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said certificates of indebtedness shall have been duly prepared and executed in the forms aforesaid, they shall thereupon be sealed with the corporate seal of said City, and shall be deliv- cred to the City Treasurer of the City of Pine Bluff to be by him from time to time exchanged simultaneous ly upon the surrender of like amount of the outstanding certificates of in- debtedness authorized by this ordi- nance to be funded and which are hereinbefore described in this ordi- nance. but not in excess of the amount of such certificates so exchanged, which certificates upon being so ex changed shall be immediately marked "cancelled" upon their face. The City Treasurer shall thereupon indicate upon the City Treasurer's record of registration of said certificates of in- debtedness, that such certificates so funded have been exchanged for the funding certificates authorized by this ordinance, and that the old certif- icates have been cancelled. None of said certificates of indebtedness shall, however, be delivered by the City Treasurer without there also being de- livered simultaneously herewith oth- CTS authorized by this ordinance to be funded in amounts at least equal to the par value of the principal of such certificates so delivered.
 Be It Further Ordained that for the purpose of providing the necessary funds to promptly pay the install- ments of the certificates of indebted ness as the same respectfully fall due, there shall be annually levied the full five mill tax authorized by the Con- stitution upon all of the taxable prop erty in the City of Pine Bluff in each of the years for which said certifi- cates of indebtedness are to run, and all other revenues of the City of Pine Bluff are hereby irrevocably pledged for the payment of said certificates as they respectfully fall due and the full faith, credit and resources of said City are likewise hereby so pledged for said purpose.
 Be It Further Ordained that all oth- CT resolutions, ordinances and orders that are inconsistent or at variance herewith are to the extent of such in consistency hereby repealed.
 i Passed and Approved February 25, 1918.
 ; SIMON BLOOM, Mayor
 w. A. LEE, City Clerk. :.
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And Whereas. the City Council hav-

And Whereas, the City Council hav- ing duly investigated the necessary facts to fully and accurately advise it. self as to the validity of each and all of said outstanding certificates of in- debtedness and the legality of the in debtedness represented thereby re- spectfullv, thereby purporting to be owing from said city to the different holders thereof, for the purpose of funding the same, or such part there of, or any of them. that it shall be found were legally issued and repres- ent lawful claims against the city, in to funding certificates of indebted ness of the City of Pine Bluff as shall bn found and determined by the City Council to be strictly legal and valid and enforcible obligations of said City of Pine Bluff: and
 Whereas, The City Council now be- ing fully advised in the premises and having made full and careful inyes- tigation of all of the necessary facts and being controlled by and acting in strict compliance and conformity with all of the rules of law governing tho issuing or funding certificates of indebtedness. as well as the provis- ions. restrictions and limitations of the Constitution and laws of the State of Arkansas. and the decisions of the Supreme Court of Arkansas in any way bearing upon or relating therato, and now being in all respects fully advised in the premises. both as to the facts and tho law, the City Coun- cil of the City of Pine Bluff. Arkan- sas hereby finds and determines that each and every one of the outstand- in" certificates of indebtedness in this ordinance hereinbefore described was heretofore lawfully issued and that each of said certificates of indebted ness, respectfully. represent leoal out standin" and enforcible indebtedness and obligations of the City of Pine Bluff Arkansas. and that each of said certificates of indebtedness and the different items of indebtedness evi- denced thereby are now properly sub irct to be funded into new certificates of indebtedness. the total of which ae- ereCate the total sum of thirtv-siX thousand nine hundred and twenty one dollars and fifty six cents (S36.- 921 56:) and
 Whereas. the City Council being full lv advised in the premises further finds and determines that the present
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sum of thirtv-six thousand nine hum dred twAntv-one dollars and fifty-six cents (36,921.56.)
 Be it further ordained that the form of said funding certificates of indebtedness which are bv this or. dinance authorized shall be executed in behalf of the City by the Mayor, at- tested bv it's official seal, and coun- tersigned by the City Clerk, with the necessary variations to indicate their different numbers, denominations. ma turtles, and may be substantially in
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Agreed that sufficient provision has been and can and will be annually made by the levy of a tax for the prompt payment of said funding cer- tificates of indebtedness as they sev orally become payable, until the pay ment in full of all of said certificates, which tax when collected, it has been and hereby is agreed by said City shall be exclusively applied to the pay ment of said certificates as they, re- spectfully, mature.
 It Is Further Certified And Recited that this funding certificate of in debtedness has been executed pursu- ant to an ordinance of the city coun- cil of said city duly entered, directing the execution thereof.
 This Certificate as it becomes pay able shall be accepted in payment of any debts and taxes due said city.
 It Is Hereby Expressly Provided that each and all of the funding cer- tificates of indebtedness, at the cleo tion of the respective holders thereof, shall become immediately due and payable before their specified matur- ities, notwithstanding the date for payment stated in said funding cer- tificates of indebtedness. respectively, in the event any one of them shall not be promptly paid on the dates, re- snectively. they have been made pay able.
 | It Is Hereby Further Certified by the City Clerk that this certificate has been registered bv him in City Clerk s Registration Book No........., page,......
 It Is Hereby Certified bv the City Treasurer that this certificate has been registered by him in the City Treasurer's Registration Book No..... page......., line. ....
 In Witness Whereof. the City of Pine Bluff, in the County of Jefferson, State of Arkansas. through and by it's City Council. and by it's order, with open doors, has caused this Funding Certif- icate of Indebtedness to bo signed in it's behalf bv the Mayor of said City under the official seal of the City. and countersigned bv the City Clerk. as of the 1st day of March A D. 1918. CITY OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS ! Bv ........................--... -........... ,COUNTERSIGNED: .:
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MANY LOST IN
 CHINESE QUAKE

Shanghai, Tuesday, Feb. 26.-The earthquake at Swatow caused the death of between 200 and 300 persons. More than 200 persons are being treated in hospitals there. Scarcely house there has not been damaged, most of them seriously.
 Principal Wallace of the Anglo Chi nese College at Swatow, in a dispatch to the Hong Kong newspaper, saps that first accounts of the disaster were exaggerated, but that the earthquake caused great distress to the popula- tion.
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the following forms, to-wit: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
 STATE OF ARKANSAS COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
 CITY OF PINE BLUFF
CI T UT FUNDING CERTIFICATE OF IN
 DEBTEDNESS.

DEBTEDNESS.
 THIS IS TO CERTIFY, that for the value received, the CITY OF PINE BLUFF, in the COUNTY OF JEFF PERSON, State of ARKANSAS, has become justly indebted to JAMES GOULD, of the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. in the sum of
 which said City has agreed and prom jed to pay said James Gould, his as- signs, or bearer, at the times, at the place and in the manner evidenced by and upon presentation and surrend- CT of this funding certificate of in- debtedness, and other similar certif icates, as they respectfully become due and payable. which certificates the Treasurer of said City has been and is hereby authorized, ordered and di- rected to pay bearer, in full settle ment of the obligation of the City of Pine Bluff represented hereby out of the General Fund In the event there shall upon presentation of this fund ing certificate of indebtedness to the City Treasurer for payment be no money, or an insufficient amount. to the credit of the General Fund, then such funding certificates of indebted ness shall be payable out of any other available fund of the City then in the City Treasury that shall not have been otherwise appropriated.
 ! Bn It Further Certified that this funding certificate of indebtedness, and the series of certificates of which this is one, have been duly executed, issued and delivered by said City in place of other certificates of indebted edness for like amounts, respectfully which other certificates of indebted ness after thoroueh examination and investication as to their legality, il was duly found and determined bv the City Council that the indebtedness repres anted thereby. respectively. was in each ease strictly legal and that said certificates had each been duly issned and for the amount, respect. fully, represented thereby.
 It Is Further Renrnsented And Ger. tif'ed that said Citv has received the full value and benefit in tota amount equal to the sums of money represented by said certificates of in dehtedness, respectively. and that tht claims represented thereby have beer duly audited. approved. and that the, each have been duly authorized to b. issued by the City Council of sai( City.
 It Is Further Certified And Recitet that all conditions and things requir cd bv the Constitution and laws O. the State of Arkansas to exist, b done and performed precedent to tn, lawful issuance of each of said fund ing certificates of indebtedness do ex ist, have been properly done, hanpen ed and been performed in due and reg nlar form and times as required h. law: that all of said funding certifi : catos of indebtedness have heen issne, , in strict compliance with the require ments of the Constitution and laws 0 the State of Arkansas.
 l It Is Hereby Represented An
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Number of Funding

Be it further ordained bv the City Council of the City of Pine Buff that any of the new certificates of indeht- edness above authorized to he issued as shall be aoraeable to said James Gould, the holder of the certificates of indebtedness to be issued, as is by this ordinance authorized. may be at tached to each other. the forms of which are in this ordinance hereinaf- tar prescribed the total of all of which such certificates of indebted ness shall not, however, exceed the
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WALSH TO REPRESENT LABOR ON BOARD TO
 FRAME U. s. POLICY

Washington. Feb. 27.-Frank P Walsh of Kansas City, Mo-, formerly chairman of the Federal Industrial Relations Commission, was today se' lected by labor as it's representatlveln nublic interest on the board framing a national labor policy for the gov ernment. Employers already have selected former President Taft to rep resent the public for them. .@
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kldne! and bladder troubles, dissofves gravel cures diabetes weak and lame Dack'' rheumatism, and irregularities Of tns kidneys and bladder in both men anu women. Regulates bladder trouo!e n children. If not sold by your dras' gist, will be sent by mail CT fecelN of $1.0O One small bottle IS !wo
 months treatment, and seldom fals to perfect a cure. Send for swoIa soaa testimonials. Dr. E. w. Hall, zsle Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. soio s D, druggists. eAu''
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ODD FELLOWS TO MOVE.

Jefferson lodge No. 224. I. o. o. F.. has leased the second storv of the builoinp at 1O8 West Second avenue, and will occupy it as lod@e hall as soon as alterations now being made are conapleted. The 'owar floor is to he used bv the Isaac Drevfus company for the wholesale department.
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CyyCD rNp VsCRANCy.

A. Harris. arrested N"ndHv nieht hy Officer Tvnn on q charoe Cf vaeraocv. was tried before Nun'oirel Tudpe '. R. Stewart vest tardav. Har7''e was ad indeed eqliltv. and en"tanced 10 nav a fine of s25 He annonncad he would appeal. hut un to vester6av afternoon he had not perfpcted anneal bond and the city held tho $25 posted at the lime of the arrest.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1851.

An Ordinance Prescribing the Form and Details of Thirty-Six Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty-One Dollars and Fifty-Six Cents ($36,921.56) Certificates of Indebtedness to be Issued by the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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NEED A NEW SEWING MA: CHINE? If So call and let us s,W1r sneT you our large stock of both the Nn" . HOME and the FREE Macn.as.; These machines are the best made any our prices will suit you. Simp'Smn m.ss z Webb Furniture Co. 2l2.A "e'' Second Ave. Phone 405.
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The American Y. w. c. A has open ed a hotel in Paris especially for American women.
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BE TT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PINE BLUFF. STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 Whereas, it has been and is hereby found and determined by the City Council of the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, that there were hereto fore duly issued certain Certificates of Indebtedness of the City of Pine Bluff pursuant to and in strict compliance with the different provisions and re- quirements of the Constitution and laws of the State of Arkansas, in each case respectfully. in payment of a valid obligation of said City which has heretofore been duly and legally in- cured. each of which certificates of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18
HANSON PARKU.

Jutro W parafii sw. Jak6ba, gdzie
proboszczem Jest x. FIR. Marcinek, o
godzinie 3ej popoiudniu, odbedzie sis
Wiec Patryotyczny; uprasza sic a.
aeby, o lie moznosci stawiiy sic
wszystkie towarzystwa, jak r6wniez
1 wszyscy parafianie, a beda mieli
sposobnosc uslyszec dobrych NOW
COW jak n~aprzykiad X. Franciszka
Wojtalewicz, proboszcza parafii Me
pokalanego Poczecia Najsw. Maryi
Fanny, z South Chicago, pana Ro-
iyckiego, organizatora Armii Pol
skiej, 1 wielu innych. A wlec kto
ayw nlechaj &pieszy ma ten Wiec Pa
tryotyczny. a z pewnoscla ME po-
zaiuje tych chwil kilka e~pedzonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18
0 MAGDALENOWA.

We wtorek dnia Ago b. m. wieczo-
rem w sail parafialnej ma Magdaleno--
vie zebraia sic liczna ~reprezentacya
towarzystw tamtejszych W celu ukon-
stytuowania Komitetu Obywatelskiego
Ia te dZielnice. Bylo to drugie z zredu
posiedzenie. Ma pierwszem posiedzeniu
reprezentanci towarzystw, kt6re odby-
10 sic wsObote, dnia 11-go b. m. obecny
byi prezes Centralnego Komitetu no.
~ p. A. +, Bloch, kt0ry W dluzszych
slowach wytl6maczyl zebranym konie-
cznOSc zorganizowania tam Komitetu
/ zadania jego wobec naglacych potrzeb
Ojczyzny.
Zasfugi wielkie okofo Zaiozenia te-
goz Komitetu W pierwszym rzedzie po-
}ozy} proboszcz Magdalenowa ks. e.
Kowalewski. Ma pierwszem tea posie-
dzeniu W sobote wybrano administra-
eye Komitetu a ma drugiem we wtOrek
plAy pelHe" HSuldllu SHlolhON, NO.
KOwalewski odebrai cd Obecnych PREY
siege obywatelska, Officer Zebrowski
m0wi} o Armii Polskiej 1 potrzebach
Ojczyzny-Polski.
Postanowiono tez by wszystkle iowa
rzystwa z Magdalenowa wzie}y udzia}
W ~przyjeciu misyi a GAIA parafia two
rye bedzie dywizye. Dzieci ze szkoly
sw. Maryi Magdaleny r0wniez wysta-
pia W pochodzie.
Czfonkowie Komitetu wybrali z po-
miedzy siebie sekcye d~ekoracyjna, kt6-
ra zbuduje brame / ubierze ia W festo-
ny oraz choragwie polskie i amerykaG-
skie.
Egzekutywa Komitetu ma Magdale-
movie zbierac sic bedzie W kazdy VITO
rex o godzine 7:30 wieczorem, plenum
czyli ca}y Komitet Obywatelski, nato-
Mast zbieraG sic bedzie w kazda 4-ta
niedziele miesiaca, o godzinie Lei po-
po}udniu. w sk}ad Komitetu ma Mag
dalenowie wchodza nastepujacy:
Kasper Rybarczyk, prezes;
Tomasz Wisniewski, wice-prezes.
Leonard Wekfelt, sekr. prot.
Marya Gronkiewicz, sekr. fin.
Agnieszka Kaczmarek, kasyerka.
DyrektOryat twOrza:
Ant. Kujawa, Tomasz Szperka, Ed
ward Piotrowski, Mich. Przyby1a, Jan
Lupiaski, va. Swierski, Mich. Gerlich,
Marta Bia1as, Marya Potulna.
w sk}ad czIonk0w Komitetu wcho-
dza:
W}ad. Kasprzyk, J6zef LeSny, Wa
Wrzyniec Bojanowski, Andrzej Boja-
nowski, StaniSlaw 0lejniczak, B. Cru
dzifski, Stanislaw Kaniewski, Jan Ma
dratowski, P. Piotrowski.
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z DZIALALNOSCI KOMITETU OBY-
WATELSKIEGO CENTRUM
ago w so. CHICAGO.

W ubiegiy poniedziafek, dnia 1890
b. NIB. m. odbyo sic regularne posie-
b. m. odby}o sic regularne posiedzenie
obywatelskiego KOmitetu Wykonawcze-
60, W Centrum Rekrutacyjnem $40
PREY Commercial Ave. i 90tej ulicy. Jak
zwyk}e prezes komitet obywatelskiego
A. Bloch, redaktor miejscowego pisma
,,Polonia' otworzyf p%osiedzenie powo-
}ujac sekr. st. Rubinkowskiego do pre-
czytania %protok6}u, kt6rego z ma1a
poprawka ma wniosek oficera Zebrow-:
skiego przyjeto. S~prawozdanie Komite-
tow z poszczeg6lnych sekcyi przyjeto,
wniosek oficera Zebrowskiego rozwia-
zano, a w zamian, krzeslo zamianowa}o
prezesem nowego komitetu niAej podpi-
sanego, zostawiajac mu do wolf PREY
brac do siebie pomocnik6w.
Gl6wnem zas przedmiotem zebrania
tego by}o omawianie manifestacyi, ia
ka ma sic odbyt 23-go maja z okazyi
przybycia do So. Chicago wyslannik6w
Narodowej Armii Polskiej z Francyi.
Zacny probszcz z parafii sw. Maryi Ma
gdaleny, y. Kowalewski, kt0ry jak
nam wladomo, sprawe Armii Polskiej
jak najgoreciej poplera, ma prosbe izby
zgodzl} sic wys}annik6w Armi Polskiej
podejmowac, "a co mu tez podziekowa-
no. Omawiano r6wnieA bardzo wazna
sprawe, a mianowice umundurowanle
ma dzie1 ten co dopiero wstepujacych o.
chotnlk0w do Armii Polskiej.
Rodacy! Honor / zaszczyt ola So.
Chicagowian wielki, gdyz jedni z maj
przedniejszych przedstawicieli narodo-
wei naszej dis r~eprezentacyi do mas
przybywaja juz "a dni kilka. Chcac
wtedy nale4ycie uczcic Narodowa Ar
mic Polska W osobach Polskiej Misyi z
Francyi, Komitet ~Obywatelski goraco
apeluje do wszystkich Polakow zamie-
szka}ych W South Chicago, by raczyli
zamanifestowac uczucia swoje przez u
dekorowanie domow swoich ma dzie6
23-go maja, r. b. W choragwie narodowe
Amerykafskie 1 Polskie. Pokazac te-
rae mo4emy, Ii jestesmy 9arodem wiel
kim 1 be chcemy z}ozyc wyrazne do
woody l~ojalnosci ola Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, kt6rych wielki prezydent Wilson
pierwszy upomniai sic "a Ojczyzna ma
sza Polska. Skiadajec jednoczesnie do
woody ml}osci Ojczyzny naszej, MECH
promienie slohca W dzieh wyzej wy
mieniony rzesiscie padaja ma barwy
%narodowe amerykahskie | polskie. O.
rze1 Ameryka1ski spowije skrzydla swo
je q skrzyd}ami Or1a Bia1ego I ptaki
MECH wydaza wsrod Polonii So. Chica-
goskiej okrzyki: ia nasza 1 wasza
wolnosc."
Ulice 1 domy Polonii So. Chicago
skiej niechaj W dzieh ten przybiora
wyglad swiateczny 1 MECH poiacza sic
barwy Amerykafskie 1 barwy Polskie
W jedna caiosc.
Ia komitet prasy
j. Malolepszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18

DZIEWIATKA sIERzANTA KONO..,
Ply ZN0W WYGRAhA.

z obozu Fort oglesthorpe Ga, do1'
nosza, Re dziewiatka graczy W pike
metowa. zorganizowana pre- sierzan-
ia w. A. Konope Chicagowianina,
pokonala zn6w silnych rywali z die
wiatki zolnierskiej ,,Non-Conis." Cy.
fry take:
n. q. r. H. r
1922 1 0 0 40 II 2
Company e.
12310 0 o Oil IS 3 /,
Baterye: Flick Sullivan; Konopa.
McArdle 1 Davies.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18
NOWOSC w OBOZACH.

Miedzy innemi rozrywkami w VOL
nych chwilach, zolnierze amerykah-
soy pc trosze przyzwyczajaja sic do
cry W pike ,,volley." Nowosc to ola
mich ale ME diugo czasu upiynie gdy
niekt6rzy Mich zostana ekspertamf
W tel gaiezi sportu. Gfowna figure W
grze W pike ,,volley" jest siertant
W. A. Konopa z kompanii B" kt6ry
swoja znajomoscia cry I zwinnoscia
W podziw wprawia wszystkich obec-
nych.
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Komitet Obywatelski W South Chicago.

hOmlCe UDyWatelSkl w SOuIn Cn1cdg0.
A. F. Bloch, S723 Commercial aveA1re-
yes;
S. Rubinkowski, $3.50 Commercial ave-
nue., sekretarz;
NJ. Wieczorkowski, 1926 Burnham.
S. Dudek, STOP Commercial ave.
F. Rydzewski, 1889 So. Shore DR..
X. Obarska, 1913 Commercial ave.
w. Pijanowski, S311 Buffalo i've.
]. Walkowiak, $3.50 Marquette ave.
P. Olech, 1896 Brandon ave.
F. Sikorski, S742 Commercial ave.
Komitet Wykonawczy Centrum No. az.
A. F. Bloch, 1923 Commercial avenue,
prezes;
P. Buczkowski, 301 Central avenue,
Whiting, Ind, wice-prezes;
S. Rubinkowski, s657 Commercial i've
nue., sekretarz protok6}owy;
J. Walkowiak, 1850 Marquette avenue,
sekretarz finansowy;
KS. F. NJ. Wojtalewlcz, s757 Exchange
avenue, kasyer.
D~yrektOrzy:
X. s. Obarska, 1913 Commercial ave.
DIR. Ostrowski, TIC Holman st. - Ham
mond, Ind.
st. strzelecki, 115 E. 11S-th Place, -
Kensington, Ill.
w. Wasielewski, Gary, Ind.
T. Borowiak, Hegewlsch, Ill.
KS. Gadacz, Hammond.
] Tokarz, Whiting,
A. Sambor, Indiana Harbor.
]. Krupa, East Chicago, Ind.
F. R~ydzewski, 1889 South Shore Drive,
South Chicago, III.
Ks. F. NJ. wojtalewicz.
KS Edward Kowalewski
KS. J. LANCE,
rs. S%zudzihski.
KS. NJ. Gadacz,
X. Pajkowskl.
PLENUM:
A. F. Bloch.
s, Rubinkowskl,
X. S. Obarska.
8. Dudek.
f. Sikorski.
p. Olech,
F. Rydzewski.
J. Walkowiak.
NJ. Wieczorkowskl.
w. ~Pijanowskl. IS
DR.. Ostrowski, Tie Holman st., -
Hammond, Ind.
P. Buczkowski, 301 Central avenue,
whiting, MD.
st. strzelecki, 115 E. 10th Kensing-
ton ~
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KONTESTY ZAPOWIEDZIANE
Ma JUTRO.

Chicago League.
Gunters W Normal Park.
Ragens W Logan Square.
Galligans W Garden City.
Rogers Park W South Chicago.
Magnets W Joliet.
Great Lakes W Beloit (dzlsisj 1 ju.
tro.)
Union Giants W Camp Grant.