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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
THEPASSING OFCOBWEBS
BY w. n. GoCHER.

The celebrated trotter Cobwebs,
2:12. for many years the champion of
the New York speedway. died at
Nathan Straus' stable May ~. He
had attained the great age OF thirty
years. his prolonged life being largely
due to the aare which trainer Tim
Sullivan bestowed upon him.
Cobwebs was a Palo Alto product.
being by the Electioneer horse Whips
out of Mollie Benton by General
Benton. He was brought out in 1894
by the old-time trainer William
Trimble, whose name was also con
nected with the careers of Judge Full
lerton, Music, Instant. and Garnet,
all of which were raced successfully
in Crandd Circuit company.
A nomination was purchased for
Cobwebs In the $4,000 NJ. e. NJ. at
Detroit that a n before go
ing West. Trimble sampled his pupil
at Philadelphia where he won in
2:l6 Ia. He was then shipped to
Cleveland where he laid up for a
couple of weeks. The perfect man
ners, great speed and pure trottlng
gait Of the Whips gelding soon made
all of the rail-birds at the rack think
we'll of him and there was a plunge
o. Cobwebs In the bettin gring before
he took the word at Detroit. at the
Inaugural meeting over the Crosse
Point track.
There were fifteen horses in the
field. the list including J. N. d. Rex
Americas. Sally Simmons. Cocoon as
we'll az Cobwebs. In one of the scores
starter Lopez appeared TO give the
word and then rang the bell. All
of the starters we're pulled UP except
r-A-~>A- -- Gill.
that afterwards became famous as
the dam Of Hamburg Belle, 2:01 ia.
They trotted the heat in 2:l41-2 and
after they finished were given FIVE
minutes to blow out before taking the
word again. That killed Cobwebs'
chances of winning while j. NJ. D.
secured the honors in AIS IA. Three
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
DEAL o WHEN
CooMBs WILD, PITCHES

Brooklyn, June f5.--An ex-
ceptional play was pulled at
Ebbets' field today In the Cubs
Dodgers game. In the ninth in
ming Deal walked and got to third
on a sacrifice and steal. Then old
Jack Coombs wound up. He
wound up yigorousIy--in fact. so
vigorously that the pill slipped
out OF his hand and went half way
to second and Deal came leisurely
home.
In the press box there were
some heated arguments about the
play, but the verdict Of the Of
fetal scorer was q wild pitch.
Hendryx singled In this inning,
and when F1ack hit a long one to
the bull" sign for $50, the pitcher
stopped at third. The bail had
in the meantime bounced over the
fence for a home run, but F1ack
had to tell Hendryx to get out OF
his way. They raced cross the
plate together.
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insisted ON EsnrAsffnw.

tSpeciaI 70 The Richmond Virginian.)
Billings, Mont, June 15.-He was
old that he had two too many toes
but William Lundborg. an office man
ager of this city. still insisted on en-.
listing in the marine corps.
There was an extra pedal s~ppendaEs
on each foot.
VIII you accept me with only ten %
asked Lundborg.
de was given an affirmative answer.
The would-be sea soldier hurried to a
surgeon. n spurninG an a~naesthetic,
calmly watched the anputation. In =
few days he will bs wearing the ma
rine uniform.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
MAKE PREP
FOR JACK DEMPSEY CAMP

New York-June i5-According TO
word received from the West today.
Jack Kearns is headed East and will
arrive here sometime tomorrow to
select a training camp for Jack
Demp sey, of Salt Lake City. who is
To meet Fred Fulton In a twenty
round bout at Danbury. Conn, July
4.
Kearns is the authority for the
statement that Dempsey realizes his
whole ring career hangs in the bal
ance upon the outcome Of the match,
and he expects to go into training
Immediately so as to be in the best
OF form for the meeting with the
ferocious plasterer.
Fulton will start training in Dan
bury next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
SHIPDU|LDERS WIN
9TH STRAIGHT GAME

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Newport News. Va, June 15.--New-
port News today won its ninth straight
game by defeating the Petersburg
COOLERS. s to 2. Daughton's hitting
was the feature of the game. He
secured two home runs. Tomlin,
pitching for the locals, secured a
th~ree-bagger.
Iomlin outpitched Mul1in at every
stage of the game and was given
better support or the whole. The
CROWD was by far the largest since
opening day.
The score:
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Score by innin ga
Dodgers Lose to Cubs.

Brooklyn. June i5.-Chicago de-
feated the Dodgers here today by a
score Of 6 to l, Hendryx pitching for
Chicago against Jack Coomhs. The
Dodgers only run came in the NTH.
In the ninth inning Flack hit a home
run. scoring Hendryx ahead of him.
Deal also registered a home III when
the bali slipped out OF Coombs' hand
when he went in to pitch.
Score by innings; r. II. f.
Chicago 600 Goa 603-6 S !
BROOKLYN ... 600 0l0 0o0-t 1 8
Batteries Heudryx and kiliifer;
Coombs and Miller and VI Wheat.
Empires-Qulgley and Harrison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Newport News

summary. Two~base hit-Marrus-
~Three-base hit-Tomlin. Home runs
-Daughton. 2. Stolen base-Whit-
craft. Double plays-Gearhart to
HUMPHREYS TO Herriott; Lightfoot to
Emory to HUMPHREYS to Rust. Base
on balls-Of Mullen, 2; off Tomlin.
.. Left on bases-Petersburs, 4:
Newport News. 9. Hit by pitched
bali-Whitcraft by Mullen. Struck
out-By Mullen, i; by TomIin. S.
FIRST base on errors-Hardy and
Tomiin. Time of game-1:4o. I'm
pire-Shaffer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Yankees Are rslanke6,

Detroit, June 16.-Detroit defeated
the Yankees 4 10 0 here today. kailio
was in fine form and allowed the
Yankees but four hits. The Tigers
scored two runs Is the first inning on
two doubles. q single and a sacrifice
fly. Eight New Workers struck out.
Score by innings: r. Fl, r.
New York 900 600 600 4 3
Detroit ....200 900 1lx-4 l
Batteries: Russell and Walters.
Kaliio and Spencer and Yeile. UNI
pires-Hildebrand and Owens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16

FeGefaI assistance to agriculture In
British Columbia has enabled the pro-
Vinctal agricultural department to
greatly extend Instruction. work
among farmers. demonstrations In
field crops and horticulture. dairying,
poultry-keeping silo construction, and
vegetable growing and storing have
peen carried out, cooperative tests
and competitions in production for
boys n girls. as well as for their
seniors, have been organized, The
grant has greatly assisted the work of
women's Institutes. while the organi-
cation of marketing and the extension
OF publicity have been made practical
Bile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16

Il understand that $4,000 was
spent or Miss Yowler's musical edu-
cation"
Dear me! / presume the money
was wasted"
Well, not exactly. 1t kept her
In Europe several years and the
neighbors got some st."-Birming-
ham Age-Herald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Senators Give Faber Farewell.

Chicago. June i5.-Red Faber to-
day attempted a second farewell per-
Torrance before reporting at Great
Lakes Naval station Monday but
Washington punched hits with the
White Sox errors and the final score
was Washington. 3; Chicago, /. Harp
err was very effective.
Score by innings: r. III. F..
Washington 200 400 o20--3 S o
Chicago ......100 600 0oO-1 3 4
Batteries: Harper and Picinich;
Faber and Schaik. Umpires-Moriari-
ty and O'Loughlin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Pirates Arc Canfnrsad.

Philadelphia. June I5-Meusel's
four hits and the splendid pitching of
oesChger. who let the Pirates down
with the same number OF hits as
Meusel contributed. gave the PhilIies
a victory in the first game of the
series with P%ittsburg today, 6 to l..
Jacobs and steele were hatted hard
all through.
Score by innings r.. Fl f.
PittsturE 600 GOO 00I-I 4 2
Ph.la .... 0f0 100 iox-s u 0
Batteries Sanders. Jacobs, Steele
and Shridt oeschaer and Adams.
Cmpires-Byron and O'Day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
PLANNING For Advertising Convention.

San Francisco. June 1S-Prepara-
ions now are being made here for
4 $4,000 war exposition which is part
~ 4 plan by which the United States
government Is to advertise the war
to America. Arthur Bennett, Of the
United States committee on public in
formation IL here in charge OF the
work, being assisted by Lieutenant
Martin. representing the Canadian
government.
The war exposition will be inauEu-
rated under the auspices Of the As
scciatsd Advertising Clubs Of the
World on July :. the day the FOUR
teenth annual convention OF the As
ISOLATED Advertising Clubs is to open
with 4, big inspirational war meeting
aAAresaed by Secretary Of the In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Athletics Trimmed Again.

Cleveland, June t5.-The Indians
trimmed the Athletics again today,
this time 5 TO 2. Bagby outpttched
Adams all the way. allowing but four
hits which were scattered through as
many innings.
Score by innings r, H. z.
Philadelphia ..002 900 900 4 /
Cleveland loo 0e2 02x--5 s 5
Batteries: Adams and Perkins,
Baeby and O'Neill. Umpires-Evans
and Nailin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
PASTOR OF BRANCH MEMORIAL 70
WORK WITH CAMP LEE Y. NJ. c. A,

Branch Memorial Methodist church
has granted It's pastor. Rev. P. j. MuI-
dock, thirty days vacation to work
among the soldiers in camp Lee.
Mr.. Murdoch will leave the city Sa.-
urday morning to join the Y. NJ. c. A.
fierce at Camp Lee. In his absence the
pulpit will be supplied by Rev. p. NJ.
Adams,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
International League Results,

Il Jersey CIV. Rochester, II, Jer-
sey City. i (frst Ean1e). Rochester.
. Jersey City. 3 (seeond camel.
Al Baltimore: Buffalo, &; Baiti.
more, s tirst game). Buffalo. 4; BAL
timore. 10 tsecond canel.
At Binghanton: Toronto. J. Bing-
hanlton, 2.
AT Newark; Syracuse, IL. Newark.
4 thrst gsme1. Syracuse, (: Newark,
) tsecond camel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16

Where They Play Today.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Adds Another Laurel.

New York, June l5.--Miss Molla
Bjursdt, the Norwegian tennis marvel.
added another trophy to her coilec-
ton today when she defeated Miss
Eleanor Goss, of New York, in the
finals of the Metropolitan woman's
cham pionshtp tournament at the
Westside Tennis club. She won two
straight matches v e her rival in
easy fashion. SO, So.
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clare
Cassel won the doubles final.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16

a@ xBatted Tor MaRalls IN ninth.
Score by innings: n.
Richmond .........I0n lnI S6x-s
Norfolk 600 100 002-3
Summary: Two-has hits-McCon-
nell. krozer and Broom. Sacrifice
hits-McDuff. .. Stolen bases-Kane.
Double plays-McDuff to Mcconnell
to Burney; Mcconnell to McDur to
Burney; Ballenger to Gillespie to Dew
lin. Left on bases-Richmond, T.,
Ncrfolk, II. Earned runs-Rich-
mond, 2; Norfolk. /. First base on err
ros-Richmond, ?: Norfolk. .. Struck
out by--Eady. 2: by Magalis, e. Base
on balls-On Eady. 8; Magalis. 1.
VIVID pitches-Magalis. 8. Total bases
Richmond, 10, Norfolk. Ia. Time
OF Eame-i:4b. Tmpire--Lipe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Standing of the Clubs.
Where They Play Today.
No games scheduled.
Giants Get First Game.

New York, June 16.-The Giants
took the first game OF the home series
with the Reds here today, 8 TO I, after
the invaders had piled up a u of
7 TO ! in the first three frames. With
the score tied in the las half of the
ninth, Burns doubled after n was
out, going to third when Young got
an infeld hit. Fletcher flied out and
scored when Meals perfect throw
from the outfeld went through Wings
legs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
GIANTS TAKE. FIRST
GAME FROM THE REDS
With Score ! to / In Third Inning,
New York Revtves and Makes 1t
3 to Z.
G LOSE TO CUBS.

Hendryx Outpitches Jack Coombs--
Meisel's Four Hits and Oeschger's
Pitching Downs Pirates-Cardinals
Defeat the Braves.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Browns Lose 10 Red Sox.

ST. Louis, June iS--Ruth lifted the
ball into the right field bleachers for
a homer after Hooper and Shean had
singled in the seventh inning OF to-
days anne giving Boston a victory
over ST. Louis, s to &, Ruth also
drove in the run scored in the ninth
with a single to right. Both teams
hit the ball hard in the fret three in
nings.
Score by innings. r H Il
Boston ......o22 600 SOILS 10 0
ST. Louis ......2to o10 0oo-~t II 4
Batteries: Jones and Agnew:
Davenport. Rogers and SEVERED. I'm
-AxAn narnnn ard CnnrntIx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
GIVE BIG
. FAREWELL TO FABER
World Series Star Attempts Second
"Goodby' But Washington
Helps Celebrate Festfvfty.
ATHLETICS TRIMMED AGAIN

Indians Soak Connie Mack's stalwarts
by Score OF 5 to 2-Detroit Blanks
Yankees and Browns Lose ~ Red
Sox.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16

Boston, Jun 1.-THE Cardinals
defeated the Braves. 4 to 8. today
IN an embarrassing game. Hearne,
who started for Boston. was hit hard
until he retired in the seventh.
Meadows held The Boston blows wide
ly scattered. but Door support put him
in danger of defeat several times.
Score by innings: n. Fl. f
~. Louis zoo OIL 0o6-4 10 4
Boston 49,. olo col 0fd-3 6 o
Batteries; Meadows and Gonzales:
Hearne. Raglan, Filligim and Wilson
and Hesry. Umpires-klem and
Fmslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results.

OSVC1WHJ HEVvuftSs
St. Louis, 4: Boston, 3.
Chicago. 8; Brooklyn. l..
Cincinnati, Z; New York, s.
Pittsburg, /; Philadelphia. 6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16

Tommy came home at supper
time highly elated. Pa" he said
Il have just learned from n OF
the soldiers how 70 say thank you
and If you please in French"
Good" said his father. That's
more than you ever learned TO say
in English. "-San Francisco Chron-
icle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16

Davenport, Rogers ana severed. I'm
pires-Dineen and Connolly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Only $1.OO a Week

The Dutch Kitchenet is 4 the latest word in a complete
cabinet for the kitchen. It is the one you see advertised
in the Ladies Home Journal and on the billboards. No
housekeeper would for q moment consider any other
kitchen cabinet after a look at the Dutch ktchenet. And
the Kitchenets offered in this club are the very latest
made. They have some new features never before oferd
in a cabinet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Dutch Kitchenet Club
A Genuine $500 Napanee Dutch
Kitchenet
$25.75
A Clear Saving of $9.25

4 limited number of ladies in Richmond and vicinity
can get the world s best Kitchen Cabinet-the celebrated
Napanee Dutch Kitchenet-at a clear saving of 1928, by
calling at the Hopkins store this week. Not only can you
save 1925, but by Joining the Dutch kitchenet Club you
can pay for your Kitchenet on terms Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-16
Norfolk.

xBatted for Magalis in ninth.
Score by innings:
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TENNIS W KIUBIE POLSKO-AME.
RYKANSKIM.

Klsb ~atletyczry Polsko-Amery---
kanski, r%ozpoczyna W przyszia sobote
popo&udniu turniej pomiedzy cz1on-
kami o szampionat klubowy W gre
tennisa. Wszystkie rozgrywki
(,,sets'O odbeda sic W miejscu pre-
znaczonym ma te gre W parku Eek
harta PREY ulicach Noble i Chicago.
Dotychczas wpisaio sic dwunastu
cz}onk6w: R. Birkholz, j. Crowicz,
". E. Dzimetowicz, A. NJ. Klonowski,
R. Korzeniewski, ]. X. Krawulski, S.
Lewandowski, S. l.. Mazur, F. No
wicki, A. NJ. Pallasch, P. Palubicki i
E. Z. Sosnowski.
Wnoszac 2 rekord6w ,,expert6W"
polskich - komitet atletyki klubu
,,P. A. A. c." zapewnia re turniej
polski bedzie bardzo zaciety jak i
Interestingly. Kazdy jeden z biora--
cych udziaf miaf najmniej diva lata
praktyki W gre tennis" specyalnie
ma turniej ten gorliwie sic przygoto-
wuja.
Obecnie szampionem klubu ,,P. A.
A. c." jest p. Edmund T. Sosnowski.
Zyskal on tytui ten diva lata temu
pokonawszy p. Franciszka Krawul-
skiego W turnieju klubowym jaki byl
wtenczas urzadzony. w przeciagu
dw6ch lat sporo polskich amatoroW
wyrobilo styl cry do takiego stopnia,
re r6wnaja i nawet p~rzewyzszaja
~zrecznoSc obecnego szampiona. lex
perez" tacy jak PIP. Abdon M. Pal
lasch l .,Wladek" Dzimitowicz szkole
tennisa przeSli W parku Kosciuszki, a
reszta aspirent6w pochodzi z parku
Eckhart'a. lego roku najlepiej sic
przedstawia p. Stanis(aw Mazur l
jesli klubowcy ME vienna sic do 1e-
go sk6ry to napewno z%dobedzie on
szampionat.
Jake nagrody, try medale beda
darowane: "a pierwsze try miej-
sea, zioty, srebrny i z bronzu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
ROzKAZ
DO GNIAZD OKREGU II-go wv.
SON. POL. W AM. W
CHICAGO, ILL.

Stosownie do rozporzadzenia RIA
du Stan6w Zjednoczonych, W dniu
Ago lipca T. b.. odbedzie sic mantle
stacya narodowa ma Geese 142ej rocz-
nicy Niepodleglo$ci Stan6w zjedno-
ezonych.
Ola tego tez ninieiszem rozka-
zem wzywam wszystkich Druh6w
Druhny oraz dziatwe meska jake tez
I zenska Gniazd Okregu II-go, do
czynnego wziecia udzis4u W mantle
stacyi Dnia LojalnoSci, jaka odbe--
die sic ma poiuocuO-zachodniej stro-
ME m. Chicago z pred Domu wv.
Mar. Pol. do Humboldt Parku.
Druhowie i Druhny! ably wykazac
swa lojalnosC ola Stan6w Zjednoczo-
ny,b / Gwiazdzistego Sztandaru i a
by wyrazic nasza wdziecznoSc Rzado-
wi Stan6w Ziednoczonych. ktory bez
zadnyeh zastrzen postawil "a waru-
mex wszechswistowego pokoju Zjed-
noczons, Wolna i Niepodlegla Pol
ske z dostepem do nora, musimy
stanae do wymarszu wszyscy, Druho-
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Kl:sza Chicago Tribune.

Sierzant Wladyslaw F. Duda czio-
mex oddziaIu wojsk marynarskich ME
zyje.
,Zmari on z ran otrzymanych W
czasie waikiki; kilka slow powyz-
szych zawieral ca}y telegram cd ma
jora generate Barnetta, naczelnika
woisk marynarskich Marine Corps.
Sierzant Duda jest synem PIP. Karola
1 Wladyslawy Duda, zamieszkaiych
pnr. 1885 North Wood utica.
Slyszac o zgonie brata swego, An
toni Duda, LEGACY lat 10 wstapii "a
raz do marynarki Wuja Sama, a dru-
ri brat zmarlego, Benjamin zapisat
sic do wojsk marynarskiCh.
Dnia 1890 czarwca rodzine zmarie
90 poinformowano telegraficznie o
ranach odniesionych przez niego ma
polu walki, dis za$ nadeszia wiado-
nose o jego zgonie z powodu o.
wych ran. Procz braci Antoniego l
Beniamina p~ozostawia sierzant VIA
dysiaw dwie siostry, Helene Marye
Ouda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
POKONANI PUNKTANn 5 DO O.

Klub Romeo Midgets" re Stani-
siawowa wygral onegdaj dziewiaty 2
rzedu kontest pokonawszy swych o.
statnich rywali z klubu ,,Aristo Ju-
niors' W parku Artistic" punktami 5
do 0.
Rzucaez F. Stigma z klubu ivy
cieskiego darowa} rywalom tylko 2
uderzenia a wymachal ich az dwuna-
stu; ,,Romeos" zdobyli 5 punktow, IL
uderzen i to silnych, a omylek popef-
Mill dwie: rywale zaS ME zdobyli FAD
nych punkt6w, dostali tylko 2 ude-
rzenia, a ma dobitke pope}nili 2 CRU
be omyiki. Baterye stanowili: F.
Stigma i j. Zalewski; przeciwnicy
zas mieli Bremberga Glaffe'ego. Sc
dzia CRY byf ]. Sztuka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01

vie i Druhny oraz dziatwa jak mes
ka tax i zesnka; MECH nikogo z
Was ME braknie.
Gniazda, ktore posiadaja flagi siuz
bowe (service flag MECH je zabio-
ra ze SODA.
Punkt zborny ola Sokolstwa jest;
p6lnocno-zachodni r6g Cleaver i Di-
vision ulic, punktualnie o godzinie
1890 p~opoiudniu, 4 lipca r. b.
Dow6dztwo mad dywizya Sokoi6w,
obejmie znany VAN wszystkim b.
Naczelnik Zwiazku Sokol6w, Oh.
Wojcieeh Rajski, dlatego tez naczel-
nicy / naczelniczki obowiazani So
zda6 mu rapport a miejscu zbi6rki.
Do wymarszu p~rzygrywac bedzie
orkiestra doboszy Okregu II-go Wv.
Sok. Pol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
16tej wardy.

Onegdaj wieczorem Klub Demo-
kratyczny 16tej wardy ma SVEN po-
siedzeniu indorsowal ka%ndydature
J6zefa Petlak ma ponowny wybor ja-
ko PosIa do legislatury stanowej z
27go senatoryalnego dystryktu, kto-
ry obejmuje czesci ward 16tej, 17tej
i 1Stej.
Indorsowano take kandydature
Michaia Hoffman, ma posia do legi-
slatury z 23go d~ystryktu SENATORIAL
nego, kt6ry obejmuje Geese ward 10.
16. SO, So i Oak Park.
Ma posiedzeniu byli obecni repre-
z%entanci wszystkich precynkt6w. In
dorsowano obu kandydat6w jedno-
gloSnie. Przyszie ~posiedzenie tel or
ganizacyi odbedzie sic W piatek VIE
czorem, dnia SGD lipca, o godzinie
Smej, W kwaterze pnr. 1852 West
North ave. Wszyscy d~emokraci 16tej
wardy So proszeni 0 przybycie ma to
posiedzenie.
Stanislaw Kunz,
Komitetowy 16tej wardy,
w. Kozfowsk, prezes,
A. H. Sikorski, sekretarz.
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KONTESTU DZIEWIATKI KEN
Ply Y KLUBEN PROSPERITY
BOYS.

Punktami s do 7 pokonafa die
wiatka ,,Kempa A. c." rywali z klu-
bu Prosperity Boys. Dziel's'e spi-
sal sic Franciszek Gawlak ,rzucacz
dziewiatki wygrywajacej, z ktora do
gry staneli: B. Reimer, CT; Swiecic-
XII. S.: S. Kempa, c.; T. Kempa' 3D.;
]. Mulher, 2b.; F. Gawlak, p; E.
Bryce. 1b.; Szarkowski, RI. L. Mu-
rawski, If. Pc stronie przeciwnikoW
w~ystapili: ]. Kuciera. rf.; Kelley
S.; F. Kadlec, h.; T. SzaoleWsKl'
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1arszruta Wymarszu Dnia Lo-
jalnosci Ago Lipca, 1918 r.,
z p0Enocno-zachodniej strony
miasta do Humboldt parku.

Punkt zbOrny Division / Noble
I'll. o godzinie 12-tej W poiudnie. PO-
ch6d wyruSzy o gOdzinie - As punk
tualnie. nj. Division do Milwaukee, Mil
waukee do Wood. Wood do Armitage,
Armitage do Humboldt Blvd. Hum
bOldt Blvd. do parku.
/. DywiZya uStawi sic wzdlul Diyi-
sion nj. pred Domem u. y. P.
III. Dywizya uStawi sic ma Cleaver
ul. ma pOludnie cd Division. CzOlem do
Division.
Ill. Dyzyi,ya mstawi SO 10 ClAovnr
ul.. p6lnocna strona - Czolem do Divi-
sion.
~. Dywizya Gminy 3. IS i OIL ustawia
sic ma Holt ulicy. Gmina IL i parafia
W. &w. p~rzylaczy sic do pOchodu ma
HOyne ave. i Armitage.
Y. Dywizya uStawi sic ma Ashland
ave. czo}em do Milwaukee ave.
VI. DywiEya uStawi sic ma Dickson
ultcy.
VII. Dywizya przyiaczy sic do po-
chodu pvzy Division i Milwaukee ave.
VIII. Dywizya uStawi sic ma Noble
ulicy, czOlem do Division.
IN. Dywizya ustawi sic ma poiudnio-
wei stronie, czo{em do Division.
Y. Dywizya przyiaczy sic do pocho-
du ma Wood i Armitage ave.
Nj. Dywizya przylqczy sic do pocho
du ma Leavitt i Armitage ave.
MI. Dywzya przyiaczy sic do po-
chodu ma Division i Milwaukee ave.
Mi. Dywizya p~rzyiaczy sic do po-
chodu ma Cortland i Wood nj.
XIV. DyYizya przyiaczy sic ma No
bic i Division.
Nv. Dywizya ~przyiaczy sic do pocho
du ma Wood i Milwaukee ave.
XVI. Dywizya przyiaczy sic do po-
chodu ma Humboldt Blvd. i Armitage.
NVIII. Dywizya u>tawi sic ma Paulina
ulicy. czolem do Milwaukee, ave.
WSzyStkir Sztaudary danych dywi-
zyi powinny bye nieSiOne ma cZele da-
nej Dywizyi.
W razie pominiecia kOgO prose- "a
wiadOmic GI6wneSo MarSZalka.
Ludwik PaIek,
Gi6wny MarSzaiek.
1910 CIeaycr St,
Chicago.
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