davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08
GARY MOTHERS
OF SOLDIERS MEET

Mothers whose sons srs Ia the ser
ce VIII meet tonight al the Car
Bile lihrary 1T S o'eiork for the pl--
rose - planning an orsaRiEation
The ueV organization. IL posiole wili
nclude every mother ef sold ers In an
sn5esyor to promote the welfare OF the
Toys nov IN foreisE FIELDS and in home
amps Every mother of sold eTs Should
TEND
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08
TWO $1,000 GARY
BUILDING PERMITS

Two 5000 building permits were -
'usd to Gary Builders yesterday Is AI-
ows;
Nary winters. two story bricA We
essr nat building a Connecticut street.
Tohu o-ulSa. two-story brick eat az
ssst West Tenth Place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08
WOMAN LIQUOR
LAW VIOLATOR

Maggie Buseskas 1879 JaeAson So
Car, an Austrian woman. Wa arrest
Cd this morning charged win oe'0S
state 1quor Law riolator sac vas
ledsea M -alL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

Tic War Savings Pledge Card IS
little note written to Uncle Sam
TO assure him that YOU are with
him in the war and that you intend
10 stay TO tic finish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

Better to have War Savings
Stamps in your safe than the bloo.-
stained hands Of the ka'se-s
bordcs at your throat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

The ports OWING r. the expected arriy a
"a Good shipments from the entente.
The cabinet ras sd1lsed today that
the spartacides n Hamburg are fran
ticauy Organizing themselves for de
Tense against go1 eminent troops
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08
LONDON RAILWAY
STRIKE SETTLED
e IntsraatIonal Sc s.rvleel

LONDON. Feb Sine railway str.tse
las been settled. r was anuouneed or
ae'allr today. The saewa5s Nil re-
ne operations as soon S possible
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

been arrested within the last few days
and these arrests bespeak good york
on tbc psf or locsl Of csrv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

Make undortskers of en- "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
Z Detroit, Mich.

Podczas gdy PAM Dojarska udata
sic do sklepu. zOstawiwszy swe dwie
c6reczki, czteroletnia Helenke |
trzyletnia Zosie W domu bez Opieki.
Zaszedl nieszcze$liwy wypadek. Sa-
siadka pahstwa Dojarskich zauWa-
zyla piomienie W ich domu pnr. 124
Cabot ave, wydobywajace sic ma ze-
wnatrz vice zaalarmowa}a straz pc
larna. Lecz MIN ia zdola}a przybyc'
dom caly stall juz plomieniach'
Pc ugaszeniu ognia strazacy znaIez-
II cialo Helenki bl:sko okna, a cia-
In ~m}odsZei Zosi. pod }6zkiem. o.
ciec .I6zef Dojarski. by} pod6wczas
orzv nracv. Koroner Morgan Parker,
przeprowadzil inwestygacye / orzek'
Il prawdopodobnie matka bedzie po-
ciagn:eta do odpowiedzialnosci u
Smiert swych dziatek, poniewaz 20
stawiIa ie W dOmu bez opieki. poza,
mvkawszv okna I drZwi. koroner
nrzvpuszcza. II powodem pozaru by
10 ~zaiecie sic sukienki dz;eWczyhk'
cd pieca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15

cage sic do estrady, by zlozyc
swoj dar, idacy w tysiace dola--
row! Me ma til ~byznesitv. kt0ry-
by ME z}ozyl najmniej $4,000,
niekt6rzy ofiarowali pc $4,000 i
$4,000. a zaznaczyc trzeba, re
50 tn tylko poczatkujqcy byzne-
siSci, gdyz kolonia Worcesterska
liczy zaledwie - lat swej egzy--
stencyi. Wszystkie towarzystwa
koSciclne, meskie zlozyiy pc
$4,000 kazde. zenskie re swych
piecioccntowych miesiecznych o.
plat ofiarowaIy pc 5000. I tax
zwanych narodowych zrzeszen
jtden tylko Zwiazek Narodowy
Polski zsolidoryzowai sic z Mani
przez swQ skiadke w kwocie
$500.
W Worcester ME ma War Che
stu. ME molemy vice liczyc ma
zadna pomoc. Dotqd jedna tylko
Z iabryk ME zapomniala o mas.
dajac nam $4,000, II. dolara "a
kazdego dolara, ofiarowanego ma
Polske przez Pracujqcych W niej
lPOlak6w.
Zebrane pieniadze ,odsylamy
do w. n. W tym tygodn;u. ME
zamykamy jednakze Rampant.
Nadmienic r6wnicz wypada, re
polonia Worcesterska -da}a okolo
POO rekruta do Polskiej Armii.
Eyloby wiecej. gdyby ME fatalna
dcnuncyacya mas W samem cara
n:u re~krutacyi. RzqdOwe sledztwo
wvkazalo wprawdzie bezpodstaw
nose oskarzenia. ale Wykazafo
r6whica wiclc dziwnych spraWck
mo:Nl szIachetnych patryotycz--
rych oponent6w.
KS. B. Bojanowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
Rzadowe poIyczki ola rolnik6w.

Washington, D. c. (Komunikat
Rzadowy). - Department Rolnict-
wa W porozumieniu z Department
tenn Skarbu bedzie wydawae pozyczEi
rolnikom dotknietym posucha, z fun
duszu pieciu milionow dolarow wy
znaczonego ma ten eel przez Prey
denta. Po1yczka ma zasiewy wiosen-
ne ME more byG wytsza jak $500, a
ma zasiewy jesienne ME wytej jak
$500.
Federalne banki. W dystryktach, do
tknietych posueha. So naznaczone
jake finansowi agenci rzadu l maja
prawo wydawat 1 kolektowac te po-
tyezki. maja one rowniel prawo u
powainiae miejscowe banki / inne
agencye do przyimowania aplikacyi,
lforma kt6rych bedzie i'm dostarczona
ma kaide zapotrzebowanie.
Departament Rolnfctwa, przez
swoich agentow W asystencyt rVlni-
Iczych towarZystw pozyczkowych
miejscowych organizacyi r~olniczych'
bedzie sprawdzac kaida aplikacye
ipozyczki beda przyznane tym rolni'
kom. kt6rzy posiadaja wiasnosc oso'
bista pokrywajaca wysokoSc udzielo'
mel pozyczki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
Smiertelnosc wsr6d niemowlat,
zarobki rodzic6w.

WASHINGTON, D. C. (Komunikat
Rzadowyl. - Biuro opieki mad
dziecmi PREY Departamencie Piracy
badalo przez ostatnich szese lat sto-
sunek smiertelnosci niemowlat, kto-
rych rodzice zarabiaja cd 5000 90
$3.50 ~rocznie. Bahama byly prowa-
dzone W osmiu wiekszych mlaslacn'
sdzie urzednicy mieli wywiady u Z3'-
600 matek posiadajacych niemo"le-
"a / badania wykazaiy, re u rodz'-
cow majacych $3.50 rocznego docno-
du. umieralo jedno "a kazde szeSc
niemowlat, a u zarabiajacych $12oO
rocznie umieralo jedno ma kazde SEE
snakcie. Procent Smiertelno6cl
wsr6d niemowlat W stosunku do "a
robk6w rodzic6w jest nastepu]acy
u zarabiajacych mniej jak $3.50 rofz
ME 2s.S procent; zaraoia1acych
nd $3.50 do $S49 rocznie S7.2 pro
cent: Il zarabiaiacych cd $3.50 do
Is1o4e rocznie 15.3 procent; u cara
Ibiaiacvch cd s1O5O do s124s rocz-
ME s. 1 procent l u zaraoia1aeych
$3.50 Tub wiecej rocznie 13.1 pro
cent. w koncu komisya zaznacza, q
dop6k ub6stwo e~gzystowac bedzie
zvcie niemowlat zagrozone bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
z WORCESTER. MASS.

Polonia WorceStcrSka zebraia
$50. 10000 ma dziesiecio miliono.
Wy dar. Ma scjmiku stanowyn
!wyznaczono nam S15.00OOO. tc
znaczy, re uczyn;liSmy wcale pc.
kazny over the top"
Dziwna, zc rzadko chyba INA.
lezt osade pol>kq W Stanach lie.
dnoczonych, kt0ra mialaby tylr
nieprzychylnych ilu maWorcesteI
i swoj ob6z ME ma ola mas brat,
mich slow, obGz obey wciqz mas
~najezdza przez najlcjszych Swych
agitatorGw. Nigdy tel ME wySz|a
l. Worcester jaka3 zyczliwa re-
cenzya. cato nigdy ME brakio
klamliwych. B~ezrosrcdniq PREY
czyna tcgo dose intcrcsujqccgo
zjawiska jest nasz rozmach W
piracy. w piec;u latach wybudo,
waliSmy szkoic kosztem $4,000
i sp}acili;my ia. W tym r6wniez
czasie spiacilismy $4,000 innych
diugow parafialnych, ME zapoml-
rajac i o Kraju. ma kt6ry zebrali-
smy cos okolo $4,000. lego zama
chu ME mole uchwycic i sw6j !
obey oboz inaczcj, jak tylko po-
sqdzajac mas o rome matactwa,
co do iloSci parafian. Tymczasem
my ME ilo$cia, lecz jakoSci2 SILL
smy W Gym. PoSrod tyqh ME
sprawiedliwych posqdzei, nieraz
c:erpkich ; awanturniczych, po-
dziwiahem wytrwa}oSc polonil
Worcestershire. w najbardzlej
krytycznych momentach smutnic
rzucalismy okiem dokofa, szuka-
jqc przyjaznej dioni, bratniego
serca... Daremnie: ME ola mas
tyl zyczliwy uSmiech, ME ola mas
byia przyjazna dion! Polon'a
Worcesterska, zwyczajna juz O.
samotnienia, ME czuje zalu do nj
kogo, ME nam go i ia, DO ojaki
It'd, TAXI tez kaplan."
Owe $25, 500 ma fundusz naro-'
dowy zebraliSmy ma trzech VIE
each ma sail parafialnej w d. y,
% listopada, oraz W d. 8 grud'
ria, a zebraliSmy wlasnemi ivy.
czajnemi sposobam;, be- zadnycf
m6wcow, bez zadnych lez i wzdy.
chan. zafuie tylko, re ma tie wlecf
ME zaprosilem tych, co chca ma:
koniecznie uczyc rozumu i serc'
- byla to iscie imponujaca mani
festacya, wspanialsza niz zana
szvste parady i jaskrawe oslosze
! MIA. te gromadne szeregl, ito
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15

Hitchcock byl szpiegowany przez
detektywow, zaangazowanych
przez Hines'a.
Wszystkie dohumenta, doty-
czace szpitala Speedway, zostaiy
przes}ane Z Waszyngtonu do pro-
kuratora federalnego Clyne'a W
Chicago, kt6ry zapowiedzia}, re
Sledztwo bedzic gruntowne.
Sekretarz wojny Baker apro-
buje akcye te. Prosi} prokuratora
generalnego, azeby zbadaf do
Sgruntu zarzuty %kryminalne, jake
W tel sprawie byly p%odniesione.
Zarzuty oszustwa i przekup-
silva podniesiono w zwiazku re
szpitalem Speedway wkr6tce pc
zniknieciu Hitchcocka dnia 20-go
listopada.
Sprawdzono, ze Hitchcock i
stotnic byl w Covington, TenneS-
see, gdzie wcdiug opowiadania
mial odzyskat swa pamicc.
Milan Hitchcock ! brat jego
Abner byli onegdaj we wywiado
wczem biurzc wojskowem pnr.
225 +. Ohio III. +. d. Hanna kon-
ferowai Z mimi przez kilka godzin
Me wyjawiono o czcm m0wiIi.
INNE MIEJ-
SKIE.
- PAM Ella Burke, z pnr. 1888
IN. Dearborn ul.. zostala onegdaJ
aresztowana pod zarzutem krzy-
woprzysiestwa ma warrant, WyJc-
ty przez ]. w. Follmera, repre-
~zentanta stanowego biura rege-
stracyi / cdukacyi. PAM Burkc
jest zawodowq poreczyclclk2.
WypuszczOna zostala ma wolnoSC
pod kaucya $4,000.
- Nieznajomy mezczyzna
wskoczy oncgdaj wieczorem do
rzeki Z mostu ma III. Rush, lccz
wedlug opowiadania mostowycl,
kt6rzv go zauwazyli, ME wpadf do
woody tylko ma kre lodowa, ktora
w tel chwili pod mostcm przepiy,
wala. Wezwano natychmiast sta,
tex p~ozarowy Graeme Stewart
wdrozono poszukiwania, Iccz da,
rcmnie. Widocznie samob6Jca ste
czvI sic wkr6tcc potcm do woody.
IA osob odniosio pokalecze'
nj lecz niei groz.t, oneglaJ vie
czorem w kolizyi tramwajow W
tunelu III. Van Buren.
- Milioner rzezalniany Ed
ward Morris, prezcs Morris anc
Co., ofiarowal onegdaj wielki(
zapasy mieSa IA ratunek .jugo.
SiOwian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
I kOmitetu PubHcznych
lnformacyi Washington,
D. c. I POIskiegO BiuTa
6 West 4Sth St. n. Y.
ZAtrudnianie fachOwO w~yksztaaoo-
nych kobiet.

Was ington, D. C. (Komunikat
Rzadcwy). 2 trzynastu blur zatrud-
MEN W Stan. lied, kt6re zostaiy "a
lozone przez kobiece organizacye W
kolegiaeh i przez fachowo wyksztai-
cone kobiety, cd maja 1918 roku
oSm wsp6lpracuje zrzadowem blu
rem pracodawczem jake Profesyo-
naIna Sekcya. majacs lokalne biura
" miastach Cleveland, Detroit, Den
YER, Kansas City. Minneapolis, New
York. Philadelphia 1 Pittsburg. W
westinghouse. Profesyonalne biuro
mieszczace SIC " dawnym hoteiu
Gordon. Eatrudnilo jut iele kobiet,
kt6rs pred p~odp'sAniem rawiesze-
MIA broni. prEcowAly " dzialaeh
rwfGzanyeh wojna. jak rowniet VIE
le kobiet r dIiedEiny naukL. sTtuh
innyeh protesyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
SLEDZTWO w RAW
HITCHCOCKA I SZPITALA


W}adze federalne postanowi&y
wdrozyt Sledztwo ME rylko W
sprawie tajemniczego znikniecia
przez 50 dni Milana NJ. Hitch
cocka, agenta realnoSciowego W
Berwyn, kt6ry utrzymuje, re stra
Gil pamiec wskutek wypadku att
tomobilowego, ale i w sprawie
szpitala Speedway, budowanego
przez milionera Edwarda Hines'a
WyjaSnienie Hitchcock CO dc
swego znikniecia zawiera kilka
sprzecznosci tax powaznychr IL
sledztwo uznane bylo "a koniecz'
ne.
Hitchcock wplatany jest W
sprawe szpitala w ten spos6b. i
lego oszacowanie realnoSci w pc
blizu szpitala Speedway udare'
mni}o plan Hines'a s~przedanI'
szpitala rzadowi pc wyg6rowane
Genie. Wyszlo ma jaw take, Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15

ta W tych Stanach przez Departa-
ment Rolnictwa, doprowadzila, re Is
pofuGniowych Stan6w wyprodukowa
{y W 1918 roku al, $4,000 buszli
kukurydzy wiecej anizeli W 1909
roku;a IL Stan6w, ~poiozonych W
paste bawelnianym, wyprodukowalo
W 1918 roku o 135 procent procent
wiece! pszenicy, anizeli W 1909 ro-
ku. Te samy Stany W ~przeciagu te-
go samego czasu wyprodukowaiy vie
eel owsa o 1S5 procent, siana o 12S
procent: irlandzkich kartofli o III
procent / slodkich o 81 procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
KroMka MiejSCoWa.
SAL ENTUZYAZMU OBEJ-
NIUE TLUMY MA WIDOK
DYWIZYI

Coliseum by4o onegdajprze--
peinione tlumem, ktory przybyl
powitaG ~pierwsza Geese dywizyi
,,Blackhawk", ktora sic wczoraj
zatrzymala w Chicago ma 10 60
din w p~rzejezdzie z powrotem z
Francyi do Camp Grant, gdzie
nastapi formalna demobilizacya.
Tlum ME mogi sic nacieszyc wi
dokiem dziarskich artylerzystow.
Ojcowie, matki, bracia, siostry,
narzeczone i przyjaciele radowali
sic. izich ukochani wrocili cali i
zdrowi.
Wszedzie, czy to ma ulicy, w
czasie pochodu, czy to w hotelach
i klubach, czy to W teatrach, czy-
tez wreszcie w Coliseum, wsze-
dzie Oyli prZedmiotem oWaCyl'
jakich nigdy ME wIdziano w Chi
cago. Bylo to bowiem pierwsze
publiczne powitanie wojakow,
ktorzy clos Smiertelny zadali bez-
wzglednemu prusactwu i sprawl
Ii. re dis imie Ameryki jest IL
bostwiane w caiym swiecie.
Zolnierzami dowodzii puiko-
wink Ward, kt6rego wszedzie wi
tano owacyjnie. Ma prowizorycz-
nej estradzie ktora o~statecznic
ustawiono pred %lnstytutem .
Sztuk, glowna figura byf gene
raj Enoch Crowder, provost
MARSHALL. gl6wny kierownik po-
boru. kt6ry przybyi ma kilko,
dniowa wizyte do Chicago.
Zo}nierze udali sic wczoraj W
d,Ie,, Jrora do Como Grant
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
WE a

Stowarzyszcnie .Mumnek Akademil
NaiSw. Rodziny. mice hcdzie we cZWar'
tek, dnia lego ~Stycznia o Godzinie sci
wi,,.zorcm W .Akndemii m. 14io w. ID
vision utica. wazne bWrdzo poSieizehie'
Sprawy waznc 81 do zalatwienla' dla-
togo o obecno5c wS~zystkich czionkin u
pra>za.
Adela Lagodzihska. prezeSka'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-15
Va posudnin PrOdukuj4 ibeenie vic
eel ywnOSci.

Washington, D. c. CRomunikat
Rradowy,. - Pred wojna poiudnio
We stany sprowadzaiy roeznie ku-
kurydEy. sians. maxi. missa. drobiu
1 Innych produkt6w spotywczych "a
ssSO,ooO.O0 obecnie praes podje-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
Alexander City Plays
 Tie Game With LinevilIe

Alexander City, August 14.-(Speciall-- After losing Tuesdays game to the Alex ander City team by d score of to l, the Lineville sluggers> came up Wednesday with blood in their eyes, determined to redeem themselves for their defeat of the day before Before the battle they stated that they would show the Alex ander City boys an exhibition of real baseball and they made good their boast. In 15 innings of the most exciting baseball. probably ever witnessed in Alabama, the two teams played scoreless game, dark ness ending the battle. The Linevilie boys good sports that they are. state that they expect to stay in Alexanoei City, and play the local boys to dead finish. They further state that when they go home, it will be with the Alexander City goat" as trophy. The local boys good sports that they are, say, We got no goat to give The greatest game ot the season is expected when the two teams tie up in today's battle. Score.
 R. II. l.. Lineville . GOO 900 GOO GOO 000--0 2 Alexander City 000 900 900 eco Oc0--o 5 Batteries: Ingram and Griffin Sandlin and Hancken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
GEORGIA MINISTER DECLARES DRECO WONDERFUL
 MEDICINE
Tells How It Built Him Up When He Was Completely Broken Down. Recom-
 mends It Unhesitatingly

Rev. w. M. Save, well-known Baptist divine, living at 1452 East Broad street, Athens, Ga, says:
 "I was broken down from my work of preaching, performing marriages and conducting funerals and the many other duties required of the modern minister. My stomach was deranged and my digestion bad. Gas tritis was the cause of much distress after eating. My kidneys also seemed to be out of order, and I was quite nervous.
 Since taking three bottles of Dreco 1 am feeling so much better that am convinced of the real emrits of this remedy. My wife is going to start on a treatment at once, for she feels the need of good strengthen ing tonic. Knowing what it did for me, l have every reason to believe Dreco will help her also. I am glad to indorse this splendid medicine"
 If you doubt the effectiveness of Dreco, we simply ask that you try one bottle. If that helps you, continue stop at once, for it will show whether or not you are on the right track.
 Dreco is made from juices and ex- tracts of many medicinal herbal plants which act on the vital organs in a pleasant and prompt manner.
 All good druggists now sell Dreco, and it is highly recommended in Bir- mingham by Jacoos' drug store. Dreco is also sold in Bessemer by the Fulton Drug Company, in Fai i.field by Halls Pharmacy, in Wylam by Central Pharmacv A 1-s,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
TRY IT! SUBSTITUTE
 FOR NASTY CALOMEL
Starts your liver without mak-
 ing you sick and cannot
 salivate

Every druggist in town-your drug gist and everybody's druggist has no-- ticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same season. Dodsons Liver Tone Is taking it's place.
 "Calomel is dangerous and people know it, while Dodsons Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gives better results, ' said a prominent local druggist. Dod- sons Liver Tone is personally guaran- teed by every druggist who sells it. A large bottle costs but a few cents, and If it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver sluggishness and constipa- ton. you have only to ask for your money back.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harm a spoonful at night and wake up, feeling fine; no biliousness, sick headache acid doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all the next day like violeAt calomel Take a dose of calomel toe4y Snd tomorrow you will feel weak. s.ek .tnd nauseated Don't lose days ~ov.l. Take Dod- sons Liver Tone instead and feel fine. full of vigor and ambition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tanks Take Great Game

Detroit, August 14.-By collecting two extra base hits following base on balls, New York broke tie in the fifteenth inning and won the first game of the series with the Tigers, to 4.
 Mays hurled air-tight ball for nine innings and then was ordered out of the park by Umpire owens for throw ing bat far down the right field foul line after being called out on strikes.
 The, first triple play ever executed at Navin field fell to the Tigers in the ninth Pratt doubled and Bodie walked. Ruel lined to Bush, who beat Pratt going to second and then threw to Eeilman, nipping Bodie, who was four feet off the bag. Score: R. II. F. New York 010 200 000 900 002--5 r 9 Detroit. 010 O01 001 900 001-4 16 l
 Batteries-Mays, Mogridge, Shawkcy and Ruel, Roland, Ayers and Ain smith
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
New Fight Returns:
 Dempsey Dolls Up

Cincinnati, August 14.-It de- veloped here recently that Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight champion, left a comfortable amount of prizefight cash in this city through the purchase of both the most costly personal raiment imported, diamond jewelry, sport ing goods, par excellence. imported candy sweets and numerous gew- gaws.
 No such sales have ever been re- corded as having been made to any individual in local history.
 Among the items were 10 suits of clothes intended for as many social occasions, pairs of fine shoes, $500 worth of shirts, as much more haberdashery. numerous nifty bath ing suits, $500 worth of hats ard caps and nearly a bushel basket full of imported candy. besides about peck measure of jewel-y for his mother in Salt Lake City and his sisters
 It is estimated that s10,000 would hardly cover the champions pur- chases the week he spent here after the Toledo fight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
TRAVELLING MEN ID
 PLAY AT R|CKWOOD
Benefit Game to Be Played Tomorrow-10,000 Tickets
 the Aim

The T. F. A. and U. c. T. are the hardest working set of men in the city at the present time. Only one more day remains in which to practice for their benefit game, and in which to sell the remainder of the 10000 tickets the mark set by the satchel toters. The men are making the best possible use of the little tune available in which to wind up the campaign.
 There is great rivalry between the two organizations. Community laws prevent an open outbreak between the players but all promise themselves the pleasure Of sweet revenge on the field of bat tie, otherwise known as Redwood park. It is an unwritten law that the brave fellow who dares to umpire the game is to be allowed the privileges of "totin some hardware The rivals have no par ticular quarrel with the umpire, but when anyone dares to stop them in their disputes there might be an alliance against the common enemy.
 Friend, between now and tomorrow aft sernoon, a fellow with a. wild and set 1ex- presson about his face may visit you.
 He may offer to sell you ticket to the game. If you value your personal safety, if your wife has desire to become a widow don't refuse him. For he is des- perate He must sell the tickets His comrade has sold more than he, and is about to win pair Of new shoes. With the lure of such a great and grand prize he is not accountable for his deeds. Don't shun him, for his revenge will be awful when he does catch you. To be on the safe side you had better purchase 10 or more tickets. Then your chances of safety will be just 10 times as great as they were before.
 Every travelling man in the city is urged to be at.the Chamber of Commerce building at g o'clock tomorrow morning, and be prepared to give at least three hours of his time to aid in the sale of the tickets. The travelling men are anxious to sell the 10000 tickets desired. as they wish to turn over as large an amount as possible to the Anti-Tuberculosis associa- tion. If 10000 tickets are sold it will net S5OO0 for the association
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
Negro Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
 Will Meet in City

Tuskegee, August H.-(Special.)-T Knights of Pythias and the Courts of Calanthe closed it's annual session here this afternoon. Delegates from all parts of the state were in attendance. and very successful session was held The order is headed by R. A. Blount of Br- mingham, state grand chancellor. Re- ports showed that the membership of the order has increased during the past fra ternal year by 2000. and the total mem- bership will number approximately 15,- coo in the state of Alabama. Dr, U. G. Mason of Birmingham, endowment treas urer of the order, reported $10l, 600 as hav- ing been raised during the past year. The next annual session. will be held in Birmingham.