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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-20
MIEJSCOWA.

o, Opita ma keieiach miej,
skich ma pozostat $ eent6w, a "a
transfers Z koiei ulicznych iut
gornych do podzietnnych ma SIG
placid 2 Gently. lime transfers
ibeds wydawane jak dotychczas,
+ 10. Wydziai kontroli bsdzle
mial nadz6r i kierownictwo ma
przeprowadzeniem projektu.
II. We wydziaiach dyrekto.
row wszystkich konpanii% ma miet
reprezentacye tax zorganizowa-
ma praca iak i miasto.
Podstawa do powyzszego pro
iektu byly polecenia. zawarte W
raporcie chicagoskiej komisyi
transportacyi i kolei podziemnych
ktora gruntownie transparency
ne potrzeby miasta zbadaia.
Ordynans nawet po przyjeciu
przez rade miejska i ratyfikacyi
Iprzez wyborc6w ME mole bye je'
szcze w zycie wprowadzony,
gdyz potrzebna jest akcya legis-
1atxy stanowei, zezwalajaca ma
ndzielanie koncesyi ma lat 80
Dotychczas wolno miastom udzie
lac koncesye kompaniom kolei
miejskich tylko ma lat 20.
~DYREKTORA OPE-
RY cAMPA.
NINrEGO.
DO Chicago przybyl ma kilka
dni dyrektor wielkiej opery Cleo
fonte Campanini i wyjawil swe
plany tie sic ziszcza, taoi hrd NIB
plany ma przyszly scion. Jesli
najwspanialszy scion opery, jaki
m. Chicago kiedykolwiek widzia-
10. ...
Maestro Campanini opowie-
dzial, jak po sezonie krotkim W
Nowym Yorku, ma ktorym jego
Spiewacy, a zwiaszcza prima don
ma CALI Gurci, swiecili niezwykie
nawet ma Nowy Yirk tryumfy.
postanowil sic udat osobiscie do
Europy, azeby tam zaangazowaS
nowych Spiewak6w. Udai, sic W
lynn celu do Havany, gdyz tax Pc
droz wypadia, lecz tan iona jego
zachorowaia, a wkrotce potem
wskutek atakow ma okety hisz-
panskie podroz stala sic zbyt ME
bezpieczna, wiec przesias telegra-
ficzne polecenia swemu przedsta-
wicieIowi w Paryzu.
Juz zostaia zaangazowana, mo-
viii p. Campanini ,wielka francu-
ska sopranowa spiewaczka ma
miejsce Madame Vix, oraz dwaj
Y najwiekszych tenorow, jeden
Francuz a drugi Wloch. Zaanga-
zowany tez zostal Louis Housed
name, rezyser z'paryskiej Opera
Comique", ktory nowym dur
chem natchnie opery francuskic.
Co do nowych oper ma razie P.
Campanini wyjawil, re bedzie
przedstawiona jedna opera ma tie
obecnej wojny, o innych wszel'
kie informacye obecnie bylyby
przedwczesne.
Co zas do t. wv. ,,reVlvals" t.
Ii. wskrzeszenia ~starszych oper, P.
Campanini wspomniai ,,Norme"
Belliniego, ktora re wszystkich
zawiera najtrudniejsza role ola
spiewaczki sopranowej. Ola tel
roll przeznaczona jest Rosa Raj
sa, kt6ra takze wystapi W oLa
Juive" Harvey'ego.
CALI Curci wystapi w vLinds
ldi Chamounix" Donizetti'ego W
najwiekszej roll, W ktorej kiedy'
kolwiek wystapiia siynpa spie-
waczka Patti. Druga wielka role
sznajdzie CALI Curci W ,Crispinc
lie Ia Comare" Ricci'ego.
Ola tenora Muratore p. Cam
panini wybra, notello" Verdiego
W kt6rej zasiynal tenor Tamagno
naiwiekszy tenor swego czasu.
:, Procz powyzszych W ,,Samsor
ct Delilah' Saint-Saens'a wysta'
80 ,,.,.. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-20

-
cy marynarki, zostali wczoraj "a
bici PREY stacyi awiatycziej, gdy
sic zderzyly ich aeroplany.
Forth Worth, Tex, 20. czerwca.
l. Porucznik H. G. Kelly z Oma-
ha, instructor awiatyczny, zosta}
zabity ma polu uBenbrook", gdy
lego aeroplan spadf ma ziemie'
Kadet awiatyczny, ktory Z MIN le-
cial, ME otrzymai zadnych uszko-
dzen.
Porucznik Lloyd Davis, z Ga
lesburg, Ill, otrzymaf fatalne u
szkodzenia, ,gdy aeroplan porucz-
nika J6zefa E. Rose, spadl ma pole
,Baron". Rose zostai zabity.
PAM BUSCH EDZ1 DO
ST. LOUIS.
Key West, Fla, 20. czerwca.-
PAM Lilly Busch, wdowa Po zmar
lynn wiascicielu browarow, ktora
onegdaj przyby}a z Hawnay, &C.
lem obrony swoich posiadioscl,
pozostajacych teraz pod kontrola
rzadowa, zosta}a uwolniona Cd in
ternowania przez urzednikow i
migracyjnych ma rozkaz z Wa
szyngtonu. PAM Busch i jej to-
warzystwo wyruszy do St. Louis.
BRoWARY DosTANA MN1EJ
WFGLA.
Washington, 20. czerwca. -
F. B. Noyes, naczelnik Admin
stracyi Opalu oznajmii, re Bro
wary otrzymaja mniej wegla "
tym roku i prosii je, azeby oszcze-
dzi1y 30 procent wegla. Niektore
|browary zgodzily sic kupowac 30
procent mniej wegla, anizeli zesz-
lego roku, niektore zas beda zmu-
szone do zaprzestania dalszych
.|interes6w z powodu braku wegla.
Kazda browarnia bedzie trakto-
wana row noea,z,yb mza-epAc6 4
wana r6wno, azeby zapobiedk
wszelkim approximation po-
miedzy w1ascicielami.
CENY PoCZTOWE BEDA
ZNIzONE.
Washington, 20 .czerwca. -
Department poczty, oswiadczyf,
lie napowietrzna poczta okazafa
sic tax wielkim sukcesem re praw
dopodobnie, ceny pocztowe beda
znizone. w ciagu jednego miesia-
ca, napowietrzna poczta pomle-
dry Waszyngtonem, Filadelfia Il
|Nowym Yorkiem transportowala
pieG dwie plate ton poczty, aero
plany, przenoszace 1isty odbyly
l1,1o9 mil i by}y W powietrzu Isl
godzin i 80 minut. Szybkosc aero
planu tax W dniach p~ochmurnych
jak wpogodnych wynosi przecie'
tnie rs mil no godzine.
10 zoLNIERZY ODNOSI u
w WYPhOKU
Waco, Tex, 20 czerwca. - l9
amerykahskich z~oinierzy otrzy'
'pnalo wczoraj uszkodzenia, gdy
sic wykoleily diva wagony llnIl
Cotton Belt" niedaleko Tehau-
cana Creek, O 9 mil ma wschod Cd
Waco. zolnierze jechali z obozu
Macarthur ~wszystkich uszkodzo-
|nvch zabrano do wojskowego
szpitala W Waco.
NEW YORK POTRZEBUJE
10000 ~POLICYANTEK.
Nowy York, 20 czerwca. - Ko-
misarz policyjny Enribht stara
sic utworzyf kobiecy oddzias po-
|licyiny z 10000 policyantek;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-20

wych. Wczoraj p~rzemawiai E. ],
Cattell z Filadelfii ma temat:
,,Udzia, naszego narodu W kon-
strukcyi bwlata".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-20
ZWYCIESTWO
|RIcHBERGA PRED STANO-
WYNN

: Specyalny adwokat miejski w
sprawach gazowych D. Rchberg
wczeraj odniosi pierwsze zwy-
.ciestwo w akcyi pred najwyz-
Sym trybunalem stanowym, kto-
'ry przeshuchuje APPEL sprawy SUIT
terra re sadu municypalnego Cd
'nosnie do zwrotu SlO,oo,oOo
konsumentom przez kompanie
gazowa. Adv. Richberg stara sic
o abicie sprawy Suttera, gdyz ia
uwaza "a fikcyjna i szkodliwa ola
miasta.
Najwyzszy TRIBUNAL stanowy
wczoraj dzieki staraniom adv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-20

NlClfbcISd Wyuti
zezwalajsce mu wystapewat jake
,amicus curiae' pred trybuna-
lem | ~przedse7ye swe suggestive,
ktore, lak ju5 zaznacDono, doty-
czs wyrzucenls sprawy Suttera
re sadu.
PREZES DAVIS RZADZ1 JAK
CAR
Prezes tady szkolnej Davis
wczoraj po,ozy, koniec debatom
~niemilyrn ola nsolidnej szostki"
acknowledgement odroczeniem Sc
syi rady szkolnej.
Radny Loeb usiiowa, przedlo-
Eye | do p~rotokosu wciagnae "a
kaz sedziego Pinekney'a, zabra-
niajacy radzie szkolne] dystrybu-
cyl miedzy dzieci szkolnych ko-
sztern publicznym oredzia burn.
Thompsona o sprawach szkol'
nych. Ma poczatku sesyi prezes
Davis orzeks, re sprawl nalezy
do nowych spraw. Gdy pod ko-
nice sesyi przyszsa kolej ma nowe
sprawy, p. Davis nagle posiedze-
ME odroczyl.
Wczoraj take mniejszost alta
kowaia rachunek Freda Mesce,
eksperta realnoSciowego, ktory
sobie policy, tylko - SSlo.76
90 Me jest to pierwszy raz, CO
Fred Mesce, specyalny protegowa
ny b. aid. Michaelsona, prowody-
Ira frakcyi Thompsohskiej, bya
bombardowany "a swe ,skromne"
rachunki W ratuszu miejskim.
Mimo opozycyi osolidna szostka"
uchwalila wyplacenie tel sunny.
Przez p6,torej godziny debate
wano mad kwestya tajnych sesyi
w biurze adwokata rady szkolnej
Francisa, ma kt6rych uradzono
wyplacic $46, 1873 "a wlasnose po'
Itrzebna ola budynkow szkolnych.
Radny Loeb oskarzyl adwokata
Francisa / zarzadce szkolnego
ICoffina, IL tame ceny oznaczala
Ii ignoruja interesy publicznoscl'
Dawniej czyniono to ma sesyach
publicznych. w oszacowanlach
tych biors take udzias ekspert
Mesce i J. E. Burns, gsowny
klerk departamentu byznesowe-
Igo.
Sprawl r~adykalnej zmiany pod
recznik6w, uzywanych W szko-
ZACH wyzszych, zostaia odaozona
do mast. sesyi. Zmiana ia jest re-
lkomendowana przez superinten-
denta Shoopa, lecz rekomendacyc
tie -przeglada komitet p~odreczni'
Ik6w, ktorego przewodniczacym
lest radny H. Hansen, ktory jest
interesowany we firmie wyda-
wniczej.
Zanosi sic ma burze, gdy znil-
ny przyjds pod obrady.
INNE
MIEJSKIE.
- Wczoraj prokuratorya fede.
ralna zakohczyla przedkladanie
doWodow w proceSie LUZ cZtoIl-
k6w organizacyi II. w. W., O.
skarzonych o dzialalnoSt antiwo-
Jenna i n~ielojalna. Prokuratorya
wczoraj przed}ozyia dowody, re
organizacya ia miala wlasny sAo-
wink, w ktorym Hun" oznacza
Tpatryotow z c~entralnej Europy"
,,zdrajca" oznacza Jezusa Chry-
stusa; ,,lojalny ~obywatel" ozna-
CA ygsuchych' slepych i niemych
poddanych"; nregestracya" o7na-
-.,,t, ,uo1no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-20
I V
BRYTYJSKI.
(Dokohesonie re strongly -.

Y
Londyn, 20. czerwca. - Fran
cuzi odparli raid nieprzyjacielski
W okolicy Locre. Artylerya ME
przyjacielska czynna byia W doll
ME Ancre, kolo Mericourt i W o.
kolicy Merits. Wykonalismy po-
myslny atak wczoraj W nocy ma
poiudnie Cd Hebeturne. w odcin-
ku Vieux Berquin oddziai nasz
zaatakowai i odbil jedna z pozy-
cyl wzietych przez nieprzyjaciela
IA czerwca, zdobywajac przytem
p mitraliezy i biorac kilku jeh-
Cow.
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 90. czerwca
T. w leslie Nieppe odparliSmy alta
XII patroli. Akcya artyleryi | Gym.
nosci patroli wzmogiy sic W xii,
|ku miejscach. Ajax francuski ma
poludniowy zach6d Cd Dommiers
chybi}; rowniez odpedzilismy ME-
przyjaciela W odcinku Clignon.
Artylerya nasza skierowa}a Shiny
a niespodziany ogieh ma pozycye
nieprzyjacielskie pod Reims, a
oddzia}y piechoty przyprowadzily
okofo so jenc6w. Zestrzelilisny
wczoraj % aeroplan6w 3 balony.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
90. czerwca. - Sekcya A - Ga
gla walka artyleryi trwala w oko-
Icy Chateau Thierryi mad Marina.
Wczoraj W nocy patrole nasze
przekroczyly rzeke i pojmaiy kill
ku jehcow. Sekcya B - Niema
mic do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w tel
sekcyi.
z WALK NAPOWIETRZ-
NYCH.
Londyn, 90. czerwca. - Urze-
dowy komunikat w sprawach "a
wiatyki opiewa: w walkach ma
powietrznych zniszczyliSmy Is
maszyn niemieckich a uszbodzili-
smy piet. Osm naszych brakuje.
Rzucilismy 10 ton bomb W ciag,.
dnia; W nocy deszcz przeszkodzil
piracy.
MA FRONCIE MACEDON-
SKIM.
Paryz, 20. czerwca. - Komuni-
kat urzedowy o operacyach ma
wschodzie mowi: Ma zachod Cd
|jeziora Dorian i ma prawym brze-
gu rzeki Vardar zachodzily star
cia artyleryi. Ma p6inoc cd Mo
rastyru wojska nasze odpar}y ME
spodziewany atak nieprzyjaciel-
ski. Patrole nasze wtargneiy w
kilku miejscach ma linie nieprzy-
~jacielska, uprowadzajsc re SODA
buigarskich i austryackich jen--
cow. Aeroplaiy alianckie bombai
dowaly czesto i ~zestrzelily 3 ma
szyny nieprzyjacielskie.
REWOLUCYA w AUSTRYI
BLISKA.
Amsterdam, 90. czerwca. -
IWiadomosci Z najrozmaitszych
lzrodei dowodza, re z powodu bra
ku zywnoSci rewolucya W Au-
stryi wybuchnac moze lada chwi-
la. Zebrania odbywaja sic we
Wiedniu i gdzieindziej po caiem
pahstwie, domagajace sic natych-
nliastowego pokoju, jake jedyne-
go srodka przeciw wyg}odzeniu
ludnosci. Chybiona ofensywa wio-
ska, po ktorej tax wiele spodzie-
wano sic, dolala jeszcze oliwy do
ognia. Wiedehska rada miasta
przeprowadziia we wtorek rezolu-
eye, protestujaca przeciwko
zmniejszeniu porcyi zywnoscio--
wych. Wiedenska rada robotnicza
oglosiga uchwale, domagajaca sic
LAX najpredszego og6lnego poko-
ju mimo wielkich przeszkod, sto-
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-06-13
s. 5. Convention Here TODAY

The Second Annual Chicot County
Sunday School Convention inter de
nominationaD is to be held in Dermott
today and tomorrow. June 18th and
iith. Sessions will be held at $3.50 a m
2:30 p. m. and 5 p. m. each day
Features of the program will be ad-
dresses by Mr. F. l.. James. secretary
of the State Sunday School Association.
and Mrs. W. B. Ferguson. state super
intendent of the elementary depart
ment, both of Little Rock There will
be short talks on various features of
Sunday School work by Rev. Van Camp.
formerly of Lake Village but now pastor
of the Methodist church at Arkansas
City. Rev. w. c. Lewis. Pastor of the
Methodist church at Eudora. Rev. r.
NJ. Holland. Rev. Smylie. Judge f. G.
Hammock and MIR. W. d. Trotter
Every Sunday School in the county
is expected to have delegates in atten-
dance. and large attendance of the
Dermott people is requested.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-06-13

Dermott has again gone over the
top. having most successfully enter
tanned the National Editorial Assoca-
ton dung their brief visit here Tues
day morning The editors. one and all.
were loud in their praise of the recep-
ton given them, and We're lavish in
their expressions of appreciation for
the entertainment afforded.
Despite the fact that the train pulled
in thirty minutes ahead of schedule
time. a long line of autos was waiting
on Arkansas Street. and in a very few
minutes after alighting from the train.
the visitors found themselves enioying
an automobile drive over the city, at
the conclusion of which they were
taken TO the beautiful lawn at the c.
Z. Singleton residence, where table ;
We're spread and a delightful picnic
luncheon was served An address of
welcome was delivered by Rev W. A
Role, and was responded to by II. C.
Hotaling of Minnesota and T. Albright
of Tennessee. retiring president and
incoming vice president. respectively,
of the National Editorial Association
There We're l26 members of the excur-
sion party. representing 29 states. and
number of other visitors from various
points in Southeast Arkansas.
As far as could be observed the plans
for their entertainment were carried
out without flaw. and much credit is
due Henry Bordeaux, chairman of the
general arrangements committee. and
each and every one of the many other
citizens who worked hard and long in
success of the occasion.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-06-13
Local and Personal

Halt the Hun! Buy thrift stamp
today.
Weisman's Patriotic Sale is still GO
ing on.
We have Heinz full line. .-Belser,
Dishongh & Co.
New ribbons for sashes and hairbows
at The Novelty.
Noah Howell has crushed corn for
sale at s. Is per bushel 1t
s. Ice cream freezers and water coolers
at nSiser. Dishongh & Co.'S.
Art squares, rugs, porch swings and
rockers at Eagle Furniture Co.
One good second-h hand mower ma
chine for sale--B. F. Hobson. st
Many are lending their lives. What
az YoU lending? Buy W. S. s.
War Savings Stamps are little gov
ernment bonds Buy to your limit
Let the Eagle feather your nest.
Eagle Furniture Co
New shipment of brassieres and con-
finers. Large sizes The Novelty.
Six guinea pigs for sale.
Mrs. 7. NJ Downey.
We have butter and bacon on ice at
all times. Belser, Dishongh & Co.
Oil stoves, refrigerators. ice cream
freezers. Eagle Furniture Co.
J. 7. Freeman returned last week from
a three weeks trip to Dawson Springs.
Ky.
BoRN:-Tuesday. June IL. 5-pound
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McDer-
mott.
I've the Kaiser ne quarter. Lend
your quarters to Uncle Sam. Buy thrift
'tsAps,
Miss Virginia Culpepper of Pine
Bluff is guest here this week at the
L. N. Belser home
Mrs. T. NJ. Downey expects to leave
next week for Warren to spend several
weeks with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs E. p Remley returned
home Tuesday from a two weeks trip
to Cooper's Well, Miss.
J. w. Kennedy of Camden was a
guest here the first of the week of his
brother. c. 7. Kennedy.
Every thrift stamp you buy is a
bullet fired against the Kaiser. Buy
~ many as you possibly can TODAY.
Mrs. w. A Daniels left last night for
Lake Village where she expects to un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
Too bot for locals-but you will find
ice cream freezers at
Belser. Dishongh 4 Co.'S.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-06-13

Mrs. R. NJ Holland and little son
Richard left Monday morning for Hot
| Spring to take course of baths.
| Miss Jessie Crawford of Little Rock
has been visiting Miss Leona Raborn
and Mrs. Frank Johnson here the past
week.
Mrs. l.. McFadden of Walnut Lake
and Mrs Nettie Frye of Womble are
guests of Mrs. V. E. Moss here this
week.
An attractive forecast of special
shows to be given soon at The Allied
Theatre may be found elsewhere in
this paper.
Friends are congratulating DR.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hutchison upon the arrival
of baby daughter at their home yes
terday afternoon.
r. W. Marks is expected home the last
of the week from Loudonvile. O.,
where he has been visiting relatives
for several weeks
Mrs. N C. benson and Miss Vivian
Skipper left last week for Eureka
Springs, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
LOST: Tuesday morning on the
streets of Dermott one Singer Sewing
Machine receipt book. Return to f.
H. Oliver and receive reward
Get Western Electric Sewing Ma
chine. the best on the market, with a
positive guarantee.
Eagle Furniture Co.
J. p. Mcneil. who is band leader
in the National Army. is expected here
Saturday from Camp Beauregard to
visit his cousin. Mrs. R. W. Marks.
Tempting salads for hot weather
menus Wesson Oil and Heinz Olive
oil for dressing at
Belser. Dishongh & Cos.
Do you know Sanol Chill Tonic knocks
the Chills and all Malaria Fevers. Get
S5 cent Trial Bottle at Bordeaux Drug
Store.
The kessler- Matthews Auto Co will
receive six new Ford touring cars and
truck tomorrow. Seven chaffeurs left
yesterday for Memphis to drive them
through.
Harold Compton. who is in the Hos
pital Corps of the L. S. Army. was
home from New Jersey last week on a
furlough He let Tuesday to resume
his duties.
Mrs. j. B. Sims and Mrs. VIM.
kirten of Lake Village will be Dermott
visitors today. coming over By invita-
ton to confer with local Red Cross
workers.
Blockless Self. threading HAY
Presses save two men. make square
ends on bale; built in three sizes
Williams Mill Mfg. Co., Texarkana,
hEhdtlsds.
Mrs. a. Z. Willis of Monticello visi-
ted her sisters. Mrs r. W. Marks and
Mrs. j. E. Leeper, here last week.
She and Mrs. Marks spent Saturday in
Little Rock.
Word has been received by friends
here announcing the birth of daughter.
Margarete. to Mr. and Mrs. w. F.
Parish at their home at Sour Lake,
Texas. on June lst
Ladies, let us protect your health:
let us send you Western Electric
sewing machine. You will be surprised
with the amount of work you can do
and the time you can save 1t takes
the drudgery out of sewing and makes
it fun. Eagle Furniture Co..
Sole A gents
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
McKECHlNIE Is CERTAIN
TO COMPLETE CAMPAIGN

Bill McKechnie. the former Giant
and present third sacker OF the
Pirates. who was summoned before
his local board under the work or
fight" order last week. Is no danger
of having to abandon baseball for the
present at least. When Bill appeared
before the board in Williamsburg. a
suburb of Pittsburgh, with his ami
davit. he was informed that there are
about 1000 other registrants in his
district whose cases must be investi-
gated before his is reached.
As 1t will be some time before the
officials get to the case OF the Pirate
infieIder. and as he plans to lodge an
immediate appeal in the event of an
adverse decision, he probably will be
allowed to finish the season without
hindrance.
McKechnie is married and has two
small children. and he set forth in
his affidavit that, as he is skilled in
no other line but baseball. II would
work a hardship upon his family IL
he were ordered to change his occu-
patton at this time.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
MOTOR CYCLE DEMONS
WILL RACE SATURDAY

The most daring motorcycle
demons in this part OF the country
will be seen in eight big events at
Benn;ng track Saturday afternoon.
the entire proceeds TO be given TO
tho Camp Meigs athletic fund All
soldiers and sailors in uniform will
be given free admission. but tho out
look is for plenty OF others 10 be
there.
Tho big race OF tho day win be be-
tween Billy Denham, on an Excelsior.
and Donnie Moore, Washington's best
The winner will receive $500. the
contribution OF Hume Smith and p.
e. Kranchley.
"krazy Horse" Verriil, considered
the best OF them all over the half
mile dirt track, has entered, while
feature will be a lightweight race
with nve young women riding.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
JO|E RAY EXPECTS
TOSET UP RECORD
GALLOP|NG. A MILE

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Joie Ray, the
clever little distance runner Of the
Illinois Athletic Club. still harbors a
record bee in his bonnet. Joie has
never rested content since the day
Norman Taber ran the mile in the
Harvard Stadium in 4:12 3-5. The
little sprinter Of the tri-color club
believes that he cannot only crack
Taber's mark, but run the distance
as fast as 4:10.
Ray intended trying for a new
mile mark in the Harvard stadium in
June, but the plan fell through. and
now Joie has his eye focused on the
national championship games which
will probably be held in Philadelphia
in September
The fall date suits Ray fully as
well, regarding condition, for the
chesty little fellow who has hung 1t
on the best distance men in the world
Invariably is found in better trim after
the summer heat has passed.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
HENDRICKS THINKS
Of GOING ABROAD
FOR WAR ACTIVITY

Jack Hendricks. manager of the
Cardinals, announces that he is eager
to do his bit in promoting baseball
among the American soldiers in
France Jack. who Joined the knights
Of Columbus with Johnny Evers. who
goes this week to France as a base
ball instructor, declared that he
would willingly accept a similar post.
or would be glad to take a ball club
over there to play for the entertain
ment of the soldiers.
"All l want is an opportunity to
do my share for the boys" says
Hendricks, and / will go to France
my any capacity for the Knights of
Columbus or any other organization
interested in welfare work for the
soldiers"
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
KANE AND WHALEN ARE
AWAY To ENTER NAVY

With the two stars OF his boxing
stable, Mike and Tom Gibbons, acting
as boxing instructors in army camps,
Eddie Kane has gone with his sole
remaining performer. Billy Whalen,
to Norfolk to report for duty in the
navy. Kane left today
I'm married and am thirty years
old" said Kane. who is a Washington
boy, though his home is now in St
Paul. Mimi, but l have a grudge
against a certain Bill Hohenzollern
And. too. l don't want my eight-year-
old son to grow up and ask me what
was doing when the Kaiser went in
sane without giving him an answer.
after we've whipped the Heinies,
Tom and Mike and Billy will be right
on the job. But till then. we're all in
this scrap"
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
MONTE ATTELL'S FRIENDS
TO PUT HIN IN BUSINESS

Monte Attell, almost totally blind.
has returned to the Pacific coast.
where ii is said friends will establish
him in business that will bring him
livelihood
While it has been claimed that the
eyesight of boxers IS frequently
ruined as a result OF heavy blows
over the eyes, yet II the truth were
known. defective vision results in a
majority of cases from uncIean
hands Of seconds and unsanitary
methods in ring corners.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01

Interpretations Of Secretary Bakers
ruling. General Crowder forgot to
provide the magnates with a map,
suitably adorned with crosses show
ing where the body lay, and so the
magnates don't know what it's all
about
What johnson SayL
Ban Johnson says that Secretary
Baker wants baseball stopped on Sep
tember 1. Therefore, according to
Ban. to get in a worlds series before
that date, the big league campaigns
must naturally close this\month.
John K. Tener, and those with him.
say that Secretary Baker didn't say
anything of the kind, that he merely
announced that those ball players
within the draft age would not be
bothered by the work or fight" order
until September 1 and that the mag
mates would have an additional
month In which to obtain substitutes
with whom to finish out their regular
il they so desired.
As a side issue, the personal quar-
rel between johnson and Tener, COM
ing to a head over Scott Perry, keeps
them apart.
And behind IL all stands the great
American public, which seems already
to have doomed all those alleged
leaders of baseball.