davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-16

ast tAiak dbe;.s wabous . bsHis = i.
hssss fos the eserseaey1sssa lsst daily
when i Is needed.
10 stiss Of the fact thst ~. Csi5usH's
SJrsf Petsin Is the iayoest selling IiQsii
Issstivs in the world. there Setae ooer
6 HsUios bottles sold eseh yssy. ssesy
spko seed Is benefits ksvs set yet xss1
Il. # 1sw hsvs Hst, sssd ysss% wsMe ss1
sdivefs fsr . free trsi bottle to d.. W.
,. cAid.sM. 81 Wsskisstss ST.. Nsssi-
esHs, Wisey.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

W szpitalu p. W. Najsw. Maryi.
zmaria wczoraj 27-lesnis AlwiGa
-Mroczkowska. Pare dnl temu zos,a!a
ona poparzona boleSnie W chwi;i
gdy zajeta hyia csyszezen!em gszo-
wego piecyka. ME zagGsiwszy wpieyw
ognia. ZmaTia mieszkaia pm. 2932
5. Kesley ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11
nSWIET0 FIotkA'.

Kontrole mad Polowem ~powierzono
nastepujacym Pauiom i PannOm /; Sta
nisiawOwO i MlodziankOwo: = A. J6z-
wiakOwSka i Wiki. Biedka. Miejsee
sborne Ola polowczyn: - j. B. Pallasch
= 1f46 Noble st.
kant0wO | SzezepanowO: - H. Lar
kowSka i z. Biedka W lokslu Korze-
niewskiego, $40 n. Carpenter st.
MaryanOwO: - Panic A. wiedemann
/ w. Perlihska W 0chronce, 1S49
\. Hermitage Ave
JadwigowO: - Panic s. Urbanska
A. Siwecka / NJ. RutGowska - W ap
tece Siweckiego r0g Armitage i Robey
HelenOwO: - Panic p. Relewicz =
A. Matysik i H. Per}owska -w domU
pani Relewicz. 2OS3 W. Thomas st.
JaekOwO: - PAM L. S1wajkart i NJ
Newman i Parma NJ. KosObucka u pan
ny NJ. Kosobuc&iej, S61S George st.
WaelawOwo: - Parma AnastazyG
Chmielewska W Ochronce, 1910 y. Her
mitage ave.
Irving Park: - Panic A. Helwig, -
Eli. SzczepanSka i A. Marach - W do
mu Marach, 3S3S y. Christiana ave.
Cragin: Parma FIR. Pawelczyk
1874 y. Lockwood ave.
Helena Herman,
S~ekretarka Poiowu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

k6j 615, omawiana bedzie dzisiai
przez tymczasowy komitet spra--
wa sposobu wybrania ma to kon
wencye posi6w, a wszelkie rady W
tel sprawie uprasza stanowy komi-
tet o nadesianie ma rece sekretarza,
majora C. l.. Currier. Celem tel or
g~anizacyi jest skupienie tel MO-
dziezy i szerzenie idei narodu anne
rykanskiego, k{jry wypowiedzial
wojne Niemcom W tym celu, ably
idee wolnosci swiatu zadok1mento7
wac. Spodziewanem jest, re z czasem
kazdy ioinierz i marynarz wstapi W
szeregi legionu, kt6ry bedzie mniei-
wiecej tenn samem. czem byla I. wv.
Grand Army Republic" ola wetera
now wojry domowej. w komitecie
stanowym, kt6rego liste wydai ma
ior o'Laughalin, znajduje sic takze
szeregowiec Edward J.. Czuj. pol
ski veteran pochodzacy naszege
miasta.
q 81 q
Parma Marya Kr6lik, c6rka PIP.
Tomaszovstwa Kr6lik, Fam. pnr.
2S14 Emmett ul.-znajduie sic V
szpitalu mieiscowosci zwanei
Rheinlander. Wisconsin, dokad sic
udala " celu zaopiekowania pewna
zamoina amerykanka. Parma Kr6lik
Jest zawodowa pielegniarka cho-:
rych. w niedzie,e wyjechaf tamze
brat jej, DR.. G. E. Kr6llk,, by
sic MIA zaopiekowat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

Jutro ukaze sic zbyszko W sali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

Chopina, ma Annowie, gdzie spotka
sic 2 wytrawnym zapasnikiem, SIAM
pionem Stanu Indiana, nazwiskfem
Jim Hussak. Odgraza on sic Dbyszko
wi Cd dawna, Re jest cd niego lep--
Sym, co bedzis mial jutro sposob-
nose udowodnie. Wystapi r6wnies !
Tomasz Rolewicz, ktoremu "a przeci
wnika ~postawiono Christ Peters
zgrabnego bardzo i sztuke ~znajaceg0
z~apasnika. Walka Ia zapowiada sic
interesujaca. w ~trzeciej pare Victor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11
I zYCIA
TOWARzYSKIEGO

Niniejszem zawiadamiamy, Re ma
stepna lekeya ch6r6w .okalnych O.
kregu 1-go wv. Sp. Pol. odbedzie sic
w niedziele, dnia 1890 kwietnia. o
godzinie $3.50 popoiudniu, W pawi-
Ionic parku Puiaskiego, ma ktora o.
bowiaza~e pr7ybye punktualnie i W
komplecie nastepujace chory:I Ha'-
ka, Kalina. CHOPIN, Debihski, Du-
dziarz, Filomeni, Philharmonic,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

0a6ayeA sanitary Hs<.tn@
~yhajscyeh NJ kieszsnIs aGtwcwtAs
sych, ME ma DzIENNfK CHICAGO
XXI NJ swych szpaltaoh, b. sswass
pracaJs ala dobn ludL ossukaAWe
lire sAlss" stAAewess y DzIxrllh
Ku cnoAGosKfN ssaaasaas ~
- RoOA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

nym, posiadajacym nadludzka ME
NAL sile. We w~stepnych walkach be
dzie miaia publicznost sposobnose
podziwiae silaeza Antoniego
Hatchell ] Stefana sabicza, dwu wy
smienitych z~apasnikow a ponadto
areka nazwiskiem Geo. Peters wal
czacego z Franciszkiem Nestorem,
szampionem lekkiej wagi. Beda to
Walk godne widzenia.
Jutro ukaze sic zbyszko W sali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11
zAPk$NCTW0.

w teatrze Ashland, PREY ulicy 40.
i Ashland ave, wystepuje dzisiaj
Wladek Zbyszko i siiowal sic bedzie
2 wegierskim zapasnikiem, nazwi-
skiem Louis Vistus. wazacym 240
funt6w, Pochodzi on 2 Indiana Har-
Dor i iak ~dochodza siuchy, ma on
bye z~apasnikiem bardzo niebezpiecz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

Warszawiacy i Druiyna. Re wzgle--
du ma - re czas do Manifestacyl
PRIV pomniku Kosciuszki jest kr6t-
XII (2go czerwca), dla tego tee ma
n~astepnej i ostatnich paru lekcyach
nikogo z powyzszych ch6row, pod
zadnym pozorem ME powinn2 bra
kna6.>
r. j. Goszczyhski, PREF,
j. N. BAranowsd, sekr.
B. j. Zalewsh, dyrygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

W ubiegiy wtorek, W sail hotelu
Sherman. PREY Randolph i Clark III.
" sr6dmiesciu, Macierz Polska UREA
dzifa pozegnalny bankiet ma Geese
swego wice-moderatora Y. Antonio
go KIowo. dotychczasowego wikare
so PREY psrafii Najsw. serca Jezus'
2 okazyi jego ~wyjazdu, jak juz o
tenn pisaliSmy, do seminaryum pol
skiego W Orchard Lake, Mich, gdzie
obejmie katedre profesorska. Ma
bankiecie tym pozegnalne mowy wy
glosili: Prev. X. Franciszek Cor
don C. R., moderator Maeierzy Pol
skiej, D. Wojciech Soska. prezes
zarzadu gl6wnego tel organizacy1'
X. Jan Sob,eszczyk C. R. / kilku in
nyeh. Prey tel okazyi W imieniu Ma
Clergy Polskiej, wreczono X. Anto
MENU A. Kiowo. zloty emblemat
Macierzy Polskiej z brylantem, "
uznaniu zasiug polozonych dla tel
organizacyi. X. Klowo, ~rozczulony
do giebi, podziekowai zebranym "
serdecznyeh, siowach, pr~zyrzeksjac
nadal ola organizacyi tel ~pracowae.
o - o
Pc 15-miesiecznym pobycie W wei
sku p~owr6cii do Chicago OBJ. J6z7s
Rylko. 2716 n. Artesian ave-, /
wzia{ sic do piracy jake ~kontraktor
ciesielski. Priced wojna jeszcze ob.
Rylko pracowai W tym zawodzie i
spodziewa sic, re wypeiniwszy swoj
obywatelski obowiazek zasluly} So
bic ma poparcie PcioEii.N
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

Soldat, chluba Czech, spotka sic .
Litwinem, nazwiskiem Tony Hat
chett.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

W n~iedziele, dnia 1890 kwietnia,
odbedzie sic W sail parafialnej p. W.
Niep. Pocz. y. NJ. p, PREY ulicy SSej
1 Exchange ave-, W South Chicago,
Koncert Szkoiy Muzycznei OBJ. B.
~RybowiaGa. z bardzo pieknym pro-
g-amem. Ma koncert skladaja sic so
la. duety. kwartety i Hystapia row.
niez Choir Filaret6w pod batuta p.
Rybowiaka i Choir Sw. M.odziank6w.
Koucerty szkoly tel odznaczaja sic
wykonczeniem. udziai W mich biora
dobre silly, co spowodowat poWin--
DO. ably p~uolicznost stawila sic jak
pajliczniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

Dzieln:ca Avondale Zaludnia sic
Polakami tax. Il W niedlugim cza
sic ME bed:ie tam 2adnego obcona'
rodowca tylko nasi rodacy. Pewn'
firma re~alnoSciowa osadzila siedm
polskich familii " miejsce obcona'
rodowc6w. kt6rych nazwiska poda-
Jenny: pp. NJ. Mulzof nabyli realnost
cd pani Ferber. pnr. 1855 Milwau-
kee ave. OBJ. Wleklinski, dawnie!
w~laseiciel piekarni pnr. 141S Cor
nelia ave-, cd Myers. pnr. 41l3 Cor
neffa ave. Oh. ]. Sliwicki. nabyl re,
aInosc cd NJ. Priesmeyer'a, pnr
1929 y. Drake ave. Oh. ]. s. Snie'
gowski .naEyi realnoSG cd Willis W
Hutson. pur. 1884 y. Springfield
ave. Cecylia / Marta Ossowskie. ma
hvIv realnosc Cd Antoniego F. Gen
GER, pnr. $3.50 Davlin ct. Oh. j. Cor
don. nabyi realnoSc cd Ole Durham
pnr. 2027 y. Rohey nj. Oh. J. igor
ski. nabyI realnost cd Thomas J
Ryan. pnr. 3410 Melrose III. Tran
zakcve realno;ciowe przeprowsdzita
firma c. S. Wheeler and Co, ktore,
reprezentantem jest OBJ. Felix Wa
natowicZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

Karol Haraczek, Fam. pnr. 1921
S. Hamlin ave.. zostai bardzo po--
Yaznie raniony przez autombil, kto-
rym kierowal Morris Levine, 224 S,
Paulina III. Swiadkowie wypadLu o.
powiadaia. re Haraczek zajety by'
zmianianiem gumy i re zostai rzu-
cony pod kola nadchodzaeego auto,
mobilu, W chwiii gdy dzwfgnia, kto-
rel uiywal do podniesienia koia spa
dla i odtraci}a go W box z powyz'
sym rezultatem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11

Dnia 6smego maja b. r. odbedzte
sic " 81. Louis konwencya przedsta-
Wic,sli wszystkich stanow Uni, ma
;sca ma celu zorganizowanie amery-
kanskfch observation-disclosures, kto-
rzv udziai Srali " wszschswiatowet
xoinis. W budynku Consumers. POI
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
q. ". \. WOOD AND
WILLIAM HANLEY VISIT CITY

Bound for the interior Colonel G.
r. Wood OF Portland and Colonel
William Hanley, popularity known as
the sage OF Harney. were In Ontario
Sunday and Monday While here
they gave attention TO local business
interests and visited with Col. Woods
son. II. b. Wood
I'VE are anxious To dispose OF our
surplus holdings OF land near onta-
rio and want to see the land pass
into the hands OF men who Will cul-
tiyate Il themselves. II Is that class
OF land owners who mean most to
the growth and prosperity OF this
country. These lands have been for
sale for a long time. and we hope
soon TO see all such sections, as sec
tion seven. out here on the corner
OF the Boulevard, raising crops aud
supporting families" said CO..
Wood
Colonel Hanley paused TO observe
that Harvey county is going to have
a better hay crop than was expected.
in fact a better crop than in several
years. Therefore things look bright
to the Harney county philosopher.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
GRAND JURY IN SESSION
At COURT HOUSE THIS WEEK

The regular fall term OF the Dis
trict Court opened on Monday with
the session OF the grand jury and the
setting OF cases or trial.
The grand jury returned indiet-
ments or Jas, Green and Phil. Eipp.
and after Their hearing at which
they plead guilty Judge Dalton Blggs
sentenced them TO from one 10 ten
years In the State penitentiary.
The grand jury indicted V. j.
Enos OF Nyssa for praotieing CHI
ropractic healing without license;
also Chas. +. Cole for the murder OF
Scott at Jordan Valley. Cole trial
was set for September 10, The court
will adjourn for several days from
September 10 12.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
Visitors Give Dinner Party.

Mr., and Mrs, Edward +, Treadwell
of San Francisco who were guests OF
Mr., and Mrs p. ], Gallagher last week
were hosts for dinner party at FL
fer's Sunday evening numbering
among their guests: Col C. E. s.
Wood, and Il. G. Hopson, Portland,
Mr., and Mrs, w G, Hammatt. San
Francisco. Col. William Hanley of
Burns and Mr., and Mrs p, J, Gala
CHER OF this city. Mr. and Mrs, Ham
matt are the guests OF Mir. and Mrs,
Treadwell on an auto trip thru Cal
ifornia, Nevada aud oregon, They
left Ontario Monday for Portland.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
HUNGER FORCES BRICHOUX
TO SEEK FOOD, IS CAPTURED

After hiking across Mackenzie
pass, after his escape with fellow
prisoner named Southwick, Dave
Brichoux, who was sentenced to life
Imprisonment for the killing OF Lum
Goodwin here three years ago was
captured Tuesday near Bend in Des
Chutes county.
BriohOux was badly injured and in
a famished condition when found
lie had lain for five days without
food and when he finally attempted
to secure nourishment he was cap
tured, He claims that his pal South
wick beat him.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
NOTICE

Notice ls hereby given that the
Commissioner appointed by the city
Council TO make the assessments for
the improvement OF certain streets.
avenues and alleys in the City OF On
tario. Oregon. and TO apportion the
cost OF the same 20 the various
pieces OF property effected thereby
pursuant to the provisions OF ordi-
nance No, 325, has filed his assess
ment roll with the city Recorder.
NOW. THEREFORE,. all persons
or property owners desiring to OBJ
jeet to said apportioned assessment
are requested to be. and appear. be-
fore the Common Council OF said city
on September sth. 1919, at the Coun-
ell Room In said city hall at the hour
OF eight o'clck. p. m, and then aud
there make objections II any there
be, to said assessment roll. and fur
ther notice Is hereby given that any
such objections so made must be re-
duced TO writing and filed with the
City Recorder on or before the date
set Tor such hearing; that the said
assessment roll is now on file In the
office OF the City Recorder and Ia
open TO inspection TO any property
owner or person effected thereby.
DONE AND DATED this 2Sth day
Of August. A. d.. 1919.
c. NJ. STEARNS,
City Recorder.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
AIRP[ANE RIDE FOR
WINNING SCHOOLMARM
Educational Day Ia Surpass Previous
Records; List of Prizes Greater
and Awards Increased - Mrs.
Hurley Promises Exceptional
Exhibit.

Educational Day this year will be
second TO none In the history OF the
Malheur County Fairs Mrs, Julian
A, Hurley. county superintendent OF
schools. has been very active In
lining up the different schools under
her Jurisdiction, and has promised
the Fair Board a full and attractive
educational program.
Among the prizes offered are the
following;
Best decorated float or automo-
bie-First prize, $40; Second prize,
$3.50.
Best decorated noat or automobile,
any Malheur County school Except
Ontario. Vale and Nyssa) First
prize. $40; Second prize $3.50.
Best stunt-First prize. $3.50;
Second prize, $500.
Best Stunt. any Malheur County
School (eXcept Ontario. Vale and
Nyssa) First prize. $3.50; Second
prize. $500
Largest number of pupils IN pa
rade, open TO all Malheur County
schools (eXeept Ontario. Vale and
Nyssa First prize. $500; Second
prize, 5000,
Boys pony race - First prize,
$3.50; Second prize. $500.
Girls pony race-First prize,
$3.50; Second prize, $500.
Boys and girls must ride their own
ponies.
AS an additional incentive the lady
teacher responsible for the best
school display will be entitled TO a
tree ride in the aeroplane This !
should be of interest TO the ladies
as we understand that il the winner
If the free ride does not care TO ex-
'erienee the thrills of soaring sky
ward, there are women who are will
ng TO buy her chance In exchange |
or a new fall hat.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
Aunt Bettie Entertains.

Aunt Betty Goodwin, the friend
of all the little boys and girls of
Ontario, and especially those who
live on the East side is going to give
a party tomorrow afternoon, Asso-
ciated with her in the effort is Wal
lace Jones, the four year old son of
Mayor and Mrs. r., w Jones To
this party which will be the biggest
juvenile society event OF the year,
some so children have been invited,
some of their parents, too are going
to see the fun, of which there will
be plenty The party will take place
on the lawn at Col and Mrs S. r..
Taylor's home.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
L0cIeU1
Dinner Party for vIsitos.

In honor of Rufus Dinwiddie OF
Jordan Valley who Is visiting his army
chum, William Blaokaby, Miss Layine
Smith was the hostess at dinner at
her home yesterday evening, The
guests present were: Mr.. aud Mrs.
Larue Blackaby, Misses Dorothy ia
quish, and .Rena Adam, William
Dlackaby and the honored guest, Mr..
Dinwiddie.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
REV, STEELE TO RETURN
FOR SERVICES ON SUNDAY

Rev, S, II, Steele OF the Congre-
gational church will reach Ontario
from Rule, Texas, in time to take
charge of the regular church services
on Sunday, according TO a card re-
eeived from him this week lie am
nounces two services Tor the day,
one at II a. m. the other at s p. m.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
The Best Physic

When you want a pleasant physic
try Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
easy to take and mild and gentle in
effect, They are highly priced by
people who have become acquainted
with their good qualities. They only
cost a quarter.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28

John. Rasmussen returned Wednes-
day evening form Montpelier and
Mrs. Rasmussen and children are ex-
pected home tOmarrow evening
Mrs. w, w. Wood and family
have returned rom Blue Mountain
Springs where they spent the summer
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28
Oregon State Fair:

Oregon State Fair:
Salem, September 22-27-Splen-
did agricultural, livestock. and in
dustrial exhibits, high class amuse-
ments, a superb racing card, bigger
and better than ever.
A. II. LEA. Secretary.
Salem, Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-28

sherif Lee Noe and Deputy Ben
ediet of Riverside were in Ontario
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
By TAD.

Toledo, Ohio, June zl.-Soldier
Ketchel arrived at Wizards camp
Friday. Mr.. Ketchel sort of shocked
the customers appearing upon the
scene with centerboard resembling
that which adorns the map of Ed
die O'Keefe, of Philly. If one had
said centreboard filled with dimes
he could rough it around Palm
Beach for the next five years.
Willard got it first. He was box
ing with Monahan at the time when
he suddenly peeked over the canvas
enclosure and saw = big nose COM
ing along the path dragging man
behind it.
He pushed Monahan away and
stared. Then everyone else started
to stare. The horn cut right through
the crowd like the bow of battle
ship. 1t was almost up to the side
of the ring before the rest of Soldier
Ketchel followed. Willard looked
closer and saw that it was part of
the Soldier. At first he thought
the Soldier was smelling a large
curved pickle.
After arriving at the front the
Soldier and his smeller sat down for
moments rest. He had his mitts
upholstered, then lifted his beak in
under the lower rope and immedi
ately followed it, He probably had
seen pictures of Willard before. He
knew that Willard was massive, but
he never dreamed that he was so
big.
The soldier took a peek at the
champion just as WEIGH the come
dian would. He took another and
then his centerboard started to wag
a bit. He was undecided as TO
whether he should use that return
trip ticket to New York right away
or wait until tomorrow.
Takes a Slant at Jess.
While waiting for the bell he took
another slant at Jess. Then he
looked around in his corner for a
stray bat or a bottle or something
just in case Of need. Then he
looked around in the audience for
friends. Seeing none he took an
other look at the Pottawattamie
Porpoise and sort of smiled sickly
to himself.
Clang went the gong and Jess
moved over closer. He looked like
the Leviathan crowding a sightsee-
ing yacht To the soldier he must
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

Trimble Brothers a surprise is Ia
store for the World-Herald team
when these two aggregations meet
at Fontenelle park at 80 o'clock.
The ne,. spaper lads are leading the
Booster league -. a clean s.
victories, but the Trimbles are con-
fident that after today's game ne
leaders will have one lost to their
credit. Other contests in this
league will be played between the
Ramblers and the Daily News and
the Benson Merchants and the
Nancy Milling Company. ~
The Harding Cream Company,
who have not lost game this sea
son, are slated for trimming when
they mix with the Harley-David-
sons, according to the latter agere-
cation, and, the Beddeos expect to
pull down the Highland Park Phar-
macy crew. The fans attending
these Inter-City games \ will no
doubt &c furnished with plenty Of
excitement.
! Secretary J. J. Isaacson of the
Municipal Amateur Base Ball league
announced that twilight games Will
be staged tNs week. Thus far FIVE
games are/o the program by, the
Class c leaguers, although it is UNI
derstood that the teams Of the City
and American leagues will play off
their postponed games this week.
The following games have been
scheduled although the teams have
not been assigned to their diamonds.
June &C. Harley-Davidsons against
euro Mineral Springs; June u, Nc
Kenny Dentists against Hermansky
Pharmaey's: June Is, Townsends
against Originals and June "a, High.
land Park Pharmacy's against Hard
ing Creamery Co. -
Presidents OF the various leagues
are again requested to send in a cor.
rected standing of the teams. They
are urged to get in touch with the
writer at Walnut 2625. Managers
are also urged to report their scores
to the writer by 7 o'clock. ,..t
At a meeting of the Inter-City
league last night it was decided to
play the following twilight games:
June 70, Harley against
euro Mineral Springs; Highland
Park against Harding Creamery Co.;
July ,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. against
John Day Rubber Co.; Highland
Park Pharmacy against euro Min
eral Springs. \ =
The Holmes White Sox will play
at Griswold, Ia, today and are con-
fident of bringing home the bacon.
Jimmy Moore OF LANCER will be on
the firing line for the Holmes.
Ernie Holmes, hacker of the
Holmes White Sox announced last
week that he is arranging a two-
week trip throughout the northwest.
ern part of Nebraska, South Dakota
and Wyoming. They expect to make
the trip the latter part Of July or
the first part of August.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Brandeis and Neb. Powers
Clash in Class A Game Today
Greater Omaha League Clubs Play at and
Dewey at $3.50 This Afternoon; Townsends and
Beselins in Preliminary Game Starting at 80.

forms, a battle for fair is locked
for. 1t will be remembered that
the Power team staged a brilliant
thinning contest with the Muir
phys at the opening OF the season.
AS a preliminary the Townsends,
leaders of the Gate City league, with
six Wits and one defeat, will clash
with the Beselins. The Cigarmakers
have strengthened their lineup and
are out for revenge over the defeat
handed them in the early part OF the
season. However, the Gunners are
confident that they will add another
victory to their credit.
The feature game in the City
league will hold forth at Fontenelle
park, where the Union Quitting
Company, leaders Of the league, and
the McCaffrey Motor crew, mix.
The Motor lads are but half game
behind the leaders, and as both of
these teams are playing brilliant ball
thus far, the City league followers
should see a fast and snappy game.
Elmer Nufer will be on the firing
l1Ile IOl tIC oullltlClS D WIN NhiiiottS
behind the bat, while Ray Maxwell.
considered one of the best hurlers
in the City league, will twirl for the
Motor bunch.
Another game Of great interest IN
this loop is that between the Bowen
Furnitures and the Nickel VIC
tro1as, slated at Miller park. The
Mickels have practically reorgan-
lied during the last week and will
be pi1oted by Billy Harris, who
recently returned from France
with the S9th division Harris. it
will be remembered, had charge
of the old National Cash Reg
listers prior to entering the service
and led that aggregation to many
championship. Hoffman will be on
the mound for the Mickles, while
McGrath will be Manager Moran's
choice.
The Riggs Optical Company, lead
ers of the American league, will tan
gle with the ]. B. Roots at Luxus
park, while the Paxton-Vlerlings
and the Universal Motor Company
will lock horns at Riverview park.
Both of these games should prove
of great interest, as the teams are
all evenly matched and are playing
great ball at present.
According to the manager of the