davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10


pokulka" Doslownie juf bywaiy
'rzecry takic W tyrn cenzusie / takie
,,lekcye'' forenetskiego jakiegos je'
zyka dawane ajryskim ~enumerato--
rom E.
Inny przyklad nOtujemy - wyso.
&c drastyczny / wprost prowokujqcy
mas Polak6w: Otrzymujemy wiarogo.
dina Kiadomosc, IL w wardEie 16.te)
- czysto polskiej, enumeratorka CEN
zusowa jest socyalistka, PAM Rodri--
guez, iona znanego socyalistycznego
krzykacza 1 politykiera! -. Zatem
rawet W tel czysto poIskiej d~zielnicy,
q kt6rej w Radzie Miejskiej stale pc.
sluja radni polscy, W kt6rej ME via.
domo, czy choG garSG jakich obcych
mieszka, - dajQ nan do cnumeracyi
osobc MIC polska, n W dodatku socya.
listke:... To %doprawdy o~burzaja-.
Gel. CYL ME m6gf piracy tel dostac
W wardzie naszej - jah wysiu1ony
aoInie1z polski, kt6rych tax wielu po-
slaliSmy do wojsk Wuja Sama?.. -.
CYL ME molina byfo tn przydZieiie
kogos z sw~iatlejssej miodziezy naszej'
&c studont6w uboaszych, kt6rych tez
dose many, a kt6rzyby ochot9
,,dziab" TAXI wzieli i wykonali go SUI
miennie; przynajmniej facniejby i'm
zaufat molina byIo, niz owej socyali-
stycznej agitatorce, Object nam marc.
dowo, q wrogicj nam 2 ducha l Mei.
TAX mniemamy, il W kwestyi tel u
jaG sic powinni "a narodowosci3 pol
ska nasi w radzie miejskiej wardy
l6tei przedstawiciele, q choG bezpo-
srednio niema mic do czynicnia spra-
wa z ich radzieckiemi powin-
noSciami, .lecz zawsze przecic piano.
vie ci, jake M czele danej dziclnicy
stojacy, powinni poczuG sic do obo--
wiazku bronienia intcrcs0w jcj lud.
noSci, gdziekolwiok n widocznie
Eostaja zagroionc, w danej Zas kwe-
styi wypadek TAXI zachodzi ponad
wszclka wqtpliwoSG. Many nadzieje,
10 to odczwanie sic nasDe, W kt6rem
wyraznie / otwarcic wskahujemy mic
TAXI / oczywista prowokacye Polak6w
przy cenzusowej robocie, w ktdrej
ME trzeba niczego Szukac, Slcdzif,
dochodziG, a tyIko p0iSG / gdzie MALE
iy - urzqdzic energiczna rcmon-
stracye, - wywrze nareszcie skutek
pozadany 1 skohcZy 2 naduzycismi,
ma kt6rc II wieIc juz skarg napiy--
wal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Zalobne nabozenStwa W koSciele Ma
lryackim trwaja oil N Tiumy cisna
sic do drzwi ko~scielnych, tlumy zalesfy
rynek a re wszyStkich stron spiesza
ieszcze za}obnie odziani, mieszkancy
Krakowa, ably wzlaSt udzial w wiel-
kim pogrzebie. Dokola ciSza poSepna'
straszna, kt6ra tylko Dol ciezd silva
rae umie.
Przez otwarte drzwi koScielne WI
daG W glebi pionace swiatia, widac kir
czarny, krzyz wysoko ~wznleSiony, a fa-
la glow, s~chylonych W pokorze, ida sic
prawie do zimnej dOtykac posadzki, TAX
b6lem przygnieceni.
Naboze6stwa trwajq dhugo. Gdy z gie
bi kosciola Odezwala sic pieSG, kOhcza-
C modify zalobne - ,,reQuiescat in pa
&c" - tium caly jeknai paaczem zaio-
snym, a Ia chwile rynek cay ka Je-
klein, rwacym sic z tysiaca piersi.
Wielki, straszny pogrzeb.
Dzwony hucza, ~choragwie ustawiajQ
| sic W szeregi; ma przodzie niosa krzyE
swiete godlo meczenStwa wychodza ka-
pfani W ~za{obnych Szatach. Ia mimi tru
nina, trunienka raczej, DO kryie zwio-
Ii 14-letniegO chlopczyny. Ma trumnie
czerwona k~onfederatka z kOkarda ma
rodowa, otoczona wieGcem zielonyn
Niosa trumienke W rekach, do nieJ sig
cisna tlumy, i place. wablera coraz vie
kszy, jakby ~przybywaiy Gale szereg
tych serc, co sic lals i ust, ktdre 1e
cza.
Prey trumienoe idzie matka. konte
deratke swego syna wnela W rece. II
relikwia Ola niei, to jedno juz jei tyl
ko zostaio pc jedynaku....
Lecz CO to?....
Druga trumne z kosciOia wynoSza?..
IA niei take zerwona konfederatka
a "a ia trumna widae jeszcze trzecia!..
2alobny poeh6d ~pogr1ebowy posuwi
sic zwolna, idzie Rynkiem, skreca v
ulice Siawkowska.,. Szereg trumien
piesionych na ramiouach rodak0w, ni'
rychlo sic sko6czy.... Osm, dziew1ec
dziesiec trumien jedna "a druga / jes'
cze ME ~koniec....
q okien kamienic sypia sic kwiat!
ma czarne trunny, iud Gsnie sic, prosi
ably niese pozwolono tie drosie zwioki o
far niewinnych. Vice biora jedui ~
drugich / ida dfugim, aalobnym poche
dem, al ma sam cmentarz, niosac sic
demnascie trutnien, ~kryjacych zwfok
polegiych W dniu 26-go kwdetnia 1s4S
Siedemnascie cial zamordOwanych
niewinnych ludzi, grzebia dnia 29-g
kwietna ma cmentarzu krakowskim y
iedna wsp6lna mog1ae kiada wszystki
trumny ra1em, lecz ME 50 to jeszez'
gszyscy meczennicy... lnnych pc
grzebano W grobach rcdzinnych, RESI-
ia jeszcze lyle, strasznie poraniona..
30 20 os6b pablo ma Rynku krakow
skim Cd pierwszych strzal6w, a 60 ran
nych dogorywalo W srogich meczar'
MACH.
Gdzie poezatek tel waikiki wojsi au
stryackich z Electromagnetic. " czen
DrzewiniI Krakow. il tax bezlitosni
ukarany / caly zaioba okryc sic mu
siaI?.... Czemuz lyle ofiar smierc "a
brala, gdy przeciel ME jest TO rok wo.
). N.Y.. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Koresuondencv
Redakcyi.

Oh. Il. Lussa, Hawthorne. RzecL
ME dotyczy naszych Czytelnik6w 1
n mas 1amieszczona ME bedzie.
Warssewiak. Panska correspondent
eva zamieszczona ME bedZie; Pc
pierwsze jestesmy wraz z Gala pra-
sa polsko-amerykanska zobowiaza-
nj. il do czasu mic W tel sprawie pu-
bIikowae ME bedziemy; pO wtore:
anonim6w , zasady ME zam'eszcza-
r.y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

W tel chwili pada z Wawelu granat,
make zabiJa ma miejscu, syn wraca
do gwardyi....
Y ulicy Sw. Jana wysuwa sic ma{y,
watiy c~hiopczyns, Strzelbe ma W reku,
oko mu zarem sic pail, ia czOle znak
mcstwa bohaterskicgo. Micry....
Strzal padl, general C~astiglioni "a
twarz sic chwyta.
Rane genera}a pOmszc1ono natych-
Mast, DO kilka kul zabi}o Ignasia Pa
rzelSEicgO, lecz wojSko poczyna sic CO.
fac w nieladzie, st~rzelajQc ma lewo
prawU, do okien mieszkah, do ludzi i
dacych obOk.
Y plant Strzelaiy dziala W ulice Wisl'
No, Siawk0wska i Rynek. KoSci0l Ma
ryaGski poczai plonaG, tax samo ko,
Sciolek Swicteso Wojciecha...
Jelen z ~osiwia}ych emigrant6w wy.
stQpiwszy naprz6d pyta:
- Czego chcecie? Ia co morduiecie!
Czy do was kto strzeIa? .... WsZak my
bezbronni..
Mord j nova saliva byia odpOwie-
dzia.
o IL W nocy Adam Potocki 1 Jablo
nowski przywieali q zamku Ultima
tum', jak plsze ,,Rada Narodowa", ze
jeSli emigranci do trzech dni ME opus2
ca Krakowa i komitet sic ME rOz
wiaze, miasto bedze 2 zieInia zr0wna
ne. - Bro6 ma ziozyc kazdy cziowiel
prywatny i kazdy gwardzista. SZkody
wojskowym i urzcdnikom miaSto wy
nagrodzi.
NieszczeSni wygnaGcy, ktGrzy Daled
vie 2dolali sic przywlec do kraju, mu
sieli iSc ma nowo z kijem tulaczym pc
obcym Swiecic i tego samego dnia, kie
| dy oni 2 Krakowa ~ruszali, wynoszont
trumny zamordowanych d. 6 kwietnia..
Dnia 1890 maja Rada akademicks
we Lwowie dostala paczke z Kakowa
| Byla W niej czerwona konfederatka
zdjeta 2 trurtHny 141etniego Ignasia Pa
~rzelSkieso list jego matki, kt6ra te je
dyna pamiatke 20 dziecku najdroaszen
przeslafa te czapeczke do LwOwa, jake
taiizman, niajac hartowae ducha
serca r~ozgrzewa6. Dzfwnem ~zdarzenien
czapeczka ia wlasnie W dzie6 zadusznJ
tego samego roku zostaia krwia zbryz
CANA i kula przeszyta....
Mord 26-go kwietnia W Krakowit
dokonany, powt6rzyl sic W Zaduszny
dzleh we Lwowie....
Ma crnentarzn mrok. Ma mogifacl
plona ognie, cienie lpdzkie posuwaj,
she W lewo i prawo, tn lub 6wdzie odez
vie sic place. t}umiony, skarga zalosns
" niebo uled. A PREY wielkim grobit
polegiych " roku 1S4S gromadzi si'
miodzifi, spiewa pieSni i duma o te
przeszIoSci, kt0ra ma mia czeka 1 wiel
kich o~bowiqzk6w brzemie IA MIA ma
klada.
2 nagich kOnar6w drew spadaja re
sztki ~poi6kiych lisci, mgia kroplam
Iez staca sic Pc ~brzegach lampek, no
idzle ponura, S~traszna noe ,,Dziad6w'
~litewslich, W kt6rej duchy zjawiajI
sic wsr6d zywych i prosza o litosc.
Jan Swierk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest organlzacya Ssczsca miodzieE poll
Ska o5oIEa picI pracach naUHoWych'
pa:ryotyc5nych I bratniet pomocy dlA
podn!esienia ducha mor9lnoSci ! dobro-
6ytu y sDOlecZehstwie. a szczegoInie
r1icdzy mlodzleza polska- MONA Zapt-
cas- sie ma posmiertne Cd lat Ia 90 As;
ma czioak6w StowarZySEonych bez o.
KraliERenia HteNl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
MA WOLNA CHWILE:
wIELKl POGRZEB.
A dzieje togo mordu So ~nastepujq'

A dzieJe togo mordu 50 nastepujq-
ce:
Dnia $3.50 kwletnia, W plerwSze
| Swicto Wiclkicjnocy, urzqdzOno W kn-
! kowie w salach redutowych wsp0ne
| swiecone dla e~migrant6w, kt0rym pO-
| zwolono wrGcic do kraju. R~ozrZcwTie-
nj tuiacze Gull sic nicwypowiedzianie
~szczesliwi, DO mOgh juA Eye W ojczyz-
/ ME, mice rodakGw blisko / wsp0lnie
dla kruju pracowac. Lccz ~staroScie Krie
gowi - jak pisze Zienkowics - rnie
pOdobaly sic wypoSodDonc czola Poia-
k0w'. - Ma drugi dzie1 rano wydai
vice rozkaz, ably ME w~puszczat do
Krakowa wiecej ~emigrant6w. Wysiai
nadto do Szczakowej pOlicye, kt0ra
zatrzymala 81 wySnanc0w, ia wicsc o
konstytucyi ~spieszacych z tuiactwa.
u tego powodu udaia sic deputacya
do Kriega / try godziny stala, proszac
o odwoianie zakazu. Lud zebrany thu
mnie, gdy ma darmo cZekal wesci o re-
zw~oleniu. wcisnai sic do mleszkania
Kriega i wymGgi pOzwolenie wypusz-
czenia emigrantGw, oraz oddarie "a
branej poprzetnio brOni.
W diva dni potem, gdy zupeiny spo-
k6j panowal W mieSce, a IA bfoniach
emigranci q mlodZieza krakowska ol-
bywali cwiczenia formujacej she gwar-
dyi narodowej, odeswaly sic dzia'a 2
Wawelu i wojsko rzuciiO sic do ataku.
| Ma Stradomiu, u kowala Mullera, PREY
| rzadzano drzewca do broni, kuto kosy
Ola gwardyi. a wyraznem zezwoleniem
wtadzy a~ustryackiej, kt0ra zadala, ably
gwardya narodowa by}a dobrZe ufor-
mowana.
Do tego kowala wpada tedy wojsko,
c~zeladnik6w j robotnik6w kaleczy, bron
zabiera i trzema oddziaIami dazy do
Rynku.
Ma tie wiese zrywa sic ~kilkudzieSie-
ciu nhiodych rzeznik6w, wytacSa pompe
i z niej wode 2 piaskiem miota w oczy
zofnierzy....
q blo6 wpadaja ~gwardEisci, staja ma
przeciw tiumu zbrojnych zoinierzy. -
Lud W uhcy Florahskiej sw. Jana i In
nych, poczai wznosie barykady. Jeden
oddzial ~austryak6w sformowai sic from
TEN Cd ulicy Forya6skiej ku siennej,
drugi oddzial utica Franclszka6ska do
rynku docieral. Trzeci naprzeciw VIE
zy ratusSowej sic ustawif....
z 2amku daja ognia....
Do ludu, Sgromadzonego W al. sw.
Jana strzela piechota. Polata sic kreW,
jek koVjacych rozlegi sic strasznq
skarga ku niebu.
Ma Piasku z dpmu wybiega PAM
Pokutyhska.
- Gdzie moi syn? - VIOLA. - Me
wr6cii z blonia, bezbronny by}, Q Gem
re stanaG moe do Walk?
Y rozwianym wAosem, z wo1anien
gloSnem, chee iSc dalej, gdy OTTO syn
. JED, miody chiopak, nadbiega szybko
sehyla sic do n6g matki i prosi:
- Matko.... ME wstrzymuj.... Me
cofne sic cd mel slARby, to moja pc
w~innosc....
- Zostan. -. nikogo ma Swiecie ME
nam. tylko ciebie, tvs mi wszystkiem..
Mfcdzian wznosi ramona W gore.
- Matko..,. tvs iedna, ale i vol
nose jedna....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Przez PeriskOp.
NIEZAsPOKOJONE PRAGNIENIA.

Jedna ma auto swietne M cylindry
cztery,
w MIN sDofera / pudle diva, czy tez
pinczery;
Druea pred SODA w6zek popycha
dziecinny.
Jada obie; - a obu marry sic "raIo"
inny!
Patrza M sic i ka1da W duszy Sc
powiada:
- Ach, lebym ia to mia4a. co tamta
posiada.....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Jeszcze w Spra vie
CenzusoWych Praktyk.

Przed niedawnym cBasem pisali-
smy ma tenn miejscu, il wladZe, kie-
ruJace spisem ludnosci, obecnie pre-
prowadzanym. ME zupelnie ION the
square" postepuJa z Mani. z polska
czescia ludnosci nasBego miasta -
kaldy vie - bardzo sporq i w hcz-
bic og6lnej stanowiaca odsetek BAR
dzo powazny.
u racyi argumentu tel wfasnie tu-
t~ejssej liczebnosci naszcj wfadze cen
zusowe - dfugo pred cenZusem
prSeprowadHaiy intensywna kampa--
ME - celem p~o1yskania jak najwiek-
sci Iiczby ennmerator6w polskich,
wywodzac, il ci maja bye zajeci VIA
snie W polskich przedewszystkiern
dzielnicach, q poza niemi W dztelni--
each mdnosci MOVE krewnej, jak Po-
sr6d Czech6w, S1owak6w 1 innych, z
ktorymi Polak wyrozumie sic iatwiej,
ME DO angielsku, to po polsku, - niz
jakis typowy ,,Ajrysz" tutejszy, ME
umiejacy poza angielskfm jezykiem
- 4adnego innego, ME wylaczajac
swej naprawde rodzinnej mowy -
irlandZkiej.
-
Pisano, zapewriano mas, gaDety
wzywano do doponlagania W agitacyi,
by tyIko Polak6w poayskaG do prac
cenzusowych, wykladajac, Il wiasnie
beda mogii oni - pred wszystkimi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
,,Wyleczcie sic
z ruptury tax Jak
ia sic ~wyleczylem"
Starr kapitA1 okretowy wylecz3i d,
ruptvry pOtem gdy doktor1y
powieddeli:
.op~racya albo 6mierG".

JeEe Iekarstwo I kStsfka 1ssfaAe 6ar.nS
KapItan Ceilings odbywas podro4e
morSkio prizes Wi0.s lat: potem doznai
podwotnei rupt1f7 pr1es wiels lat
nie n3gi opGscic htka. Naprozno gEu'
Nal rady IeEarzy. OstGtecsnie poW!e.'
dxiano mu. 30 musi pohdac sle opsFe
cyi albo umierac. On ME Erobl teSS
HYk Ifrn wal lie IAN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Rzqj ndrodH prSes HdT6d dI0
nQroda, ME zginie 2 poWierschni
EteHL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

MeEo,rie Stdnu UsSedsie sgd-
GzQjQ sic ID sdaniu, Se muSt ISL
nice -JednocsORa, HieSdfeSn0
SQmoreQdRd PoLSkG.
- Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

lap Il miotie, z CORY ,,bez leb" emu
meratora, al sic na dol we steps6w
pokulka" Doslownie JUL bywa&y
Irzecry takie W tym cenzusie / takie
,,lekcye" foreneskiego jAkiegos je'
zyka dawane ajryskim enumerato--
rom -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

.MeAesyfni kSbiety, ME da1cte sic
FtAp6 I nie Doaw0lcie tSrtuS"ae sis
pasani".
Kapitan Ceilings prEestudyo"Gt VIA
ane swots polozen!e ! wrasxoiS wyna'
iaxi mStode, ktora posta vita 60 ns no.
ri / xrob,ia 60 szcseIliwym czloTis-'
klein.
note n ~zGytosowat. CIerpiRcy n rup-
ture powInni rhsc ksiazke kspitanH
Ceilings | podiuS tego przeplsow Wy.
iecryc Sic = ruptury " sHoim wlasnyT
domu. Ksis4ka I leKarstwo 50 pARAO.
Posiane beds ka&femu kto nadesle ten
ZIRAz - MIN 10 EaIete o~dtozyclO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

S~wedesburg. Pa. dn. S. styc2nia 20.
rs. DR.. Alfred Wr6blewski.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03
MASTER MIND
FIXED SERIES
"Sport" Sullivan, Boston Gam
bier, to Bare Gigantic Plot
! at Chicago.
CONTINUED from First PsgeD

CONTINUED from First Psge.)
strong as IL ever was is the general
belief here.
The Cook county ,grand jury has
promised to further purge the sport
OF the pollution into which gamblers
hurled IL. Jean Dobuc. said to be "A
friend or Hal Chase; Hushie Jen-
nings. manager OF the Detroit Tigers,
and John j. McGraw have been sum
moned to testify Tuesday.
The sport is getting another clean
ing In another source. Chicago rams
and business men have started a
movement TO have a big celebration
here to honor the members OF the
White Sox team who remained square.
and their owner. Charles Comiskey
who sacrificed almost half million
dollars worth of players for the sake
of clean sport
Chicago wants to do something for
Comiskey and the loyal remnant OF
his great team, but more than that,
Chicago wants to re-establish the
faith of her boys in clean sport and
take away the sting that has entered
the lives OF the lads who held up
Cicotte and Jackson and the others
as models.
FOUR sOX FIGHT CHARGES.
George Weaver, McMullen. Charles
Risberg and Oscar Felsch. four Of the
eight Sox players against whom true
bills have been voted, began their
fight for vindication and reinstate-
ment today. They have retained
Thomas ID. Nash to defend them. Nash
announced today that he would de-
mand an immediate trial.
Chief Justice Mcdonald issued an
order yesterday changing the grand
jury into a special inquisitorial body.
Its regular term expired on Friday.
In addition to Dubuc, McGraw and
Jennings. others to be heard this
week are: Benny Ka, Y. Of New York;
Fred Toney, of New Nix. and Arthur
Fletcher, of PHILADELPHIA.
TO PROBE DOYLE'S BETS.
Dubuc's testimony, it is believed,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03
DIR. Van SCHAICK DENIES
HE PLANS QUITTING CITY

John Van Schaick, former president
of the Board of Education, will con-
manents home. Returning from a va
cation in Cobleskill, N. Y. Mr.. Van
Schaick yesterday declared rumors
that he would discontinue his resi-
dence were without foundation.
Mr.. Van Schaick will devote his
time to writing a war book, deliver
ing lectures in Washington and near
by cities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03
POLICEMAN FALLS DEAD
ACROSS SUICIDE SLAYER

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct Shocked
at the sight or murder and suicide.
Policeman Pat Michael Esan dropped
dead OF heart disease yesterday over
the body OF Kenneth Tucker. who had
just killed himself after staying his
wife. Hattie Tucker.
Policeman Egsn was called In by
the neighbors OF the fuckers. who
were engaged In violent quarrel.
Just as the officer started up the
steps. Tucker shot his wife and
turned the revolver on himself Egsn
then toppled over
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03
TODA

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mobiles possible by cutting the
price of steel.
Light, cheap cars sell for 90
to rs cents a pound. Medium
priced cars sell for about 81 a
pound. High priced, heavy cars
for about So a pound.
The steel used in automobiles,
including the high priced special
ly forged steel does not average
10 cents a pound. How much
would you have to cut off of 10
cents a pound for steel in order to.
cut in two the price of an auto
mobile that cost SO a pound?
In cutting down the price of
anything, automobiles, potatoes,
ladies' dresses, more than one cut
is necessary. Labor among other
things will have to bear its share,
although to make labor responsible
for all high costs would be as pre-
posterous as trying to make steel
at 10 cents a pound responsible for
the price of automobiles at 81 a
pound.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03
PENW0MEN WILL BE
KEITH THEATER GUESTS

Members of the national executive
board of the League of American
Penwomen will be guests of the man.
agement at Keiths Theater tomorrow
night when they will attend the per-
Torrance to honor Mrs. Carrie Jacobs
Bond, the composer, who will appear
on Keith's program during the week.
Mrs Bond Is member of the
league. Mrs. william Atherton Du
Puy national president, will present
Mrs. Bond with a floral offering in
the name of the organization.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03

Our hero, real
King that he can't
shake his bride.
tries to make the
best Of q bad job.
He stages . thrill
ing tableau en-
titled Don't Bust
the Heart of the
World" with his
bride ~ the Angel
of Peace. But
she crabs the
scene by appear
ing with q pair of
boxing gloves and
a big club. Article
X also gets it all
wrong. Il was
tough! How can
you give a serious
show w0cn me
whole audience i
laughing? Look
for the next in
stalhnent. We hate
to brag, but it,
simply
10 Be Continued
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03

will deal with an alleged exchange OF
kilograms between the witness and
Hal Chase. Larry Doyle wilsalfo be
a probable witness. He will be asked
ito tell about the bets he. made with
Chase on the last worlds series.
The grand jury thi. week will also
deIve into evidence secured 0" New
York by states Attorney hoyne, who
says that at least siX OF the 1890
sox were "nxed" nno that plans had
been made 10 lax" the coming worlds
series.
John }. (spOrt) sullivan. Of Hos
totr, who WAS mentioned In the Goa
1essions OF some of tse indicted
players, il expected here to tell the
grand jury who was the master
mind" behind the plot 10 throw" the
1919 worlds series. lie has state.
In boston that he VIII leave IN r.
tomorrow night to come to Chi 'aso
and "teii the whole history of the
deal and name the man whose money
paid on the crooked piayer..'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03
Rheumatism
A Remarkable Home Treatment
Given by One Who Had 1t

In the Spring of 1893 | was attacked
| by Muscular and Sub acute Rheuma-
tism. ! suffered only those who have
| IL know, for over three years ! tried
remedy after remedy, and doctor after
ioctor. but such relief as | received was
only temporary. Finally. | found a
treatment that cured me completely.
and IL has never returned. 1 have given
II to a number who were terribly af-
nicted and even bedridden with rheu-
matism, some of them 10 to so years
old. and results were the same as In my
own case.
want every sufferer from such forms
of rheumatic trouble to try this marvol-
Gus healing power. Don't send cent,
simply mail your name and address and
I wilfsent II free to try. After you have
used II and II has proven itself to be
that long loooked-for means of getting
rid of your rheumatism. you may send
the price of II. one dollar but under
stand. l do not want your money unless
you are perfectly satisfied to send IL.
Isn't that fair? Why suffer any longer
when relief is thus offered you free?
Don't delay. Write today.
| Mark II. Jackson, No. 12iG, Durston
Bldg. Syracuse, y. Y.
Air jackson is responsible. Above
statement true.
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Says Congress Should
Make Baseball Bribery
Felony to Protect Sport

CHICAGO. Oct S.-"we have now
discovered that baseball games
have been boukht and sold by un-
scrupuious gamblers and baseball
players" declares Assistant States
Attorney Replogle, adviser TO the
grand Jury. There must be no
repetition OF this scandal.
Congress should pass an act max
ing IL a felony by any one TO oner
a bride or a sratuity 10 any base
ball player playing Interstate base
ball. TO play our national game
other than on Its merits; also maxi
ing Il a felony for any such player
to accept such bride or gratuity'
Let Congress act
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03

the cost Of living. Wise employers
will read his article In the Credit
Monthly, organ Of the National
Association Of Credit Men.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-03
SANDY SPRING
vERD|CTS NEAR
Third and Last of Bandit SuS-
poets to Be Placed on
Trial Tomorrow.

FREDERICK. Nd. Oct. 3.--Joseph
Thomas Penderghast. the third man
to be tried here on charges OF kill
'ng FranciY NJ. Hollowen and looting
the First National Bank of Sandy
springs, will be brought before Judge
Hammond Urner and Associate Judges
Glenn II. worthington and Edward c.
Peter at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
in circuit court here.
This will wind up the hearings, and
afterward the judges Will announce
their decision in the three cases.
The trial OF John w. Mitchell came
% an end Friday night after two days
legal battle, when sentence, as in the
,ase of Clarence J. Adams, the third
If the accused bandits, was reserved
until the hearing of the Penderghast
case.
ANOTHER ALIBI DEFENSE.
Penderghast also will try to set up
IN alibi. introducing witnesses to tes-
tify that he was at the bedside of his
mother. who was i'll at a Philadelphia
Hospital on April 26, last. He Is rep
resented by Jerry j. Santry, of Balti-
more.
1t is expected Penderghasts trial
will end by Wednesday.
States Attorney Thomas l.. Dawson.
If Montgomery County. who with
States Attorney Aaron Anders, of this
county, has prosecuted Adams and
Mitchell. today declared the State had
shattered the, alibis of the two men
and expects the court to render a
verdict of first degree murder with
the imposition of the death penalty.
Although sentiment is strong
against the prisoners. ii is not be.
lieved they will be given the death
penalty, as the State has not estab-
lished who fired the shot which killed
Mr.. Hallowen.
GUARD AGAINST DELIVERY.
While rumors have been current
that ST. ould the prisoners be coh-
victed an attempt would be made by
their confederates to deliver them
from the Jail here, the authorities are
taking every precaution against such
a move.
The Jail has been closely guarded
by policemen from both Frederick and