davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25
z KANTOWA.

Do szkoiy parafialnej sw. Jana
Kantego, moga rodzice zapisywac
dzieci poczawszy cd dzisiaj W budyn
ku szkolnym, gdzie Siostry Nauczy-
cielki udziela wszelkich informacyi.
DO szkoiy przyjete beda tylko tie die
CT, ktorych rodzice posiadaja ksiaze-
czke p~arafialns.
*
Dzisiaj ranO koleja Michigan Gen.
trail. wyjechaf ma neutrality-suspicious.
wakacye DR.. Piotr ]. Orzyhski, syn
PAM Maryi Morawskiej, zam. pnr.
1893 w. Chicago ave-, dfugoletniej
osadniczki tamtejszej dzielnicy do
Detroit, Mich, gdzie podejmowany
bedzie u swych krewnych. DR.. P. O
rzyhski, jest internista W ~szpitalu
polskim Matki Bozej z Nazareth.
DR.. J6zef Korzeniewski, syn PIP.
Jozefa i Maryi Korzeniewskich, Fam.
pnr. 2014 Haddon ave-, zeszlego
czwartku podda} sic niebezpiecznej
~operacyi W szpitalu Matki Bozej z Ma
zaretu, ma zapalenie slepej kiszki
(%appendix). Operacya udala sic po-
myslnie lekarz przychodzi powoli
do normalnego stanu.
w przysz{y piatek dnia 29go o go
dzinie sci popoludniu koleja Rock
Island, wyjada ma kilku-dniowe wa
kacye, panny: Marya Gorzynska,
Bronislawa Kapustka, Marya Bfa-
szak i Bronislawa WiSniewska, czion
kinie ch6ru parafialnego sw. Jana
Kantego. do South Bend, Ind, gdzie
podejmowane beda u PIP. S. Przebi-
nowskich, Fam pnr. 429 So. Wanen
ave.
Wykiady szkofy obywatelskiej, sta
lie odbywaja sic W kazdy piatek VIE
czorem cd godziny Sci do loci, v
sail parafialnej Sw. Jana Kantego.
Kto Z rodakow jeszcze ME posiada
napierow obywatelskich, radzimy u
dat sic do tel szko,y a ka1dy z apli-
kantow otrzyma takowe be- zadne1
trudnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25
Traktat Miedzy PO|ska
a KOaIiCya.
Dokonczenie - STRONGLY 2-ej).

wiono, IL rad tego pahstwa be-
die miai forme rownoczesnie
monarchiczna i konstytucy]na'
Gdy przylqczono Tessalie do Gre
cvi, sformuiowano Postanowlc-
ME, u osoby, dobra, Geese, rellgia
i zwycza;e mieszkanc6w, odsta-
pionych Grecyi terytoryow, ma
ia bye skrupulatnie respektowa-
ne, a rownoczeSnie mieszkancy CT
maia cieszyc sic tenn samemi
prawami. co i obywatele Pocho-
dzenia holenderskiego. Ponadto
do traktatu wlaczono Scisle okres
lone postanowienia, zapewniajace
interesy ludnoSci mahometan--
skiej tych obszarow.
Obecnie mocarstwa staja wo-
bee novel sytuacyi. Doswladcze-
ME okazalo. il koniecznie SO no.
we postanowienia. Obszary, kto-
re obecnie oddaje sic Polsce in
nvm panstwom, obejmuja, co jest
nieuniknionem, znaczna Hose lu-
dnoSci, m6wiacej innemi jezyka-
mi i nalezacej do innych ras, niz
Iudnosc pahstw, do ktorych OBJ
szary tie zostaja wcielone. Nieste
ty, dlugie lata trwania krokow
nieprzyjacielskich wprowadzify
niezgode miedzy poszczegolne ra
sy. Istnieje vice zapatrywanie, Il
ludnoSt latwiej przywyknie do
novel sytuacyi, jezeli cd samego
poczatku bedzie wiedziasa, IL ma
zapewnione poparcie j gwarancye
skuteczne przecfw wszelElemu
Observation-Disclosures obchodzeniu
sic z mia lub uciskowi. Sam fakt
swiadomosci, IL gwarancye tie
istnieja, uIatwi W praktyce upra-
gnione przez wszystkich pole
dnanie i przyczyni sic do zapobie-
zenia koniecznosci narzucena
ich sila.
". Co do indywidualnych klau
zul traktatu, art. 2 zabezpiecza
wszystkim mieszkancom elemen-
tarne prawa, kt6re w istocie So
zapewnione we wszystkich pam
stwach cywilizowanych.
Klauzule So maja ma celu "a
bezpieczenie ola kazdej osoby
zamieszkaiej istotnie ma obsza-
rach, przeniesionych obecnie pod
suwerennoSc polska, ~wszystkich
przywilejow obywatelsklch. Art,
7 i 8 odpowiednio do poprzednich
postanawiaja, IL ME bedzie sic ro-
bic zadnej roznicy W obchodzeniu
sic z obywatelami polskimi, kto-
re swa religia, jezykiem Tub rasa
r6znia sic cd wiefkiej masy ludno
sci polskiej. Rad polski daleki,
wierzymy W to, Cd podnoszenia
iskiegokolwiek zarzutu co do pod
stawy tych artykus6w, sam dai
iuz wyraz swej silnej gotowosci
z wyraionych tn zasad podstawo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

Lawie wielko-przysiegIych przesia
ny zostai Antoni Bohata, 1851 West
21sza ul., ktory dnia 17go sierpnia
najechaf automobilem ma 11-letniego
chfopca nazwiskiem Ignacego CAL
drona, 1910 Princeton ave-, a ma
stepnie z miejsca wypadku Sbiegf'
Chiopiec zmarl a przysiegli koronera
postawili Bobate pod kaucye $4,000
do ozasu rozprawy sadowej. Bobata
zostai aresztowany, gdy powrocil ma
miejsce Wypadku, chcac zasiesnac
rwiadomosci, CO sic z chlopcem stato'
" trakcie ozego zostal rozpoznany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25
NOTATM OSOBISTE

w interesie Tow. Polsko-Amery-
ka6skiego, Union Liberty, wyjez-
daa dzisiaj do Nowego Yorku OBJ.
Antoni Buttny.
90
Pan Stanislaw Buttny, syn pahst-
wa Maryanny i Teofila Buttnych,
znany dobrze W dzielnicy Bridgeport,
otrzymal fntratna posade u firmy
Braci Perlowskich, m~ieszczacej sic
pnr. 1872 Milwaukee ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

Nastepne artykuly maja cha
rakter nieco odmienny, a to W
tym sensie, IL zapewniaja pew
nym grupom tych m~niejszosci pc
nadto przywileje osobliwe.
Podczas ostatecznej rewizyi
tych ostatnich artykulow, mocar
silva zostaly uderzone uwagami,
przedstawionemi w pahskim me-
moryale z 16 czerwca i w nastep-
stwie tego artyku}u doznaiy pc
wnej modyfikacyi i tekstu. Def
nitywny tekst w~ykazuje wyraz-
ME, il dobrodziejstwo osobnych
przywilejow, przyznanych w art.
9 rozciaga sic ma obywateli pol
skich mowiacych pc nielniecku
tylko w tych czeSciach Polski,
ktore traktat pokojowy Z Mem
cami oddziela cd Niemiec a Cd
dale PoIsce. Niemcy w innych
czeSciach Polski ME beda mogli
powoiywac sic ma ten artykul, CO.
lem korzystania Z tych przywile-
low. w tym celu beda mogli je-
dynie odnosi6 sic do w~ielkodusz-
noSci rzadu polskiego, wobec cze
go znajda sic w tenn samem
pofozonemu co obywatele ME
mieccy, mowiacy pc polsku W
Niemczech.
VI. Klauzule 10 i II dotycza
specyalnie obywateli zydowskich
w Polsce. Informacye. jake po--
siadaja gi6wne mocarstwa sPrzy
mierzone o stosunkach istnieJa-
cych miedzy zydami a innymi o.
bywatelami polskimi, spowodo-
wa}y je do wyciagniecia wnio'
sku. IL re wzgledu ma rozwoj hi
storyczny kwestyi zydowskleJ l
ma wieIka niechec, jaka tn budzi
ia sprawl, nalezy zapewnic ola
zyd6w w Polsce osobna opieke.
Klauzule zostaiy zredukowane
do minimum, ktore wydaje sic
nieodzownem w obecnych okoli-
c~znosciach, a mianowicie utrzy--
mvwania szko{ zydoWskich, osla
mania zydow w %Swieceniu przez
mich soboty. Wediug zapatrywa-
MIA, postanowienia te ME bedq
przeszkoda ola jednoSci panstwo
wei polskiej. Me stanowia one
uznania zydow "a polityczna
gmine, roma cd pahstwa Polskie
go.
Me Jest niezgodnem z suwe-
rennoscia pahstwa polskiego IL
znanie i subwencyonowanie szk0l
gdzie dzieci bedq podlegaiy
wplywom religijnym, do ktorych
przywykIy W domu. Przez Wy
razne uznanie, IL postanowienia
tego traktatu ME zakazuja pan
stwu polskiemu zaprowadzenia
obowiazkowej nauki jezyka pol
skiego we wszystkich szkolach i
instytucyach wychowawczych,
TEN sarnem zostajq zapewnlonc
dostatecznc gwarancye Przeciw
uzywaniu jezyka ME polskiego,
W celu pobudzenia separatysty--
cznych tendencyi wewnatrz pam
silva.
VII. Klauzule ekononiczne, "a
warte w rozdziale 2 traktatu, 20
stafy zredagowane w celu u}at-
vienna ustalenia stosunk6w han
dlowych rownorzednych miedzy
niepodlegla Polska a innemi pan
swami sprzymierzonemi. Zawie
raja one postanowienia, dotycza-
ce wzajemnych przedstawicielstw
dyplomatycznych i konsularnych,
wolnoSc tranquil, przystapienia
rzadu polskiego do pewnej liczby
konwencyi miedzynarodowych.
Redagujac tie klauzule, glowne
mocarstwa sprzymierzone ME
kierowaly sic pragnieniem zape-
wnienia sobie szczeg6iowych ko-
rzySci handlowych. Nalezy zaz-
naczyc, IL przyznane i'm przez tie
postanowienia uprawnienia odno
sza sic rowniez do w~szystkich
pahstw, czlonkow Ligi Naro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

Kto ehcs eEytae uajlepsxe CO
isienne pis-no polskis, nieei. ale
uda do pana 3 M. PAWOLL
nassego agenta m Duncan I oko-
kss saabonuis sebie .D1isnnih
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25
DNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA.

Wczoraj o godzinie 11tej W nocy
zdarzyf sic PREY ulicy Noble i Brad
ley smutny wypadek. W6z stray po-
zarnei wiozacy drabiny, wyjezdzaf :
Bradley III. ma zach6d ku Noble, gdy
strazak kierujacy tylnem kolem wo-
gu stracil mad MEM kontrole / woz
uderzyl W rogowy slup kaleczac sto-
iacego ma boku schodki wozu stra-
TAXA Franciszka Keparskiego, kt6ry
p~rzygniecony do s}upa ma rogu ulicy,
a w6z pozarny wywr6cil sic. Ran
nego prZeniesiono do kancelarya dra
Coffey, kt6ry sensational zlamaniS
prawego ramienia i kAka zeber. -
Przewieziony on zostal do szpitala.
pod view. Matki Bozej z Nazareth.
Drugi wypadek prEy tymze rogu ida
rzy{ sic, gdy konie stray pozarnej
eisgnace WOE psrOwy, gems sploszo-
ne zerwaiy sic / wskOczyly ma chod-
mix, uderzajae W okno spteki p. Jana
Bar~donskiego, wybijaIac frontowa
wielka szybe. Jeden koh zostal stra-
sznie pociety rozbitem szklem. szko-
da D. Bardonskiego jest zaasekuro>
wans.
. .
smutnie Eakohczyla sic wyciecz-
IA, m kt6rs Kazimierz Domek, lat
Il, Fan. pnr. 1856 Sloan III, wyje-
shall byl z rodzicami swymi do De-
splaines, III. Podczas zabawy wspiaf
on sic ma drzewo i spadI z tegoz, Ia
miac prawa reke. Pc ~powrocte do
Chicago dano znae o wypadku poll
cvi proszono o przyslanie ambu-
Iansu. Cd renze zjawia sic przea
domem D@.Aka q drem Niles, ten o.
patrEywszy mu rane, polecil odesiae
70 do szpitala powiatowego.
= 90 =
NajIepszymf niezavodnie detekty-
wami, jacy stacyonowani So prEy sta
cyl ~policyjnej West Chicago ave-,
ga dwaj Polacy, rszem zawsze pra-
cujacy, a mfanowicie Brandt / Schu-
polski. Zeszlej soboty rozmawiaja:
2 SODA pred drzwfami stacyi policyj-
mel zauwaEyli oni przejezdzajacych
W automobile dwu mezczyzn, W
ktorych Schupolski rozpoznai INA
nych policyi kieszonkowych ziodziei.
Zwr6cil uwage przeto swemu iowa
rzyszowi a ten z kolei rozpoznai au-
tomobil, kt6ry kilka dni temu skra-
dziony zostal pannie Minnie salmier,
zam. pnr. 451S n. Racine ave. Wy
dalo i'm sic to bardzo podejrzans,
dlugo przeto sic ME namyslajac
wsiedli do policyjnego automobilu ]
puscili sic W po5eig q bandytami. CT
ostatni widzac, re So scigani poczeli
uciekae o lie i'm ma to szybkosc ma
szyny pozwolila i W kiIka minut p0z
niej znalezli sic u zbiegu ulicy Hal
sted 1 Erie, gdzie widzac, re poll
cyantom ME p~otrafia zbiedz, tenn bar
dziei. re eli poczeli do Mich strzelae,
wyskoczyli z maszyny / znikneli W
.lei ratujae sic tym samym cd are
STU ehwfIowego. Chwilowego poniS
waz ss oni dobrze i'm znani pr1y
najbIizszej sposobno$ei zostana po-
~chwyeeui.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

Wczoraj klub South Chicago poke
nal W grze piikowej klub Romeos
punktami 6 do 4. Ora odbyIa sic MT
boisku PREY 47mej i Lake ul. Cyfry
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
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If you want to get relief from ca
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II should clean out your head and
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Hyomei often ends cold in one
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snuffles, hard crusts in the nose.
hawking, splitting and catarrhal mucus,
Hyomei is made chiefly from a
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comes from the eucalyptus forests of
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thma, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Influenza.
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never known to exist.
Hyomei is pleasant and easy to
breathe. Just pour a few drops into
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A complete Hyomei outfit, including
inhaler and one bottle Of Hyomei, costs
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
Football Schedule
FOR SATURDAY
At Urbana, ul.-Chicago VS.. Illinois

At Urbana, ul.-Chicago VS.. Illinois.
At Madison, Wis. Wisconsin VS..
Minnesota.
At Ann Arbor, Mich.-Northwestern
VS.. Michigan.
At Lafayette, Ind.-Michigan Aggies
VS.. Purdue.
At Iowa City, Ia-Iowa VS.. South
Dakota.
At Indianapolis. Ind Indiana. VS.
Notre Dame.
At Lincoln. Neb. - Nebraska VS.
Ames.
At Norman, Okla Oklahoma VS.
Missouri.
At Des Moines, Ia.-Drake VS.. Grin
nell.
At Greencastle, Ind.-Franklin VS.
DePauw.
At Charlottesville, Ind-Rose Poly
VS.. Wabash.
At Hanover, Ind.-Butler VS.. Han.
over.
At Cleveland, Cease vs. Hiram.
At Akron, O.-Akron VS.. Mt. Union
At Granville, O.-Miami VS.. Deni
son.
At Oberlin, O.-Oberlin VS.. West
ern Reserve.
At Ada, o. - Ohio Northern VS.
Wooster
At Springfield. o.-wittenburg VS.
Cincinnati.
At Lawrence, Kan.-Kansas Aggies
VS.. Kansas.
At Ripon, Wis Ripon VS.. North;
western (college).
At Lake Forest, Ill.-Lake Forest
VS.. Beloit.
At Milwaukee. Wis.-Great Lakes
VS.. Marquette.
VS.. Ohio Wesleyan.
At Lexington, Ky.-Vanderbilt VS.
Kentucky.
Al Marietta, O.-Bethany VS. Mari
eta.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
WIN OVER ELEVEN
FROM NEWCASTLE
IS HOPED BY \. s,

Only a short time will be spent on
the muddy Fairgrounds Friday after
noon by Coach Rocks football CO
horts. After the long practice Thurs
day afternoon, the players are init
mately acquainted with the different
grades of mud on the playing held
and are also acquainted with the
method of play. to be used against
Newcastle Saturday afternoon.
The workout was not so concentrat'
ed as on other days when the time is
brief. Nevertheless some snappy prac'
tice was held,
Coach Move, of Earlham, was pres
ent and made some very favorable
comments. He praised the efforts o1
Coach Rock in whipping into for,
midabIe football machine squad OF
players who had hardly seen football
until this fall.
The playing strength Of the line was
equally divided between the first and
second teams Thursday afternoon, but
the Varsity backs tore through easily
The addition of Price to the back
field adds to the weight and Newcastle
is going to have a tough time stop.
ping the onslaughts Of the husky red
and white backs.
Rooters Confident.
High school rooters are conflden!
that Richmond will run up a winning
score The best the heavy and ex
perienced Newcastle eleven could dc
was to hold Richmond to a 6-6 tie
early in the season. Newcastle seems
doomed to the short end of the score
they think.
Lohman, formerly Of the scrubs, is
now guard on the first team. He
showed so much improvement in the
last week that Rock was forced to
make the shift. This will block the
hole in the guard position.
The rain has completely erased the
markings on Exhibition park. Man
ager Vernon and his staff of helpers
will spend Saturday forenoon in re
marking the playing field.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
Bowling Notes

Monday, Nov 8, will see the start
of the A. S. M. Factory League bowl
ing schedule, when the Hoosiers and
Empires clash in the first match.
Great interest in the league is being
taken by the factory employees and
keen competition is expected.
The complete schedule as announc-
ed by Tim Sprouse, manager of the Y
alleys, follows:
November-3. Hoosier-Empire; 5,
Kentucky-Eas Pull; Z, Light Draft
-Jumbo; 10. Empire-Jumbo; Il,
Hoosier-Kentucky; IA. Easy Pull
Light Draft; II, Hoosier-Easy Pull;
19, Empire-Light Draft; 21-Ken-
tucky-Jumbo; "a, Easy Pull-Jumbo;
26, Hoosier-Light Draft; 2S, Empire
Kentucky.
December - 1, Kentucky-Li g b t
Draft; 8, Hoosier-Jumbo; 8. Easy
Pull-Empire; s, Hoosier-Empire i;
10. Kentucky-Easy Pull; -, Light
Draft-Jumbo; Is, Empire-Jumbo;
II, Hoosier-Kentucky; 19, Easy Pull
Light Draft.
January-5, Hoosier-Easy Pull; 7,
Empire-Light Draft; 9, Kentucky
Jumbo; u, Easy Pull-Jumbo; IA,
Hoosier-Light Draft; 16. Empire
Kentucky; 10, Kentucky-Light Draft;
21, Hoosier-Jumbo; %, Easy Pull
Empire; 26, Hoosier-Empire; 2S,
Kentucky-Easy Pull; 80, Light Draft
Jumbo.
February-2, Empire-Jumbo; 4,
Light Draft; Q, Hoosier-Easy Pull: !:
IL. Empire-Light Draft; 13, Ken
tucky-Jumbo; Is, Easy Pull-Jumbo; :;
IS, Hoosier-Light Draft; 20, Empire
Kentucky; 23, Kentucky - Light
Draft; 25, Hoosier-Jumbo; 27, Easy
Pull-Empire.
March,, Hoosier - Empire; 8
Kentucky-Easy Pull; 5. Light Draft
Jumbo; s, Empire -Jumbo; TO-
Hoosier-Kentucky ~, Easy Pull
Light Draft; Is. Hoosier-Easy Pull;
II, Empire-Light Draft; 19, Kentucky
-Jumbo; %, Easy Pull-Jumbo; "a
Hoosier-Light Draft; 26, Empire
Kentucky; 20, Kentucky-Light Draft;
81, Hoosier-Jumbo.
April-2, Easy Pull-Empire.
Continuing their drive for the cham
pionship of the City Bowling league
| members of Kaysee No. l, took the
measure of Wilson's Cleaners, in three
straight games at Twigg's alleys
Thursday evening, Mercurio, anchor
| man for the Kaysees, had an average
of 1872, which gave him premier hon
ors, and his 1919 in the second game
gave him high score of the three
| games.
High score and high average for the
evening, however, went to Smedingh
| off, anchor man on the Kaysee No
2's. His highest score was PA while
1856 gave him high average. Aided BY
his consistent bowling, the Kaysees
captured the odd game from Hills
! Laddies, by the small majority of {
pins. Losing two games, caused Hills
Laddies to take a firmer grip on las,
place.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
OUAKERS AGAIN
SPLASH THROUGH
OCEANS OF MUD

Wayne county clay plus Jupiter
Pluvius made Reid Field at Earlham
muddy Thursday afternoon and SER
iously interfered with Coach Moves
conception of football practice.
Despite this fact, the Quaker machine
waded up and down the field in a
snappy signal practice and light
scrimmage.
The fact that St. Mary's has only
played one game with an outside col
lege this seaSon seems to be the best
argument in favor of the Quaker
eleven. The dope bucket may be in
for a bad upset, however. as the St
Mary's lineup has 8 letter men. Last
year the Catholic college was noted
for it's speed and forward passing
game and this years team is almost
an exact repetition.
Coach Move hopes for letup in
the rainfall next week, for st. Mary S
and Franklin are different teams and
it will take strenuous work and lots
of it for the Quaker squad to get in
shape for the Baptists.
By defeating Franklin and Butler.
Earlham would have a solid founda-
ton on which to base her claims for
second place in the l. c. A. L. and the
Quaker mentor will make all efforts
towards attaining this objective.
Saturdays game will be closely fol
lowed by football critics of the state
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
B|TRO-PHOSPHATE
IS GOOD FOR Thin
NERVOUS PEOPLE

A French scientist has discovered an
organic phosphate which should be a
very effect tive remedy for weak nerves,
sleeplessness, thinness and lack of
strength. energy and vigor.
Its substance is described by special-
lists identical in composition with
certain vital elements naturally found
in brain and nerve cells and one which
when taken into the human system is
quickly converted into healthy living
tissue.
This phosphate is already widely
known among druggists in this coun-
try as Bitro- Phosphate and some ply
sicians claim that through its use
strength, energy, vigor and nerve
force are frequently Increased in two
weeks time.
DR.. Frederick Kolle, Editor of New
York Physicians Who's Who" says
it should be prescribed by every doc
tor and used in every hospital in the
United States. AS there are a great
variety of so-called phosphates. those
.who wish to test this substance should
be sure to get the genuine Bitro- -Phos-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
|. U. WILL Be HOST
TO BASkETBALLERS;
DATES MAR. Z, IS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 81
Indiana's state basket ball tournament
will revert to Indiana University this
season following a vote favoring this
institution over Purdue University,
where the meet was held last season,
by the members Of the Indiana High
School Athletic Association in annual
meeting yesterday.
The return to Indiana marks the
tenth time that the downstate uni
versity will act as host to the state
high school basket tourney. 1t also
marks the return to this institution
Of the meeting following a lapse Of a
year, the tournament being held last
season at Purdue University.
Indiana and Purdue were the only
schools bidding for the tournament.
Alternate Plan Defeated.
A motion to alternate the schedule
annually between Purdue and Indiana,
which was made Immediately after the
decision to hold the meeting this sea-
son at Indiana University, was voted
down.
The state tournament will again be
played on the same approximate dates
as in years past, opening Friday,
March -, and continuing through Sat
urday, March 13. The sectional tour
neys will follow the former schedule
of playing a week prior to the state
meet, Friday and Saturday, March 5
and 6, respectively. Location of the
sectional tournaments will not be de-
cided until a later board meeting.
An important ruling, having bear
ing upon eligibility laws for teams in
the association, received a favorite
vote Of the meeting. The rule states
that: mo student enrolled as hign
school member in the past in any high
school will be eligible to participate
in athletics following enrolment In
another high school until he has com
pleted one semester in this institution
However, should the parents Of the
student actually change their resi-
dence to the location Of the new high
school in which the student is enrolled
the student will be eligible for ath
letics."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-10-31
SHINE BALL TO GO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-President Ban
Johnson. Of the American League, on
Thursday night requested august
Hermann, chairman Of the national
commission. and John A. Heydler'
president of the National league, 10
call a joint meeting Of the two LEAGUES
to take action in regard TO the aooii.
ton of the spit ball." the shine oall
and other freak pitching deliveries
president Johnson said these deliv-
cries should be legislated out of the
major leagues. He also has several
suggestions to make on the scoring
rules.