davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Ran for O'Nenl IN ninth inning
lIaLInd i.A,. L RlIss.M IL. ,,tn. l. .u.-L...
Pirate Rally in Ninth
Fails to Catch Ph;)s

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 12-philadel-
phia defeated Pitthburgh here to-day 6
to 5; The locals staged rally in the
ninth inning that fell one short of
tieng the score
Miller was knocked out of the box
IN the seventh inning after yielding
SIX runs on SIX hits. Cantwell held the
Pirates to four hits until the last in
ning, "nen an error was followed by a
single, a triple and a sacrifice hy. scor-
ing three runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
browns Dismay In Scotch

JOHNSON-Damnaton rinaion! Bring another eide ~
Scotch I'll block that Yankee boom yet Buy controlling
erest in iris Speaker preferred and pool with the Cleveland stock
JIM told unload the New York Yankee
and Huston. You should have held it.
OHNSONToo late but We'll smash it buy
With those shares back transfer the iris
Cleveland and maybe controlling Run
JM-But Frazee that he won't sell.
JOHNSONWho's Frazee? Well call
of the Baseball Exchange I'll smash those small
of cochroache Buy thirty thousand shares
ball Club the There something doing there and
besides need the
JIM eadng from the cker)The Mays has through
and New York Yankees have gone up twenty points
JOHNSONBring another sede of Scotch III block
meeting Of the Board of Directors
JIM calling ro)-Cleveland
Johnson N-IIere!
JIM-Washngton
JOHNSONEere They're but Boston
and New York and Chicago Comkey won't let him
III crush him for that I'll everybody can
for New York and Boston, jim They
Take down this resolution
Resolved That the deal whereby Carl Mays Consolidated
with New York Yankees Illegal president
been let in the deal holds corporation
Send that
JIMYes The umpres you wish to see them
JOHNSON-Show themin in.
(Enter the American League Umpr their
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Jopes Weakens i'm Ninth
And Red Sox Lose

BOSTON. Sept. 12.-Jones weakened
IN the last two innings to-day, allowing
Cleveland to come from behind and
win from Boston. 4 to g
A pass to Wambsganss, Smiths
single, O'Neilps double, Coveleskie's
single, pass to Graney, Chapman.s
strike out and Speakers sacrifice fy
gave Cleveland three runs in the ninth.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
IIIILADELPNTA q
Totals 35 10 81 IS Totals 572717
'Batted for Blgbee in ninth inning

'Batted for Bigbee in ninth inning.
ri''sOursh''. ri'i,'@ . . 3 ! 9-S s-S
p, Two, base hits : BlacAburne. Bigaee
Ihree- base hits-Callahan, Whitted. south
"ortn t2(. Sacrifice fiies-Clarke. south-
wori n. Whitted. Double piays-Bancroft
nau!ette and Iuderus CD: Whitteoi ;,nd
Terry left on bases-P Philadelphia :
Pittsburgh. !. Bases on balis-Off CanP
Vel, q OF Wisner, Hit by pitcher--
Gy Miller tClarke), by Wisner (Mensel,
Hits-off Miller. in innings tnon. o,'f
IN seYenthl OF Ponder. , in /. an u ISM
"a alruoN oll-Bs Canrueil. Lx
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Erickson Easily Defeats
Former Tiger Teammates

WASHINGTON, Sept l2.-Wasbjng-
ton took the opening game Of the
Serles S from Detroit to-day, to O.
Eflckson, obtained by the locals from
Deerolt' held his former teammates TO
nine. The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
lruuAnELru,A ALN
otals SO 10 o. Il Totals ..3lo5 III

7oraN .'7- 10 = 7. OI Totas .--5I u Is >
'Batted for Galloway in ninth inning.
Satted for I>u"an in ninth inning.
1Datted for Dykes IN ninth inning.
sNp';cd for S,NiSs in ninth inninr.
Batot for Roberts in seventh inning.
Hattcd for Noyes in ninth inning.
CIicaso..... 0 0-7
rhnadcl phia. . 0 o o %
rwo-basc hits--WcaVcr. Risberg. Three
base hii-E. Collins. Sacrifice hy-Jack-
son Double plays-pyles and Galloway
Dykes. Galloway and Griffin; Wiillinson.
Schalh and Gandl. Left on bases-~Ch hi
caEo. 3: ph;ladelphia, 10 Bases on ba lis
or Wilkinson. i. OFF York. > of Noyes ,.
IIits--oN York. 4 in Is inning; off Rob
erts, in rs; off Noyes. mono In 2
struck out-By Wilkinson. /; by Roberts.
l. by Noyes s. Passed ball-Schalk Los.
inE p!tCher-YOrK.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
| he scores
FIRST GAME
Totals .. 80 10 "A 9 o. Totals 2791o7

.Batted for Hickman in ninth i,,,ro
That'ed for NJ Wheat in ninth inning.
Chicago. : 0 . "a y-3
,,','( I~0- base hit = Hcrzog. Home run
.Ncl tlr; stolen base--Jo hnston 'FriDla
Play liollocher to Merlle Left on bass
-l5lnfooKlyn. S; Chicago, 2. Bases on balls
OFT Vaughn. l. Hit by nItchnrNTs,'
pfefter lRobertson and Mccabe}. t strue
oul-by P1eifer A. by Vaughn. G.
SECOND GAME
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NHHTCS IO-UA1
st. Louis at New York (two)
Cleveland at Boston
Detroit at Washington
Chicago at Philadelphia
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New iork-St: Louis wet grounds).
Chicago, 7; Philadelphia, O.
Washington, 4; Detroit. 0.
Cleveland, 4; Boston, 3.
STANDING OF TEAMS
"'L. ret. w. L. Pct.
chicago s2 45 .646 st. Louis 81 81 sos
Sleveid "a 81 .5S7 Boston. 81 SO .496
Detloi,.. - 90 .567 WASH. 49 IS .383
~. ork. b| 90 .545 Phila ~ 1892 .c7O
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
New York at st. Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago
Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 6; St. Louis, 5.
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburgh, S.
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, l UsO.
Brooklyn, 5; Chicago. 4 (2d.
Cincinnati, 6; Boston, S.
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. l.. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Cin'natf. IS 30 .6SSlBklyn... 81 Sc .4sO
n: YORK. " at .632 Boston,. so u .41O
Chicago. 66 6O .523 st. Louis AZ 76 1882
FIttsb'gh 10 62 .3l6 Phila. As 70 1863
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
American Association

Toledo. 7; Minneapolis. Nst gsme)
Toledo. s. Minneapolis. cd Rame).
ST. Paul. 8. Indianapolis l.
Kansas City. 1t. Columbus 9.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
WASHINGTON "A r,
Totals ;..29oi 246o Totals ai4lo
9BAltel Tor RnIur.- 49, " ~

TTIInE-
1,..'r,'i I'.t Il . - O %
"ashinston' 1 -
r,,.'N "o oase hits - Ainsnlth CSharrits.
~ ~ ,e % SO ny - Rice. Stolen bases Z
j. Judse, Rice Sacrifice Erickson Sac
l'"o, " nE,MFoster. Left on bases-i, Detroit.
B9fnd on Erickson. 3; OF IoI.o -
it'ts-or Boland. III I innings: off Love
y. IN !, Strusk out By Boland : by
rrlcksoh. y Wild p.tch-Erickson
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
IlICAGO N L \
Totals. 81 . Is y II
1Vlts -. 81 !. 10 = l9 q Totals 33 4 s'26 II 3
Kan Tor honetcAy i'll eighth inning.

1*77V VV14IJ III tIS IIlU INNING.
brooklyn .......... o
Nhlcaso .....,..... 0-4
Two o-base hit-Griffith. Three-bas. bit
h,i. rasEeTS U.n stolen bases -Iiollochcr. Bar
~ n, neat Sacrifice hits-Johnston
raskert Sacrifice ny-Myers. Double
pI+%s- -ileroz TO Hollocher to Meri1le; lioi-
lgcmef l9e.i to Merkle CD; Olson 20 Johnston to
r,oiolchy. l."it on bases-Brooklyn 10:
S5hleas9' .. Bases on bal,s-On MiIcheil.
:. OK liendriN, g. Struck oui-By Hen
dtlN, >; by Mitchell G. Wld pitch-
MltchelL Passed ball-Krueger
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Accepted

turf tennis fan writes
greater doubles team than Brookes Widng
He his authority this belief Fred Alex
ander and Norman Irookes.
In view OF this the amendment stands
folks tins world
Bookes be of vour third hand
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
: = = : -
In snDIN:

NEW lo.N -. L5 ST LOUIS q L.
ah p az abr 70 -
Fr-E 600 81 o'.on Y :, o
KaN'f. 90 lI',.te. lI. . o - np
Fr.cr aa.. a., 80 stock. 81. 81 20
Dove .H - tf.f'e'y Ga 5
T'eahcr S., .0G go II ! MY. II : oo
Ke' cy !. n 90 cscmoss = "a =
>uyisr sl,iine>.ferc 90
Tan,, t1l 90 Iusul ss.. 3 o
May p.... 90 0 o
Wizard. p O n
ruort p. o o .
-Shctioi 90
,snitn ... 90 0 q 0 o
llaeops. p 90 90
To- 20 II IT. Tnta's 40 Il = Is :
'N4n for clem'ns in eighth inning
,tea lar .'Gs4D IN Aisnlh inning.
'a'n f,r sher,,,. in eighth inning.
~eN W k . O o o O. &
ST l.9lis. ............. O.
Tuo- base hits Doyle. Mc}tenry. Sac
ri'c' lit F'isch. loubie play-Doyle
aH, <el.ey Left ca Doscs Nov' York 2.
81. / ouis = Bases on ralls--Off I"ney {.
nif Nay ., off WooG~Ari ., or jacobs :.
pG iG'fo Nitsr.D.. Nay . IN = inn
.res. off ruero ! e., inninss. Of Wood
ward iu 1-s innings. fit by pitcher
iis Fpn 'Hornsby). StrGcN OFT by
ron,s ~ 'fuero 3, by Jacobs l. Wild
ri. .cAes-- Ky Wocd /. b. Jacobs l. Los
ing pltchc; May.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
BOSTON "a L.>

CLEVELAND a. L) BOSTOE fATN
G6aI%.n G5a4Sy sss SS1!g9peE V!27 .teo -
Speaker. cf 3 700 0 Roth CT 800 , 0 0
1Iar,,i, liara, 10 10, go 10 9Rnth # .. ~ 90
Nn'3.5 '3tSi'S., 20 ! Mcinnis. III = 0
T1TMsi 1T-',". AZ 29 Scoft. $ ...io2 30
Evans .....olo 90 fGlhcoley 100 Q 20
Totals ...ss IS u i2 o Totals 49,. . s. y II i
Ran for oNeiM in ninth inning
7batted for Russell in ninth inning
I',ss'a"' Hoston ID. -. 9 . Q @ - q;
Two base hits-narris O'NeMl Scot,
Sehans Run, VIZ. Three base hlt-chap.
man. Sacrifice hits-Kolh. Jones' Sacri-
nee fly Speaker Double plays-Jon~s to
@1-ians 10 Melnnis Left on hases- Cleve-
ANA. .; Boston. &. Bases ON balls-off
yo~sIesNig; ,snsI .,,'ti. off Jones. His-on
off Russell none in !. Hu by pitcher&Bv
Jones 'harrisr struck out~By Coveies-
i.ie, o b.! Jones, /; BY Russell. /. Losing
ritcNer-Jun"s
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Fiue Leading Batters
In Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BASEBALL TO-DAY. Q games; n Y
Americans vs. 81. Louis Polo Grounds.
First game 40 y. NJ Adm For-a adv<
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

PACKARD FOR HIRE. passenger; careful
driver: 50 hour PLAZA 5%3s.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
You Know How 1t Is

Lives Of buffers oft remind as
Hop to leaue the nert blohe sore
and, departing, leoue behind us
Heei prints IN the sand galore
Heel prints that perhaps another
Soon lcW catch along the line;
Some toriofaa and nerve-avrecked brother
Who aoW take an eight or nine
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

In golf lines-wha snor
the universe could produce championship aged
ana twenty-five and then gather record field
ment where the from ffty-tve eighty?
At that world be bad if one Of the
two contenders would only five
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l-szei.

ecz zamierzaja droga Polityczna
staraG sic o swe prawa. Me po-
.acza sic z zadna partya, lecz tax
samo, jak Liga anty-wyszyIlkowa
kampanie swa ~prowadzie beds
przez wszystkie partye. zycze-
MEM farmerow Jest przeprowa--
dzenie w Kongresie projektu,
przedlozonego przez Capper'a i
Herzman'a zmierzajacego do "a
prowadzenia wsp6lnych narad
mad kwestyami rolniczymi.
NOWY REKORD AEROPLA-
NOWY.
Mineola, N. Y, 10 wrzeSnia. -
Nowy rekord aeroplanowy wzbi-
iania sic ma wysokoS6. osiagniety
zostai przez R. Rolphsa, ktory ma
aeroplanie swym typu ,Curtiss"
wzbii sic ma wysokoSG H.6l0
stop. w siedmdziesieciu oSmiu
minutach. Poniewaz pole lotniczc
Roosevelt'a znajduje sic ma wy
sokoSci 10 stop ponad poziomem
mora, przeto aktualna wysokoSc
osiagnieta przez lotnika wynosi
34,5O0 stop. Altimeter lego wska-
zywal $4,000 stop. Wzbicie sic to
w powietrze zbija wszystkic po-
przednie rekordy. Dawniej re-
kord ten dzierzyi lotnik francu-
ski, Casale, ktory sic wzbA mad
Parvz ma wysokoSc 33.136 stop.
Rekord jego ME zostai urzedowo
zatwierdzony, podczaS gdy reEord
Rolphsa zatwierdzony ma zostat
przez biuro w Waszyngtonie.
SYCZA MA
NAZWISKA
Nowy York, 10 wrzesnia. -
Podczas zebrania irlandzkiego W
Brooklynie, pewien mezczyzna
nazwai prezydenta Whsona zdraj
ca. czem wywolai wSr6d zebra
nych oklaski, ktore trwaiy przez
EiIka minut. Ma zebraniu tenn
przemawial E. De Valera, Navy
wajac Lige Ludlow ,,sztuczka bry
tySka.
rIrrrpnzT hE ZTFMTA IEST
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
D~ORECZONY


Paryz, 10. wrzesnia. DIS o
godz. 10:40 rano zosta1 we FRAN
cuskiem ministerstwie spraw "a
granicznych doreczony traktat
pokojowy z Bu}garya delegacyi te
go pahstwa. Krotkie przemowie--
ME wygiosif najpierw premier
Clemeneeau. a potem szef delega-
cyl buigarskiej Teodorow, ktory
dowodzil, re odpowiedzialnoSc "a
przystapienie Bufgaryi do wojny
ponosi ME narod bufgarski, tylko
owczesny Rad, mimo to jednak
narod gotow jest przyjac wynik}e
z tego powodu konsekwencye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
GLoD w FIUME

Rzym. 10. wrzesnia. - DIS W
nocy up}yna} dany przez genera
Ia Badoglio termin zoinierzom,
ktorzy zbiegli cd swoich oddzia-
low do Frume pod komende dA-
nunzia, w kt6rym - to terminle
mieli oni powrocie pod swe sztan-
dairy pu1kowe.
Ostatnie doniesienia stwierdza-
ia, re partyzanci d'Anunzia znaj-
duja sic wciaz jeszcze w posiada-
niu kontroli mad Fiume. ale w
miescie zaczyna panowae g3od, z
powodu izolowania go cd reszty
swiata i scisej blokady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19

w szpitalu Englewood zmars
wczoraj policyant Daniel Carton
&c stacyi Austin; zmarl on z ran
otrzymanych podczas zaburzen
rasowych. Podstrzelono go W wy
szynku ]. Brennana, 659 w. 43
ul., dnia 29go lipca, a sprawca te-
go by{ John Ward, kt6ry dnia ma
stepnego zmari rownicz z postrza
In.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
Poszukuje sic Rodziny
Stanislawa Skarze1-
skiego.
(Komunikat Urzedu prasowo-in-
formacyjnego Wydz. Mar. Poll

.Wydziai Narodowy Polski po-
szukuje rodziny Stanislawa Ska
rzenskiego, zo4nierza Armii Pol
skiej we Francyi, ably zakomrni-
kowat jej wanna O MIN wiado-
nose. ZgNosic sic nalezy ma adres
Wydziai Narodowy Polski, 213S
Pierce ave-, Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
O~swiadczenie pod adre.
sem Rady Polskiej
W Kanadzie.

Ma mocy rozporzadzenia Rady
Zarzadzajacej Wydzia}u Narodo-
wego Polskiego W Ameryce. z d.
Is wrzeSnia br., donosze niniej--
seem oSwiadczeniem, re ~poniewa4
r. P. w K. w czasie mego zarza-
du zosta}a uznana "a autonomicz-
ma organizacye, przeto ME jest O.
bowiazana skiadac sprawozdania
ma sejmie W Buffalo, N. Y. i nj
zej podpisany moze zfozyt urzad
prezesa koIlegium prowincyi On
tario w rece Rady Polskiej w Ka-
nadzie.
Stosownie do powyzszego roz-
porzadzenia skladam p~ublicznie
urzad prezesa kollegium i sadie,
re zarzad glowny Rady Narodo-
wei Polskicj W Kanadzie wcielit
raczy ten urzad do swoich obo
wiazujacvch Polonie kanadyjska
postanowieii. Oczekuje ~odpowie-
dzi.
Z braterkiem pozdrowieniern,
KS. Jozef P. Chodkiewicz,
prob: byly organization i pre-
zcs r. ?. w X, oraz dotych-
czasowy prezcs koilegium
prowincyi Ontario, Canada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
D
E. GOLDMAN ORA A.
BERKMAN'A.

Washington, 10 w~rzesnia. -
Wade imimgracyjne wydaiy W
ostatnich czasach warranty" ma
aresztowanie niejaldej Emmy
Goldman, oraz jej wspolnika A
lexandra Berkman'a, oskarzonych
o szerzenie W Ameryce anarchii'
Celem wIadz immigracyjnych jest
deportowanie obojga z Ameryh.
E. Goldman konczy obecnie ter
min sw6j W w~iezieniu federalnym
W Jefferson City, a Berkman "
wiezieniu W Atlanta, Ga. Oboje
Eostali oksarzeni o przeszkadza-
ME W poborze wojskowym pod
czas .wojny.
CENA zYWNOSCI SPADA.
Washington, 10 wrzesnia. -
Sprawozdania, otr1ymane przez
Department sprawiedliwoSci z
dwsnastu Stanow gtosza. re ceny
zywnosci " tych Stanach spadiy
cd dziesieciu do pistnastu pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19

dZ1eZy Jest reZuItatem "skrupulatnego
zastosowania sic do lepszych regu} prowadzenia int
resu.' SUFFRIN'A kostumerzy wiedza, re SUF-
FRINA rozsadek i zupefne zrozumienie lepszych
detali W fabrykowaniu odziezy i wartosci odzlezy,
jest ich najpewniejszym drogowskazem protekcya
cd lichych eatunk6w. SUFFRIN cieszy sic zaufa-
MEM swych k~ostumer6w W caAej pe}ni
nisdy ME naduzyl tego ~zaufania, ola tego tez SUI
FRINA interes s~przedawania odziezy wzrosl do tax
kolosalnych rozmiarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19

PRZECIELJ POLA-
GENIE 2

NEIVIE u FE
Zurych, 10. wrzesnia. - Dope
sza z MinSka donoSi, re wojska
polske W swym petnym tryumfu
pochodzic przeciwko rosyjskim
bolszewikom zdotafy przecia6 po-
iaczenie kolejowe pomiedzy Kijo,
VEN a Petrogradem. Polacy czy,
mia w dalszym ciagu znaczne pc,
stepy ku Dnieprowi, Mohylewo-
wi i Orszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
WAYNE.
Pierwsze posiedDenie akcyonaryuszy
Korporacyi Kobiet P1zemysfo-
wych Victoria.

Wych victoria.
Zaprasza sic wszystkich akcyona-
ryuszy naszego Stowarzyszenia ma
to wazne posiedzenie, kt6re odbe--
die sic dnia 1890 w~rzesnia, to jest
W. piatek, o godzinie Sci w~teczorem,
W. wielkiej sail Zwiazku Polek, pnr.
1909 n. Ashland ave Celem zebra
mia dopelnienie dyrekcyi, przyjecie
zasadniczych regu& Korporacyi O.
m6wienie otwarcia sklepu. Zaprasza
sic r6wniet tych wszystkich, kt6rzy-
by chcieli w4otye swoje wpiaty czlon
kowskie pred posiedzeniem, by brac
ndziaf W obradach. - Ia korpora-
eye Kobiet Przemysfowych Victoria
- Dofia Jankiewicz, organi5atorka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19

Nauczyciel: - I znowu lekcyi ME
umiesz, oslo; jak sic ME bedziesz
uczyl, bedziesz SWINE pasal.
Uczen: - Mech see pan prote-
ser ME BOZ. przecze ia 4yd!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
PREF. WILSON E
UNION P~OLIcYJNYM.

Washington, 10 wrzesnia. -
w depeszy swej wy&anej z
Dunsmur, Cal, PREF. Wilson Ia
brania organizowania sill policyj-
nych. Telegram ten przeczytano
ma k~onferencyi komitetu senate
ryalnego, Poczem PrzedAozono
projekt, zmierzajscy do odmowie
MIA plac tym policyantOm, ktorzy
W ostatnich czasach zorganizowa-
Ii W Waszyngtonie unie.
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PoIski pontyK. cEy wiensSy ezy obrIsi
sEy "a OhsviaZek Dn~cGytywao soAtN
poEiulsn staJs vac naroas.
WoAa nAszA 800 9oGJcA. AA4
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n 5ycia malarw.

- No | COZ tam slychac u kolegi?
- zle, bieda. 3ebym sic ME wsty-
DIR, tobym sic ~powiesi}.
A ia, zebym sic ME bal pre-
tobym sic utopil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19

cent, cd czasu, iak rad rozpo-
czai walke z wyzyskiwaczami. Z
dwu Stanow powiadamiaja, re
cena z~ywnosci spadia cd dwoch
do pieciu procent. Rownoczesnie
z powyzszymi wiadomo$ciami
przysiano lnne, z powiadomie-
MEM, re w cenach t1bran ME zau-
wazono zadnej zmiany.
M OWE SZKoL WIZ
SZYcH
JAG KRoTSZYCH GODZIN
Cedar Rapids, 10 wrzesnia. -
Trzystu studentow z wy1szych
szk6l, tax zwanych High
Schools" wyszfo wzoraj o die
siatej godzinie rano ma strajk do
magajac sic kr6tszych godzln
szkolnych. Pc wyjSciu z Nas po-
sill do miasta, gdzie urzadzili po
chod, a nastepnie udali sic do
innej szkoly, gdzie polaczylo sic
z mimi 200 innych studentow.
uDSrurr JxJrAnonNs1r 1r
SToLICY A
Washington, 10 wrzeSnia. -
Senatorzy republikanscy postano
will zmobilizowac swe si}v celem
przeprowadzenia poprawki pred
sozonej przez senatora Johnsona
z Kalifornii, znSrzajacej do wy
rownania glos6w amerykanskich
W radzie Ligi Ludlow, z glosami
brytyjsktemi. w tym celu odwo-
iali senatora Johnson'a z podrozy
po kraju, gdzie wyglaszal mowy
ma korzys6 poprawek i zastrze-
zen do traktatu pokojowego, W
tym celu, ably sam osobiscie kie-
rowal wall1a w Senacie.
- Gen. Pershing powiadomi}
komitet wyAany przez burmi--
strza miasta Chicago T~hompsona,
re z checia vPrzyjmie ich zapro-
szenie IA zwiedzenie miasta, DC
dajac, re uczyni to W bliskiej
przyszlosci.
- Urzednicy departamentu Sta
MI powiadamiaja, re ministeryum
.perskie, ktore podpisaio traktat
brytyjsko = perski obawia sic zem
sty ludu, ktory czycha ma ich
smierc. w ostatnich czasach, jak
wiadomo, nastapila w Persyi re-
wolucya W protescie przec;w
przymierzu anglo-perskiemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
OpS6I WdIU4y UIII Na14NSN 81
SMIERS POSLA z A
MA w DRODZE DO WA
~SZYNGTONU.

MartinSburg, w. Va ~ wrze-
snia. - Posei J. B. Thompson z
Oklahoma, umarl wskrtek choro-
by sercowej ma pociagu jadacym
W strone Waszyngtonu. Towarzy
szyi mt syn jego, Porucznfk J.
B. Thompson, ktory ostatnio pre-
niesiony zostai do obozu Frnsro-
ma,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-19
PREZYDENTA.
rWIERDZI, zE ZIEMIA JEST
MASA TWARDA.

Los Angeles, IS wrzesnia- -
w zimie rozpocznie DIR. A. A.
Nicholson z Chicago doSwiadcze
MIA, majace ma celu udowodnienie
lego teoryi gfoszacej, re GAIA kuIa
ziemska jest twards masa, a ME,
iak to niektorzy twierdza, powso-
ka, W kt6rej Srodku znajduje SIG
roDpalona piynna masa. DR. Mi
chelson wyjechal do Pasadena
ceIem d~owiedzenia Prawdzlwoscl
swej teoryi. Niedawno temu po-
wr6cii on z obserwatoryum Yer
kes, gdzie robii doswiadczenia, a
teraz wybrai sic ma szczyt CORY
Wilson, gdzie bedzie PrzeProwa-
dzai podobne doSwiadczenia W
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
YAZ00 COUNTY AGREES
ON REDUCTION PLAN

lAHoO CITY. Miss, March al. (Spl,D
Ninety per cent Of the arabic land
OF Ya2oo county viii he pledged to a
cotton reduction program OF 40 acres Of
food and feedstuffs TO 60 acres of cot
ton, says L. G. Montgomery, county
chairman of the cotton reduction com
mittee,
Mr., Montgomery is pointing out the
agitation IN the North created by the
cotton reduction movement in the
South as the best sign OF the coming
success Of the movement, He also tells
OF the increase OF 30 points on October
cotton following the report OF the Wat
kins bureau, largest and best recog-
niEed Of the commercial bureaus deal
ing with cotton, saying that there would
be a decrease Of 16 per cent in the
South's acreage, that 26 per cen less
fertilizer would be used this year and
that the South's crop was 20 days late
now, All these things, says Mr.. Mont
gomery, are giving the planters an idea
of what can be accomplished by pro-
duCing less cotton,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
RAILROAD WAGES ARE NOT
LIABLE TO GARNISHMENT

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 3l.-The
supreme court Of Tennessee has decided
the case of Dickens VS.. Bransford Real.
~ company, involving the right of a
creditor to garnishee wsges Of an emL
ploye OF the United States railroad adj
m~inistration. 1t was contended by the
defendants that such an employee was
an agent Of the government, and that
the disposition funds of the railroad ad-
mlnistration which were due him as
wages could not in any way be inter
fered with by a creditor of the en-
ploye. The court of civil appeals held
that the wages could be garnisheed,
but that no execution could issue to
enforce the garnishment until the
railroads were returned to their pri-
Vate owners The supreme court re-
versed the court of civil appeals and
held that the funds or the railroad adj
ministration were not in any way sub
Ject to attachment or garnishment pro-
ceedings by creditors or employees. The
court held that such immunity had all
Ways been extended In This state to
agencies and departments of the state
government, and that the same policy
required the extension OF the same i'm
munity to the railroad administration
as an agency Of the federal govern
ment. The opinion in this case was
filed for official publication by Justice
Green.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
BODY OF GIRL SUICIDE
IS HELD AT MERIDIAN

MERIDIAN, Miss, March 81. (spi)-
The remains of Mrs, Stella or Jennie
McKelvy. who committed suicide by
shooting herself through the head Fri
day, are being held at the undertaking
parlors OF James L. Webb, pending
Geographic communication with her
husband, j.. II, McKelvy, Miami, Fla.
her father, l. r. Jennings, Magnolia,
Miss. and Mrs. T. N, Smith, Tyler
town, Miss, to all Of whom she wrote
letters before taking her life. Friday
night n number Of people visited the
undertaking establishment and viewed
the remains,
In an open letter, left with other
writings, Mrs, McKolvy asked that the
above named parties be notified OF her
death, and IN addition directed the dis
position OF her effects.
II has developed that Mrs. McKelvy
had only recently filed suit for divorce
through n local attorney, The papers
were filed In Florida,
Little IL known Of the suicide here,
AT one time she is said to have worked
at kress' and at other places in the
city, She had only been here about
four months. II Is understood.