in the three heat races. He looks
good this spring and has more brush
than he had last season.
Allan Watts made ROYAL Mac step
u 2tVs24 &.1e ~ FouEhkeePsie Mon
dsv. lie ia his and strong with per
feet manners and can brush quarter
in thirty seconds.
Diractum L. who placed ar exhibit
ton mile IN % = Monday, viii make
a trip through the Bay State short shin
circuit in special events. He viii be
MI Windsor, Conn. next week
The four-year- hiIv .Selah Baird
by Al Mack, 2.o5la. made q record of
rs X al PoughkeepSie. she Is out Of
Betsy Tod by Ora Wilkes and is Al
Mack's only foaI
The four-year-old filv seIah Baird
is one Of the best trottfrs in Murphys
stable. She is by The Homo dam Dolly
King and Happy King. and made
time record Of 10 last year.
Thos w Murphy shipped thirty-stx
tyotters and PAGERS from FouEhkeepsle
10 Cleveland, Wednesday All Of his
horses are in good form and ready TO
go the route,
For several years Frank Jones. ot
Mem pins. Tenn has assisted Ed Geers
tn working and racing his horses As
he has been appointed fuel admins
traitor for the District of Columbia
Ben white has agreed to help Pop
out on busy days.
All OF the big line stables are gath
erlns at North Randall. @. where the
grand circuit win open on July 3.
Gcers. Andrews, White. McDevitt. Mar
vim Jamison, Reeves. Dodge and
Cochran are now there while Cox,
Murphy, Alderman. Mcmahon. Flem
ing Mcdonald and Valentine will ar
rive this week,
The Hlllandale and SauEerties farm
horsese were shipped from Pough-
keepsie TO Cleveland Monday. Alma
Forbes and Bertha Mcclure are up tn
last years form while In Tacita and
Silka the HilIandaia farm has two Of
the fastest Allies in training.
William worked mile in 204L the
last half in .01. AT North Randall. He
will require little more speed than
that to dispose of Miss Harris NJ az
she never was so good early in the sea
son as at present. On her last appear
ance at Poughkeepsle, she paced n
mile in 2:02A, the last half in / 0ns 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
LARRY DOYLE BACK IN u
HARNESS, LOSSES : -

The feature OF the MAN,
league batting race yesterday
the appearance Of Larry DOyle \
der coiors Of the Giente. n ~
role OF a pinch hitter. His faeD
to come through with safe Wn5
lop cost Laughing Larry s0Se|
points In his percentage. Groa, ~
Cinnati, moved into fourth po1tl|
again over j. c. Smith. Of BOoe4
while Fred Mcrkie lost three pnem4e
In the double bill with 81. LOu1o
yesterday. The Ave leaders ares
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Local Rainfall.


The final work outs al North RAN
dali show that all of the big line
horses are getting ready for the word.
The returns from the timers bench
show that Red Top has been mile In
zoo Mack Forbes in 2:07A, Nariory X.
In 2e07l2. Binville in 2:10A. General
YORK in 2:i1A. ST. Frisco in 2-t1,
Bacill in 2.l0. Todd Temple in 21oA
and Royal knight In 2;094.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
THE WEATHER
Omitted States Weather Bureau
Department of Agricuiturc.I

Washington. July 2.-Forecast:
Virginla-Fair Wednesday. warmer
in the interior; Thursday. fair and
warmer.
North Carolina-Fair Wednesday
and THURSDAY, warmer in the Interior.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
WHILE GIANTS LOSE,
CUBS TIGHTEN LEAD
Chicago Aggregation Takes Double
Bill From ST. Louis-Braves
Blankcd Pirate Win From Reds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

ST. Louis. ] Chicago. (frst game
st. Louis, 2, Chicago. 6 tsecond
game.)
Boston. 0; Brooklyn, T.
Pittsburg, 7; Cincinnati, (ten in
nings)
New York, .; Philadelphia, 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
Rcd Sox Shut0ut.

Washington, July 2.-The Nationals
broke even with the Red Sox when
Harper pitched his second victory OF
the four games series. scoring to
shutout TO-DAY Hooper, who reach
ed third in the first inning was the
only Red Sox player TO get that far
and only two others made second.
Score by innings: r II f..
Boston .....0 900 600 600 1 I
Washington 20l coo 00x-3 0
Batteries Bush and Agnew :.
Harper and Pcinich. Umpires-~
Owens and Hildebrand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
Absent Voters Law
How to Take Advantage of This Law:

Give in writing the Registrar of precinct by July
will be absent from the August 9th but desire
request blank ballot for that purpose Enclose postage for regis
information where to address and blank ballot
will be mailed o YOU with full instructions.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Toda y.

Games Today.
Boston at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
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YANKS TOP O. LEAGUE !
LOSE TO ATHLETICS
White Sox and Detroit Split Up
Double Observation-Disclosures Defeat
st. Louis Clan
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YestcrSiu y's Result.

Chicago. 8: Detroit. 2 FIRST game)
Chicago. S: Detroit, II tsecond
game.)
Philadelphia, s; New York,0,
Washington. 3; Boston, o.
Cleveland, A. st. Louis, 2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

Games Today.

Brooklyn Mt New York.
Phila delphia at Boston.
Chicago AT st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

Three Chicago banks have raised
wages an average of from 10 to i5
per- cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

ST Louis. July 2.--Chicago twice
triump hed over the Cardinals here
this afternoon by to | and to 2.
Jim Vaughn was unhittable in the
first, the locals obtaining only three
hits one T. scratch. Meadows, who
pitched the frst for the Cardinals al
so started the second game but tho
visitors staged some clever bunting
in the fourth and he retired after
three runs had crossed the plate,
First game; r. H r.
Chicago ...... sol 600 600 IL !
St Louis .:....le0 GOO 600 3
Batteries: vaughn and ktliifer.
Ofarrell Meadows. Johnson, Tuero,
and Gonzales. Brock. Umpires--
Ernsle and KLEIN.
Second game: r n. r.
Chicago ......00t 400 0l0--6 II 1
ST Louis ...... 900 10l 900
Batteries Carter and killfer
Meadows, Sherdell and Gonzales. Tim
pireS-klem and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

Allan Watts made ROYAL Mac step
iu 2tUS@4 $40 Al PouEhkeePsie Mon"
day. He is bis and strong with per
feet manners and can brush quarter
in thirty seconds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

New York, July 2.--The Phillics
took the last game of their series with
the Giants here today, to 2 Larry
Doyle. who has been out of the game
since May 4, appeared in the line up
today az "A pinch hitter for Slim
Sallee. Freely Schupp also broke into
the game for the second time this
season pitching the last inning
First game. X. II r
philadelphia 600 0al 1905 2
New York .... GOO O20 o00---2 ; :
Batteries: Jacobs and F. Burns
Sallee. Schupp and Mccarthy. TIM
pires~-O Day and Byron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
Rally Wins for Indians.

Cleveland July 2--Au eighth in
Nna rally by the Indians enabled
them 10 win nv score OF 10 ; in the
first game of the series with the
Browns here today. Gallia and Enze-
man both started the game hut Meth
er of them finished.
Second game; r. II. y.
st Louis loo At0 ne6-2 /
Cleveland -. 900 100 o3x--4 /
Batteri~x; Galiia. Rogers and Nun
amaker: Enzeman. Groom, Ragan and
O'NeiN Thomas, -mpires-Connoily
and Dineen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

Chicago and Detroit divided two
loosely played smuggling matches to-
day. the locals winnings the FIRST ;
to ., and Detroit taking the second.
II TO &. Weaver was put off the FIELD
In the eighth inning Of the opener
for ohjecting 10 a close decision by
Evans at frst base.
First game: II II f
Detroit $780,. ooo COZ 900 ?
Chicago ......io3 GOT 30x--S II 3
Batteries: James and Yelle Cicot-
&e and Schalk. Umpires--Nallin and
Evans.
Second game. II. f..
Detroit ..,....13 30 o25 l0i-ll ] . :
Chicago loo 40 cog 8 !
Batteries: Kalio and Stanake Rus
cell panforth. Corey and Jacobs
TN pires-Evans and Nallin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

Peter Vaughn and the Raider have
gone wrong and VIII not be- raced
this year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

Local Temperature Yesterday.
u noon temperature ........... u
3 2. VI. temperature ,..,...,... rs
r, M temperature ..... rs
Maximum temperature to 8 T. NJ 7s
Minimum temperature to +. NJ 80
Mean temperature ..,.,......... SIS
Normal temperature ..t..-....- ~
Deficiency In temperature yester
day ..,.,,.....,. ..,..,.' "
Deficiency in temperature since
January ! ....,....,,...,..... 1853
Local Rainfall
Rainfall last twelve hours .,.... o
Rainfall last twenty -four hours. q
Deficiency In rainfall since March
49,. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Excess in rainfall since January
....................,........ s21
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yanks Lose But stay Ahead.

Philadelphia, July 2-The Yankees
narrowly escaped losing the leader
shin of the league 10 IN, Red Sox to-
day again when Geary held the New
Workers scoreiess. the Mackmcn
winning. to o. The Senators came
to the rescue again by defeating the
Red Sox.
Kopp returned to the Athletics ana
took his old place in right field today
Score by innings r II. f.
New York ..4 900 600 0o0--o !
Philadelphia 40 0l0 l0x--5 10 o
Batteries: Love, Finneran. Vance
and Hannah: Geary and MeAvoy.
Tn, pires-Moriarity and OLoughltn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

The four-year- hllv Selah Baird
by Al Mack, 2:oal4 made a record 81
Is u al Poughkeepsie- She Is out OF
Betsy Tod by Ora Wilkes and Is A
Mack's only foaI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

The four-year-o}d hillv SeIah Baird
is one Of the best trotters in Murphys
stall bic She Is by The Homo. dam Dolly
King and Happy King. and made
time record Of lo last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

worthy Rincen has reduced his re
cord 10 pg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

Thos w Murphy shipped thirty-stx
tyotters and PAGERS from FouEhkeepsle
10 Cleveland, Wednesday All Of his
horses are in good form and ready 10
60 the rn1lta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

The Murphy day at Poughkecpsie
Monday Melted over $4,000 for the Red
-roas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

lima Jay viii make her FIRST start in
tho grand circuit at Toledo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

For several years Frank Jones Of
femphis. Tenn has assisted Ed Geers
u working and racing his horses. As
10 has been appointed fuel admins
rator for the District Of Colum hia,
sen white has agreed to help Pop
.ut on busy days
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PIATEk.
Sesya P0ranna.

Sesya poranna otworZyia prezeSka
Andrzejewska o godzinie 9:45. Pc Cd
m0wieniu modlitwy odczytano liste de-
legatek. Okazuje sic, &c osm nieobec-
nych. Izba uclTSala, ably o nieobecnych
delegatkach doniesc do grup.
Protok63 przyjeto bez 2adnych po-
prawek.
Odczytano jeden telegram cd Fran
ciszka Filipiak z Cleveland, o.
KomiSya budzetu sprawozdaje W
dalszym ciagu. Data sic slyszec liczne
giosy niezadowolenia z uchwaly pow
zietej wczoraj, W sprawie pensyi Sc
kretarki, kt6ra. wtedy Izba oznaczyla
W sumie $1,000. Przedstawiony wniosck
o rekonsyderacye przechodzi.
Wnioske, ably pensya skarbniczki wv
nosi}a $1,000, zyskuje szerokie pOpar-
Gle. Poprawka postawiona, ably pensya
wynosiIa $500 rocznie, a poprawka do
poprawki opiewa $4,000 rocznle.
Przechodai wniosek, ably glosowno
ma wszystkie try sunny przez kartki.
Glosownie, kt0re zajelo bardzo DUO
czasu, da}o wynik: 40 glos0w "a $500
80 gios6w "a $500, a tylko 10 gios6w
"a $4,000.
" czasie ~gfosOwania przemawia ks,
Jak6b Gryczka z Kingston, Tenn, pred
stawiony przez jedna z delegatek jake
dzielny pracownik ola wv. Polek. KS.
Gryczka przemawial jak nastepU:
Wysoki Sejmie! Jestem W rdr0zy re
Sejmu Unit Polskiej w Minnesota.
Spieszylem 'sie, ably przekonac sic, co
sic dzieje ma Sejmie ~poteznej ~organiza-
cyl Wv. Polek. Uwa4abym "a grzech
ME wstapiG ma Wasz Sejm. Jestem or
ganizatorem Uni Polskiej w Ameryce.
Szczyce sic TEN, re najwieksza grupa
u. n. p. jest W mojej parafii, a row
niei Uni POlskiej. Pomagam r0wniei "
piracy organizacyjnej Wv. Polek W A
meryce i &~yczylbym soble, ably row
niez najwieksza grupa tel organizacyi
~znajdowaia sic W mojej parafii.
Izba bije oklaski i dziekuje przez
powstanie. Prezeska Neuman przypina
kaplanowi honorowa odznake.
Sekr. En-. Napieralska W imieniu
Komisyi odczytuje telegram do prezy-
denta Wilsopa, &t0ry Izba przyjmuje
przez powstanie. Izba uchwala take
wyznaczyc $4,000 ma zakupno bond6w
wolnoSciowych.
Dalsze sprawozdanie komiSyi i bud
ietu.
W mySl ~rekomendacyi Komisyi IL
ba uchwala, ably pensya kasyerki wy
nosiia 5000 rocznie.
KOmiSya rekomenduje ola dycekto-
rex s. "a kazde p~osiedzenie, lecz Izba
uchwala 500 rocznie. '
W mySl poleceG Komisyi Izba IT,
chwala wynagrodzcnie ola lekarza W
sumic Is cent6w al aplikacyi.
N~astepujc odroczenie o godzinie
2:2j do godziny 2:30 popoludniu.
Pc seSyi delegatki daja sic wsp6lnie
fotografowac pred Domem Polskim.
T. L.
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zydzi przeCiw Pol
Skiej Korporacyi
%Spozywczej.

Pc dlugiej, a zmudnej piracy
organizacyjnej, Polska Korpora-
eva Spozywcza przystepuje do
otwarcia hurtownego skladu gro
seryjnego PREY Randolph ulicy,
rog Sangamon. Otwarcie nastap;
dnia logo pazdziernika. Ably pol
skich grosernik6w, jadacych ma
market" zawiadomic ma Gas o
otwarciu, zamowiliSmy sign,
kt6ry cd wczoraj, to jest Cd 27go
w~rzeSnia mial juz zawiadamiaG
g~rosernikow O otwarciu.
Tymczasem co sic d~zieje? Gdy
robotnicy malarscy przystawili
drabine i plocienny sign" zaczeli
rrzybijac, przystapili do Mich "
eli, majacy sk}ad obok i sign
zdarli, a drabine przewr6cili. Po-
wstala awantura, kt6ra zakohczo
no w ten spos6t, zc malarze usta-
pill i sprawe oddano adwokato-
wi.
Podajemy do wiadomoSci Pola-
k6w, ably sic przekonali, jak sic
villa zydkowie i pienia re zloSci,
widzqc, re Polacy sic biora do
interesu.
I CO wy ia to panowic groser-
nicy? Czy dalej bedziecie zydk6w
popierac i II nich towar kupowaGY
- Sadzimy, re ME. Odpowiedzia
Z waszej strony ma ten napad po-
winno bye to, re Ct, kt6rzy jesz-
cze akcyi ME majq, powinni je
zakupic i jak jeden MAJ towar w
swoim w}asnym, picrwszym pol
skim skladzie brat. Czy tax zro-
bicic - Gas pokaie.
StanisIaw Jakiel,
organization.
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daily sic przynaimniej z II ~(jedenastu)
nOwych czlonkih.
Pc wyjaSnieniu adv. Czachorskiej,
kt6ra W tel sprawie korespondowa}a
z wiadzami Stanu Illinois, W
mysl tego ~wyjasnienia. Izba u
~chwalila, ably kazda czlonkini otrzy-
mywaia ,,Glos Polek" / placiia "a ten
Re. Ia ia uchwaie przemawiaIa takze
bardzo logicznie i przekonywujaco, iak
zwykle, kasyerka Lucya Wolowska.
Uchwali4a take Izba, ably zarzq-
dowt ME byfo wolno Sprzedawac nike,
mu listy adres6w czionkiG Zwiazku
Polek.
Pc przyjecm s~prawozdania Komisyi
konstytucyi Izba odroczyia sic o go.
dzinie els do godziny S-mej wieczo,
rem T. l.
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n KONTESTU KAZIMIERZOWIAN
w NORTH CHICAGO.
CT pierwsi wygrali punktami Z do 3.

Ubiegiej niedzieli wybraio sic gro
no 25ciu KaZimierzowian ma gre W
I pike Indoor" jaka sic ~rozegrala ma
polu obok plebanii parafii Matki b.
skiej R~6zahcowej, PREY 14tej i So
Victoria ulicy, W North Chicago,
gdzie proboszczem jest X. Teodor
Czastka.
Kazimierzowianie udali sic pod
wodza swego prezesa, p. Jana H.. Pa
prockiego ma stacye kolei North
western z kt6rej o godzinie 11:45
ran udali sic pociagiem do Wauke-
gan, W poblizu North Chicago. q
mimi wyjechai take / .~,Jacenty' kt6-
~, gwuli usprawiedliwienia powie-
dzieG musi, re z braku miejsca l
czasu raportu PREDICT podaG ME
mogf. Wielka nadzieJa W zwycte-
stwo opanowaia droge Gala W ka&dym
mlodziku z ,,zajaczkowa", naWet !
sam prezes zapowiada}, re npiczo-
wac" bedzie ably tylko honor klubu
swego p~odtrzymac.
Kaz!mierzowianie, jak wy2ej po-
dajemy, wygrali punktami Z do 3.
Cyfry z CRY tel podany mi take:
KAZIMIERZOWIANIE r.. H. .E.
Golusinski, C. 2 U
Nowaczyk, ]. IS. l 2 o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28

stka ,,zafundowaf" i'm kawy more
Czyhago jest draj taln) i kanapeb
re szynku i ,,pieskami". A smakowa.
10 to chlopakom DO zaiadaii jak ma.
jeci, wydzierajqc je sojie ieden dru.
giemu.
Kr6tko po kontescic kazimierzo-
wianie bawili North Chicago gdyi
! nastepny pociag do naszego kochane'
go Chicago odjezdzai 2 Waukegan {
godzinie 6:20 wieczorem / dlategc
wszystko ma pol ubrane pedzi}o dc
tramwaji ably tylko ma pociag ten ida
Zyc.
Wycieczka ia wiele i ,,Jaccntemu'
pomogla, gdyz dostawszy sic ra;
szczesliwie do domu, wpadl do ku.
chni iak strata i co byio / czego ME
bylo jadl ,,kiejby nowonarodzony" 2
DO choc raz przekonal sic co to gl6t
macy.
Dobre byIy tam easy u y. Cast
XII, byiego k~apelana Klubu sw. KAT.
mierza, gdyz Jest Oh szczerym przy'
jacielem mlodziezy. Naszym chiopa-
kom potrzeba czestszych wycieczck
podobnych a lepszy z mich by uzytss
m6gi zrobic ,Unkiel Sam" gdy ich
do swoich szeregow powoia.
o kontescie nadmienit jednak mu
shiny to-. Re North Chicago, z 3raku
regularnych ,,plejerow" dosta,o W
skore. Dzielnie grail ich chwytacz
tylko ich ,,umpaier" jakos stawai do
cry ME Smiaio.
Ia kilka tygodni, zapowiadaja IA
zimierzowianie, zaprosza do siebie
North Chicagowian a wtedy bedzie
,,gejma" jak sic patrzy.
- Do widzenia!