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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21
Zygnunt ~SachnowslLi.

Ciocia YMCA ro1wozi,> jakby nigdy
mic c7ekofade, papieroSy. goracc ka'
kao. Iomierstwo zeskakuje Z nrmat
dopominajac sic " dodutku o ga1ety
Trch, oczywi$cic, niema, TAX, jak ME
ma nas2ych pan / panGw, CO to prey
stolikach W WarSzawie ro1faja ordy'
nansom / Iazikom paidy chlcba Z kie''
hasa | papieroSy. Ma frOnc:c tylc re-
klamcwana du~broczynneSc nnaal Wy
rcrza usan.echnicty. spokojny Amery'
kanin.
Omijamy popalone mostly, ciagnace
sic ma prs>strseni kilometrGw zaGro-
dy koHzaSte / planowo przygotowane,
oScpy strzelccEie. wynik skladancj
przez dni kilkanaScie energfi spoleczeE
silva. 20 drodzc wciaa k~oluTuny wojsk
= toczy sic wsEystko ma p6&noc, ably
zamknat ostateczmie bolszewikG~.
Dokad jedSiecie?
- Do MnSkwt - brzmi rezolutna Cd
powiedz z jasDczyku artyleryjkteso,
Jestern " Putusku. Pr1ewaaa eie--
ment w~ojskowy. sklcpy zamHiete, cy'
widow maio. tn | 6wd1lc snuje sic
czionex stray obywat6is&icj 3 czer-
wohc-hiala opaska. Zyd6w iaGby wy
mj6ti. Spotykam jednego.
B~olssewicy dokuczyli wan bar.
dzo?
OF. OF. Mech ich, "a przeprosze.
MEM. cholera. -. Placill samemi So
w!etkami. Co my stracil 49,.
Rynek. OSS2erny. ohmurowany, jak
przystalo ma stare miasto-IuitusR. -
POSrcdku reSEtki starego ratusza Z
przykNnletej hialeJ budoSli wystrze-
IA czerw6noceSIasta wiela, niczcm M
placu MaryacStm. Do przedsieni jedncj
z ramienic plynie / wyplywa stamtad
wtara tofnierska to sztah, cy sztahy
dywizyl, spotkali sic bowiem W ME
scie s~eneraiowic IcIigowski i Osihskl.
Wfasnie jakiS Obywatel z pod Pull
tuska z wysadzonym naprZ6d kaiduy
nem, wcale opicklej twarzy, Osem Ia
barwionym ma flolet rozwodzl sic W
Sicniach szeroSo. Szuka zro7um!enia
ola krzywdy:
Ostatnie siedem koni zabrali mi
Polacy. Bolszewfki wziali 81 kr6w, ME
rogacizne, Is skap, to wysia}em pod.
jendka Z rektcm koni do miasta 1 vie
Gel ich ME %widzia}crn Mui bye spra.
wiedliwoSc! .... VIOLA obrwatel IT,
piac. oczami dO&ofa....
Zoinicrze strchaj ia. Chwila klopotli
wego mfkzenla.
TOs pan TAXI? - sunie naprZGl
Sierzant W maciej6wce, nalozony ma
baker. Jak ci bolszewiki zabraly
wszystko, to ma Mich ME narzekaM, n
Jak Posakom potrzeba koni | wzieni. To
skowyczysz. zmiaraj, DO Gle wsadze 10
paki razcm z bolSzcwikaml, CO tam Sic
dza. BoS ty peSnie ich brat.
Obywatel0wl r01machane, kr6tkie re
&c omdlowajq. w ciagu sekundy - ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Wyleczyl sic z RUPTURY

Dostsaem eiszkiej raptrry gdy hiks
karze poviedEieE ms. 8s jedyna nadzie-
81 Ola rnie fest o~peraeya. Pasy ME po-
mogfy nj ME Wres7cie dostAiefn cot
90 n1nte predko ! Tupefnie wyleosyio.
Rtnslo t4 kinSs lat ) ruptura ma wrA-
Co. cnocia4 ciet&o prHcuje jake cieAla.
Me nnfa8em operaeyd, ME 1Kubiienn .
90 I kiopotu ME mfafem. Ne nam mic
"a ~Oprzedak. leoz ohetnis dam kom-
rleene tr~9orrnacye lax wyieczyc nosna
Innie ~adresuiac EuSen NJ. Pullen.
CaDenter. sos G. Marcellus ave, Ma
haSuuAn. ~. J. Aloo lepieJ wytnitMe to
notatke 1 pokstc!e tym ktorzy ryNJa
PuptuPe - mote uratnjeeIe tyoe Slbo
E~apoNie&niec,s n~ieszczescSu ruptury, kto
petu I obawy prze3 operaeyG (ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

ses pounocy Ao,nierry v~ypryskuio
ma rynek.
- Tfu. Swiniopas- - biegnie 20
| MIN.
49, To bogaty handlnrz bydla z pod
Pultuska -- Odzywa sic ja&ls cywil'
- Wdaje sic z cywileGn w rozmowe.
Jako kier9wnik elcktrowni miejskie]
stykai sic SezpoSrednlo Z wladzam mi So
wieckiemE
Pu3tusk przezyl dnl sielcm pod in
wazya bolszewidka. dni siedem podczas
kt6rych rozWincii najezdzcy catokszta't
swych rzad6w. NieZw3ocznie po
wej$ciu wprowadzili powiatowy komi-
tct ~rewoiucytny (rewko1n) z podziafem
ma urzedy ~wojSkOwy, ekonomiczny pc
lityczny oraz ,- 6kregowy urEad apro'
wizacvjny .rajprodkom>. WladZe a
czelnc ,.rewkoma". przywie&li z SODA.
Va silly %pomocniczc W biurach uzy7Wali
stosujac przrmus, m~iejscowych urzedni
k6w masistratu | instytucyi rsytec7no-
Sci p~ubiicnuej. Piacili i'm pc 80 rib.
sowieckich IA dzIcn piracy oil 1 rano
do 7 w~ieczorem bez przerwy ~obiadoWeJ.
SformcwaIi niezwkocznie milicyc czer-
wona z samych nicmal 5Fd6w z'oz"''l'
do kt6rej nalczalo raru ~r0bVSnik6" >"
lakdw z ~micjsccwych fah7rk M'ntzIa'
..Rowkom'' urzedoWat W umStStracic.
W kt6rvm ~wywiaszczono przcdewszy-
klein picniadze, potcln p0niszczono kSle
ri | poleeono aprowadzit move w je'
zrkach rosyjskim | polsktm. " nnhGi'
stracic ! W urzetach zaw!eszono napi'
So dwujczykowe. Wprowadzcno. ME
zv1oczn!e czas sowierki, t. J. posunirto
zcsary o try eotlsiny naprz0d. Stero-
ryDosanym urzcdnikom-Pclakom ma sta
ncwiskach ba rdzicj odpowiedzlalnych
dods wall anio{6w przcwainie plci zen,
skIej, przywiezi0nych Rosyi. lr2c'
dnikom nakazano przeprowadzic reJc'
siracye ludnosci, fabryk, narzedzi etc.
Pewnego dnia przywiezli BOZ
szewicy jakieso rrsmicrcCnego ia
polu hitwy znaczniejszego towarzy~
sza, zaw tadomiG u~rzefownie CO wybit-
n;ejszycb ooywatell Polak6w / Ayd6w
ably o ~oznaczoncJ Godzinie stawili sic
na rynek. Tu obok stareso masistrntu
kazali i'm wykopaG Gr6b | kommiSte
owego pochowali. Potem przez ulice
Puituhka odbyl sic 2 ,rewkomem' ma
czcle czerwony pochUI, W kt6rym o.
ficyalnle wzicli udzial miejScowt czion
kowie ..Burdu". Sza r6wniez garstka
robomikGw Po,ak6w, ale ,,bylo i'm dose
niepzyJcmnie | ogladali sic niespoEoj-
ME IA wszysukie strony". w pochodzie
niesiono rozwlniete napisy: ,,Precz z
burzuazya, MECH zyje pr~oletaryat'.
MECH lyle Polska ~sowircka", oczy-
wlscie nspsy dwu, a nawet tr0jjezy-
czne. Dokoia grObu owcso bolszewiRa
od5yi sic wlec. u prowlzoryczncGo
~wzniesienia m0wili o Acknowledgement
urzadze6 bolszewlckich Rosyanhn, Po'
lax, zyd, oczywiScie ME miejscowi. Po-
dobny wiec. Odbyl sic ma sail resursy
mieJscowej.
L mnie W dOmu PREY I'll. koSclu-
ski - dolaczyf sic do ro1mowy adv.
Blgoszewski - mie&cll sic sad rewolu-
cyjny poloey. Napis brl wcalc iadny
.,Smiert" polkim panam''. przewodni-
czacym tego sadu byi bolszcTik kolo-
SOW. cztowioi mlody, dose kulturalny.
Sadzono pewnego razu dw6ch dczerte-'
row i jakqs dame, jak mdwii ks. Wo
ronlecka, kt6ra pn\m wywiezli do MI
kowa....
A pocd2 przywlezli do Puituska
burmistrza z Makowa / ks. Lubomir.
skiego z Glinek: - zapytuje dyrektOr
elektrowni.
- Ale potem. jak poczull, re cos ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

dobrze z mimi zaezeli rabowat, nis7-
czyc dokumentnle mieszkania. zabie-
rail- wszystko: miotiy, iopaty, bielizne
damska, srutli, rekawiczSi, co wpadfo
W ocZy.
Zabrali takAe 2 sOba z~ak}adni--
kGw burmistrza, Sniegockicgo, wiasci-
ciela fabrytki, Mintza, Obywatela Zmi-
jcwskieEo, ~urzednika, Budnego....
Znikll b~olszewiki, jak kamfora,
psia lch.... - przerywa drskh.s str6z
magistracki. P1unai W garSc i z roma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21
Zwycieskim Szlakiem.

- ..ZaJaofoSc ma zyuOW jest uu1a
z hukowa kilkuset w~ymaszerOwa'
10 z bolszewikami.
w Siedlcach Galica wziaf do ME
wolf $50 5yd6w z bronia W reku, o.
strzeliwujacych nasze wojska. Pokazy'
wal ich korespondentom zagranic1nym.
Sprawl oparia sic o wod1a Naczelne-
go. wystano sadly lorraine.
Ha, Ia, ha.... Pyszna musisi
MET mine ten lotnik bolszewicki, CO
to wyslany . BrzeScia . rozsazaml do
Lukowa ocknal sic sr6d naSzych. Nh.
ME rozumial, przeciersi oczy i tegnai
sic. -.
-Balachanowiz szarpie ich mocuo
o. tyiu....
St6j.
Pred autern dwic rozlozone reee:
krotkie, male; mad niemi wysokt ma
metr s~zpikulec karabinu franGuskies%,
Pozatem mic. Ogladamy sic ! dopiero 20
pewnym czasie Wide W boku, poniAej
drzwiczek auto naio5ona ma bakier fu-
razerke ~francuska, wielka z "a diugi'
mi resawami kurtke pruska z herbd'
mi ccsarskimi. czarne ~pantalony, iydy
6winiete " getry. koloru khaki 1 - boz
Sc brudne nosi. Pod czapka czarne We
sole oczy i policzki osmalcne. Tona "
sbyt szerokim koinierzu, kt8ry owijai
niesdyS kark gemeima.
Maha postac stale ma bacznoSc.
Dukumenty prosze, panic putko-
wniku.
Mona jecnat - m6wi 20 uwaz.
mem przeczytaniu papieru - i znowu
prostuje sic.
Wy kto? - pyta pulkownik.
Szeregowiec.. -. puSku p.... dy.
HiEyi.
- z poboru?
Ochotnik z warszawy.
- Lat,
- H.,
JesteSmy " obrebie Modlina.
Twierdza. grolna nawala " wyo6ra'
3eniu ludzSiej odbija sic obraEem po.
nureso zamczyska sredniowieczneGo.
Mic pcdobnego: uliee, dcrki, drzewa,
jasno, pe4no sionca. zieleni. Ruch po-
jeno zamiast cywil6w - 4ol-
Tam oddziai marynarzy wyca-
"a z6rawiem ma ewiczenia TO ochotni-
cy jN leza na murawie i udaja, re
strzelaja . nicnabitych '~karabinow ;
przew1jaja sic konni, leca motocySle.
natioczony autami szoferzy "a
peniaja gumy. Poznaje czervooe pie
truwe autobusy warsZawskie( Stoja ~
Szeregu 1mobilizovane; inne niA ,,Plac
- pl. T~eatralny', odbywaja
te kursy.
Dowodca V arrnii gen. Sikorski Pc
.caionocnej piracy spoczywa ~jeszcze.
w pietrovem, czerwonym budynku
i ~dowodstwa ruch iUz duly. Dyzurni q
ficerowie sztabowt udzielaja nam in
formacyi o sytuacyi na froncie. oory-
sowuja mape. Pc kr6tkm odpoczynku
ruszsmy dalej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

DZIrNNIK CHICAcOSKI zamles..
"a wiecej drobnych ogioszeh, aniteli
inne dzienniki polskie " Chi
,a1o IN 7ern wz,ete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

Fossuku1ess prac1f - CIytAi pn11d
o~RioszeniA pod rubryka ,PRACA" -
szpaltach DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
sKIEG0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21

chem czyscii chodnik pred sztabera
dywizyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-21
The Gillette Safety Razor
Ola Dni Szczescia

TDZlEkOLWlEK p~rzeidziesz mao
NJ koto swiata, znsjdxiesz brzytwe
Gillette uEywana przez ludzi. kt6rzy
ca dumni re swcj powierzchownosci.
Gillette lest iedyna doskonaia brzyt-
wa. Naiwiecei niedoswiadczona osoba,
moze iei utywae bez irytncyi sk6ry.
Trrymaj tylko Gillette prry twarzy i
col sic krotkimi pociagnieciami pc
skorze.
,Jezeli she cheese ugolit lekko. zasru-
b6i ostrze ciasno. Jeteli cheese bye
ugolonym giadko. zlutnij troehe racz-
ke. Gillette jos, iedyns brzytwa kt6ra
Gle ,ekko Tub g}adko ugoli podlus tego
jak sobie tyczysz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
REVOLUTlONlSTS PLAN
TO DANISH BOOZE AND
STOP GAMBLING GAMES
Continued from Page one)

men shall have power to do their
own will"
Those at the conference pointed
out today that in all territory con,
trolled by the revolutionists there
is not one political prisoner in
rebel jails. They said military
commanders had been ordered by
Governor de la Huerta TO treat all
political opponents fairly and safe
guard them. General Emilio Sal
mas, provisional governor of Chi
huahua, they said was brother
in-law of President Carranza, and
was released after his arrest during
the revolt of Carranza troops at
Chihuahua City, in line with this
policy, instead of holding him as
hostage against the capture of
prominent revolutionists by Car
ranzistas.
Governor de Ia Huerta returned
to Hermosillo, capital of Sonora.
tonight. Hermosillo temporarily
will be the seat of the provisional
government. Concerning prohibit
ton, Governor de Ia Huerta said:
I'VE cannot expect prohibition in
day nor the end of gambling, but
is an end toward which we are
striving. 1t will come in Mexico as
it did in the United States. We
have ordered liquor selling and
gambling stopped in all territory
we control. 1t will be most rigidly
enforced, along the international
boundary because of the danger of
the traffic to the relations between
our country and the United States
at this most critical time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
To DARkEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
A few applications of Sage Tea and
sulphur bring back its vigor,
color, gloss and youthfumess.

Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea with sulphur added.
will turn gray, streaked and faded
hair beautifully dark and luxuriant.
Just a few applications will prove
ia revelation if your hair is fading,
|streaked or gray. Mixing the Sage
Tea and Sulphur recipe at home,
though, is troublesome. An easier
way is to get bottle of Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound at any
Grug store all ready for use. This
is the old-time recipe improved by
the addition of other ingredients.
While wispy, gray. faded hair is
not sinful, We all desire to retain
our youthful appearance and at
Effectiveness. By darkening your
hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound, no one can tell,
because 1t does it so naturally, so
evenly. You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning all
gray hairs have disappeared, and
after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and luxuriant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
RAILROADS ASK
Permission To
INCREASE RATES
Lines Will Need Over a Bill
lion Dollars Additional to
Bring Their Income to the
Basis Provided in Law.

By MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LtAsso WIS
Washington, MAY (by the Asso-
ciated Press) The nations rail
roads will need an additional ST.
Ot7,O00.O 900 to bring their income
to the ocr cent basis provided in
the transportation act.
Through the association of rail-
way executives, the roads proposed
to the Interstate Commerce COM
mission today that this sum be
realized through increased freight
charges, leaving the passenger
rates at the present level
The advances in freight rates
proposed arc:
Eastern roads--30.4 per cent to
yield an advance in all revenues of
2l.1 per cent.
Southern roads-309 per cent to
provide 20.7 per cent larger reve-
nue..
Western roads-239 per cen! to
advance all revenues Il per cent.
Presentation Of the figures mark
cd the formal opening of the rail-
road rate case. While detailed
statements Submitted to the com
mission today covered only the
eastern lines, estimates Of tho need
cd increase of the western ana
southern groups accompanied the
initial suggestions upon which the
commission is to determine an en-
tire new rate structure.
Net income of all of the coun-
try's railroads fell from $l,O56 ,OOO,-
600 in 1916 to $50 100000 last
year, the railroads claim, white
their investment has increased
more than $2.O00,00O,000 These
figures were given to serve as
basis from which the commission
could work in developing a scale
of rates 20 meet the government
guarantee. o
An estimated valuation of $50
rtG 900, 600 was placed on the
transportation systems of the coun-
inv on Daniel Willard, president OF
The Baltimore and Ohio railway,
While there has been an increase
in operating expenses of 99,l per
cent since 1916 the roads basis ri
revenues for the same period mas
haen increased only 3G.37 per cent
the executive statement declared
and the operating expenses OF tle
lines now are 90 per cent OF the
revenues against So per cent III
1916.
This wear and next, the eastern
lines alone face the renewal ol
nearly .S25O.0OO.0OO in maturing OBJ
Hpations. Mr.. Willard said in dis
cIgaing the problem OF financing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05

any IlONeIleHt'
Home Guards Are Ready,
Approximately 10000 home
guards under General Enrique
were reported ready for action.
Trains have been running regularly
between Chihuahua City and Ca
MARCO and the first train left Chi
huahua City for Jimcncz today.
The first direct train from Parral
will arrive in the Chihuahua capt.
tai tomorrow, it was said.
said,
General Pablo QuirOga. head Of
the Carrauza forces, left for the
south with the permission of The
Chihuahua City headquarters be
ing supplied with an armed escort
by the latter.
Francisco Villa has sent ENJOYS
from Satevo to Aqua Prieta, Som
ora, the headquarters of General
p. Elias Gales commander of the
revolutionary army of the north
west, but his overturcs were is-
nored. according to Chihuahua City
reports. He was reported Sunday
as being at MeoGui near the rail-
road station OF Ortiz, twenty miles
southeast of Chihuahua City.
Provisional Governor Alfonso
Gomez Luna will turn his office
over to Senator Abel Rodriguez in
a few days, ii was said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
JOURNAL FORCE GIVEN
INCREASE IN WAGES

The Morning journal ycstcr-
day raised the wages Of its chi
ploycs in all departments 10
tCr cent. 4 raise of 81 per
cent In the mechanical depart
mCnt was made short time
ago. No demand was made fer
an increase at This time, tho
employees showing no DISPOSE.
lion whatever TO break their
contracts. However, the man
agemcnt, after considering the
problems created by the CON
timing rise in living costs, de-
Cidcd that general increase
OF 10 per cent should be made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
Union Bakers Strike.

Vancouver. r. c.. May 4.-tnion
bakers of Victoria have walked
out adding their number to the
bakers already on strike in VAN
cpuver, Seattle, Portland and san
francisco it was announced at the
Labor temple today. The predic-
ton was made that the entire Pa
cific coast would be affected before
the strike was over. .s....-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
PhlIadeIphia, g; Washington, 4.

washington, May 4.-T1mCIy hlt-
ting enabled Philadelphia to take
the odd game of the series from
Washington today. Perry pitching
for the visitors, was batted hard,
but received steady support,
Score by innings; K. II. II.
Philadelphia sol 001 0Ol-6 10 l
Washington eel 600 300 9 0
Batteries; Perry and Perkins;
Zachary and Charity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
Detroit. 2: Cleveland. I,

Detroit, Mich, May detroit
won it's second game of the season
by defeating Cleveland today. Both
of Detroits runs came in the ninth
when Cobb singled, scoring Bush
and Veach. Cleveland scored in
the eighth on an error by Bush.
Score by innings: r. II, Il.
Cleveland 200 600 010-1 4
Detroit 1000 600 002-2 3 1
Batteries: Myers and O'Ncill;
DauSS and Stanage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
4---ofSD
NOTICE ENK PIRIIC ALTON
on ciean-cut merritt
No premiums or pull!

FOIItN tOk PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, u S. Land
Office at Santa Fe, New Mexico, April
20, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Santiago
Garcia, Of Alameda. n. M, who, on Feb
ruary 6, 1917, made homestead entry.
No O2956i, for NWH sEM, NEA
sWA, Lots and 4, Section 30. Town
ship Ia NJ Range l W, New Mexico
Principal Meridian, has filed notice If
intention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Clerk OF Probate Court,
at Bernallllo, sandoval county n. NJ,
on June 10, 1920. Claimant names as
witnesses Pedro Romero, of Alameda.
~ M; Miguel Garcia, Of Alameda, \.
M Jose Espalin, of Alameda, n. NJ;
Severino Espalin of Alameda, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADo,
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
Cincinnati. 5: Chicago, 4.

Cincinnati May 1.-THE CHAM
pions broke their losing streak to-
day by winning a close game from
Chicago and went back to first
place in the National league race.
Carter was hit freely in the early
innings. Ring BANKED the Cubs for
six rounds, but weakened in the
seventh and was relieved by Luque
in the eighth after the visitors had
come within one run of tying the
score. The batting of Neale and
the fielding OF Rath and Kopf' were
features. Score: u
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
10 games scheduled.
Ell PAS0 DEMOCRATS
ENDORSE EVERYTHING


lay MORNING Jous'aL SPECIAL LEASED wIstI
FL Paso, Tex, May 4-Indorse-
ment of the Wilson administration
woman suffrage. the administra-
ton of Gov. w. P. Hobby and
.gubernatorial candidacy of Robert
Ewing Thomson was made at the
democratic county convention held
here today.
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WESTERN IlEAGUE.

Al Oklahoma City, 3; De
Moines, 4.
At Wichita, 3; Omaha, 4.
At Joplin, 5; St Joseph, Is.
At Tulsa, 7; Sioux City, 8,
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National League
nv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WAR,
New York, :: PhiIaIeInhia !.

PhiIadelphIa, Pa, May 4.-New
York today broke its losing streak
with a victory over Philadelnbi,
After five scoreless innings holm
Toney and Causey were driven
from the box New York's his
proved more timely, six locals be-
ing left on bases in the last three
innings. Lebourveau's batting and
great catch which saved three
runs, featured. Kauff drew a base
on balls each Of the four times he
faced Causey. Score:
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Boston. 1: New York, 6.

New York, May 4.--The New
York Americans made it three out
of five from Boston Hoyt, who
defeated New York in the opening
game, was knocked from the box
in five innings. 1t was HOyts first
defeat of the season. The game
was held up half an hour by a
storm. In the fifth Umpire Nallin
cleared the New York bench, putt
ing all the players off except those
engaged in the game, Score;
BOSTON
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American League

81. Louis. u: Chicago. 4.

SC. LOUIS, Mo, May 4.-St, Louis
hammered three Chicago pitchers
hard today and won. Kerr and
Heath were knocked off the mound.
Weilman pitched his first game
since taking i'll in the middle of
last season and with the exception
of two innings was steady through
ont Score.
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Coast League.
WHERE They PLAY TODAY


National League.
Cincinnati at st. Louis,
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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ninth.
zz-Ratted for Wheat in seventh
zzz-Batted for Witherow in
ninth.
zzzz-Batted for Causey in
seventh.
xx--Ran for Wrightstone in
seventh.
xXX-Batted for Weinert in
ninth.
xxxx-Ran for Cravath in ninth.
BY innings
New York 600 OO1 31O-5 70 0
Philadelphia 600 OO1 2O1---4 IA l
Summary: Stolen bases--Smith,
Sacrifice hits-Flctcher, Sticking.
Kelly Double plays--Doyle, Fletch-
or and Kelly Base on balls
Toney, 2; Causcy, 6. Innings
pitched-Toney 6 23; Douglas,
2-3; Benton, 2-9; Causey 7;
Weinert, 2. Struck out--By Toney,
?; Douglas, /; Benton, l.; CauseN'
2; Weinert, 2,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus 6! LOUISVILLE /.
At Toledo 0; indianapolis 6.
At st. Paul 3; Milwaukee > 90
innings.)
AT Minneapolis s; Kansas City 5.
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Totals ......33 l 5
Now York.
Totals ......30 o 10 p IA
BY innings:

Sum many. TWO- DdSt TIIIs-WV-
Nally, Pratt, Peckinpaugh, Three
base hit--Ppp. Sacrifice bit
Pratt, Double plays-McNally,
Scott and McInnis; Scott. McNally
and McInnis. Bases on balls-Off
Hoyt 4. Karr /. Quinn !. Innings
pitched--Hoyt 5. Kari 3. Hit by
pitcher-By Quinn . CWalters,
FOSTER. Struck out-By Hoyt g.,
Karr /, Quinn !.
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l can't fill my appointment. I am
going to the auction Thursday at
21S West Gold,
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