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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
WAGE INCREASES
CAUSE OF LARGE
RAILWAY DEFICIT
Trunk Lines Lost Total of.
S15,616,32S on Opera
tons During June.
LOSS OVER 100000 IN
POCAH0NTAS DISTRICT
Only Roads in Country Show
ing Net Profit Were Those
in Western District.
fBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, August lo.-Trunk
line railroads OF the United Statos in
CURED deficit of Sl5.6l6.32s on June
operations. according to preliminary
report issued today by the Interstate C
Commerce Commission. For the six
months Of 1920. including June. the
report fixed net railway operating IN
come a, Sla.e6i.1oo. against S154.oao,-
sos in 1919.
Increased wage charges which the
roads have been obligated to pay un-
der the recent decision of the wage
board were included In a part of the
mileage reported on. the commission n
said, but II had not been ascertained
for all of the lines. a full report on
the earnings deficit will be made after
all of the back payments have been
allowed for
Gross operating revenue during
June. the report said, waS s4so.s4o.-
GOO, while operating expenses wer.
t4Gi.o65,o0o. The ratio or expenses
to revenues was o6.7 per cent, while
for June. 1912. 1T was sa.5 per cent.
In addition taxes for the PERIOD
amounted to ;3.4G9,oo0. while back
wages due under the increase of tho
wage board. as estimated by roads
whose figures were furnished in time
Tor the compilation, amounted to
s25.37l.755.
to be the fact that only fourteen OF
Railroad operations in all districts
excepting the Western contributed 10
the deficit. which. Il was indicatco.
VIII be somewhat larger even than
reported when the full extent of the
retroactive wage increase is felt. The
western district showed net operat-
Ing income of s12.113,l9G, while the
deficit in the Eastern district WAS
N9,l6l,553. in the Southern district.
s12ll.53G. and in the Pocahontas dis
trici, new subdivision created nv
inc com mission for the purpose or
applying the recent rate increase. rho
dehcit was 3l,35G.43i. Only the
chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and
Western. Virginian and the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac. are IN
ciuded in the new subdivision.
y note attached to the table saws:
10 compare earning power Of roads
In 1920 and 1919. 1t should be noted
that corporate war taxes are nor IN
cluded in 1919 returns. that the reve-
nue. OF all roads for six months or
1920 included approximately $50
100000 back mail pay. and that the
increase wage accruals resulting from
decision by the United States Railroad
Labor Board, retroactive to Nav !
are incomplete"
The ratio Of operating expcnses ,o
operating revenues for the six months
peEiod was s3.7 per cent for 1920, and
$50 per cent 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
REDS ON THE RUN;
MORE THAN 10000
CAPTURED BY POLES.
Entrance Into League
Lowers H.C.L., Says Cox

Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch.)
SOUTH BEND, IND. August 10.
-Govcrnor Cox, In an nddrcsx
here today declared that Amcri-
cas- entrance Into the league of
nntions In imperative II the high
cost of living IL to be succcssfui-
ly combntcd.
with the lcnst possible delay
after March 4, 1871, our pledge Is
to enter the league, making suc,i
additions ns arc renssurJnE and
helpful" he said. .Ihis Will Ie-
gniiy end war; 1t will help to re-
establish credits. a call Will he
mndc upon our mineral wealth
and our productive skill. We will
have the ships to sail every sea,
the supply OF lifc's cSscntinis will
he cqunl to the demand, living
costs will be reduced. What we
would otherwise be spending for
guns md powder and ships, will
he applied to our war debt, and
above all. we will he happy In the
consciousness that war fs prncti-
cnlIy Impossible.
"'Thc question of the league of
nations, therefore, bccomex In
crcnsinEIy the issue in this cam
pnfEn for the very reaSon that II
Involves our safety, our economic
rcadJuntment and our prosperity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
COXCHARGESFUND
OF: $15,O00,OOO is
ASKED BY c. 0. P.
Declares Greedy Interests
Trying to Get Govern
ment "UnderhOlt."
BAGATELLE, HE SAYS, TO
WHAT THEY EXPECT BACK
Democratic Candidate Tells Au-
dience League of Nations Is
Salvation of the World.
tBy Associated Press. ]

SOUTH BEND. IND, August 10
Charges that at least Sl5,000,000 Is
being contributed to the Republican
campaign fund by selfish interests
were made today by Governor Cox.
Democratic presidential candidate
during the course OF two addresses
opening the Indiana Democratic cam
paign.
That is it's low mark" he said.
"and the sky apparently is the limit.
In Ohio 100000 was raised in the
twinkling of an eye. They have sub
divided America into seven districts
and influential men representing
selfish and greedy interests are pass
ing the hat. They are trying to buy
q governmental 'underholt.' 1t is a
mere bagatellc compared with what
the contributors expect to get back"
Promises Reduction of II. c. l..
Pleas for the league OF nations, de-
nunciations OF what he said was the
Republican plan for a separate peace
with Germany. promises of tax re-
.ductions and problems of the hign
cost OF living were other features or
Governor CoN's addresses. He spoke
to Il crowd OF several thousand late
today on the court square. attended a
banquet of the Indiana Democratic
Editors Association. and tonigh. adj
dressed another large crowd at the
Coliseum.
With Republican campaign fund a
special object of the Governors at
tack he declared Wall Street interests
were planning to emasculate the
Federal reserve act. in event of n
Republican victory. by providing that
bankers only shall be eligibl. to
Federal reserve board membership;
to secure power over credits and In
terest rates.
Governor Cox also urged Federal
regulation OF packers and other cold.
storage concerns with time limits for
storage Of foodstums.
To the editors. in his audience. COM
prising about 500, Governor Cox gave
his Views on the print paper situation.
reforestation, inveighing
against a print paper combination,
and declaring manipulation and panic
has contributed to the paper short
age. He suggested Federal super
vision. He also took sharp exception
to Senator Harding's depreciation or
the disappearance Of political organs.
Urging an independent press" Gov
ernor Cox said Senator Harding's was
IA dangerous proposal" suggesting
control Of papers by the Senate OIL
garchy."
War Still More Impossible
Tennessees ratification OF the wo-
man suffrage amendment brought
from the candidate. in his advocacy
of the league, tho statement that
war is more impossible today than
yesterday"
Because. thank God" he added.
the mothers of America have a voice
now in saying when war shall or
shall not be-"
The league. Governor Cox declar-
ed. Is necessary ito keep faith with
tho boys who died in France" ana
also, he said, involves the purse, the
home. the happiness and the self
respect OF every man, woman ana
child" 1t is needed. he said, to re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
ANOTHER COAL STRIKE is
FAST BECOMING IMMINENT
Shny Mines In Illinois md Indinna
Ciosed-ConferenceH Held Was
FruitIeSs
By Universal ServIcc.l

WASH JrS,SupSlsc'Sa service
ASfiINGIoN, August 19.-Almost
Se-third Of the coal mines of Illinois
were closed today, and the State faces
inother strike because operators and
iilners failed TO agree on an increase
ror company men after five-day
session at Cleveland.
reports from indianapolis say many
OF indiana mines are also closed.
frank Harrington, president OF the
hllnoIs miners. has wired the men
70 stay on the job, because a strike
now Will result in government action.
operators and miners wired Presi-
dent Wilson. who called the confer
enoe, that they could not agree. the
miners stating they would try to
make separate agreements with the
operators In the various States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
NO WORD CONES AS
TO CHOICE OF NEW
r., F. e p. PRESIDENT
Believed, HoUeUer, Norman
Call HSucceeds Late VII
liam Fl. White.

No word had been received at the
time The Times-Dispntch went to
press this morning of tho action of
the directors of the r.. f. &c p. Rail-
road at the meeting In New York yes
terday to select n successor to the
late William Fl, White. as president
of the company.
It is believed, however. that Nor
man Call, the present yice-presldent,
and the choice of Yirginia,s busln ess
interests. has been, sert yin be selected
for Che post, 4. ,ls Y 'ls
s g tDs 3 81 \ Y \ i 4. rass,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
President Regains His Normal Weight;
Shaves Himself Now and Climbs Stairs

.shnves himseIf. sometimes
with n safety ruxor.
"Climbs stairs with a cane to
exercise HIS leg muscles.
@Dfctates rnpidiy and frequently
writes shorthand notes OF what he
wants done.
"Uaes un indelibIc pencil to sign
most letters to departmental on
ciais."
At the white House II was snid
tonight that DIR. Grnyson WINS out
OF the city. md was not expected
to return until tomorrow. Sccre-
tnry Tumuity also WINS out of town
and NO other official would COM
ment ON the article.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
(Dy Associated Pre...)

WASHINGTON, August 10
President Wilson has regnined hi.
normal weight OF 170 pounds. nc
cordinE to nm article appearing to-
day in the Washington Times,
quoting Renr-.Adrnirnl Cnry Il.
GrRyson, the Presidents personal
phyaician. nm having made that
statement today. The article also
depicts "nccordins to DIR. Grnyson,"
the things the President does In
"normnl day. ut the White House
Including the following;
@ExcrciseH his left nrm by ex-
tending and with drawing II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
SUGAR DEALERS MUST
ACCEPT HEAWLOSS.
DEPARTMENT RULES
No Relief TO Those Caught
Win Large Stock in
Price Slump.
fny AssocInttd Presa.1

WASHINGTON. August 19.-Sugar
dealers caught in the recent price
slump with large stocks on their
hands are appealing to tho Depart
ment of Justice to save them from
loss. according to John T.. Crosby.
acting head of the departments cam
paisn to lower the cost OF living.
Many dealers who have been pro-
hibitcd from selling sugar at moro
than cont pound profit. Mr.. Crosby
said today. complain that because
they bought sugar when prices were
high they now face heavy losses. I'm
less rehners violate tho Lever act. he
added. the. department has no remedy.
for tho situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
FAN FALLS DEAD AS "BABE"
HITS OUT ANOTHER HOMER
Excitement mt Polo Grounds Too
1iuch for Man With Weak
Heart.

NEW YORR. August 1s.-Babe
Ruth stepped to the plate In today's
game at tho Polo Grounds
There was hush OF expectancy.
One man leaned forward in his seat
in box, tense with excitement Bat
met ball with crack. and the
spheroid sailed out toward the far
thest bleachers for homer. The
crowd yellcd-all but the man in the
box. He slumped forward, dead of
heart failure.
Papers in his pocket Identified him
as Theodore Sturm. Belrosc. Long Is
land. Physicians said his heart was
weak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
rnsndsisrs Startling Advance.
tBy Associated Press.i

10y ASSOCt0tSd PreSS.l
PARIS. August 1e.-Poiisb fo,ee.
ard advancing with undlmInished
speed along the line running rom
north OF Warsaw to wIowa, aboat
ITO miles southeast OF Warsaw. prin-
cipal interest, however. attaches 10
the maneuvers of General Pilsudskvs
forces. ~.
Massed reserves, which he had con-.
centrated at Ivangorod, southeast Of
the capital. have advanced sisty
miles in three days and effected ~
junction with another army operst-a
ms. from cholm. United. these
armies wera within eighteen miles
of the strongly fortified Bres,-Lit.
ovsk. 12o miles east OF Warsaw snt
noon Wednesday, and have now prop-i
ably reoccupy that important csr-
ter OF communications, which cha;
CONTINUED on Second Pa0r -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
COL. R0OSEvELT'S COUSIN
DIES SUDDENLY IN CLUB

s. Montgomery Roosevelt, Noted Art
tist and Painter. Succumbn
mt Age OF G5.
NEW FC1eK, august 1o.-S. Mont
gomcry Roosevelt. noted artist and
painter. aged sixty-five. dropped dead
this afternoon In the lobby OF the
Knickerbocker Club. Mr. Roosevelt
was cousin OF the late Colonel
,ThSodore Roosevelt. 4 j i.
sss lns,s,nsse nssss sssn q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
BERGDOLL FOUND GUILTY
Wealthy Youth Convicted OF Army
Desertion and Sentenced to
Enur Ycura

JSpccial to The Times Dispatch.
NEW YORK. August 19.-Edwin r.
Berdoll. Of Philadelphia, has been
found guilty OF desertlon from the
army by evading the draft and SON
fenced to four years hard labor at
Fort Leavenworth. 1t was announced
today Mt Governors Island.
Lieutenant-colonel c.. c. Crcsson,
trial judge-advocate in the BergdolI
case. who made the announcement,
said that Berdoll was also given a
dishonorable discharge from the army
and forfeited all pay and allowances,
8 G, & o. Every, Sunday Outings, s. 200
Round "Trip to- Pa ONT Bpckroe,
sSysSls ssIl:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
wonaer WorrsaL

Tfmes-D1spatch want Atts & atss
Wonder Workers IN that they BRING 4
buyer and seller toEeskaT sc 81 Ininis
and sellcr Win mutual rrc6 ) isSs
.sSsa ssss ssps ssSsSS siSe1Sss issx sis lS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

Ss II we were to attenpt to tell OF all
the great bnrgatils found through
HTImhssD i6patc Want Adj &c would
5SaS ssssysE ss tss "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

Norfolk, s2.o6; Va Beach. 37.7o +.
Al & isSsss ssRessy az "; 81; 81 ass.a la.!
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IS i sasss Sss s,Isss nlss hsssss asz sssS 1ss.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
ZKollegium
sw. Stanisfawa Kostki.

Rok szko1ny w Kollegium Sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki rozpoczyna
sic w przysziym tygodniu uro
czystem Nabozenstwem Inaugu-
racyjnem, ktore odprawi we Srodg
dnia 8go wrze5nia X. FranciSzek
Gordon, c. R. Delegat> General
ny Xxx. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ma
Ameryke; celebrans wyPowie tez
do miodziezy okolicznosciowa n.
uke.
We czwartek dnia 9-go b. m,
rozpocznq SIG regularne lekcye.
Wpisy do Kollegium odbywa-
ia sic W dniach biezqcych w PREY
>zfym tygodniu specyainie ma wpi
y przeznaczono dni poniedziaiek
5go ! wtorek Ego wrzeSnia.
Pc informacye zgiaszac sic male
~ wprost do kancelaryi zakiadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
Do bylych Hallerezykow
czlonkow z. W. A. P.

Niniejszem z~wolujemy posie,-
dzenie wszystkich byiych sierzan
odjutantow ! ofiCer6w z by
lei armii generala Hallera, tax ma
lezacych do Zwiqzku weteranow
Armii Polskiej jak i tych, ktorzy
jeszcze do Zwiazku ME naleza, IA
posiedzenie do ofisu prezesa I.
w. A. P, dra Majora A. Pietrzy
kowskiego, pnr. lo4 Milwaukee
ave, ma drugiem pietrze, czyli
mad teatrem KoSciuszko. Ma Posle
dzenie to take powinni przybyc
G. ktorzy wchodza W EEIad KOmi
syi oPracowania Ustaw ola I. W.
\. P.
Posiedzenie odbedzie sic W Pc
niedzialek dnia 6-go ~wrzesnia, o
godzinie go wieczorem.
Geese!
DR.. A. Pietrzykowski. prezezs
S. Z. Stachowicz, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
KLUB Observation-Disclosures VS.
INDIAN A.. {.

W niedziele, dnia $50 wrze$nil h.
r., gracze w pike palantowa kiuLu
Polish = American Athletic Club zlnie
RIA sic re sprawna dziewiatka Indian
\. c.. PREY Kedzie ave. i 31ej ulicy
Gracze pOlScy maja dose dObra die
wiatke, by pokonac Silnych przHciwm'
k6w. Sa TO ci sami, co cd kilku lat
podnieSli imie klubu poiskiego ma wy
zyny fanny spOrtowej. Ora 2apowiada
sic ciekawie, vice MECH spOrtowcy "a
dni widzenia dobrej CRY, przyjdl i "a
checa naSzych do zwycieStwa. Ora roz-
pocznie sic o godzinie Sci popGudnlu.
Leon CzerwinSki jako rzucacz i II.
BirkhOltz jako chwytacz, beda baterya
pOlSkiej dziewiatki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

Staraja sic nar6d nasz wObec innych
ponizyc j spotwarzyc.
Dlatego tea ksztalccie mlodziea "
&piewie i muzyee i~zachecae ia poESins
niSmy do pieSni narOdowet.
Dnaua szkoia Spiewn nuzyH, +,
Rybowiaka, otwiera sw6j rok szkol-
ny W przyszly wtorek W nOwem miej-
'Scu, pod numerem 2217 Thomas ul.
w nowym i obSzerpym tym lokalu
pObieraC bedzie MONA lekcye Spiewu,
cry ma %fortepianie i innych instrument
tach. OrkieStra dzieci r~ozpocznie tei
Swe cwiczenia.
Zapisywac sic MONA do przysz}cgo
wrorku pod Starym adreSem, 900 y.
Hoyne ave, a n~aStepnie pod nOwym
221T Thomas I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

POTRZEBA robOtnik6w do cementowcj
robcty. Frank Moeller, 1926 Webster
ave-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
Bacznose KieIeckie.

Obywatele, ktorzy pochodza Z
pow. Pinczow i Miechow, oraz
Stopnice, So proszeni o przybycie
ia zebranie, jake sic odbedzie W
uiedziele, $50 wrzeSnia 1920 +, o
godzinie 2giej po p~oiudniu w dol
nej sail p. !. K~rechniaka, pnr.
1866 w. Huron ul., 'rog Noble III.
Ze wzgledu ma to, re to zebranie
Jest w bardzo waznej sprawie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

Tow. Sw. Karola Boron. gr. %
L.igi Dzieci S. P. W A. odbedzie re-
gularne posiedzenie W niedziele an.
5go b m. og dozinie 2ej pcpoludniu
W sail ON. 3. ObecnoSG wszyStktcn
pozadana. - E. Pastwa, PREF; l..
Urbanikiewicz, sekr. 1903 Noble III.
Klub Obywat9lski Tad. ko--
$ciuszki z powodu $wieta Labor Day
odklada posiedzenie do ~poniedziaf-
ku dnia 1890 wrzeSnia. - J6zef Ora
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

POTRZEBA balwierza ma wieczory
soboty. 3214 S. Mosspratt ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
Ze Szkoly Muzycznej
B. Rybowiaka.

Spiew i Muzyka jest OzdOba oraz
~wyrazeniem uczuc kazdegO narOdu, dla-
teso tez kazdy nar0d udOSkonala swa
mlodziez W Spiewie i muzyce, rozpOw-
szechnia go przez swych Spiewak0w i
muzyk6w pomiedzy inue narodowoSci
wyrazajac przez to Swe ideally i uczu-
cha narodowe, a Il p~rzySparza-
iac sobie miIoSnik0w i Sympatyk0w.
Ny Polacy tem wiecej, pOwinniSmy sic
starac o p~odnoszenie Spiewu i muzyki.
DO jesteSmy re wszech strOn O~toczeni
vrogami. kt0rzy ma kazdem miejscu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
DROBNE nC1OSZENIA

PRZYJAIIE dziecko do bawienia ALDO
kObiete 2 dzieckiem. 1913 milwaukee,
avenue. 2gie pietro, front.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

Organizacye demokratyczne in
dorsowaiy rodaka naszego p. Ed
warda Z. Kilichowskiego, handy
data ma posla do Legislatury Sta
novel 25go senatoryalnego dy
stryktu. P. Kilichowski pracuje
W zawodzie prawniczym i Jest
studentem prawa w Kent Kolle-
GUM prawniczem, ktore wiaSnie
honczy, zamyslajac poswiscic sic
adwokaturze. Cziowiek uczynny
- zasiuguje ma poparcie. Panic
tao o MIN W prawyborach 15-go
~wrze5nia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
Polacy G6ruja
w SpOrtach.

T. \. \. C., SO szampionam CRY We
w~netrznej ma zewnQfrz. ZdObyli puhar
Banku POlSkiegO.
Przez pOdw6jne p%OkOnanie klrbn Al
lance \. \. - gracze klubu pOlSkO-a-
meryka6skiego zdobyli puhar i Ssam-
piOnat ligi Twilight" W Srze piiki We
wnatrz i ma zewnatrz, W palanta. o.
, statni konteSt rOzeSra} sic W parkn
Eckharta - gdy naSi pOkOhali rrzcc;.
wuikGw > punktami do 0. Jake >zara.
pionami p6FnOcpO-zachOduiej dziclni-
Icy i park6w p]uhlicznych. W nagrcde D
trzymaIi puhar Srcbrny. pokazncj wirl
koSci. o~fiarowany przez Bank PrlSki,
| Northwestern Trust and Savings Bank.
PREY Milwaukee, ave. i Division III.
StaSiu BOraS jake rzuCacZ dztrlule
sic spisal. a z MIN Ed. Cz~erwiGski. Ora
cze polscy utrzymujQ Szampionat tra
pc raz trzeci.
RezuItat podiug kOlejek:
| Alliance \. \. o %
y. \. y. Z. . o > O.
=
Ma bOiSku Portage Park. PREY Zhic.
gu Irving Park i 54tej ul., dziewiQtka
klubu StaniSlawow9Sieco pod nazwQ
North West Speed Boys" Stanie do
cry W pike metowq jutro w nicdzic-
le o godzinie Sci p~OpOindniu. 2 Si.nym
! klubem pod nazwa West Lakes. W
naStepny zaS dzien. W $wietO Robotni-
kGw. naSi chfopcy zmierza sic Z die
wiatka uchodzaca "a nie~pOkonanych p.
n. B. X. Nationals ma tym Samym
boisku. Jak mas nformuja hracia Bla
szynscy, m~analerzy naszych Zuch6w,
re klub Speed Boys pokona oba kiuby
Ii OdnieSie mad mimi zwycieStwo. ~
czymy pOwodzenia. Chlopcy zapraSza-
ia wSzyStkich lubOwnik0w $pOrtu pill
k~arskieSo o jak n~ajliczmiejSzy .wSp6i-
pdzia}. Gre MONA widziet zupelnie bcz
piatnie. Przyjdzcie wSzyscy.
Dziewiatka p. n. ..Parec \. A." po-
wedruje jutro ma boiSko W Cragin i
tam Stanie do cry z hluhem nOSzacym
NAIVE ..Kedvale A, E." o puhar Spaul-
dinga. Ora za~powiedziana jest NJ 60
dzine 1-Sza pOpo}udniu pUmktualnie. PO
StrOnie klubu Paree \. A, graG bcdQ
| naStepujacy SmOrOwski, r. T., Miller,
SIS, Walsh. l. f. King, =. b., s. Pu-
fundtz 3. b., T. Pufundt, l b.. Swat,
C. f., Pabich, c., a Z. Greenwald, p.
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PREF; Wiad. Barwig, Sc

bowiecki, PREF; "Wiad. Barwig, Sc
kretarz.
+ Tow. Polek rKl6owej Jadwigi
cdbedzie regultrne p~osiedzenie W
niedziele, dnia 5go wrzeSnia, o 60
dzinie $50 po%poIudniu' W sail 7wyk-
lych p~osiedzeh. - Nonst. Czekata,
pref; St. Slupikowska, sekr. prot.
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POTRZEBA rWood-Ffnishera'. Ameri
can Casket Mfg. Co., 1913 W. Division
ul. ~
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pOTRZEBA dziewczyny do Og6lnej do
novel piracy. Dobra familia niema pra
MIA. 1920 No. BOyne /T9, I
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POTRZEBA inteligentnych i czyn--
nych mezczyzn do reprezentowania
~propozycyi sprzedawania bond6w -
przynoszace juz ~dywidendy, dobra
sposobuo5c z%arabienia dobrych pie
niedzy. ZglosiG sic 2437 Indiana az.
pomiedzy godzina $50 a 10ta ra-
no. ZapytaG sic o pana Fisher.
3-4-7-9
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POTRZEBA MEICZYZN DO BUDO.
WANNA DREWNIANlCH WACO
NOW

Potrzeba kilku ~jeszcze mezczyzn -
przy sheating, frames, drzwiach in
nych robotach. D}uga !Jbota PREY
nowych refrigerator wagonach. Pra-
ca wewnatrz. - 2310 S. Paulina vi.
6
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PRACA

POTRZEBA mezczyzn Tub koHet do
zbierania cebuli W nasZym wary
wynn o~grodzie W Chicago, przyjem-
ma ma powietrzu praca re ~sposooNo-
scic do zarc -ienia wysokiej Zap'a-
ty. ME potrzeba Noswiadczenia, wy
piacamy co wiecz6r.' Zgiosic sic 0
GAS rano gotowi do piracy. Budlong
Gardens, 5224 Lincoln ave. I
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Potrzeba Gornikow

do wegla W Kentucky, samOtnych /
aonatych 2 familiami. Dobra zapia-
ia, wylozymy ma podr6z. 80 S. Canal
uL, 80 wrzes.
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POTRZEBA prasownik6w PREY dzie-
ciecych sukniach. 1860 Milwau-
kee ave 3cie pietro: 4
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POTRZEBA %dziewczyny Tub kobiety
do ofisu dentystycznego. popc}udniu
| ~wieczorem, oprocz piatku. 1911 w.
Chicago ave Z
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POTRZEBA do prasowania Sew
kow, fastrygowania dziur okoio ra-
mion do robienia dziurek PREY ko-
stumefskich surdutach. 337 S. Hal
sted ul. z
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STARSZA niewiasta potrzebuie die
wczyny Tub kobiety z dzieckiem IA
mieszkanie 1916 Cleaver ul., 2gie
pietro, " lyle. (
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POTRZEBA starszej kobiety do do
mowei rcboty, ma caly dzieh Tub ma
kr6tkie godziny. Zg}Qsic sic W ME-
dziele. 3545 Belmont ave.