davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

fiji rodzina poleglego nalezy. Croczy-
ste egzekwie i nabozeilstWO PREY a.
systencyi oSmiu ksiezy, odprawit pro
obszcz m~iejscowy, Wiel. ks. P. Pyle
rex. Zarzad Centrum Rekrutacyjnego
ola Armii Polskiej,w dow0d uznania
ola Polaka, kt0ry walczy} i zginaf W
walce 0 wsp6lna sprawe, Wysfaf re-
p~rezentacye 2 sztandarem polsklm,
kt6ra trzymala straz honorowa PREY
katafalku. Centrum reprezentowali:
sieriant J. ChOjnacki, jake chOrazy,
w asyScie Stanislawa KurLel ] Jana
Jawora, jake stray PREY sztandarze.
q urzednikow Centrum byli: orsanl-
zator w. +. R6zycki, s%ierzant Cen
trum, M. Szubert i sekretarz Gen.
trum, ochotnik S. B~u.akieWicz. 20
skonczonem nabozeistwie ks. Pyle
rex wy~powiedziai piekna eulogye ola
polegle2o. Aczkolwiek siowami tego
ME wyrazil, z tresci kazden zrozu-
miai, re obowiazkiem kazdego Pola-
ka Jest wstepowat w szeregi wo-
jenne, ably pomScic ma Hunach
smierc naszych rodak6w. Gdziez jest
ia mlodziez polska, zaliczana do kla-
sy piatej, kt6ra dotychczas ME VISTA
pila ma ochotnika do wojska Ar
mia Polska czeka ma Wasz otwarte-
mi ramionami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
Bacznosc Ochotnicy
Armii Polskiej.

Ninicjszem zawiadamiam wszyst--
kich tych o~chOtnik0w, kt0rZy Zapisali
sic W szeregi Armii POlskiej, a do
tychczas ola jakichkolwiek przyczyn
ME stawili sic gotOwi do wyjazdu do
obozu, by stawili sic W przeciagu ty-
godnia do Centrum No. 2, pnr. 984
Milwaukee ave., r6g Augusta ulicy, i
wytI6maczyli powody Op0znienia, W
przeciwnym razie beda prawnie Sci
GAM 1 jako d~ezerterzy a~resztowani,
poczem odstawieni pod straza do o.
bozu. =.
A. WOLSKI, officer rekrutacyjny.
Centrum No. 2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

81 sredniej, pokonal ubieg}ego wtorku
wieczorem Mike Yokla z Salt Lake
City W / IL % czasu. Rzut jeden de-
cydowal; walka ia Odbyla sic w tea
trze ,,Haymarket" PREY Madison uli-
cy. Reuben do pokonania IOkla uzyi
chwytu ,body scissors and half nell
son."
Obaj walczyli doskonale. Kr0tko
pred .zakohczeniem WALK, Reuben
przerzucii Yokla przez ramie l ten
padajac pOza arene uderzyl glowa o
podIoge. u chwilowego oszofomienia
Yokla. skorzystal Reuben kt6ry z bly,
skawiczna szybkoScia po1Ozyi so jak
d}ugiego ma macie.
Jan Meyers pokona} Young Hacken-
schmidta w IS :36 chwytem wrists
lock and reverse body hold. Steve Sa-
wage zaS polozyi (?) Paul Martinsona
w $3.50 czasu. Referentem byi Emil
Thirty,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
Z l4-tej Wardy.

W sprawie kandydatury aldermana
J6zefa Higgins Smitha, W sail PREY
Superior ul. i Ashland avenue Odbe-
die sic W sobote dnia 5000 marca,
b.. l.. walne zebranie. obywateli "a
m~ieszka}ych w wardzie cztcrnastej.
Alderman Smith ubiega sic o ponoW-
ny wyb6r Ma tykiecie demokratycz--
nym.
KOMITET OBYWATELSKI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

wolone, dajcie sobie zegzaminowa6
krew ola braku zelaza.
Nuxated Iron, zazywane try razy
dziennie, pc jedzeniu, przywroca
wan SHE i wytrwaloSc W dziesieciu
dniach, W wielu wypadkach. = Fer
dinand King, NJ. D.
UWAGA! NauXated Iron reko-
mendowane przez DR.. King MONA
lnabyc W kazdej pierwszorzednej ap-
tece, z ~gwarancya fabrykanta, re
przyniesie rezultat, Tub zwroca pie
Made. Lekarze zwykle przepisuja
dwie piecio-granowe tabletki, try
ray dziennie pc ~jedzeniu. (Ogf.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
~
KONTESTY MALC0W Ma ME-
DZIELE.
u ak

The Chicago Boys Baseball League
ma p~osiedzeniu w klubie Mohawk" u
chwalili ma przyszla niedziele haste
pujace kontesty:
West Pullman Arrows VS.. Blue Is
land Feds W Blue Island.
Marmon s.. G. VS.. Delmare, PREY
Springfield i Cortland.
Cleveland Stars VS.. Feds, W Lin
coin parku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

Bridgeport take ME chce zostaG W
lyle. S%ierzant Balinski codzien do
nosi Centrum o nowych ochotnikach,
/ spodziewa sic mice ich spora gro
madke do nastepnego u~roczystego
wyjazdu ochotnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
CuSack parku,
* * g
LIGI ,~ZJEDNOCZONEJ".
~ ~
* *

The United Baseball Managers AS
ISOLATION" ma regularnem SVEN pOsie-
dzeniu w sail pnr. 12S West Randolph
utica, u{ozyli nastepujqca liste kon-
test6w ma przySzla niedziele:
Quick Service VS.. Twin Oaks W
Grant parku, bOiSko III. t.
Franz Athletic Club VS.. Holy Name
Society, W Grant parku, PREY 6smej
ulicy.
Metros Athletic Club VS.. All Stars
w Grant parku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
KOMITET ~OBYWATELSKI,

,,Dziennik Chicagoski" MONA
-ainawlac u nastepujacvcb agen-
:6w: Jones, 1927 N. Troy utica,
c'rLSI h0oi ~ M--t:-o'io ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
ARMIA POLSKA WE
FRANCYI.
Z Centrum RekrutacU-
nego No. 2.

Jan Andrzej Krupa, wspo}pracow-
mix baltic Chemical Company, p.
mr.. 1851 D. 12-tej ul., nadesfa{ ma
rece Centrum $500 ma Armie Pol
ska. w imieniu Armii Polskiej "a
sy}amy p. Krupa serdeczne Bog "a
piaG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

MATKI!
C0RKl!

Wy kt6re
}atwo Odczu;-
wacie zmecze-
ME, j~esteScie
blade, wyne-
dzniale i zme-
czone, nerwo-
we, lub ziry-
towane, me-
%lanchOlij e,
Tub nieZado-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
* OK
MIC NOWEGO w LIDZE CHICAGO
SKIEJ.
SM q M

Przygotowania do otwarcia sezonu
pifkarskiego w lidze Chicago Base
ball League" juz ukohczono. Scion roz
poczyna sic dnia 2S-go kwietnia. Ze-
branie, m~anazer6w dziewiatek naleza-
cych do tel ligi odby}o sic W sail klu-
blu Mohawk. Podano liste dwunastu
arbitr6w czyli ,,umpires" z ktOrych,
ma przysz}em posiedzeniu "a pomoca ba
lot6w. wybiora szeSciu staIych.
. KONTESTY Ma NIEDZIELE.
Dziewiatki W Idze Chicago Base
ball LeLague" staja W przyszla ME
dziele do nastepujacych kontest6w:
Weston A. C. VS.. Meteros, PREY 49,
tel / Grand
Thistles VS.. All Stars, W Palmer par
ku.
Parkwyns VS.. Hamlin Parks, PREY
16-tej i Ayers ave.
Tennysons All Stars VS.. Drummonds
PREY Wrightwood i Greenwich.
%9
BACZNOSC. PILKARZE.
* g % g
Manaaerowie dziewiatek, skiadaja--
cych sic przewaznie z graczy polskich,
mOga otrzyma6 cd RedaktOra SpOrtu
DIZZY DZIENNIKU CHICAGOSKIM
darmO blankiety do wypisywania ra-
pOrt6w z kOnteSt6w.
Scion piikarski jui "a plecami, die
wiatki gOtOwe do cry a vice ME "a
pOmnijcie, ze talk jak kaidegO rOku,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

Tearney, Bog Figg j Joe Paupa SO
organizatorami ligi wyzej wymleniO-
nej. Ma niedziele zapowiadajq naste-
pujace cry pr6bne:
Young Braves VS.. Welles Park, w
Welles parku.
Mccarthy Stars VS.. Riley Colts, W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

tax i W rOku bieiacym DZIENNlk
CHICAGOSKI gotow jest umieszczac
rapOrty, o~giaszaG CRY etc.
Pc blankiety do wypisywania ra-
pOrt6w zgiOsiG sic tylkO W piqtki vie
czorami 20 godzinie 6smej do redakcyi
DZIENNIKA CHICAGOSKIEGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
MEYERS VS.. PETERSON,
* *

x . *
Dzisiaj wieczOrem W sail Hacha pnr.
1854 Larrabee ul., walczyc bedzie "a
paSnik pOlski Jan Meyers z Charley
Petersonem. Lou Talaber zas Zmierzy
sic z Hermanem Koch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28


w poniedzia}ek, 1-go kwietnia Cd
bedzie sic wielki wiec agitacyjny ma
rzecz Armii Polskiej W dzielnicy
Wojciechowa, w hall Pu}askiego, p.
mr.. 1908 S. Ashland ave. Vice ten
urzadzony staraniem lokalnego ko-
mitetu obywatelskiego, ma czele kto-
ego stoi Wiel. ks. X. Gronkowski,
bedzie mial nadzwyczaj urozmaicony
program.
Spodziewanem jest, 4e Polacy |
Polski, tax q Wojciechowa, jak z
Annowa, licznie przybeda ma wiec
ten. Poczatek wiecu o godzinie 1880
wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
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Ora w Pike Ma BOISKACH w
PARKU LINCOLNA WZBRO-
MONA.
%S%


Superintendent parku Lincolna Sc
kretarz Komisarzy parkowych oglOsil
onegdaj, re W nadchodzacym sezonie
ME bedzie wolno zadnej dziewiatce wy
stepowac do CRY W pike metowa ma
boiskach p%arkowych, p%opoiudniu.
Winni temu mi{osnicy muzyki kt6-
rzy w roku zeszIym przychOdzili ma
koncerty kapel; uzalali sic oni re
wrzaski podczas gier przeszkadza4y
i'm W wysfuchaniu programu kOncer-
towego.
Wolno jednak grac W pike na bo-
iskach w parku LincOlna pred po&u-
dniem do godziny 1--szej. Koncerty roz
poczynaja sic dnia 3O-go maja.
OK q y
z LIGI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cow.
%9%
The Chicago Independent Baseall
League" odylo swe pOsiedzenie ty-
godniowe w sail pnr. AZ South Wa
bash ave PREY udziale 50 dziewiqtek
pilkarskich n~alezacych do tel ligi. Ia
pisa{o sic do ligi osm nowych dziewia-
TEX zarzad ligi wybrany bedzie W
przysz}y poniedzialek wieczorem. Al
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

Ola u~czczenia panied Polaka. S.
p. Frapciszka j. Konopek, bohatera,
kt6ry zginai ma polu walki "a VOL
nose narod6w W szeregach amerykan
skich we Francyi, odprawione zostalo
wczoraj zalobne nabozenstwo W ko-
Sciele sw. He1eny, do kt6rej to para
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

Sierzant 7-go 'pu}ku saperow, kto-
ry stoi obozem w okolicy Kansas
City, Mo-, B. F. Augustyn, przyjechai
ma swieta do Chicago, i zwiedzi} sta
eye rekrutacyjna ola Armii Polskiej
No. 7, ma Wojciechowie. Pan Augu-
styn powiada, re ochotnicy W Kansas
City zapisuja sic dziesiatkami ma
raz, / miejscowy officer re%krutacyjny
Nowicki i sierzant Czapski poca sic
re zmeczenia. W Chicago jakos tego
zapalu ME widac. Obudz sic, MILO
dziezy polska!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

We wtorek, Ego kwietnia, UREA
dzony bedzie wieczorek agitacyjny
ma rzecz Armii Polskiej, W hall pa
rafialnej ma Tr6jcowie, z nadzwy-
czaj urozmaiconym programem. Po-
czatek o godzinie 1880 wieczorem.
Znajac zyczliwoSc ola sprawy naro-
dowej, tax proboszcza, Wiel. ks. K.
Sztuczki, jak i parafian Trojcowa,
spodziewamy sic licznego zgroma--
dzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

KhsZa pOwyzsza przedstawia wo-
Iak6w Wuja Sauna W ObOzie Granta,
Swiczacych sic W waloe ma pieScie W
woInych chwilach. Miedzy Gwiczacy-
mi jest spOro Polak6w a nawet W O.
bOzie znajduja sic instruktOrEy Po-
lacy.
o Cwiczeniach / walkach wOjak6w
- pieSciarzy pisaliSmy OneSdaj. Ma
ley to do programu kazdego wojaka
W ObOzie a poparte i potwierdzone
Jest przez samych tei naczelnik6w Ar
mil Sran0w ZjednOczOnych.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

sending copies of newspapers and
BOOKS through the post TO neutral
SpS-messaees were being written along
me margins in one OF other OF thosS
hutds which &C, as invisible inks.
FIND MESSAGES HIDDEN
~ GLOVES AND NECKTIEs
Enemy messages OF greatest import
land and scandinavia without any
tanning handkerchief. Il pair OF
gloves. a necktic, OF a pair of stock
inGS. without the name OF the sender.
fact that the object had been pcrfumcd
before before its dispatch. The secret OF
lcavinS": heliotropc orders of which
! advised you i'm my last are counter
The ingenuity displayed by the GER
man spy department in the Ecnig-
sr3at t;n Is indeed astounding,
message down TO the size Of penny.
ana then conceal it In Il copper coin
which has been SPLIT. followed Out
the coin made to unscrcw from Che re-
often the cloth cover of II move! is
book rebound
=; . AEaiI a messase is written upon =
tobacco and passes abroad without any
suspicion among the other cigarettes
ol the man carrying II.
The heel Of Il lady's shoe specially
constructed to carry message has
often been used by the fair sex. more
especially by the Dutch dancer. Mar
gucrite Zclle. who was not long ago
executed.
The codes in which such MESA scs
arc written arc various. Next in in
gcnuity TO tho one consisting OF
phrases committed TO memory is tho
use of some well-known and popular
work rs key.
The message would read, say: 10. 4.
II: is. Sc, o: &c, 8. 80, and so on. The
first number is that of the page in
the book, the second the line. and the
third the letter OF the alphabet
Hence it is Impossible to dcciphcr
the message unless one asccrtains
what book is being used, and even
then the lines and pages vary in vari-
Gus editions.
Such messages have frequently been
conveyed 90 spain. whence they have
which still carry on the secret mail
service for the German intelligence de-
partmcnt
Though tho crafticst of Hun brains
have Undoubtedly been at work de-
visinC the most subtle and secret
means by which to transmit valuable
informal ton. yet readers will be graft
fled to know that "" have certain
means OF communication Of which the
Hun is still in ignorance, and for which
Berlin would give much TO know.
For obvious reasons i cannot here
give or even hint at IL. save TO say that
1t dcticS every effort which the enemy
can make to detect it:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
PLANT FLOWER BULBS
THIS FALL. Is ADVICE
Government Specialists Declare TuIip.
and Nnrcissus Should BE Placed
in Soil.

WAsHINGToN, October Pa ruin
bulbs should he planted IN October
preferably about the middle OF the
month. and narcissus bulbs may be
planted IN to the middle OF October.
but preferably about the first OF the
month. according to specialists Of the
United states Department of Agrcul-
turc.
The bulbs should bc planted in loose.
rich SOIL, devoid Of rank, or unrotted,
or poorly Incorporated manurcs. IL
should lie dug 10 Il depth OF from twelve
TO fifteen inches. The tulip bulbs should
be set five inches apart and four inches
deep and The uarcissus bulbs about
ten inches apart and five inches deep.
N they are to he grown in pots OF.
window boxes. light, rich soil should
he used. PLACE one 10 TWO inches OF
cindcrs or broken pots in the bottoms
OF the pots or boxes TO insure good
drainage. After planting. place the
pots OF boxes ont Of doors and cover
them with about four inches of ashes
or sand: or they may he placed in 4
dark, cool room or cellar for few
weeks. until tho bulbs have formed a
quantity of roots. They may then be
brought into The light and heat for
towering. Keep the soil we'll mois-
tened from time of planting. but avoid
overmoist enin.. for II kept too wet
the bulbs viii decay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

Bl.AND.-plcd. at the home OF her sister,
Mas odto6 aGrdan Miss Il: S' M SFGSi
aged twenty;nvcc yeas OF rncunon,ia. S mS
one brother.
SSH{ IN be to 'shs" fSf sIE'
King AMI Queen County. ---------
nI oS g 'M Lula ri her "a Ts"! 81
Mo G e Tf rFFY!9NSEE GoRR
slS months old. from spinal meningitis, after
To,ss We s"f io1 fFG% !. Us ., h; gone
,nh iaGc Is vacant l. or ar home
,.nn"raI notice later late
GoRD0N.... Died. ,ThuTsday oc;Gber, =. at
street, Isithmond. MISS sally nATTAtLL:E
hief services will he he'd in he her = l s%
IN @TTiiipishirs cSms,Sfy near Tfsderieks-
hsi,imore. Fredericksyurs md st. Louis
those rnsGuaied and uneN.SlI%d C ., cd
S1s OF Mortal s wsh, into q a@G
S,SrnG, iFht a. hi1 homG ns.g NcK xnnms
beth Green Howard of Charlotte, count.;
whns %a SSS ne ear" % H'i the ' civil
HsEs lie had Honor 1T
order. and was promoted to captain. serving
l G5 fSu" Only sFh s6e
the explosion o: Il shell which impaired his
Within. lad Just passed his sevs"Sy .ninth
Ism TSrs s"n and 't h fH
@nuehiers survive, himEK T.: u Z an, and
Toward % ai Of yrs ST. tS OF
rhGsler $: Z. and Mrs Annie cabaniss.
Norfoik; washins;on and Lynehburs
hTGHESuR,:sd Thur;day october ~ w
widow and boy of nine. and mother and
ain 'qnf nj f FRIpa suHi 10 9Sdet
Z, Wi:S md ,hs %orHns yd his h s%
ioMins an a,faeH Of ina H 'SG WE&RY 'I +
;4aE Grove: chsriott,o county. Va. and Vas
younEcs, SON OF the late Albcrt q. j eirress.
aTcrSi SaT tS of and for
gett q Myers Tobacco Company and SOME
GS;sr raneh t OF Richmo %,d" n lie Is i'en SUR
X WED by his vie; who was Miss trancis
s. Sarass %f fnse iE! G~%fi G6u MY!
1hrss nr9!he Is;,- Mr. l@hp D. JHmTsSs Mr
;;i,sser:;; Mrs Il. " Finch. Of New 1 fo Sr
and Ms Gharie@ = lii. Of S i."ndd sn"e"e0'
Y Fl %s}2se7 sesy1 q Ar$ Of =
She leaves thrce childrcn-Elcn Myrtle.
Tnnerai from Benne;t,s -: : Fl +. NJ. FR1DAr.
BITTER viii take place To:DAY At i.
Street. south Richmond intcrmemt in 81
Mary,s Ccmetery. :" -
si fHidt,SS oe,oOsr i.. - innuen4a.
osErl T. s1MMoSs. sf sc tH"S v !.ouHl IT,
widow. whom before her msrrias "H was ss' Hiss
K l.I", iiayeT OF near stony Creek, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
It'd. WANTS
ES-DISPAi'CH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized ana inaeAcn for Quick
Reference.

10c line Sunday
SC 4 limo DaiIV.
4ys n S s s'sssSsiys n nsssion:
aluminium Of lines Is allowed.
Minimum cnargo % cents
C1pnt . words TO re line and "a iines to
AZ sahreIIissment. rceelyed un TO 10 p: ~
LSE non VIII receive DropeT ciassitcaSioa
VIII be placed Id tho TOO Late /" Class-
Nv VolCmn
Tel.uhone voCr want Ads TO Th- Ttmea.
Disratrb. Eannoiun !. when you fnd y
:nore Gci,vGiiitn 10 Co. and they VIII
he s iiaahs;i - , office rates, w.sra
Tines Dispatcu Branch OinceB are main
talne' III practically every Drug store In
the city for The convenience OF the public
Want, Ads are accepted by Thorn Ut reGu-
lar Office rates
SOUTH RICHMOND.
6rnnch Sincc Times DISPATCH. lo9t Hull
Telephone Randolph 1903.
pETEESBCRG.
Times Dtspatca branch al North Second
Street: phone PETERSBURG 22b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
CONTRACTS CANCELLED
Shipping D0nrI Withdraws Order fol
BuildinC Wooden BarEcS
and Tugs.
b Associated Press. !

NASHINGToN, october oi--Con-
ir.:tt@ for tlfiy wooden barGcs and
nitN composi.c tugs, designed foc Use
~ the New England coal trade have
ncHi. Cancelled by the Shipping Board
In making this announcement; to-day
Chairman Hurley said IL has been
FOUND possible to use some Of the
3.5UOton wooden ShiDs for this service
The contracts called for an cXpcndi-
lure Of s25,230.00e but work had not
been started Oh any Of the vessels
Mr.. Hurley also announced that about
100 wooden ships nov building viii be
50 designed that they can be used in
The oil trade between Mexico and tho
United States, releasing The large stccI
tankcrS now in that service for over.
seas trade TO maintain supplies OF fue
oil for the allied navics and armies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25

Fleet Corporation arc considering u
general reimbursement OF the wooden
snip program With Il view 20 limiting
Tue production of these vessels, IL the
interests OF the country demand IL.
thairinan Hurley. of the Shipping
boaru announced to-day that Il final
uceision on the matter would be made
~ conference To DC held at Phila-
dclphia next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-25
UNABLE TO AGREE
tonferecs on EmerScnr. Agricultural
iiill VIII Report
Disagreement.
'Ev Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, October .4-House
aud senate conferces OH the emergency
agricultural appropriation bill. with its
amcndmcnt FOR national wartime pro-
hibition failed = break their dead
iock on the rent proiiiccring section
agreement.
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IN MI:NIOItI.iM.
In McnvrllnI.

lu McmVriin.
bhAM ln w Gdriss 'r1s E@lIs gi GER
t;inia ancestry. was Killed in action in the
cr.a, American drive on the ST. Mih'ci
salient at the head OF his battalion In the
Eighty ninth Division In his death F" briii.
liant student. distinguished attorney and
patriotic citizen made the .upreme s,cri. .
long linS Of ,EirEinians wne served their
nation, well. His great GRANDPA ther: Judge
John J. Alien was president OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeais OF Virginia. His grand
aud several OF his great -uhcIcs made name,
10. themselves as soldiers OF the confed-
cracy; Early in life William J. bland gave
promise OF "a great success Ills first honor
high school in Washington. u. G.. where lie
became cadet captain. At Kenyon Coilcgc.
Ohio. which WAS also his Tiers alma
inatSr. he won Cecil Rhodes scholarships
was one OF the most popular students. this
being evidenced by his election in his senior
year as president OF the oxford Society. the
plction OF his university training he began
the practice or law at Kansas city Mo
the adopted homo or his parents. and was
soon mad" assistant city couns"ior. His
next step WAS his employment as counsel
ing his couatry's call. he gave Up his prac-
lice TO enter the officers training school
captaincy and then to a majority Cour-
agcous and an ideal soldier. he was y"t
gentle. modest. unassum!mS. and won The
Eland. AM his wife. daughter OF fudge
u. IohnSon. Or Kansas City. lie was a
James. Of Richmond. His Virginia conncc.
tons arc large.
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LAEOREES-

VI l. LIND i w ~ JOb AO
SKILLED OR UNSKILL-
ED LABORER.
War work for all men leav-
ing nonessential industries.
The chance for inside men to
earn good wages at healthy
outside work and at the same
time help the boys Over
There" to get ammunition to
lick the Hun. i"
An unusual opportunity to
work on the line of otfense
at home at good wages, and
you can shortly Increase
your earning capacity. This
otter extends to all kinds of
men, both white and colored,
who are forced to seek en-
piOymenJ in war essential
industries, or to other patri-
otto Americans who are will
ing to start at the bottom.
1t you mean business, cut
out this ad, put on your old
clothes and present it to U.
5. Employment Office, $40
East Main Street, Richmond,
Va, or at the U. S. Branch
Employment Office, Seven
Pines, Richmond, Va. Elk
perienced laborers, track
men, hoist runners, pipe
caulkerS, metal workers; in
TACT, almost any kind of
skilled or unsklIled labor.
This job is an ideal location,
furnished free Transports
ton to and from Richmond.
Work seven days a week.
Apply only at the above
addresses.
No influenza on this job
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May Limi, Wooden Ship Output

iiy Associated !'re.,s.
WASH lNGToN. October .l.-Oficials
OF TIC shipping Board and Emergency
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FUNERAL. pIREcTons.

nAuP--- r.d.:t, 'nup Funeral Director and
Emh lmer 90 y Main Mad. I3l Rnn 66S3
j. l.. CTHERl.ASU X SONS.
FUNERAL. Directors. 1905 Nest Main Street.
Boul. III Nights and Sundays. Ran. 100.
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PHRASES USED
From VARIOUS NTUIEs

Inquiries made in the United States,
France and elsewhere revealed the Iact
mat spies an O!cr the world were us
me lncSc Twelve PHRASES, caCn letter
OF Wnicn ldu itS cullNcIcnt 10 another
letter OF the alphabet, as their code.
MOrc imam OnCG German spy has.
IN haste committed a hlundcv. one
Sleh WAS d!StinCtl! crude, though at
IN. tiInc IL puzzled those VINO were
dealing win the matter.
Apoul midnight III The winter of
London Telegraph Offices wnich are
open AL night "nd wrote out cap!c
80 his WIG ia New York. asking:
snail Henry enter the LUnGon ac;,u-
'nly next ipcccmhcv"'
- this he signed his name and gave
an ADDRESS III BclGravia
i s'ruch the catIc censor that the
( London Academy WAS not open in
i'ec,m6ei. tic, therefore, lookcd up
In the directory other London acad-
/ cm!cs oil dancing, music, palntin: and
/ incncc ii term ia December.
y detective Was sent To the address
/ IN lielsravia, only to discover that the
! name Was fictitious. Then il occurred
{ 70 the censor That the message must
/ contain some hidden meaning. aud on
! examining the initial letters OF the
J h'cssaI" hc read the word shetland"
Ana mat was where the Brttisb
. Stahd Meet nad u rendezvous on ,hut
/ particular night The intcntion OF IN.
/ mem! Was 10 retransmit the news to
! thc ''efman admiralty by wireless from
J sayville, y Y
AGAIN. the reason the British GOV.
b efh'nen' mas prohibited tho public from
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NM Dung man wanted to work I'm wagon
mon: Richardson Hros.. Ills brook Avenue.
:" s:nor w am anted man to run elevators and
1000 ZOO, Tournament pUsit ion TO right nia n. Dav
Nworh, STATE experience. reference and
Man on BOY -Wanted. to -siay In a Store TO