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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
KOLCZAK ODPOWIADA


Omsk, 7. czerwca. ~ Reprezen
tant francuskiego rzadu doreczyi
admiraiowi Kolczakowi note A
liant6w. zawierajaca warunki. ma
.jakich So oni gotowi uznac stwo-
IRONY przez niego Rad p~rowizo-
ryczny. Admiral Kolczak dal ma
tychmiast odpowiedz kt6ra jest,
ma ogoi biorac, zadawalniajaca,
robi jednak pewne zastrzezenia W
sprawie zwolania narodowego
zgromadzenia konstytucyjnego,
jak niemniej W kwestyi stosunku
do nowopotworzonych ~pahstewek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
PONIEDZIAIKOWE TANIOSCI

SPODNTCE
robione z dobrej satyny, sciagane al
BIO fa2dowane rufle, e~lastyczna 90
bra waist line, SOC war E0c
toSci, po --........
KIMONY
robione z serpenhne crepe, ugarni-
rowane wsta&ka, empire styl, szero-
kie u doau, wielkcsci SO do "a
A, $3.50 wartosci, 20 AsO~
DAMSKIE PONCZOCHY
Bawe,nicowe beg ssewkow pohcSo-
chy, dubeltowe ptety / palce' czarne
tylko, specyalnie W po- 10c
n~iedzialek, para ....... NV
MESKIE SZKARPETK
dobrego eatunku b~aweinicowe szkar
petty prazkowany wierzoh, dubelto-
we podeszwy, czarne tylko, 0r
19c wartosc, para "a NV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
RAPUL

BOLSZEWIcY ZAJELI sA-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Bingham ma fartuehy, najlepszy
gatunek, Indigo amoskeag, KRAFT
kowaty, dobry wybor deseni i
2 2s gatunek' jard 173c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

PODWIAzKI.
Dzieclece pot1wiazki
do przyIpin wszy
stkie wielko- e
Sci. para "a w
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
Copii arestati peptru furt.
CE CRED PARTIDKLEsGER.
MANE DESPRE PACE?


ZURICH, 13 Mai. - @ agentie
germana de propaganda publ
cat urmatorul comunicat:
,,Cancelarul Scheidemann, vor-
bind All, Luni, inaintea aaunarii
rationale, a declarat ca tratatul de
pace in forma lui' actuala nv este
de primit. Social-Democratii au
prstestat contra lui dar erau dc
.credinta ca --trebuie semnat. Cele
Palte particle s'au impotriYit sub
scrierii tratatuluK.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
MaTuIttSuri.

Dupa cit stim astazi despre no
ua mapa Elropei, am avea Q
|propunere. Pres. acestei tari glo-
rioase a fost cindva professor. Da-
ca s'ar intimpla sa mai fie odata
81 sd deschida m ours de geogra-
fie, ca sd ne invete de pc acuma
cine ne sunt vecinii 81 pima unde
ne este teritorul,, am merge totj,
bucurosi, de nou la scoala.
Acuma cind mcep sd zboare
tot mai des aeroplanele pc sus,
femeile, au I'm nou prilej a face
banii sa zboare. y
Aliatii vor SAL pedepseasca ne
Bin Hohenzollern. Din partea
mea, cred ca ,nu ar putea sal dea
| 0 pedeapsa mai mare deceit aceea
sal faca sd repeteze tratatul ce!
de $4,000 cuvinte de lung, inain-
| tea dascalilor sal: Foch, Pershing
81 Haig.
Undeva in Connecticut. este 'ln
ON de afaeeri care vinde autOmo-
bile si\ cruel pentru mOrminte.
Credem ca daca s'ar fntovarasi
Gu atare medic, afacerea ar mer,
ge 81 mai splendid.
Pc vremile acestea grele cInd
berea Sc vinde Gu 0 dina pentru
pahar, in un oras am vazut un
bar al lui A. Nickel. Numele ora
sului este Eaton, O.
Germania poate sd strige cit ii
va lua gura P6ntru ca aceasta e
ste partea eli, dar ma ramasesc
ca atunci cind nu aude nimeni,
sughita de bucurie~ ca poate s;i
scape atita Gle usor din ,,aface-
rea" in care incurcat-o Herr
Hohenzollern.
Cind un ON sc pomeneste. dupa
accident, in patul din spital, 81
este invoit sd 1ngaduie Cd nu a
Lstiur~ sa-si pretuiasca destnl De
bine inamicul.
+ Gel mai nesatisfacatori oameni
din hume sunt aceia carl suat
multumiti cn eli 1nsisi.
De ce 0are un ON nu poate 4
stea nici zece minute in biseriea
fara de a--tusi, 81 de ce in teat.u
poate sa stea doua ore fntregi
fara de face eel mai mic Ego
motg
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
INFORMhTlU

scapati din puscarie. J. Colum-
bus, Ohio. - Arestantii James b.
Newman 81 William Huffman
au scapat de la fnchisoarea GEN.
trala gaurind zidul fnchisoarei cll
0 bucata de teava de sfier In tim
pull cfnd au spart zidul arvstantii
fusesera pusi sa lecreze ceva Ia
automobilul directorului, fara 81
abba vre-o sentinela Gu ei.
C3xaire iuinat4 de ekployie. -
Cleveland, Ohio. Clhdirea COM
paniei Lubricating Engineering d
fost> darfmata in parte de expie-
zia facuta de un cazan III care Sc
aflau cincizeei galoape de gar.
Odata Gu produoerea ekploziei s'a
iscAt ii m foe. care 4 complectat
operg1tle disffugere. Dol osmeni
aflaf( in cladire Pc timpul explo-
ziei al scxpat neyAtamati. Paes-
bile in total se nrca Ia sama de
$500 de doiari.
Am1i ica1i MI ~ banditi
Ifans ices FFanta Doi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
SCRISoARE DE ACASA.
,Doritul meu frate, cumnata 81 ne
poti!


Yeti afla despre moi ca suntem
in viata pima in prezent. Am psi-,
NIT Q scrisoare de la D-tra, care
sosit in ziua de Martie 1919.
Vazind coprinsul ei, Cfoarte- malt
ne-am bucurat. Gu Acest razboi,
care durat 2-3 AMI de zile nu
am mai putut' purta correspondents
ia ~mii GU altii. Yeti stii ca an
avut 2 copii, un baiat 81 0 fetita
Baiatul mia murit in acest raas
boi, fost in etate de 8 AMI. Fe5i-
to de 5 ami 81 poanta numaie
d-tra. Eu am fost mobifizat ia,
regimentul 25 de artilerie, eel mi
special regiment. Am dus-o foar-
te bine in >timpul molbilizarei, e.
ram Gu gradul de brigadier, 81 IA
ceam serviciul de agent fntre re-
giment 81 intre brigada sau divi-.
zie. -Fratele meu Dinu a fost CHAR
I'm dfvizie GU mine. M 'an ~moSi-
fizat in ziua de Is August 1916,
|Si m 'au demobilizat in ziua de 90
Martie 1918, astazi sunt acasa.
da< daca veti crede, nn mai am
mimic deceit casa, stunt sarac. de
tot, caci bulgareii mi-au furat
tot ce au gasit in jurul easel me.
lie. Oar tey rog din toata ininla
mea daca poti, ajuta-m6 op ceva
rarale 81 haine, caci suntem fara
parale si desbracati, poate~ca ~
sd ne despagubeasca g,ivernul
Romin Gu ceva. Moi suferim foar-
te rau din cauza foametei. M s'a
facut MIMIC bucate IN anul 1917
1918 CamparAm banita de POI
rupb cp cite $3.50 de lei.
Dinu s. Dumitru vel sti ca sunt
Incorporate din anal 1917. Dfnu
este la regamentlh ~ de lnIante-
rie. Dumitru 3 Ii reSinlentul o
de rosicri. Dinu are 9adresa urfAa-
toare: RI
Capotal 0ancea !. CsasiAnti1 re
gimenstl n A1fap,sF1l somtaaia>
Dep6nlt.a
Dnmitru are sadresa Hrm&toafe !.
BrigAdir Oan0ee !. Dunditg1 re-.
gimsatul . Ao(i6Fh EIcadraAu n
q, Diyida I fe oeSAlsi4s. 1
Ri Sc gasesc c1 regimenteie n
Basarabia.
Cum ~ putea "a sA yin Il A-,
merica GU intteags inea familie 4
Npg datimi IA res4ltet deeA se1
poate ~cit AZ farerebil
w rog scriet i'm, cft ~ primitil
epistola mea 3 s ;.S N !.
4 Al d-tt Il ln.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15

De ce oare un ON nu poate 4
stea nici zece minute in biserieA
fara de a--tusi, 81 de ce in teat-u
poate sa stea doua ore mtregl
fara de face eel mai mic Ego
mot?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15

Se imppse6 singur. Cleve
land, Ohio. "A "A fost adus la spi
falul St. Alexis locuitorul Ignat,
Nowak, care-si trasese singur do
ua gloante de revolver in piept
Captain Cadek, care a fost insarci
nat cu anchetarea cazului, spune
ca ma pntut afla cauza acestei
incercari- de sinucidere.>
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15

ma carOfa> sSa1 sc pOata areSta vro.
undl dintre anarchistii carl au
expediat prin posta bomIbe la )
ficianti federali s. la alte persoa
ne marcante.
Un stat german care hu vrea
sd fie ja16ic. Berlin. Guver.
nul socialist independent al micu
lui stat GothA nu vrea sa. Sc SUI
pue ordinului ,,de.-o saptamina de
doliuss ordonat de guvernul natl
onal. Guvernul din Gotha zice ca
nu simte nici mihnire amara IN
urma publicarei termenilor de
pace.
Se impuse6 singur. Cleve
land, Ohio. "A A fost adus la spi
falul st. Alexis locuitorul Ignatz
Nowak, care-si trasese singur do
ua goante de revolver in piept
Captain Cadek, care fost insarci
nat cu anchetarea cazului, spune
ca ma pntnt sfla cauza acestei
incercari de sinucidere.>
/, Soldati ncisi de explozie. =
Dion, Fraiita Au fost ucis
trei soldati Americani 81 ma
multi altii rslliti in timpul cind
o lada Gu 1inam mita a facut explo.
zie intro tsbafa de linga Is-Sur
Tile.f
). ziar chiAes sunpafat de Japo
nezi. Pekilig. Propaganda
japoneza din China are acum il
indemina nnS ait organ. Capitalu1
japonez a cumparat ziarul Tim
pnl. din Riine Este -singnrrl
ziar zilnic care apare dnpa a
meazi in Peiing.
o actrita care Sc spinzura sin
gura. Paris. So Madam Blan-
chd Duffresne, o,actrita care juca
la teatrul Sara Bernhardt, a fost
gasita moarta in camera sa le
toaleta. In jurul eftulni avea a-
tul unei frfnghm, al carei capat
era legat de cergeveaua fercs.
rei. Madam Duffresne era in vir-
sta de patruxSci 81 patru de ami.
Jefuirea unei banci. Mafys
vile, Ohio. Niste hoti au in
trat noaptea trecuta la baacs
Peoples, All hgat pc gardian 81
.au furat dincasa suma de 2,OOC
de dolari IA numerar, Liberty
Bonds 81 MSrci de Crutare. 9
mie de dolarisin .marci apartment
Eoficiului postal,
Mineri c4rof li-se acord& >sapte
ore de 1ucesu - u, - Berlin =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15
o greva care nu Sc poate aplA,

o greva care nu se poate aph
ma. Toledo, Ohio. Toate in
cercarile autoritatilor, prin1aru-
lui 81 mupcitorilor unionisti de a
pune capat grevei de Ia WHY'S
Overland Automobile 6e,, 81 de
!, la Auto Electric Lite Co., au fost
zadarnice. Att munciturii, cit 81
Ffabricsntii ziceau Cd stunt prega-
| titi sd reziste timp fasdelungat. M
marul lcelor pusi in greva este de
10000. .
Trupe pentru nrentinerea ordi-
/ nei intro greva. - Windsor, Ont,
Peste 1000 de soldati au fostt
|chemati sd faca ordine la caile
ferate de aici, al caror proprietari
1ncearca sd porneasca trenurile
Gu oameni carl coneureaza pc gre
vitsi Gu plata (strike breakers).
Amploiantii grevisti de la drufhu-
rile de 'fier Ger marirea lefurilor
81 imbunatatirea conditiunilor de
lucru.
copii arestati peptrs furt.
New York. All npapte<politia
Ia arestat dol copii invinuiti ca
| ar fl furat jlrvaericale in valoare
de 100000 de dolari de la firma8
Mayerwitz Bros~de pc Broadway.
Sc zice ca acasa Ia unul dintre ei
politia gasise toate pietile ce lip
seau giuyaergiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15

va plati Q buna recompensa or
cui ar da inforpatiuni de pc ar:
ma carora Sd Sc poata aresta vre.
undl dintre anarchistii carl au
expediat prin posta bomIbe la )
ficianti federali si la alte persoa
ne marcal1te.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-15

Un stat german care hu vrea
Sd fie jarnic. Berlin. - Guver-
nul socialist Independent al micu-
lui stat Gotha snu vrea sa. Sc SUI
pue ordinului dec saptamina de
doliu" ordoilat de guvernul natl
onal. Guvernul din Gotha zice ca
nu simte nici 0 mihnire amara in
urma publicarei termenilor de
pace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
GILMORE TELLS
OF PEACE PACT
Former Fedei al Chief, Testifying in
Suit, Says Majors Fell for
Huge Bluff.

Washington, April 4.-Organized
baseball was "bluffed" into making
peace with the Federal league, ac-
cording to testimony yesterday by
James A Gilmore, former president
of the latter organization. in the
Baltimore Federal clubs $1,000
damage suit against the National
and American leagues and officers
OF the Federal league.
Mr.. Gilmore, who was the first
witness called for the defense, told
the jury that he originated the
plan for what he termed "a gigantic
bluff" to force peace in baseball by
inducing the American and Nation
al leagues to compromise with the
Federal league when it no longer
was able to continue. His plan, ne
said, was to scare organized base
ball into suing for peace by threat
ening to invade" New York
Majors Fall for Bluff.
The major league officials, Mr..
Gilmore testified, fell" for the bluff
and made overtures which resulted
finally in peace and dissolution of
the Federal league The first over
lures, he said, were rejected, but
later on he advised his Federal
league associates to accept, as he
and other federal officials were con-
WINGED that it was futile to continue
their organization.
His first demand for $200, 900 for
Baltimore in the peace negotiations,
Mr.. Gilmore stated, was laughed at
by the major league officials. An
offer of $50, 900 subsequently was
made but rejected by the Baltimore
interests and referred to commits
sion of seven members, including
one from Baltimore.
President Rasin of the Baltimore
club was present during the peace
negotiations, Mr.. Gilmore stated,
and did not dispute that the federal
negotiation commission had full
power to act
Peace Pact Produced.
Copies of the peace pact" drawn
up at the conference were shown to
President Rasin, Mr.. Gilmore testi-
fed. Both Mr.. Rasin and Stuart S.
Janney, chief counsel for the Balti-
more club at that time, were said
by Mr.. Gilmore to have assented to
the terms Of the pact
Every Federal League club also
was represented at conference of
baseball officials at the Biltmore
Hotel, New York, Gilmore testified,
when it was agreed that the league
should go out of business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

gether with the facial fighting ex-
preston of each, kept the fans
Rowling in gleeful approval
throughout.
The main preliminary of six
rounds between Jimmy Gill OF this
city and Young Brandy of Moline
was also in keeping with the quail
ity of the remainder of the card.
Gill met his match and a little
more if anything, in Brandy.
Singing punches to the face net
tied Gill in several rounds and he
lost his head, rushing Brandy about
the ring and swinging wildly. The
Plow city athlete . successfully
blocked the majority of Gill's wick
cd uppercuts. Both boys showed
to advantage and were given a big
hand as they left the arena. A
good appetizer in the shape OF a
four-round draw between Pete De-
ronghe and Kid Wilson, both Rock
Island boys, opened festivities.
Schieberl Comes Back.
AS boxing promoter, Peanuts
Schieberl Comeback" in great
style, putting on boxing show last
night worthy of a capacity house.
Festivities began promptly at $50
and each bout followed upon the
heels of the preceding one without
a hitch. There was no delay The
romodeled rink proved comfortable
and well ventilated. Fans unani-
mously voiced their approval of
SchieberPs entertainment.
IOwans Disappointed.
There were a few disappointed
1owans in the audience last even
ing, however-those who had been
led to believe that the show would
be a farce, They came to enjoy a
rank f1zzle and sat with guilty con-
sciences throughout a topnotch ex-
hibition. Although the crowd was
small the promoters just about
broke even on expense. 1t was ex-
pected that the recent Row1ands-
Murphy fiasco would hurt the game
and the setback was apparent last
evening.
CAS- I promised, gave the fans
worthy boxing entertainment. lin.
tend to keep up the good work I
will bring only topnotch men to
Rock Island and l am confident that
by clean competitive methods
can gain the confidence and sup
port of the public" said Promoter
this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
SCHRIVER MAKES
TALK FROM RING
AT BOXING SHOW

Just before the opening gong in
the main go of last evenings boxing
entertainment at the Empire rink.
Harry NJ. Schriver, candidate for
mayor, entered the hall and was
Immediately called upon for
speech. In a few words, Mr.. Schriv-
CT declared that his success at the
polls April Is is assured by 1900
votes. He urged all to boost the
city of Rock Island and to resent
and avenge at the polls SANDER of
the fair name of the community in
press and pulpit. He pledged him
self, if elected, to assure future box
ing entertainments in Rock Island.
He was given a great round of ap-
piauSe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
BITS O. SPORTS

Seems the Jinx is mapping assidu-
ously on the trail Of Richie Mitchell,
Milwaukee lightweight. First Richie
was matched with Johnny Dundee
for the Brewery city and the day Of
the scrap the wop was SO ill the
bout had to be postponed. A weeks
postponement didn't help. Dundee
and Joe Rivers was secured as a
substitute. Then the boxing COM
mission got busy and ordered this
bout cancelled. Next Tom Andrews
arranged for Mitchell to box Soily
Burns tonight. Then Mr.. Jinx ap-
peared once more, for yesterday
Burns reported he had injured him
self in training and couldn't go
through with his contract. Some of
these prospective opponents OF
Mitchell seem to need a guardian.
James Clabby of Hammond is go
ing to surprise the folks by trotting
down Main street" shortly. James
daddy yesterday visited Chicago
and with him had a letter from
Jimmy, who has been in Australia
for several years. James won
championship over there and after
winning it enlisted in war service.
Chicago, April "A new half mile
indoor swimming record was estab-
lished by Norman Ross in an open
meet at the Illinois Athletic club
last night Ross, formerly OF the
Olympic club at San Francisco, but
now swimming unattached, made
the distance with a trudgen crawl
stroke in 1855 rs. In this per-
Torrance the Californian Is also
said to have lowered seven inter
mediate records. The former half
mile indoor record was 11:141-5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

"Aleck is coming; Aleck is COM

"Aleck is coming; Aleck is COM
iDgi"
A telegram from Mrs. Grover
Cleveland Alexander. who is at
Newport. Ky, caused the excite
ment- The wire related that Mrs
Aleck the Great had received a ca
BILE from the mighty pitcher an
nouncing he was to sail on the
Rochambeau, which is scheduled to
reach New York April II.
Alexander probably will have to
go to Camp Funston, Kan. to be
mustered out of army service. Cub
officials expect he will be in Chi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
ALEXANDER WILL
ARRIVE IN EAST
ABOUT APRIL II

Chicago, April 4.-Out at the
Cub park yesterday Vice Pres
ident Bill Veeck organised him
self into a song and dance team and
surprised the quiet neighborhood
with this joyous Jingle:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
DUNDEE SHADES
ERTLE IN FAST
1O-ROUND BOUT
Rock Island Wop Earns Popular
Decision Over "Kewpie- in
Sensational Battle.
SHOW ONE OF BEST STAGED
Ieanuts Schleberl "Comes- Back"
With Great Entertainment
for Tri.Cify Fans.
FIGHT RESULTS.

FIGHT RESULTS.
Mike Dundee of Rock Island
shaded Johnny Ertle Of st.
Paul, 10 rounds at 11S pounds.
"Bum" Sells of Moline knock.
ed out Tommy White Of Rock
Island arsenal in fifth of sched-
uled six.round bout at 1856
pounds.
Jimmy Gill of Rock Island
and Young Brandy fought six
rounds to o good draw at 1856
pounds.
Pete DerOnghe Of Rock Island
and Kid Wilson of Rock Island
fought four rounds to draw at
1s5 pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
BURNS BOUT WITH
MITCHELL CALLED
OFF BY ACCIDENT

Milwaukee, April A. The Richie
Mitchell-Solly Burns ten round bout
arranged for tomorrow night was
this afternoon called off on account
of an accident resulting in injury to
Burns while training.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

title was hanging fire today. Match
maker David Mckay of the Sports
mems club of Newark has offered
the two cham pions a purse of $751;
900 with privilege of IS per cent
for an eight round bout to be staged
the latter part of this montI. Billy
Gibson. manager for Leonard, is
considering the offer. Leonard Just
returned to New York from his trip
to the Pacific coast.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
BILL FOR SUNDAY
BASEBALL PASSES
NEW YORK HOUSE

Albany, N. Y, April A bill to
give local municipal authorities
power to say whether professional
ly on Sunday afternoons passed the
lyo Sunday afternoons passed the
senate today, % to 81.
The measure now goes TO the as
sembly, where its chances of pas
sage are only fair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
WORLDS RECORD
AT DUCK PINS rs
BROKEN IN EAST

Pittsburgh, Pa, April S.-Thomas
of the Strand team set new
worlds record at the Greater Pitts
burgh Duck Pin league, with a
score of 2S5, fifteen pins shy of per-
feet. The previous record, held by
Coptis, also of Pittsburgh was 267.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
CUBS ARE BEATEN
BY VERNON TIGERS
BY SCORE OF A

Los Angeles, Cal, April 4.-Bill
Essick and his Vernon Tigers rasp-
ed the Cubs 4 to 1 yesterday after
noon and in a fast and peppery
combat. Dell and Frcmme, slab
men, displayed much class, too
much for the Cubs at this stage of
the game.
Weaver was thumped for four tai
lies in six rounds, with the aid of
couple of misplays Hendrix tanned
the Tigers in the last two rounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
Sport Summary

Springfield, Mo, April 4.-Wladek
Zbyszko defeated Haimer Bjorkman
in straight falls.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April +
Jack Reynolds defeated Jim Muir
dock in straight falls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04
LEONARD MAY MIX
WITH BRITTON IN
NEW YORK ARENA

New York. April A match be-
tween Benny Leonard, lightweight
champion. and Jack Britton, who
recently regained the welterweight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

cago waiting for the Cubs when
they come home to start their bat
tie for another National league PEN
nant April %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

McCabe's Semi-Annual Third
Floor Sale, March 81 to April 5,
inclusive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-04

For genuine enjoyment and toe
to-toe action. with no clinching, the
Sells-White fracas was voted as the
best semi-Windup ever arranged by
local promoters. Possibly there is
one exception. the battle between
Kid Ferdie and Charley Rogers, ne
sroes, staged as a semi for one of
the Rock Island Athletic club shows
some time ago. The lighting pos
ture and awkward but effective
STRIFE OF both Sells and White, to-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02

FOR SALE-Harley and side car First
class condition: bargain for cash POI
+. ZaragOssa street. 1O44
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02

FOR SALE-Berkshire Hogs,
out Of the best American and
English Blood. Sows out of
Masterpiece, Baron Dukes Ri
val, Iowanna Baron 61st,
Charmers Prince, Robbrood 61st
Bears, Rival Champion Best. SUI
perbus Emblem, Epocheal Flo
ridian, Epochal Electioneer Sons
of Gossard's Epochal, the $780,
900 Boar. Write for sample
pedigree. c. J. Setterl;ud, Chip
ley, Fla. 617S
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02

LOST-Ladies brown pocket book on
PalafoN road between Fig CITY AND
town. Contained cards and receipts iu
name OF Mrs. Turk. Reward. Write i. o
Box 1902 or phone 701. 1902
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
Political Announcements

hereby announc. my candidacy for
the office of City Commissioner. subject
70 the action of the coming City Demo
cratic Primary, and respectfully solicit
the support OF all voters.
FELO McALIISTER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02

FOR SALE-A manufacturing proposition
of proven merit household article
used in every home. inexpensive to man
ufacturc. large profits. Only small cap
itaI required to operate. Will sell the
whole or part for cash property that
ctn easily be converted into Gas h. Ad-
dress +. .. Box 1909, Pensacola. Fla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02

FOR SALk@SeveraI second hand bug
gies for sale. NOrthup and Wood 1U49
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02

FOR SALE-Twin cylinder (Gray Flyer
Marine motor, to n. p, with built
factory. never used; muffler. shaft. pro-
peller, coil and everything complete. and
AL brand new. None of il has ever been
used. Price. $l65.00. Address E. Edwards.
Still Band, I. Barrancas. Fla. 7006