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Evening star., 1920-05-22
Zach Us. Williams Today

me Nationals will be up against
q real pitcher today, Claude Will
liams being slated TO work for the
SoA. Aachary is Griff's selection so
a.. me start, at least. it will be a
ieit-handed affair. If the extra pitch
er epidemic can be avoided duel
between Clcotte and Erickson will he
the sabbath attraction
Judges rapid pace shows no signs
oI diminishing. Yesterday he walked
ai[ee tlmes and whacked double
ana Two singles for perfect batting
record. Joe now has hit safely in his
last sixteen games
hlceS four Safeties constituted the
most profitable afternoon he has vet
nad with the stick. His bingles drove
IN tnree runs and one of Roth's ac-
counted for two. Bobby also walked
three times. having a mark of .6S7
Tor the day. but he was tagged on his
only attempt to steal while Sam in
creased his lead in thefts to three by
negotiating second twice
Harris had four chances to put the
Griffs on the road to victory with his
stick. but couldn't get the ball into
unguarded territory. With Rice on
second in the opener Stanley ground
ed to McMuiiin, and rap to Jourdan
resulted with Roth on first in the
fourth. With the bases loaded on
Rice's double and walks to Judge and
Roth in the fifth. Harris hit into a
double play. With the corners again
crowded in the sixth he flied to right
and died the same way with two on
in the ninth.
Snyder was the only Washington
pitcher who got to bat. Calvo. Shanks.
Johnson and Picinich took turns as
substitute stickers. None accomplish
ed anything, although Picinich gave
Jackson a chase for his long drive in
the ninth.
A number of the fair sex took ad-
vantage of ladies' day, but they were
greatly outnumbered by the Boy
Scouts. who injected a lot of noise
into the proceedings.
/ A total of thirty-one players par
ticipated. the Griffs using sixteen and
the Sox one less.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
FINALS IN SCHOOL MEET
Championship Events in Freshmen
Track Competitions to Be
Held Today.

rlnals in the championship track
ana neid competitions for high school
freshmen Will be run off this after
noon in the Central Stadium. West
or the meet. though Tech has a fair
cnance for first honors. In the pre-
llmlnaries yesterday these two schools
qualified the most men.
Results of yesterdays events:
5o-yard dash, under 100 pounds-Arril. Fry
dell Tech: Fountain, Hunt twestern,.
50-yard dash, under 10 pounds-Thomas
Simmonds WESTERN: Aiken. Hardwood
tTechp.
5o-yard dash. unlimited-Clayton. Maedon-
aid tTechl; Dent tWestern); vanderlip Gen
trail.
1o0yard DASH under 100 pounds-April. Fry
dell tTechl; Dunlap, Fountain Western,
1oO-yard dash. under 125 pounds Thomas
Simmonds tWesternl; Toole Hardwood
tTecht.
1O0-yard dash. unlimited-Johnson. Wander
lip Central; Berman. Springer tTech,.
'0-yard low hurdles, under 100 pounds-Sin-
ger tTechl; Staley, Barrell, Tindall West
ernl.
High jump. under 100 pounds Bradley. Sta
ley. Tindell WESTERN: Magill Central.
High jump, under 125 pounds-Quick, Nc
hee, Shear WESTERN; Hardwood. Cox
(Techl.
High jump, unlimited-webb. Quick. Shear
western; Johnston tCentraD; Berman
(TechD.
2OO-yard dash. over 100 pounds-Simpson
Shear. Thomas (Western).
2.0-yard. unlimited-Johnson. vanderlip
tCentran; Macdonald (westernl; Nesbit
tTech}.
Broad jump, under 100 pounds-Singer, Levy
lIechf; Staiey. Raesdale fWestern).
Broad jump. under lbs pounds-Quick
| Thomas fWestern,; Gov. Aiken tTechl
Broad jump, unlimited-Clayton. Springer
| (Techb; johnson. Vanderip tCentraD
| Hop. step and jump, under 100 pounds
| Frydeli fTech); Ragsdale Fountain. Tindell
| (Westernl.
Hop step and jump. under 123 pounds
| Simpson, Simmonds. CARRIER twestern,
Hop step and jump. unlimited-Dawson,
| Dent (Western,: Goode tTech,.
| Shot-put, unlimited-Gouch CLAYTON Ber-
man tTech); Emmons tCentrap.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
BOBBY MCLEAN is BACK,
BRINGING $51, 900 CASH

NEW YORK, May a2.-Bobby Nc
Lean. who lost the world speed skat-
ing title on ice to Oscar Mathiesen
in Norway last February. returned
here yesterday on board the Adriatic.
He was accompanied by D. r. Scan
lon. his manager. They brought with
them $4,000 in cash received as prize
money and for motion picture stunts.
1--WE have no excuses to offer re-
garding the championship races"
said Scanlon, but there was one ter
rible. mix-up, and the judges didn't
know whether to award prize or
not. All bets were declared off. When
the contest was over the Norwe-
gians emitted a yell because by the
terms of the agreement Mclean re-
ceived more prize money than Mathie-
sen. The gate for the two days
amounted to 100000.
Evening star., 1920-05-22

should be permitted to play at the
Polo Grounds.
The details of the new arrange
ment will not be made known until
Stoneham and Rupert meet here next
Thursday. The action of the Giants.
however, in reconsidering their
decision to terminate the Yankees
lease at the Brush Stadium at the
close of the present season will be
welcomed by base ball fans. as the
Polo Grounds has become an institu
ton for the followers Of the game
and one park for both clubs is a more
convenient arrangement for the pa
irons of the sport.
There is no doubt that the Yankees
will eventually have park of their
own. but with the present conditions
in the building market it would
probably be impossible for them to
erect the necessary structures in time
for next season, even If they had the
grounds right now. They have OPP
tions on more than one site. and one
of these is likely to be the home of
the Yankees in some not distant
year
Evening star., 1920-05-22
CINCINNATI WILL HOLD
ITS FLAG RAISING TODAY

CINCINNATI. May 22-The world
championship pennant will be hoisted
over Redland Field, home of the Gin
cinnati Reds. this afternoon. preced-
ing the opening of four-game series
with the Boston Braves. Completion
nounced by President Hermann
when word was received from Gov
James Cox Of Ohio stating that the
governor would be present to take
part in the ceremonies.
Headed by band. the Boston and
Cincinnati players will march to the
pennant STAFF where they will be ad-
dressed by Gov. Cox and Mayor John
Calvin of Cincinnati. following which
the world championship emblem will
be raised to float alongside the Ma
tlonal League banner in center field
Evening star., 1920-05-22
PITT NO MATCH FORG. j,
Nine From Western Pennsylvania
Is Defeated on the Hilltop
by Score of 5 to /.

University of Pittsburgh's base ball
team was hot a good match for
georgetown Yesterday, and the lat
ter won in the last game on the
Hilltop field. by to 1. Lefty" Hy-
man, hurting for the Blue and Gray,
held Pittsburgh to just one hit and
famed eleven. The visitors were
completely baffled by the big left
handlers delivery.
Georgetown scored one run in the
opening inning and got three in the
third and another in the seventh.
After the three runs in the third,
with Hyman pitching wonderful ball,
it was evident that only most un-
expected happening could keep the
Blue and Gray out of another vic
tory
Evening star., 1920-05-22
WEAK HURLMG COSTLY
HANDICAP TO GRLFFlMEh
Poor BoxWor GiuesWhite Sox Another
Extra-lnning Contest, II to9
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

HAT pitching ball club we'll illustrated by
wv the plight Nationals who dropped another
the White Sox for the lack Of The was
oil the day before when they also lost
hoddy boxwork the bottom Those members OF the
established evidently
shine the they credited with while
long Unless the damp weather Of many weeks
promise the rifmen will have been %
that nothing short
enable them realize the modest hopes
their
stretch the date the @ have bated
initiated the
inability the leaders
ceson has beenbo Q indifferent bad
Evening star., 1920-05-22
COUNTY ATHLETIC MEET
is LISTED AT ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE. Md, May % Especially.
Over 300 of the best athletes among
the public schools of Montgomery
county are to meet here today for
the annual athletic games under the
auspices of the Maryland Public Ath-
letic League. Twenty-four events
are scheduled. among which are COM
petitions for all classes.
The entries for the meet indicate
wider interest in the games than
usual; the schools are more largely
represented and some of the reports
of trials give rise to the opinion that
the competitions will be more keen.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
CORNELL BOATS FAVORED
TO BEAT HARVARD CREWS

ITHACA. n. Y. May 22-Cornelrs
varsity and freshmen crews were
warm favorites over Harvard in the
regatta on Lake Cayuga late today.
Early weather forecasts indicated
favorable conditions. The freshmen
eights will race first. followed by the
varsity contest. Both races will be
over two-mile course.
In their first race of the season last
Saturday Cornell crews defeated
Yale and Princeton. Harvard has
rowed two races. being defeated by
the Navy and Princeton.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Fans to See Both Title
Meet and Henley Race

Those sport lovers who want
to see both the intercollegiate
track and field championships
and the Anne erican Henley regat-
tn. the two athletic events
which will he held in Phila-
delphia ON May %. will have
their wishes FULFILLED through n
special arrangement entered
into by the officials in charge of
the two affairs. As soon as the
track games are finished ON
Franklin field special rapid
transit ears will he waiting to
whisk the large thrOng to the
Schuykill river. a short dis
tnnce away, i'm time TO witness
the beginning of the varsity
eight-Oared race for the Stew
ards challenge cup. The hour
fo~ beginning the two events
hns also been fixed SO as to per-
mis the carrying out Of the ar
rangement.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Tyree's Antiseptic Powder

for this special purpose we believe is now
considered the most modern remedial agent and
fully meets all of these requirements. A large
teaspoonful in pint OF water makes solution
which will not cost you more than two and one
half cents and will last from thirty to sixty
days Use the solution literally before and
after shaving Its effects are indeed very pleas
ant We will mail you enough to make one pint
of this solution free if you will drop us postal
ali drug and department stores in the States
and South America ]. S. Tyree, Chemist, Inc
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Staff Threatens TO Bar Nationals From First Z
United States Golfers
Leave to Meet Britons

NEW YORK. May 2:.-The
executive committee Of the
United States Golf Association.
which will confer with the
committee of the Royal and
Ancient Club of England ON
the rules of the game, and n
group of American players
vert among passengers on the
steamship Caronia. sailing for
Liverpool today. The players
will compete in the British
amateur championship Mt Muir
field. Scotland. June :. follow
Ing n tenn match against the
Oxford and Cambridge Society.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Totals -.-,.------. a II 10
,Ratted for Murphy in eighth.
tRatted for j. Collins in tenth.
WASHINGTON. 4

Waited for Schacht in second
MATTED for Snyder in sixth
Matted for Courtney in eighth.
Matted for Shaw in tenth.
CI.icago -. , o o 81
Wilmington 90 Q 3 o 0 u .
Runs batted in-Rice ~, Roth ~, Judge,
Milan Charity. Weaver t3l, Jackson 81,
j vrdan t2, T.. Collins. Two-base hits-Judge.
Weaver t.t. Charity. Rice. f. Collins 81.
I.ekson Three base wilkinson Felsch.
stolen bases-Riee 90. Felsch. Sacrifices
collins. Charity. Double plays-Schacht to
Charity Judge; Weaver 10 T.. Collins 10
J.urdan: f. Collins to Weaver 10 Iourdan. Left
az bases-Chicago. Il Washington, il. Bases
on balls-On Schacht. ., of Wilkinson. q; off
Snyder .: OF Payne. ! on Kerr, 3, OF Shaw.
Hits-On Srhacht in innings. on
SNYDER 3 in 4 innings: on Courtney. 4 in :.
innings: on Shaw, in : innings; on Wilkin-
son. 3 in ; innings none out. bases in
SIXTH: of Payns. . in l inning; on Kerr. 8
in 3a3 innings; of Cicotte, in I-3 in
ming. struck out-Ry Snyder, / by WiIkin-
SON !: by Payne, I by Courtney, :: by Kerr.
l. Wild pitch-Snyder. Hit by pitcher-By
SNYDER fFelschD. Winning piacher-kerr. Los
ing pitcner-Shaw. Impires-Messrs. Moriar;y
and Connolly. Time Of game hours and 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Terry Again Golfing in Form

Orrin A.. Terry. the professional at
the Chevy Chase Club has entirely re-
which prevented him from PLAYING
for two years past. Evidence Of his
return to satisfactory game is con-
tanned in the fact that he was around
the Chevy Chase course in 72 last
week. Even with this fine score Terry
had a good chance to break 10, for he
missed no less than half a dozen hol-
able puts.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Burns Batting Features.

Burns batting yesterday featured
the victory of the Zone nine over
Zone 5. in the Navy Yard League, by
10 to 3. The winners shortstop drove
out three safeties out of his five times
at bat. and every hit scored runs.
Nine of the Zone 3 runs were counted
in the first three innings.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
New Girls Throwing Record.

GREENWICH. Conn, May 22.-Miss
Maud Rosenbaum. a student in the
Oakesmere School. Mamaroneck. bet
tered the American record for girls
prep schools and colleges in throwing
basket ball 80 feet inches at a
track meet held by the Rosemary Hall
School here Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Moran Knocks Ont Goddard.

LONDON, May 22.-Frank Goddard,
the English heavyweight, was
knocked out last night by Frank
Moran of Pittsburgh. in the second
round of what was to have been a
tWenty-round scrap. In the second
round Moran knocked Goddard down
twice and then put him to sleep with
a terrific right to the jaw.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Gerner Leaves the Reds.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 21-Pitch-
er Eddie Gerner. left the Cincinnati
National League base bali team to-
day and it was reported he had gone
to Oil City or Franklin, Pa. Gerner
played base ball with shipyards
team in the latter city during the
war.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Southern Beats Electricians.

Southern defeated Electricians in
the Terminal Railroad Y. M. c. A.
League yesterday by to ,. The con-
test was a pitching duel between Nc
Carthy of the winners and Hilton of
the losers. with the work of the two
hurlers about on a par. Taylor's field
ing at short for the losing club was
q feature
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Cadore Too Much for Reds.

Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati. to
0, in the latter city yesterday. Cadore
pitched his first game since the
twenty inning battle with the
Braves, and allowed but six scatter
ed hits. Eller was driven from the
box in the sixth round.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Main Building Is Winner.

Main Building won from Motor
transport in the War Department In
terbureau League yesterday by to
five hits and struck out fourteen men.
Hartman of Main Building was the
only player to get more than one hit
Evening star., 1920-05-22
INDIANS HIT BALL HARD,
EASILY BEATING MACKS

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The Cleve-
lands hammered their way to victory
over the Athletics yesterday, Q to 4.
Caldwell was hit hard by the Mackmen,
but he was strong in the pinches. -Four
home runs were made during the game,
three by the Indians and one by the
MackS. The score.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Pitching Duel Is Staged.

Bryant and Langon staged a pitch
ing duel in the Potomac League yes
terday and despite the fact that the
former. of Steel Plant, had slightly
the better of the argument Congress
Heights won by 2 to 1. Bryant all
lowed only two hits and Langon five;
each struck out nine.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Catholic U. at State Today.

Catholic University's base ball team
goes out to College Park this after
noon for its second game with Mary
land State College. The Brooklanders
probably will pitch Jackson, while
State is likely to rely on Nisbet.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Teams Score 27 Runs,

Annex l and Public Debt scored
total of twenty-seven runs yesterday
IN the Treasury League. the former
wining by II to TO- Ready Of the
losers connected for three hits.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Cards Make It Three Out of -Four.

The Cardinals playing at home yes
terday trimmed the Phillies. to l.
making II three out of four on the
series. Smith was hit hard, while
Goodwin kept the hits scattered
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Club Racketers Play Today.

Chevy Chase Club and Dumbarton
Club tennis teams will play a Wash
ington association match of six sin
giles and three doubles on the latters
courts this afternoon, starting at $3.50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Justice Nine Wants Games.

The newly organized Department Of
Justice base ball team is in the field
for games. Manager Short can be ad-
dressed at room POT Department of
Justice.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Giants Nose Out Cubs.

The Cubs were nosed out by the
Giants in Chicago yesterday to 1,
errors by Robertson and killifer be-
ing responsible for the defeat
Evening star., 1920-05-22
RED SOX TAKE ANOTHER
FROM LUCKLESS TIGERS

BOSTON. May 21.-The Red Sox found
Dauss and Ayers easy to hit yesterday
and defeated the Tigers, to g. The
Detroit players on the bench became
too boisterous in their talk and Umpire
Owens chased eight of them to the
dressing room. The score:
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Commerce Swamps Bureau.

Commerce. swamped Bureau yester
day in the Government League. to
]. Miles pitched good bali for the
winning club
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Winstons Play Manhattans.

The Winstons will play the fast
Manhattan A c. base ball team to-
morrow at 2:30 o'clock on the Rose
dale Fairgrounds. Newman and
Tweedale will work for the home
team, while hewitt or Brown will do
mound duty for the visitors.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis. Q; indianapolis, I.
st. Paul. .; Louisville. 3.
Milwaukee, 10: Toledo. 0.
Columbus. 8: Kansas City, o.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
G. U. Plays in Baltimore.

Georgetown's base ball team goes
to Baltimore this afternoon 10 face
the team representing Johns Hopkins.
The Blue and Gray should win by a
good margin.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
To Play Navy Yard Juniors.

Inc Arrow A. c. base ball team
will play the Navy Yard Juniors to-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock. All
players are requested to report at
10th and d streets southeast at 10:30
am.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
Pirates Go Into First Place.

Carlson carried the Pirates to a Q
TO victory over the Braves yester-
day and went into first place in the
pennant race.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
INTERNATIONAL League.

Reading, Z; Jersey City, 8.
Baltimore. IL; Syracuse, 0 (called; rain).
Buffalo. 4 Toronto. 5.
Rochester. 6; Akron. 5.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
TEXAS LEAGuE.

Fort Worth. 4; Houston, 8.
San Antonio. S; Shreveport &
oalxsSiaR, s. Dallas, q
Evening star., 1920-05-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Greenville. I; Augusta. :.
Charlotte, l.. Spartanbure. Z.
Columbia. l; Charleston, o.
Raleigh. 4; Danville. ..
Winston Salem, =; Highpoint, o.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Suffolk. Z: Wilson. 6.
Portsmouth, .; Newport News, 0 Il innings.
da rkness)
Rocky Mount 9; Petersburg. 4.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at Wash. Chicago at Wash.
Cleve. at Phila. st. Louis at New York.
st. Louis al New York.
Detroit at Boston.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chi. II; Wash. 8. St. Louis at New York
Cleve. 8; Phila.. 4. (wet grounds.
Boston, g.; Detroit. 8.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pitts. 8: Boston. o. New York. 2; Chi, !.
Brooklyn, 8; Cincin., 0. St. Louis, 81 Phila., !.
Evening star., 1920-05-22
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

Barlow, .; Lake Land, 0.
Tampa, 4, Daytona, 6.
Orlando. 10; Sanford. ].
Bradentown, Z; Petersburg, .
Evening star., 1920-05-22
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

New Orleans. 10; Memphis. 5.
Little Rock. 13; Mobile, ).
Atlanta. g; Nashville. ..
Birmingham, - Chattanooga, l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

ME, zwalnia policye i agentow
prohibicyjnych cd odpowiedzial-
noSci "a przewozenie napoj6w
alkoholicznych z magazynow do
dom6w mieszkalnych, oraz in
nych miejsc.
,,Przez decyzye najwyzszego
trybunalu Stanow Zjednoczo-
!nych, Tozumiemy to = powiada
.prokurator Kelly - re wiascicie-
lie, ktorzy posiedli napoje wysko-
kowe pred 16-tym stycznia, br,
moga je prawnie przewozic z
magazyn6w do swoich mieszkah,
lub ma odwrot, lecz ME NIGGA sic
ich pozbywat W jakikolwiek spo-
sob, a mianowicie sprzedawac,
hub darowywac, ale trzymac je
wylacznie ola w}asnego uzytku".
Poniewaz rozporzadzenie najwyz
szego sadu ME jest prawomo-
enc, az po 25 dniach, przeto Chi
cagowianie beda musieli czekac
jeszcze diva tygodnie, MIN beda
mogli przewoziG swoje zapasy
alkoholicne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

zamordowai swoja zone Cecylie,
zostaia wczoraj odrzucona przez
wicegubernatora ]. Oglesby'ego.
Haensel zawisnie ma szubienicy
jutro o godzinie 9tej rano. Zarzad-
ca wiezienia powiatowego rozpo-
czai juz przygotowania egzeku-
cyl. Haensel po raz drugi zosta}
przeprowadzony do .celi smier-
ci"; przesz}o rok juz on lawiruje
miedzy zyciem a smiercia POGO
stajac pod groza szublenicy,
Haensel pc uslyszeniu ust swe-
go obrohcy adwokata Davisa, re
wszelkie nadzieje ocalenia go cd
szubienicy spe}ziy ma niczem, o.
kazal wielkie wzruszenie i PREY
gnebienie; wyrazil sic do obron-
cy - moWlac: ,,Czy to jest spra'
wiedliwosG, re mnie, ktorym "a
biz zone pod wpiywem zazdro-
sci, skazuja ma kare smierci, gdy
tymczasem Wanderer, ktory 2
premedytacya zamordowai zone
! dziecko, majace przyjst ma SWAT,
oraz mezczyzne, skazany zostai
ma Is lat wiezienia."
- Niejaki Michai Holtztrnan,
z pnr. $3.50 South Michigan ave.
wracajac wczoraj z rorzina auto,
mobilem Cd brata swego, zostal
napadniety przez trzech handy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

sesyi niepodlegioSci F~ilipinom,
gdyz ME dorosiy ona ma razie do
zupeinego samorzadu.
.TYDZIEN SZKoLNY."
Washington, Is. listopada. =
w catym/ kraju cd 5go do 11go
grudnia bedzie obserwowany ,ty-
dzien szkoiny." Komisarz eduka-
cyjny Claxton zwrocil sic do RIA
du i przesozonych szkoi z-proSbq
o wywarcie ma ogd iudnoSci
wpfywu, ably tydzieh ten uzyto ma
rozszerzanie wiadomosci o potrze
bach, zadaniach i koniecznoSci
szkol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-18

tow, murzynow, ktorzy obrabo-
wal; wszystkich, CO znajdowali
sic w automobi1u = z pieniedzy
i bizuteryi ma sumo okolo $4,000.
Bandyci rabunku dokonali PREY
.ulicach Kostner ave. i Drum
mond pl. Pc obrabowaniu wszy-
stkich z kosztownosci, bandyci
rozkazali i'm wysiasc z automobi
lu, poczem sami don wsiedli j
szybko odjechali; w kilka godzin
pozniej AUTOMOBILE ten z~nalezio-
no w zaulku PREY ul. Kostner.
- Ma apelacye adwokata C.
Darrowa, kaucye w kwocie
5000, nafozone ma kazdego z al
czlonkow organizacyi The Chi
cago Yard Mems Assn, ktorzy
oskarzeni zostali o. przekrocze-
ME prawa oLevera", zostaly
wczoraj znizone do sunny $2,5o0.
Kaucye tie znizono dlatego, axe
by dat wszystkim moznosc IVY
belowania" ich i powrocenia ich
do zajec, az do ukonczenia spra-
wy sadowej. Jan Granau, prezes
tego stowarzyszenia znajduje sic
miedzy oskarzonymi.
- Wedle wydanego wczoraj
komunikatu biura komisyi elek-
cyjnej, oficyalne obliczenie gio-
sow, oddanych w Chicago ma o.