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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11
Way to Old Handicap King Outstanding Contest The PAoo Track
CHATEAU THIERRY
RELAY PLANNED
Ten A. e. F. Teams to Race to
P0ris Memorial Day.

PARIS, May .10.-Ten teams from the
American EJpeditionary Force will par
ticipate in a relay race from Chateau
Thierry to Paris on Memorial Day. Each
team win be composed ef twenty men.
each man TO run Eve kfiometsrR or q
little more than three miles. The course
will b from q point near Chateau
ThierTy. whore the Americans first, met
the Germans last Memorial Day. over
the Paris road to the Place 10 In Con-
corde, In the centre OF Paris. -
The runners will carry message TO
President Wilson written by q soldier
who took part In the hghting near Cha.
teau Thierry. The teams will be picked
from the various divisions. army corps
and base sections. II present plans ma.
tsrislixe, the race will be an annual
event
On the same day the Army Of occupa-
ton will hold q relay race from Cochem
to Cobiens In connection with Its track
meet. .s - 80, '.
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New York Racing
Licenses Are Filed

A LBANY, May 1o.-The State
~ Racing Commission to-day
= filed with the Secretary OF
: State licenses Issued to the following
racing associations and the dates
designated to hold running race meet
ings this season:
+ The United Hunts Racing Associ-
alton at Belmont Park Terminal.
June 1921; Saratoga Association
for the Improvement OF the Breed Of
Horses at Saratoga Springs, August
lao; Queens County Jockey. Club at
! Aqueduct. l. l.. June 23-July IL
. and September 1921; Empire City
Racing Association at Yonkers. N. Y,
July 1891 and October 1925 Metro
, politan Jockey Club at Jamaica. May
1921 and September 29-October IL;
Westchester Racing Association at
, Queens. May 22-June IL and Septem-
Der l-1a.
The licenses are signed by James
w. Wadsworth. chairman; H K.
Knapp and John Sanford. members OF
the State Racing Commission.
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Dedicate Olympic Cup
to Springfield College

CPRlNGFuHD. Mass. May TO-
- Tho Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. Col
lege has been honored by the
dedication to It Of the Olympic cup
for the games Of 1920 by the Inter
national Olympic Cup Committee.
Tho award il made by q permanent
committee. headed by Baron Pierre
de Coubertin. who In 1895 organised
the Olympic Games. Every four years
the cup II awarded to some college or
club that has achieved preeminence
by Its contribution to the world Of
sport
In announcing the award to-day
college ofYicials were unable to state
the specific basis OF the honor, but u
10 assumed that It may be because of
the large work carried out by the
alumni and faculty OF the college In
the recent war. Baron dc Coubertin
is thoroughly familiar with the work
of the college. as he IL an authority
on athletic training.
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PRINCETON BEATS
YALE ON LINKS
Tigers Take Eight Matches
and Tie Ninth on Bal
tusrol Course.

In spite Of unfavorable weather condi-
tons the Williams and Princeton golf
teams added further laurels. to their
records yesterday by defeating Pennsyl-
vania and Yale respectively. Princeton
captured eight matches from Yale and
tied this ninth. netting a score of to
0. Williams triumphed over Penn by q
score OF 8 to 3. Princeton and Yale met
at Baltusrol and Williams played Penn
ut the Nassau Country Club.
Princeton had easy sailing all through
winning three foursomes and five two
somes. Scott held Haight to a tie, pre-
venting the Tigers from capturing every
thing in sight. williams won the -four
ball matches. three In number. rather
easily. However. Capt Webster de.
fsated Capt Hegardt and s in the two
ball match. showing a big reversal over
the and 4 victory scored by Williams
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STORM HALTs GOLFERS.
Atlantic City Matches Are Post.
Doned Untn Next Saturday:

ATLANTIC CRY, May lo.--A storm
broke over. the course to-day before the
remaining golfers IN the annual spring
tournament here began play In the SENT
nnsl round and II was decided to forego
play. The semi-nnal and final, matches
will be played by agreement next Satur.
day.
w. r. shackelford will meet Edward
Stiles and Maurice Risley Will play II.
c. buchanan IN the SEN! Anal round.
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COLUMBIA FIT FOR
CHILDS CUP RACES
Contests on Lake Carnegie to
Offer Thorough Test Of
Gianinni System.
CHANGE IN STROKE
Varsity Now Rows . Longer
and Slower Stroke Than =
When Under Rice.

The Columbia varsity and freshman
crews have been practising hard for tbs
Childs cup race at Princeton next Sat-
Coach Fred Piaisted have aiven all the
personal instruction possible and viii
continue TO do % IN the few remaining
days Of practice II now II up TO tbs
mon themselves.
Next Saturday viii furnish test Of
0isninnfs IDEAS Of rowing. Under his
instruction the varsity changed from the
short, quick but powerful stroke OF Jim
Rios to q longer. fuller and possibly
slower stroke. The Junior varsity has
continued under the Rice system and
judging BY the ease with which the
varsity {" regularly defeats the Junior
boat IN practice spins oisninnrs prin-
cipiss will % Of decided advantage in
Saturdays classic.
The varsity's lineup doubtless viii be
the Same ~ that which has rowed con-
sistsntiy all season. with possibly one
exception. Schactsl, who recently re-
turned after about q weeks illness, n
again out OF the boat and may possibly
not be back In time for the race
All Eft - FfAAles.
Just who viii take his place has not
been decided. With this single excep-
ton the men are In excellent physical
condition.
Jack Lott, oaptsin and stroke Of the
crew, thinks the chances Of his she'll are
very good and hopes for superior speed
and form TO bring home the bacon
The shells will says for Princeton
next Wednesday morning. II 10 ex-
pected that the varsity win row In the
Francis s. Bangs and the freshmen will
use the Bogue. The rigging of both
shells has been recently changed and the
coaches think that they have been made
by far the fastest shells In the Gould
Leave Here Thursday.
Tho varsity and freshman crews will
leave for the Chiids cup race on Thurs
DAY morning. Tho shells will DO there
the Same day, 90 that both crews will
be able to spend two days In strenuous
practice over the Carnegie course be-
| fore the race on Saturday afternoon.
The boating OF the varsity and fresh
man crews as they win DO In the race
Is as follows:
Varsity-Bow, Aabell; No. 2, Wal
decker; No. .. Neumann; No. 4. Hyde |;
No. 3. Heiwig; No. .. schaotsi: No. I.
saacks; stroke. Lott (captain). and
coxswain, Cohen.
Freshman-Bow. Frost: No. 2. Brad
shaw: No. 3. Enslow; No. I. ScovIl No,
s, sohluter: No. 9, Park: No. Z. Wright
(caotain) stroke, Lewis. and coxswain.
Wartsis.
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YALE GUNNERs BUSY AGAIN.
intercollegiate Match Set for May
81 ana Team Promises Well.

New HAVEN, May l0.-After marking
time for two years. due TO the war. the
Yale Gun Club is again fourishing and
has membership OF fifty, representing
all classes in the university.
Since the founding OF the club some
years ago Yale for eight successive years
was the winner of the intercollegiate
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championship. The prospects this year
are extremely encouraging for continu-
Ing to come through.
/ The team already has been organized
under tho captsincy, Of Howard Newton,
1913. OF New Haven. An intercolis giats
match has been arranged to take place
at the Yale Club traps on May 81,
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RAIN STOPS TRACK MEETS.

Many track meets were cancelled or
postponed yesterday because OF the rain.
Among them were:
Al Ithaoa-Cornsil-U Of p, cancelled.
At New 'HAvsn-Ysls- Princeton, post
poned.
At New Torh-CoiumbiA-B Brown. can
cellsd,
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BowDoIN DEFEATS MAINE.

BRUNSWICK, Me-. May 1o.--Bowdoin
College defeated the University Of
Maine here to-day in the teams annual
baseball game by a score OF 0 to !,
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throuE q
threeyea
% o@ s o q RS en- 4n aP 81 A ss
Won easily
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HARVARD WINS AT NETS.

CAMBRIDGE, May 1o.-The Harvard
tennis team defeated Dartmouth. Ave
matches TO one. to-day.
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Medal. for shooting Crows.

ELeIN. Ill. May 1o.--Members of the
Elgin Gun Club will try for badges and
medals offered for killing lrows.
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sna I,i: ', esin s :s BusnAn ,,
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q g.
WnPr FL sly. eSH & Tn our Owner W. r. con Trainer
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.
LEO RACETRACK, 1o-we.ther rainy, track .I.ppy


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best Il
early Choice T
sindex
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of
Club
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Britton's Test for Opponents.

Dan Morgan. manager OF Jack Britt.
the weller champion, has imposed novel
conditions for the challengers of the title
holder. Morgan declares that nd on
can have n match with Britton till tie
challenger has qualified by boxing at tbs
base hospitals for wounded soldiers j..
New York and vicinity. Britton has
been treless in the work OF the Boxers
Loyalty League and he will insist O.
contendsrs for his title going on with tho
good work.
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Murray Irrftnted.

Matt Hinkel, the Cleveland promoter
also is meeting with opposition in his ef
forts to get the place OF referee Mayor
Cornell Schneider of Toledo and Q. A
thatcher of the Boxing Commission bot,
are on record as against Hinkel as third
man in the ring. II looks as though
there would be a lively shindig before tha
referee of the big bout Is selected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
DENTAL SOCIETY
TO MEET AT GAY

The next regular meeting orhe
Northwestern Indiana Dental Sety
vi Inject ct Gary. February 5th,he
meeting VIII be an all-day affa at
tho Gary Commercial club rooms
ing with a big dinner 10 be servtn
the evening
Or J L. Nixon OF Valparaiso III
hold d clinic on pyrhoea during.e
day's session, and other import
business VII he discussed at the m
ing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
DANCER KISSED
BECAUSE HER LEGS
ARE UNCLOTHED
All of Which Caused the
Rips and Tears and Bro't
the Splinters.

Full Up . chsir ard list to THE tale Of
misses and splinters. rips and tears.
falls and bruises and other happenings
incident 70 the merry. merry ufe
"Lefe "a Lar galy N-rabied pretty
Kathryn Mcconnell as she danced bare
legged. bare-ueeked ana bare-buzzon,ed
before an interested audience at the
Hammond 0rpheum theater yesterday
afternoon. she was doing liberal in
terpFeta ton of the Hula.
-s-s-s--s-s-s-s-s -s-s-ss,
kathryn cooked enc pink car north II
northeast
Sss-s-s-s- s-s-s-S-s-s-s-s-ssi
Is was unmistakable-a FTiss-and the
hisser was woman seated in the audi
snee. The world became q flaming red
81 the eyes ST the danseuse. The wings
seemed niles from the center or the
stage
Calls for Fcucs.
Over the phone to TIE TINES shortly
after the matinee the woman who had
Missed sntered protest. The police
the police and the sheriff and the fedcr-
a authorities ought to stop that dance
Of the orpheum." she shouted That
~oman --that woman doesn't wear any
clothes"
Between shows kathryn Mcconnell
tearfully declared It had been her first
Hiss (The initial letter OF that word
is II. not K) And moreover she added
a few drops Of salty brine from her
vide eyes over the orders from the man
ager that she wear stockings.
Now don't bother about supper. we
f~ff ny he 1a4e IN "a -
and dance revue in which beautiful Kat
- appears IL on. out comes Kathryn
horrors she wears stockings she
dances. she trips. she falls. she rolls.
she rises. she slips. she stumbles and
she departs.
Never Again Tor Kitty.
More tears. "In never wear stock
iuss again as long SIS I live-Oh. o. o.
Or" walls Kitty Cnow that We are bet
ter acquainted We can call her Kitty)
The fraii peeksboo garment she wears
Is torn.
SHE sits down and rises-splinters
She had gathered them in her backward
fall On the stage
Vow while sister "Toots" Mcconnell
Is extracting the splinters-which Il
none Il our business anyway--let lii
Withdraw.
Meantime there IS an argument. KITTY
stamps her high heels and snaps heT
fingers IN Manager jim MicheIstetter's
| face.
! r won't wear stockings" she shouts
Il can't dance in en- is suicide. n
you want to see me Kill myself Burn
my contract. pack my trunk--0wws (
Ard 20 Kitty will dance today but
without stockings and the hisser has the
satisfaction az knowing that spiinters
arr painful gong in and coming out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30

Lake County's work is not d
til she has bought more w. s. !
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30

Have you your NJ. :. S. quota ?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
SCHOOL MORALE
LOWERED BY THE
PUBLIC SCANDAL

Cconia2ed from rage one)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
SMIAhY NAPAD Ma BANK.

Cicero State Bank, mteszczacy sic
DIZZY ulicy 25-tej i Cicero ave-, 20
stall wcDoraj obrabowany przez CITE
rech bandyt6w z $1,000. Bandyci we
szli do wnetrza wnet po otwarciu tel
i~nstytucyi, byla BOWEN godzina
GAS. w hanku znajdowal sic vice
prezes tegoa, Howard Hughes, kt6ry
wlasnie W tel chwili zajety byt pod
pisywaniem pokwitowania "a list re-
gistrowany, jaki mu przyuiosi listo-
nosz: by4 tam r6wniez G. G. Stoef-
fell, kasyer, F. B. Witkowski, asys-
tent kasyera, Clara Wright, buchal-
terka. Klara Mara a~systentka bu-
chalterh, oraz Cecyiia WitkoWska'
stostra asystenta kasyera. Czasu ME
tracac. grozac rewolwerami, handy
CT rozkazali obecnym podniesG rece
do CORY; jeden z Mich w6wczas
wszed1 "a kratki i zazadaa cd panny
Wright, ably otworzysa drZwi kas,
ognietrwa{ej. gdy zas zadaniu jego
stale sic zadoSG, nakazaa wszystklm
we;sc do wnetrza tejze, zamyRajac
nastepnie drzwi. PoZbywszy sic
Swiadk6w, zIod1ieje Zabrali w6wczas
z birrra kasyera siedm tysieGy dola-
row ! oddalili sic; w%idocznie sic i'm
spieszy3o, poniewaa ME ZagiadneIl
nawet do s7uflady biurka W
kt6rei znajdowaIo sic oko4o $4,000.
Gdy wszystko pcichlo, Witkowski po-
cza1 manipulowa6 oko4o zamku ka-
sv z wnetra tele i po jakims CA
sic drzwi otworZyf; policya ZoStata
natpchmiast 2awiadomiona, gdy Je-
dnak DO czasie jakimS przybyfa, po
z1odziejach ME byio ami Sladu. Pan
Witkowski oSwiadczyl policy, IL po-
slal jej Signal natychmiast pc PREY
byciu z,odziei do banRu, sysnaiu e
dnak pohcya ME otrzyma2a, ponie-
waz iak sic okazaso byl szwankoW-
nv. Dfugi czas krazyla policya Pc O.
kolicy W policyinym samochodzie'
starania ich jedrak ME przynios'y po-
aadanego r~eZultatu>
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18

sedziego powiatu Sangamon, oraz
doda}, IL kompanie maja prawo
pobierac siedm centow az do o.
statecznej decyzyi W tel sprawie,
ktora sad wyzszy przyobiecaa, IL
oglosi w lutym roku przyszlego.
Z podobnego obrotu rzeczy bar
do niezadowolony jest rzecznik
miejski, Ettelson, ktory oswald
cyl, IL Chicago otrzyma piecio-
centowy system ~wczeSniej, nH
sad wyzszy swoja decyzye og}o-
81. Poparl swoje wywody tenn, IL
pred sedzia okregowym Nc
Goorty, sprawl ia obecnic ley,
a W ktorej wyrok bedzie wyda-
ny przysz7ego tygodnia' WczoraJ
odby}o sic p~osiedzenie komisyl
transportacyjnej, kt6ra ustanowlo
ma zostafa przez burmistrza w
'tym celu, ably opracowa}a plany,
dajqce miastu prawo objecia ko-
lei ulicznych pod zarzad sw6j,
znoszqc ewentualnic obecny IL
stroj. P~rezesem tel komisyi jest
rzecznik miejski Ettelson, ktory
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
Ia powiatowego odwiezli. Dnajduje
sic w krytycznym stanie.

Ia powiatowego odwiezli. Dnajduje
sic W krytycznym stanie.
q &% q
Ma re~gularnem posiedzeniu dyrek-
toryatu Home Bank and Trust Co.,
ktore sic odbylo ~przedwczoraj, ma
stepujacy panowie zostali obrani u
rzednikami p~owyzszet inseytucyi:
Piotr L. Evans, pre7ydent; Fred w.
George i Pawei ~Drzymalski, vice
prezydenci; MARGIN Johnson, asys-
tent kasyera; Thomas Hair, dyrek-
torem, jake nastepca swego OLGA,
kt6ry zmarl pred paru miesiacami,
bedac wtenczas prezesem tegoz ban
ku. Urzednikami Home Bank and
Trust Co., So: Peter L. Evans, pre-
zydent; l.. II. Przybylski, wice-pre-
yes; Fred W. George, w~ice-prezes;
Pawe1 Drzymalski, wice-p-ezes; VIM.
C. Conrad, kasyer; R A. Bloch
MARGIN Johnson, asystenci kasyera.
Dyrektoryat uchwali1 .regularna
kwartalna dywidende 2Hs procent, o.
raz extra dywidende W wysokosci 2
r Dyrektoryat take uchwalii
wyp8aci6 funkcyonaryuszom 10 pro-
centowy bonus. Nadwyzka banku
zosta1a podwyzszpna cd $4,000 do
500, 900. 90. Home Bank and Trust
Co. zyska} bardzo znaczny wzrost "
depozytach cd pierwszego miesiaca
roku ubiegiego, poniewaz depozyta
W tym roku wzrosfy p~rzesz}o jeden
i ewiert miliona dolarow. Zasoby
banku obecnie wynosza blisko So
600, 100000.
Roczne posiedzenie akcyonaryu-
sly odbedzie sic AGO stycznia, 1920
roku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
CZARNoG0RCY WALCZA y SER
BANQ.

Paryz, IS. grudnia. - Kofo Getty
nil przyszlo 11go i 12go grudnia do
krwawych walk pomiedzy Czarnog6r-
canri a SarbamiD onosi o tenn ~oficyal-
ny komunflSat rzadu czarnog6rskie--
so, kt6ry ma swa siedzibe II jednem
z przedmiesc parysdch, dodajac, 10
Serbowie, pragnac ochroni6 sic pred
atakami Czarnog6rc6w, ~oStaniaIi
sw6j front prDez ustawienie " MIN
kobiet / dzied.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
EXIT
B~OLSZEWICKA REWOLUCYA
W TARNOWIE.

Wieden, Is. grudnia. - W ostat-
mich dniach komuniSci W Tarnowie,
W dawnej Galicyi, podniesli -powsta-
ME l obalfwszy zarzad miasta, zajeli
budynki p~ubliczne, oraz utworzyli
rade sowiet6w. MOVIE to rzady TRIVIA
~ jednak bardzo kr6tko, gdyS W
przeciagu dwu godzin przybyio woj-
sko. kt6re rewolucye stfumfIo, po-
czem natychmiast legalny Rad objaI
z powrotem wIad1e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
AVALOFF BERMONDT W BIER
LIME.

Berlin, Is. grudnia. - Pufkownik
Avaloff = Bermondt, dow6dca rosyj-
sko = nfemieckich wojsk, kt6re osta-
tnio oblegaly Ryge, przybyl wczoraj
do Berlina i zostaI przyjety ma po-
Suchaniu u ministra wojny NoSke'-
60.
u okazyi tel tutejSza die Ere
cheit" pSsze: ,,HersIt bandyt6w nosi
sic jakby reprezentanrt appropriation
nego mocarstwa i mole prDeciagaG
dalej swe awantury ma niemieckiej
ziemt. Pieniadze Bermnodta drukuje
sic W daE1ym ciagu."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
IeokadYa Eiedler

po kr6tkiej chorobie, pozegna-
Ia sic z tym Swiatem, opatrzo--
ma Sw. Sakramentami, dnia II
grudnia, 1919 roku, o godzinie
lsZej pOpoludniI, prz 3lyw5zj
lat q.
Pogrzeb o~dbedzie sic W So
bote. dnia 20go grudnia b. r,
o gCdz. $50 rano. z domu za}o-
by pnr. 414T Wellington ul., do
.CSciOia Sw. Jacka. a stamtad
na ,mentarz Sw. Woiciecha.
Ne ten smutny obrzadek "a
wrGszamy wszystkich krewnych
zaajOmych, W ciezkim zalu
p~ograZeni:
WOiciech i FranciSzka Fie--
Glcr, rOdzice; Antoni, Franci--
seek, WIadysI&w. kazimierz i
Edward, bracia; SSanislawa,
Jadwiga, F1Orentyna, Irena i
EEelina, Siostry; Oliver HeikeS,
~sZwagier. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18

W fabryce ,,Wheelers VarniSh CO..,
pnr. $3.50 Elston ave. Ambulanseu
policyjnym przewieziono ofiare do
szpitala 5w. El5biety, gdzie lekarze
~stwierdzili otrucie size pokostem. -
Stan lego jest beznadziejny.
y ~ o
W przysZla niedZiele, dnia 21go
b. m, parafia $w. Heleny, prZy kt6-
rel proboszczem jest X. Piotr II. Ply
terek, urzadza publiczne przyJecte
ola swych synu6w ex~.zo3nierzy, kt6-
ne sic odbedzte W sail parafialnei, o
godzinie Sci wieczorem. Blizsze szcze
g6{y podamy p6zniej.
y Fl y
Sedzia Richardson, E6ry kazdo-
dziennie urzeduje PREY STACEY policyi-
mel West Chicago ave-, prZegladai
wczoraj sprawe J6zefa Swartkow.-
skiego, lat IS, Fam. pnr. 1927 Hud-
son ave, oskarionego o p~odrabiante
czek6w i wy}udzanie pieniedZy cd
Yatwowiernych. SDeStdziesiat szeSG
skarg wniesiono przeciwko MENU;
sedzia wyznaczy3 kaucye ma nieEo W
wysokosci $4,000, oddatac sprawe
sadowi kryminalnemu.
Q q =
Dnia eJ-go grudnia, odegrane be-
da W sail Chopina, prZy ulcy 19tej
i Leavitt ,.Jase{ka Polskie" W trzech
aktach. Pierwsze przedstawienie da-
n e bedzie dla dzieci o godzinie 2gfej
popoFudnfu, wieczorem zas, o godzt-
ME 7mei - dla starsZych. W Jase1-
kach bierze udziaf z CORA so osob.
Komitet urzadzafacy ~spodZewa sic,
il publicznoSci bedzie pelna sala;
bilety nabyc MONA W sail wyzei wy
mienionej W piatek i wtorek wfeczo
rem. W dnfu zas przedstawienia -
przy kasie.
= %
Gdy wczoraj W pofudnie samo,
przyszed2 do mieszkania swego Jan
Selalek, kt6ry wyna1muje ie Cd PAM
Elzbiety Adler, pnr. 1898 N. Arte-
sian ave, znalazl kobiete lezaca ma
podIodze kuchnf be- przytomnoscI.
Zawiadomi} stacye ~policy1na West
Chicago ave. o SVEN odkryciu; ma
miejscu wnet ztawff sic dr.. Holloway
z kilkoma poficyantami. Doktor
przyszed4 do przekonania, IL kobieta
zazy9a "a wieTka doze narkotyku.
kt6ry ia zycia, pozbawi1. KlfRa da-
week z~naleziono ma stole. zmar1a Ii
czyla lat 40.
o ~ o
Dnia 7go grudnia, aresztowana 70
stafa W t~owarzystwie dwu mezcZyZn
pewna m{oda W1os7ka, nazwiskiem
Eugene Ne Passow, zamieszkafa pnT.
1741 W. Division Ill. Ma STACEY poll
cy5nej z~anotowano, il aresztowana
zosta1a, poniewa5 utrzymywat mia
Ia rzekomo dom n~ies4swy. znalaDfszy
sic pred sedzia, zaaadafa, ably spra-
wa od4ozona byfa do wczoraj; Ia
daniu uczyniono zadoSG. Gdy wczorai
klerk sadowy sprawe je9 wywofaf,
mkt sic opr6cz ~poiicyant6w ME zgio-
sill. W miedzyczasie. do mieszkania
kobiety, zapukaf 1ej sasiad, Irving
Smith, a gdy mu ma pukanie Mkt
ME odpUST1aI, wszedi do wnetrza.
Oczom jego prDedstawh sic wnet pr7y
kry widok: ma lou s~poczywa1a W&o-
ska. wijac sic z bolesci. q uryWko-
wych show dowiedziaf sic Smith, IL
p~opetnfc usl3owala samob6jstwo przez
zazycie trucizny. Natychmiast przy-
woRa{ doktora Cecil Ingham, z sa--
siedztwa, zawiadamiajac takze prZs
tel okazyi policye. DR.. Holloway l
~policyanci re stacy West Chicago
ave-, znalezli sic ma miejscu W krot-
kim czasie, a dowiedziawsEy sic
szczegoiow, wsadzili niedoszla samo-
b6Iczynie do ambuiansu i do szpita-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
MalentT M~ikoIafeMski

WaleRtY Mikoi3eWSH
przez nieSzcZeSliWy wypadek,
pozegaa} sic q tym Swiatem, o.
p~atrzouy sw. Sakramentami, d.
1890 grudnia, 1919 roku, o go
dzinie ESQ rano, p~rzezywSzy lat
rs.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W So
bote. duia 2Ogo grudnia b. r.
o godzinie 1890 rauo, 2 domu
zaIOby pur. 1889 W. 18th pl.,
do koScioia Sw. Wojciecha. a
stamtad ma cmentarz Sw. VOL
Ciecha.
Ma ten Smutny obrzadek "a
PTasZamy wszystkich krewnyGh
i znajomyCh, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Edward, syn; Maya i Wero-
nika. cork; Andrzei. Nikodem,
J6zef, Jan i Alexander. wnuki;
wraz z Gala familia. ID
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-18
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