davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

ton ave., onegdaj o godzinie Gel ra-
no, jadac rowerem, zderzyI sic PREY
zbiegu ulic Fullerton ave. / ROCK
we'll ul., z automobilen, ktorym kie-
rowai Franciszek Senderski, Fam
pnr. 2446 Artesian ave, nalezacym
do fabrykanta Charles Meyer'a,
Fam. pnr. 1852 oMnticello ave-. b.
leSnie zostai p~okaleczony ma ciele.
Maszyna i koiowiec zostaly uszko-
dzone.
q q q
Kto z Maryanowskich rodak6w i
rodaczek niema ieszcze biletu wste-
pu do sail ma przyjecie zoinierzy :
marynarzy, kt6re sie odbedzie w
niedziele, dnia Ego grudnia b. T.,
niechaj sic o takoWy postara, zanrm
ich zabraknie. Bilety MONA nabyt
u Y. Stanislawa Gadacza C.. r., ma
plebanii, kaadego czasu. Wszyscy
zaS zoinierze i marynarze, kt6rzy
ME podalkswych nazwisk komitetowi
racza W tych dniach zgIosiG sic ma
plebanie / takowe podac. Komitet
u~rzadzajacy 5yczy sobie posiadac
wszystkie nazwiska weteran6w ostat-
niej wojny, skupiajacych sic PREY
parafii.
W przyszla niedziele, dnia 5000 ,.
m, rozpocznie sic W koSciele p. ".
Niepokalanego Serca Maryi, W IT.
wing Parku, PREY kt6rym probosz-
czem jest Y. Rajmund Applet, czter-
dziesto-godzinne naboze6stwo, ktore
potrwa do wtorku. Liczny zesp6} ka-
pian6w przybedzie do pomocy mie!-
scowym, W piracy duszpasterskiej.
Tow. pod nazwa. Amerykanska
Roza, grupa 7443 R. N. A. urzadza
jutro wieczorem W przeddzien swie-
Ia Developments" towarZyski VIE
czorek, W sa!i Zwiazku Polek, 1909
n. Ashland ave. Komite: urzsdzaja-
cy przygotowuie mn6stwo niesp9--
dzianek.
O . D
K6lko Literackie ma T~rojcowie
staraniem panny Zofii Kisielewskiej
urzadzilo drugi wystep ola pacyen-
tow W szpitalu powiatowym. Ko-
miczna czw6rka ubawiia pacyent6w
doskonale. Brazil udzial: NJ. Kraw-
cowicz, J. Buerlik. T. Wolski i j.
Deutsch. Monolog przez panne E.
SmoliGska i dyalog p. ]. Brzykon-
cki. i H Brozozwskiego .oddano INA
komicie. Nastepnie panny W. Jaka-
wants. z. Pilitowsak, E. Smolinska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

w, Rembawska, q. Kisielewska, A
Nawrot, o~dspiewaly diva utwory:
,,Robaczki S$ietoianskie", oraz ou,
daily Spiew i taniec japo1ski; So
10 spiewaia parma Stefania XII,
sielewska. Zdobyl huczne oklaski
Fortepian-solo doskonale oddaia pan
ma B. Jakowanis. Podczas progra,
mu ma fortepianie akompaniowafa
parma Jadwiga f. Kossakowska, ma
skrzypGlch p. Marta Hodur. Kolkt
Literackie obiecalo urzadziG nastep-
ny wystep ola p%acyent6w W marcu.
> Ma ,
J0zef Bielinski, lat 5, lam. PM
1912 West 16ta utica, zosta} wczo-
raj ma miejscu zabity przez ciezki
samochod towarowy, ktorym kiero-
wal Oscar Olson, 1901 South Latin
ulicy. Wypadek przydarzyi sic u zbie-
gu 1Stej 1 Paulina. Olson Oswald
czy{ policyi, re zobaczy} chlopca
dopiero w6wczas, gdy ME mial mai
mniejszej szansy uniknat wypadku;
ME zostal aresztowany.
q q
TowarZystwo sw. Sebastyana, sku-
palace sic ma Annowie, urzadza
wielki bazar, dnia 27go listopada W
sail J6zefa Stozka, PREY ulicy Leavitt
i 1S-tej. Spodziewa6 sic nalezy, IL
nietylko Annowianie, lecz r6wniez
obywatele sasiednich parafii PREY
beda ma bazaar licznie.
q - C.
PAM Katarzyna Skrzycka, Fam.
pnr. PAS South Halsted ul., male
ziona zostala wczoraj W kuchni swe-
go mieszkania bez zycia., Byl to wy
padek; sprawdzono, re gaz uchodzif
przewodnikiem. kt6ry byI W zlei kon-
dycyi.
-
DR.. Walenty Wodnik, Fam. pnr.
6S15 South Halsted ul., spieszac
wczoraj W swym samochodzie do
domu Cd pacyenta, zatrzymany o
stall przez bandytow przy ulicy 62ej
i Ellis, kt6rzy obrabowali go z ze-
garka i $500 w got6wce.
= q
W koSciele p. W. Sw. Mlodziank6w,
0 godzinie 1otej zrana, odbedzie sic
jutro Stub panny Zofii Druszcz, cor
XII PIP. Woiciecha i Katarzyny, sta
rych osadnik6w Kantowa, z panem
Janem J. Polcyn. Dru2bowaG beda:
PARMA Katarzyna Warzocha, z panem
stanislawem Druszcz, ora Florenty-
ma Polcyn, z p. Woiciechem Misima.
Dana h%onorowa bedzie Rozalia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

mlodych par odbedzie sic W styczniu
p. r.
GO
Panstwo Stanislaw i Helena Da
browscy, Fam. pnr. 2015 N. Hoync
ave-, ma Jadwigowie, obdarzeni 70
stall tegim synalkiem. Matka i
dziecie znajduia sic pod opieka Ia
kara i czuja sic dobrze.
q -
Uciecha wielka panuje tez W do
mu PIP. Michala i Weroriki Petra
wskich, zam. pnr. 1916 Wabansia
ave-, poniewaz zawitai do mich ocze-
kiwany niecierpliwie goGc. Nadszedl
~nareszcie - zdrowy synek. Matka
| dziecie zanjduja sic pod opieka Ia
karza i czuja sic wysmienieie. -
Pahstwo Pietrawscy znani So W ko-
ZACH M~aryanowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25
|NOTATK OSOBISTE.

w domu PIP. Pawia | Pelagii Klei-
now, Fam. pnr. 3119 No. st. Louis
ave-, odbyly sic podw6jne ~zareczyny
dw6ch syn6w a mianowicie Franci-
ska i Leona. Franciszek, starsZy, "a
reczyi sic Z parma Anna Bednarska,
c6rka wdowca p. J6zefa Bednarskie-
go. pam. pnr. 1929 Holt vi. Miodszy
zaS Leon, zareczyl sic z parma He
lena Wozniak, c6rka PIP. Juliana i
Maryanny Kowalewskich, Fam. p.
mr.. 1929 Holt I'll. w ucZcie tel ucze-
stniczyli krewni obojga strOn. Stub
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25
'nNOTAITKIA
.NEPORTERA

Pawel Klatccki, maszynista z
sawodu LEGACY lat AT 40, Fam. pnr.
1915 Winchester ave., ulegl o.
uegdsj nieszozsSliwemU wypadkowi
D sodEinie 1880 wieuzorem. Jechal
on tramwajem linii Robey, zdszaja-
Gym W kierunku poiUdniowym; prey
Ibiegu ulicy Armitlge, usiiowal ze-
skoczyc z tramwaju, zanim motoro-
Wy tramwai zatrzymai i upadl ma
oruk uliczny, iamiac szczeke i wy
oijajac kibka zeb6w. Ambulansem
:abrano go do domu. gdzie sic znaj-
iuje pod opieka lekarska.
y - .
Wczoraj pred o5Iiczem sedziego
Richardson's stawal W Saddle poll
,yinym Stanisiaw Mechowiee, oskar
tony przez izraelite Samuela To-
paz'a, zam. pnr. 1890 w. Division
a., o pobicie go i nieprzyzwoite "a
,howanie sic. Sedzia skazai go ma
z~aplacenia $500 kary i poniesiente
koszt6w sadOwych.
Ia uprawianie cry hazardowej W
pewnym lokalu fryzyerskim PREY
Ashland ave-, W pcblilu Chicago
ave-. zostali wczorai skazani na "a
placenie $1.OO i kosAt6w sadowycn
nastepuiaey: Harry Szymkiel. Jan
Boranik, Leon Malecki, Franciszek
Kusiek i W~awrzyniec Rezmer.
" co {.
Do srodu naszego zawital wczo-
raj rano y. Jan ~Palubicki, proboszcz
mieszanej parafii W Stanton, Nabr.
Y. Palubicki zjechai do Chicago, ably
stula polaczy6 brata swego, Leona,
z~panna Klara Loeb. c6rka znanych
parafian Jadwigowa. Ma u~roczystoS6
te zjechal r6wniea ojciec pana MILO
diego, p. 1gnacy Palubicki, ktory
cd dluiSzego czasu pracuje W st.
Paul, MINI. PIP. Paiubiccy zamiesz-
kuja pnr. 1861 n. Ashland ave-, ma
Stanislawowie. Stub odbedzie sic ju-
tro, o godzinie 1Otej zrana W g6r--
nym koSciele p. W. Sw. Stanislawa
Kostki. Cody weselne odbed9 sic W
domu rodzic6w PAM mIodej, pnr.
2916 y. Talman ave. - zyjcie W
d}ugie lata,
O q -
Maryan Ku,ak. c.Gktrotechnik Ii
czqcy lat -, zam. pnr. 1917 yelling
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25
.zydzi protestuja pr2ecIwko po-
gromom urzqdzanym ma nIch
przez Ukraiic6W i ROSyan.

Chicagoscy zydzi, podObnic jak wspof
plemie1cy ich w innych wielkich mia
stach ameryka6Skich, PROFESSIONAL
wczoraj przeciwko pogrOmom, jake l.
kraiGcy i RoSyanie urzadzajQ ma nich
w starym kraju. Wielu Z mich PREY
szpililo sobie do piaSzcza Tub kapelu-
sza papierowe Szarfy Q cZarna Obw0d-
kad, ma kt6rej widnia}y siOwa: hu
panied naszych braci, Zamordowa-
nych przez Ukrai1c6w, dnia 24-so listo-
pada, 1919 roku. Odbyi sic wymarsz
ulicami miaSta do sail Orchestra Hall,
w kt6rym udziai wzielo kilka tySiccy
ayd6w, w~ystqpifo Okofo 400 by
iych aoInierzy Glmerykahskiej armii, ~
~dowsGiego ~pochodzenia, Oraz uczniowic
i uczennice szk0l wyhSzych. Punktem
zbornym by4a utica 12ta, u Zbiegu Win
chester. ByNl juh gOd1:ra trzecia popo-
iudniu, gdy maszerujacy znalezli sic
pred sala Orchestra Hall, kt6ra zapei-
nidno po brzcgi. Zcbraniu prZewOdni-
cyl sedzia Hugo Pam, kt0ry om6wif
Gel zebrania, powOiujac nastcpnie ma
NOVICE bisGupa Fallows; ten W movie
swej Orzek}, IL koniec nalcay pOlOzyc
w sposGb jakiS tym poSromom zyd6w
przez chrzc$cijan, kt6rc dlatcgo tylko
50 urzadzanc na zydach, re SO zydami.
Przemawial r6wnicz sedzia Harry FL
sher, scdzia Il. David, pani Benjamin
Davis, kt6ra ~OdcZytala reZOlucyc stO-
~warzyszenia kobict zydow<kich, protc-
stujaca przcciwkO poGrOmOm, przema-
vial 20 zydOwlhu rabin Silver, kt6rc-
go przcm6wienic takie wywarIo IVA Sfu-
chaczach wrazenie, IL nova jcgO prZcr-
wana byia kilkakrotnie Szl0chanicm
uczeStnik6w zebrainia.
OStatnim m6wca byl ex-senator
Hamilton Lewis, kt0ry kadzii i'm do
znudzenia. Pohczas swej mowy mp.
Sprawdzil, IL zydzi, W stOsuJl&u do III
dmoSci, wySiali do armii amCrykaGSkirj
wicccj ~zoinicrza, niz ktGrakOlwick lima
n]arodOwO&c chwalit ich Odwugc i zapar
Gle sic sicbic, W koncu zaS O&wfad,Zyi, IL
Stany Zjcdnoczonc powimy sic hyda-
mi uci&nionymi zaOpickOwNI'. bijlc sic
za mich 4 bronia W rGka lub trI pre-
siaC zydOm broni OdpOwicdnia ilOSG, Il
by >crmi Sobic wymicrzyli Saty$fakcyr.
Xadai ak,Ti " tel kwcHtyi od rIldu tu-
tcjSzeco. Olczytana HoStaia rCzOll"yA
W~lpowiCluia. kt0rej kOpia O,tllanq costa
mic oSObi&cic prezyhrutowi Wil~Onowi
przcz Representative zydGw chic1gOS-
kich, ktUryCh przCdStawic sic 2gOlZil
prczydcntowi os3biScic OK senator. PREY
rzckajac i'm jaGi najdalCj idaca W kwc-
Styi tel pOmO". NaiCHy tutaj zaznaczyC.
re ma Zcbramiu W Orchestra Hall, ami
raZu ME wSponnIian0 imiorlia Polski.
ami tcl przeciwkO nicj wyStcpowano.
Protest ten ClnGSii sic do Ckrainc0w i
RGSyan po{WlniOwych. BiSkup FHllOwS
wSpOmmial tylkO raz jedyny o POlScr
konStatujac, IL POISka jedNIa, W GA
Sach dawnych, kiedy aydzi przc$ladO.
wani byli przez GAIA ilrop. przyjela
ich do siCbic. dajac i'm Opiekc i MOI
nose egzvstdncyi. Pozatcm, o POlakach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

ME polskiej sprawie. Rezolucya ia wy
stosowana zostaIa przez delegatow pol
skich ~towarzystw, skupiajacych sic ma
poiudniowo-zachodniej stronie miasta'
kt6re reprezentowali: Antoni Grochow-
ski. Stefan A. Tieda, Stanislaw lmbe-
rowicz.
line organ1zacye r6wnicz wystoso-
wIly podobne r~ezoIucye, ktdre mia'y
ten skutck, Ii imie POLski ME byio wczo
raj mieszane z biotem podczas demon
~stracyi zydowskiej W mieScic, jak row.
nica ME by4o szkodliwych ma.
pis6w, szyld6w i t. D., ~Srodk6w, psuja-
cych dObre imie PolSki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

Druszcz. Cody weselne odbeda sic "
domu rodz;c6w, panny m}odej, pnr.
1917 w. Superior ul., W scisiem k6l-
ku familijnem.
q - q
w kaplicy Sw. J0zefa, PREY ulicy
Hamlin i Schubert, stanie jutro ma
Slubnym kobiercu p. Ludwik Raj
czyk, Z parma Maryanna Dymarkow-
ska. Przyjecie goSci odbedzie sic "
domu PAM mlodej. Powodzenia.
r 10 "
Y przyczyny Swieta narodowego,
Dnia Dziekczynienia, biura Tow. Po-
zy~czkowego i Kasy OszczednoSci $w.
J6zefa beda zamkniete przez caiy
dzien w czwartek, dnia 27go listo-
pada. Natomiast uiszczaG sic MONA
ma swe k%siazeczki jutro, ii. w Sro
de, dnia 26go listopada, W biurze p.
nj. 1887 Noble ul., r6g Sloan ul,, IRA
ma Cd godz. 9tej do 1880; popo}u-
dniu cd 1szej do 5tej wieczorem, W
Sail bankowej ma Stanisiawowie, oa
godziny 7mej do 9tej.
. 80 q
Obraz MISUNDERSTANDING POI
ski" Pc a ostatni dis bedzie po-
kazywany W dzielnicy Annowa w
sail Chopina, PREY 19ej i Leavitt I'll.
Jutro, II. W Srode obraz ten be-
die pokazywany W sail parafialnej
Sw. Franciszka. P~opoaudniu ola
dzieci, a wiecz6r ola s~tarszych. Una
JAG patryotyzm Polonii zamieszka--
lei W dzielnicy Franciszkowa, je--
steSmy przekonani, re ME znajdzle
sic tam Mkt TAXI, kt6ryby ME udai
sic, ably zobaczyc tax bardzo intere-
sujace nas obrazy.
q 81 q
Dnia Ago listopada, bandyci Chi
cagoscy napadli ma Jana Wode,
pred jego domem, 1917 So. Union
ul., z zamiarem rabunku. Me tylko
re zabrali mt got6wke, jaka PREY
sobie ~posiadal, lecz podstrzelili go
w piers. Odeslany zostal do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie zesziej nocy
zmarl. Do tel pory bandytow tych ME
odszukano. Inkwest koronera odbe-
die sic dzisiaj.
PisaliSSmy wczoraj, IL pc wypiciu
domowej roboty w6dki, zmari lgnacy
Siwenty, 4030 No. Kedzie ave. Wczo-
raj z tel samej p~rzyczyny zmarf Fr'
Borest, oraz syn jego, Walenty, "a
.mieszkaly W tym samym domu co
Siwenty. Zos2aej sdboty, przyszedt
re swym synem do mieszka-
mia Siwentego, kt6ry ich ugoscii
wspomnianym wyzej nSpojem, gdy
zaS odchodzili, obdarzeni zostali
przez niego butelka. Giowna cze--
scia s~kladowa tego napoju byt alko-
hol denaturowany.
q q q
Do piekarni Jana JanowskleSo'
Fam. pnr. 464O South Latin ul..
wcsSlo dzisiaj wczesnym rankiem
trzech ~bandyt6w. Janowski zaJety
byl W lyle sklepu; MIN sic spo-
strzegl, patrzyi w luty rewolwerow.
Pod grozba Smierci bandyci zmusili
go do otwarcia kasy, w kt0rej INA
lezli $1,400 W got6wce. oraz bondow
wolnosciowych ma $4,000. Pc do
konaniu kradziezy zniklt, JanowsKl
zas natychmiast zawiadomii stacye
policyjna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

prnxts na4dy polski agent rsaH
.oSc,owy ogiaaza sic " DZlENN1KU
CH1CAGpSKlJ DO nie1ednokrotn'"
urzekonai si0, 70 tn pAjlapi0J ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

Maryan Ku,ak. c!ektrotechnik Ii
czqcy lat -, gam. pnr. 1917 yelling
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-13
rHE wEEkLy NEWS
LETTER FROM iDALOU

Mr.. and Mrs Illusions baby has
been sick this week but nj this time
IL doing fine. II seems that u had
a light attack o. flu or something
like that
A large crowd attended the sing.
ing at c. S. McCurdy's Sunday night
In Saturdays election il seems that
the issue was very badly defeated ut
ldaloC, It secsns to US hat We need
good roads, but many Of our farm
ers think il would be ''gobble" game
as has been in other counties that
have tried the road bonds.
A. J. Sanders was in town Monday
having work done on his car which
was being done by W. X Greer, dur
efficient garage man. \
Mrs. b. Shcrrod and daughter, Miss
Wildring b, are visiting their folks at
Rails this week. We guess B. will
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-13
CALOMEL SAu|VATES
AND MAKES YOU SICK
Acts like dynamite on a sluggish
liver and you lose
days work.

There's no reason why person should
take sickening, salivating calomel when
few cents buys large bottle Of bod.
sons Liver Tonc--as perfect substitute
for calomel
II Is pleasant. Vegetable liquid which
will stan your li{r just as surely AZ
calomel. Nut IL dtesn't make you sick
and can not @l1ate.
Children Nagd kFrpwn folks can take
Dodson's tisf n& because it is per-
fectly harhlhf ~
Calomel " n dangerars drug u is
mercury andfattAcls vvtlr bones. Take
a dose Of nasty dQiomel today and YOU
will feel weak, vain, and nauseated to-
morrow. Don't lSfeNa days work Take
a spoonful OF Dodson's Liver Tone in
stead and you will wake up feeling great
No more biliousness, constipation, slug
gishness, headache coated tongue or sour
stomach Your druggist says II you
don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts bet
ter than horrible calomel your money 10
waiting for you.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-13

FOR Pfohbi'ilu.r b. making marx
through the same
u majority n the votes east si said elec
ton shgil - 'Fof Prohibition SAID amend
uieuf shall BE- declared adopted II a naioi p
~ Of tho votes shall be- Against Pfohibi.
ton" said afren imeni shall be lost. and -
declared
AZ provisions o. m, General Election Law I.
a. amended and force az The tune 81 sail
election IL held shail govern ~ al respects
a. 20 che qualifications Of the r.eciots. the
method Of holding such election. and All 9th
cr respects. 50 far a. such clecticn Laws car
b. made apple able
Src The Governor of the State - here.
~ Directed ~ ISSUE the necessary pfociana-
ton for said election and To have the same
published a. required By the Constitution
aud laws Of this State
See 4 The sum OF Five Thousand Dol.
lars SsWCl. or 50 much thereof a. MAJ
be necessary = hereby Appropriated out o.
any funds 10 the State Treasury, not other
vice Appropriated &c deirsy the expenses OF
such proclamation and election.
gro. y HOWARD,
Secretary Of STATE
"a true copy) OsA
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lose some Of that surplus flesh doing
hls own cooking.
Miss Bean spent the night with
Miss Viola Robinson fast Friday night
the 2sth. They pulled Off" a regu-
lar "ole maids" party, which was en-.
ioyed by all nrcscnt Those present
were Miss Amanda Bean and Miss
Robinson.
Mr.. Daniel ginned today. and we
understand this will be his last day
to gin this season. unless Of course
some more cotton Is gathered. Some.
thing like 900 bales were ginred here
This year. and Considering the price
this was real money crop for this
community.
Quite a number of our people at
ended church at Acuff Sunday morn
ing and then went to Lorenzo to sing
ag in the AFTERNOON.
Friday evening while the wind was
blowing so hard Keep Davis had the
misfortune to get his stack Of feed
burned NSome small children were
playing about the feed and set It on
fire Quite asnumber from Idalou
went down and Assisted in saving
about 200 bundles OFT
The 4th Friday night> in this
month is our regular meeting. night
for the social center Everybody is
invited to come. and il you can as
sist in any way with the program II
will be appreciated, as we want q
good program at each meeting
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-13

r. L. Slaughter returned the first
part of the week from III Paso, where
he went to attend the Panhandle Cat
tlemen's Association Convention, held
at that place last week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-13

Charles Shredder and wife Of Ida
lou, passed through here the first Of
the week. enroutc to Kennels, Wis,
to attend the funeral Of Mrs Shroed-
er's father
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-03-13

r. H. Herndon OF ldalou was here
this week, looking at some Of the city
property, which he is expecting to
purchase in the near future.
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wish to make ny place Of bust
ness home-like, d pAcf where your
mother and wife VouE want to stop.
P. o. Brock PROP hsne Hotel.
271
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT 70 THE STATE
CONSTITUTION PROHIBITING THE
MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF
INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO /
A resolution proposing a. amend the Con
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The relief that sGets-ft" gives
from -peIns--the way II makes
IN in one piece one OF tho won
dcrs OF the world. The woman In
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-26
he DIDN'T STAY LONG IN ONE PLACE UNTIL HE
PITCHED a NO-HIT GAME =
BY FRED TuRBYvILLE

Gus Bono, Texas League pitcher
Just back from France. his native
land, is Of the opinion that the best
way TO make good Is 10 make GOOD
IN capital letters and do IL so en-.
phatically that there vii BE no room
for doubt
Gus Is, or waa. the off-again-on-
again-Finnegan ~ the Texas loop
Now he is regular with major
league rcouts trailing him around the
circuit 30 lamp his curves, delivery
and general behavior on the diamond
BEFORE Gus made good Nc was star
ring IN a skit which ought To be en-
titled Seeing Texas First" Soon as
he had returned from France and had
visited home folks at Doe Run. Mo
he hoped train for Texas. He re.
ported TO Dallas, but didn't make
much OF an impression. He was re-
leased 20 Waco and after few meals
there WAC on his way to Shreveport.
lie made good in Shreveport. for
on July 10 he hurled a no-hit game
against the San Antonio Broncos.
Such scouts as Dick Kinsella. Mike
Malloy, Bob Connery and others who
have been beating the Texas brush say
Bono has more stuff than any other
pitcher in the league
BUT
lie has the reputation 81 being
fevon-inning pitcher and regula
ton games go nine innings
jewell Ems who is not exactly n
chicken in baseball is reigning as the
KING OF swat IN the Texas League cir.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS


nHilaF. Port Worth
Shreveport Wpfo B
Beaumont @ Galveston.
Houston san kntonlo.
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BOTH CHICAGO
And DETROIT
HIT TOBOCCAN
White Sox Drop Game to
New York, While Bos-
ton Defeats Tigers.

'liC AGO Aug ~ Tho asi of rho
hnstern clubs closed their seaaon hero
TO-DAY with victory fen Now York
pNvI 'hieaso' Jamea loss tbe game
in the nth inning Score.
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CLEVELAND o. AHE hlf
Clpveiands pitching graduate ~ ~
local sand lotA shut Qua Fhlladelpuh
today.
Score b, innlugs n ii D.
Philadelphia - 600 600 0u0- r
Cleveland Uli tM O2NlA ~ Q
Batteries; Kinney Johnson ana Me-
Ayoy; uhle and O'Neiil.
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cut al present. They call him the
Babe Ruth Of The Texas League. lIe
ana Babe have been running quite a
homerun rase this season Al last
count each had ~. Ems is starring
with the Dallas team
time was when Fms wasn't very
popular m Dallas, but u homcruns
make q lot Of difference aud today
Ems Is one Of the respected citizens ~
the Texas city.
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Quick re Ults-~jNst enother wey ~
saying caller Claasi2leds"
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WEATHER SUMMARY

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
Weather Bureau.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-03-28
GEORGE H. MALLoN,
Captain, t32nd Infantry.

lapt. Mallon was decorated for in
pidity beyond the call of duty in
Boise de FORCES, France, Septem-
e PC. 1913. Becoming separated
m the balance OF his company be
Use Of a fog, Capt. Mallon, with nine
lierS, pushed forward and attacked
Q hostile machine guns, capturing
of them without the loss of a man.
ltlnuing on through the woods, he
his men in attacking Il battery OF
nm. howitzers which were in ac-
l, rushing the position and captur-
the battery and its crew. In this
counter Capt. Mallon personally at.
ked one of the enemy with his fists.
ter when the party came upon two
re machine guns, this officer sent
n to the TANKS, while he rushed
ward directly In the face Of the
., and sllenced the guns. being the
Il one If the party to reach the
It. The exceptional ga!lantry and
ermination displayed by Capt NAL
resulted in the capture Of 100 priS-
lrs, eleven machine guns, four $50
4. howitzers and one anti-aircraft
J.. Capt. Mallon's home address is
4 Hallock street, Kansas City, Mo.
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~MARCELLUS n. CHlLES,
Captain, 356th Infantry.

Capt. Chtes was decorated for CON
spicuous bravery in action, which re
suited in his death near Ie Champy
Bas. France. November B., 1918. When
his battalion. of which he had just
taken command, was matted by ma
chine gun fire from the front and left
d.nk. Capt. Chiles Kicked up the ritl"
of a dead soldier and. calling ON his
nuu To follow. led the advance across
a. stream waist deep, la tine face OF
the machine gun fire. Upon reach
ing the opposite bank, this gallant oiii-
ger was seriously wounded in the alb
domen by a suipor, hut before permit
ting himself to be- evacuated he made
complete arrangements for turning
over his command TO The next senior
officer. and under the inspiration of
his fearless leadership his battalion
reached it's objective. Capt. Chiles
died shortly after reaching the hos
pital. Ills home was at 2Slj West
Th~lrty-seyeuth street, Denver, Colo.
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wlLLlAM r PECK.

rgeant, Company c, 354th Infantry.
;ergt. Peck deceased received the
;tingulshed Service Cross for con.
cuous gallantry In action ear Re-
nviIle November l, 1918. lie was
vancing with his company across
open field when enemy guns opened
, on them from two sides. The at.
,tion Of the platoon commander was
ected to the gun on his direct front,
lie the enemy on the right was lev.
ny his gun upon him. Seeing the
adlcament Of his commander, Sergt.
elk threw himself against the Off
, pushing him into a shell hole, but
posing himself to the fire which in.
ntly killed him. His home was In
lshburn, Wis.