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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
Visiting Son In New Jersey

Mrs William Henry Rullman. OF
West street has gone to Redbank,
y J., 10 visit her son and daughter
iu-law. Or. Walter Ames Rullman. and
Mrs Rullman. DR. Rullman is Chief
Surgeon at the Redbank Hospital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
ATLANTIC FLEET TO
ARRIVE ON MAY 2S

That the heads of both the War and
Navy Departments at Washington, be-
sides many others Of prominence in
both arms of the military service OF
The country, Will witness the annual
baseball game between the midship-
men and West Point Cadets, 10 be
PLAYED here on May %, was the an
nouncement made In naval circles
here today.
incidentally. IL also was announced
that practically the entire Atlantic
feet. including the six battleships OF
the division under the command OF
Rear-Admiral Jones. that will convey
the lower class mdshipmen on their
annual summer practice cruise, viii
rendezvous in the waters of the upper
bay on May 2S This will mean that
naval attendance at the game will be
greatly in excess of that Of the Army
folks
Secretary of the Navy Daniels has
not as yet formally advised the auth
critics of the Naval Academy of his
coming for the game, but there ap-
pears no doubt but that he will be on
hand. Secretary of War Newton ID.
Baker has, however. announced his in
tention of being here, and so have AS
sistant Secretary OF War Crowell and
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
Franklin d. Roosevelt Admiral
Robert r. Coontz, Chief of Operations
of the Navy, also has signiied his in
tention OF Witnessing the struggle,
and ii is expected there vii be many
other officials attached to the War and
Navy Departments to make the pill
grimage from Washington.
VIII BE Big Naval Pageant
With the big fighting machines OF
the Atlantic fleet riding at anchor In
the bay. Annapolitans will witness a
monster naval pageant The feet will
include the larger dreadnaughts. bat
tie cruisers, air detachment craft,
submarines. and a number of tenders
and coaling ships None of the big
torpedo boat destroyers will come
with the feet, however. The Ships
will stretch out for miles up and down
the bay from Annapolis, and will re-
main here until the date scheduled for
the beginning OF the summer cruise,
which is June 6. The cruising squad
ron will not go along with the rest OF
the fleet, as an entirely separate
itinerary has ben mapped out for II,
which will carry the younger students
through the Panama Canal and
around the Pacific Coast as far north
along the coast as Seattle The mid
shipmen to be graduated from the
Academy June will be distributed
among the other squadrons OF the
feet
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
FOR SALE

Admiral Knights house No. 81
Maryland avenue, Annapolis; IL
rooms. 3 baths, electric lights. Ex-
ceptionally desirable location. Price
S10,50O. A bargain. E. W. IGLE-
HART, Real Estate m1S-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
BOOKS NOT ALL IN:
DRAWING POSTPONED

Mrs Mamie Lang. chairman OF the
committee of the Daughters of Isa-
bella, who were to have had a draw
ing last night for a ton OF coal. was
Obliged to defer the drawing until a
later date because the books were not
all in.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
MANY NAVY AND
ARMY FOLKS ARE
COMING FOR GAME

Department Chiefs And Others
Of Official Washington To
Witness Annual Struggle Be
tween Cadets And Middies For
Baseball Supremacy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
To Hold Social SESSION

The Patriotic Order Sons of Am
erica will hold a social session at the
Moose Home tomorrow evening. A
pleasant evening is being anticipated
by the members of this Order.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
PFVROSE FLAYED
BY DANIELS IN
TESTIMONY TODAY

Naval Secretary Says Pennsyl-
vania Senator Outlined Basic
Charges Against Department,
Contained In Sims Letter Of
January Seventh
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
URGE MORE ENERGY
FOR SALVATION ARMY
Only A Few Days Now Remain
For Raising County's
Quota OF $4,000
FOR DANCE TOMORROW

With only few more days remain
Ing in which to raise a $4,000 quota
for which the Salvation Army is ap-
pealing to the people of Anne Arundel
county, the workers today continued
their efforts with renewed energy.
Several plans for expanding the
work in such way that no citizen of
the county will be missed were dis
cussed at length at the meeting last
night of the organization committee
Any person who has not been reach
ed by one of the workers is urged to
send his or her contribution direct to
the treasurer. Frank w. Stromeyer
care of the Evening Capital office
Proper credit will be given to the
wards and districts from which the
donation comes.
In view of the fact that but a short
time remains before the appeal will
have officially ended, all persons who
have not contributed thus far and who
really are desirous OF helping are
urged to donate Immediately.
A dance is to be given tomorrow
night "wednesday, May 19th) in the
State Armory, proceeds from which
will be donated to the cause.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18
Treasurer's Report

Today Treasurer Frank w. Stro-
meyer made the following report:
First Ward-No returns.
Second Ward, Mrs. Annie
Munroe, Leader ......$ 252.7O
Third Ward, Mrs. John En-
gelke, Leader ...... 1850
Fourth Ward. Miss Minnie
Lipman. Leader ........ $3.50
Organization. Mrs. G. Abram
Moss, Leader ........ $500
There have been no returns from
the county to date, including suburbs
of Annapolis, Germantown, Eastport
and West Annapolis, or from the
Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-18

Associated Press Dis
matches of late news at
home and abroad are pub
lished in The Capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
AMATEURS HOLD MEETING
Richmond League Adopts Rules nnG
Plnns Arc Made for Starting

That The national sport is fast com
ing 10 The fore IN the minds OF AZ.
Richmond sport followers is evidenced
by the Increased activities OF the va
rious city clubs. chief among the
organizations who intend 10 start tho
phN oilinG withou, further delay Is
The i:chmond Baseball Lca:uc. com.
posed OF four city agsregations. rep
resentatiycs Of which gathered last
night In the G:ays' Armory for the
purpose OF eicctin- officers. adopting
rules and laying plans for another
successful season.
r. J. CrowAsr. presiden; OF IN,
League. presided and j. r. Ford. OF thc
Church IIiil ijaaS team, was elcctco
secretary. stockton street. Richmond
Grays; Church hin Bank and iieser.
Ioir Termipal mines were represented
1T the meetins. In addition TO discuss
:iG The finances OF tho league anc
regulations governing the players
committee WAS appointed TO draft =
schedule.
" 4 meeting OF the league Friday
night al SIS O'Clock a. Harris Flip
Vlns -tore. Aialn Street, the season
schedule Will he adopted. All umpires
and scorers are requested 10 be pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
ELIMINATING PLAYERS
'o'ch niilf Hay of John Marshall Fast
whipping His Team Into

The weeding-out process OF the
John Marshall High School baseball
team material was begun yesterday
afternoon at practice by Coach Billie
Hay who out of approximately forty
recruits for this seasons nine climi-
mated about fifteen OF the candidates
Wh" iai!ed TO come up 10 the proper
reStri.ted has cutting thus far to the
niieih. thc batteries remaining Intact;
Elimination OF the mediocre backheld
recruit. VIII take place Monday
me Blue ana White will boast Of an
exceptionally fine STAFF OF pitchers.
HUDSON, liirrcISon and Crouch showing
IN" outiicid Pridy, Sharp. Walden and
Cnnsc nave accomplished good work
me Marshai!iics Will repor; AT the
field this afternoon al 4 o'clock Tor
batting practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
HAVANA RESULTS

,rlrs' rase--s!x. MISUNDERSTANDING, 10
i;a STr1, lSo jSwi.onl s. to NV. No"
TO 3. s.cuud Cafeteria. l0i CT.yoni 20 ~
J. % J. "a ). third. Time 20 Nirg."
is". Passion. Eockarec %aOm! walton and
Little i;Gss ran.
second race-nve and one half furionrs-
Norin!N E.l!o. lue t.ittusoa). 10 .. . to
3. out. won: Eardora. io6 WILSON,. ! to
% TO !. out. second punc;ual. loo u.uxb.
Z: to l. even. out. third. Time-i:l2 Is.
Northern Relic and Uncle Toinlnic also ran.
Third receive and onc-half furouus-
Eddic Trant"r, lG4 IraylOrl. TO !. 10 =.
to = won: King Tuscan I01 tWhiteJ Z,
I" J. : TO !; even. second: Lowell 1902 tWi-
SOM "a ]. A: "a l. 10 s. third Time
l:l3 -. cuba. Magic Mirror. Gna- Tran
by; ROUNDED and Bulccr ran
Fourth receive ana one half furlnngs-
Iron Boy. l02 fFletcher). 10 ]. to .
10 o. won. Count Boris. los G.uN). to !.
To /. To :. Second: F!ckl. Fancy. los
tMur!ayl, even, to s. ] TO 5. third. Time
LIZ. Wilt. Woods. First ruliet. Peaceful
,E:f,h rnce,,-ss furloncs-Keymar. lo5
FISsdaisn iol iTaysor};.5 10 l. $ 70 :. E's to
:. to :. third. Timc--l:io is. Lucky
Pearl. Buster Clark Goldstonc. Ed. Garrison
anI Dainty Lady ran
Sixth r"cc--one milo-Rhymcr. 100 Oar
choice. IOi tBrownl. 10 10 l. 10 l. I"
l. second: lack iicaly. 1n5 Giiarncsl, : TO
:: even. Ia .. third Time 50 DAISY
L.. clip. icClain"tiou Miss Sweep, DUE Of
Shcl by. Fortune : FGvc!itc ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
YALE TEAM COMING
Rnckcters of old ELI To Play Country
Club az Virginia
turiI

Devotces Of tennis throughout vir-
Sinia vii! b" given AN opportunIty Of
Witnessing the rackct"rs of Yale Uni-
Ncrsity ia action next month. Attn
leti1 authorities ~ the New Haven in
stitution made public the schedule Of
the court team Of Ola Eli. and !, wifi
appear in Virginia three times. The
first appearance OF Yale III the Old
Dominion VIII be against the Univer-
sity of Virginia tennis team, April L.
at Charlottesville. The following day
the team comes TO Richmond 10 meet
the team OF the country club Of Viz
ginia Tho \urthcrncr% will 20 10 An
napolis April > for = game with the
United States Naval Academy and Will
end Their Southern trip in Norfolk.
where they wtli meet the Norfolk;
Country club team
Tennis ut the Country club of Viz
cini;. is in charge al Fitzhurh Lar
ferty. who has taken an active part
IN athletics at the Merchants Ma
tional Bauii. Tho Richmond team
probably Will he composed of l.amerly,
Ruford ana Fleming. Thes. players
and possibly one or two additional
men "!ll play tho Eli team in both
singles and doubles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SPORTS
LEE MAGEE To MAKE
STARTLING RELATIONS
Player Barred by Cubs Plans to
Cause Sensation Saturday by
Making Charges Public.
lRy As-orlntc.i prcss1

CiNtlNNA'rI March 23.--Revelations
OF sensational nature are limited at
Il! :.E auEounccrcnt made here today
o* Lee NaScc, former Cincinnati and
Chicago National League bail PLAYER
rn saturday. said Mngcc. II shall
IMak" ruhiic tire charges ON which the
Hhiiond! l."aSuc bases it's action in
burning mc from its circuit. I'll show
the documents. both IN nv favor and
aRiinSt no. and let tho public fudge
whether ! te been treated fairly. III
add to TINS: I'm going 10 burn ms
If I'm CARED. ~ take quite few
rotcd people with me. I'll show up
soire people for tricks turned ever
since ia0G. and there will be merry
music in the baseball world"
robert ;. Alcoru. Magec's attorney
said John Hcydler. president OF the
National League. mad hccm asked to
iivcSt:gl;e charges rejecting ON Ma
gee made by "a National League mag
nate. ana added:
eli MIR. IIcydicr persists in ignoring
Magee's charges against the inagnatcs
and refuses 10 hear them. the same
will be made public by MaGee"
MHecc. 1t is said. was refused a CON
tract by the Chicago Nationals for
1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

c. H. A. c. May Send
Relay Team to New York

Church IiiiI Athletic Club q. farm
mating plans tn send squad OF
track athletes To New lurl this
spring tn participate In one OF the
ih'if"tion relay events nj the spring
trick meet Of the irish american
Ath"tlc Tub. The Gotham Club IL
one or the Inrr~st In the country
ana rnch year stages IL number or
invitation events. Members OF the
Enst End Club have the matter
under consideration and will make
known their decision later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
HAVANA ENTRIES

First racc-s!x furionrs-Shcrry 20: Bon.
nic Bird; e.: Vain Chick. - Lester. 81;
sea Beach 70; Flying Dart. iG6: Golden Red
los; I,rcr Fox. 10; Wild Thyme. III: Fran;
Kecgh. ll5.
Second racc-:six furongs-Rookarce. q;
Ambassador III. 100; Ben Butler, rs: The
Snob. los: Flash OF Steel. los: Twenty Seven
III: Ha2cinut. III: Z!nnia. III.
Third racc--ilyc and onr-halt furonrs-
blanca. ~: White Crown, ioi: Fraqcuclo iW;
Tickle Fancy. nj: King Tuscan, III: Little
Ncphew: LOG: Peaceful Star, ."6; Bars and
Stars. i'll.
Fourth, race-miie ard hfty yar,ie-Mishty
Lever. %: Orleans Girl &c: Ruby, 100; Biaci.
Prince. lo5; Milo. Dazc. lcs.
Firth race-milc and twenty yards-May
ley. IS: Silver Sandals. Ioi: Native Soil. Io.:
Cork 1903; High Tide. 100: I.eoma. ic5: Unah.
Sixth racs-mIlc and six;eenth-Rhymc-
io3; The ralker. lN: Fairly. lo5: Roy Enni-
Jos: Woodthrush. los: Hands or. los: Zodiac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SPIDERS WORKING HARD
fonrh Dobson Holds Strenuous Work.
out in Preparation for Game

Coach Dobson Of the Richmond COL
lego baseball squad has been taking
advantage OF the fine weather and vcs,
trr,lay afternoon pm; his men through
81 strenuous workout on the Stadium
Field In preparation for the coming
clash with Maryland state College
next Wednesday at Boulevard Field
\ husky bunch of material has been
reporting for workout and Dobson cx-
poets To be able TO name his line up
the first Of next week.
During the afternoon the men were
put through time trials of running
.how,d up In fine form. Xciglcr
Robins. Snead and SkagGs who thus
FAR form the pitching STAFF, have shown
up we'll. but no intimat ton OF the
tNirlcr who will start the game with
the Marylanders has been made known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

NJ McAllen. Ten: r. r. c
rhiladelphln ctmcrican) ......1t Il 3
81 Louis tNationaD .......13 20 3
Doak and Clemens and Dlllhoeier.
AT Tampa. Fla: RI y,
Uy!Mc;nmati tNationaD ......... 6 ~ o
5at,crics--I.uuue. Brcssicr and Kari,
den; Johnson. Zachary and ricnich.
\, Beaumont. Tex: Ru r
'hiladcl phia tAmerican) Is % !
beaumont tTeNaS Leacuc) 49, s
Hattnries-l'icrsor. Kcctc and Ma. [.
Ma!Her: Gasaway. Hudsek, Fonsoulin
~ birmingham. Ala: R.HE
p,h'iiadelphia tNationaD ...... 8 o
ana Wheat sEmsn. G M!szao%S Me est,s
Henderson and i'et"rs. Gooch.
JAclkSS,oNv1LLE, March 2s.-rho
Hrookllyn cSailonalz, .....iii ) i
Battcrles-AiitchcIl, Mammaux. Mo-
hart and Elliott: Miller. Kanes ger
5H"wkey' Collins and Hannah.
coLrMncs. GA. March 2a.-rhe
,! C;Am!erleqm) ..". i
Ba,;srles-Ayars, ourmaH u and
,tanage; oeschger. McQuillan and
iowdy.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAs. March 2S.-
The score follows:
New York .tHat'ls), 81 team. i
observation-disclosures Kelly and Con
ia."s; Finchcr and Gibson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

> will again be
lcld this season.
Il Of employees
lad Il very good
,SinG only one
is year is very
ne very proniS-
from. and will
Of the season
4 Byrd Park.
DS on the team
schhann. LYDIA.
ms. Arnitagc.
, mei'. 11addock,
+; luridgc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, March 2S.-
The score follows:
nrickIaycrs Make No Demands.

Secretary a. e. Hendricks. financial
secretary Of tho Brickiayers' Union
No. !, stated yesterday that no definit @
action has been taken by the bricklay-
,rs OF Richmond looking TO an in
:reaSe in wages.
Since no action has been taken. no
notices have been sent to contract ors
secretary Hendricks said. The usual
S!Xty-dayS' notice will be given en-
p!oyers should the union vote TO de-
mand an increase. he added The next
meeting OF the union will! be held on
AnrI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
FIRST PRACTICE GAME
TAKES PLACE AT VIRGINIA
Three Richmond Boys, Pettwny and
Bu!k Brothcrs. Have Uccn Placed
ncEnlar Nine

special 10 Tho Times Dispatchl
LILLE. VA March 81.
giuia's varsity nine defeated Tho
scrubs today, 3 TO !. in five innings
GOODWIN kuyk looks TO he the best
mckstop at Virginia i'm years while
base.
The regulars lined NJ MS follows:
Mahood. center field: kuyk. third base:
Pctiway. right field: Goodwin Kuyk,
catcher; Moran. left field: Burmet.
shortstop; Prichard. second base; Har
r.Son, pitcher: BauEhinan. first base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
ATHLETIC LEAGUE TO MEET
Conference Called 10y President for
Tonight in ita-riS-FIipprns
N.,In

: meeting OF the Athletic League Is
scheduled Tor tonight at : o'clock at
Harris -Flippens store. Main street.
announcement 10 this effect Ras made
by the president OF the organization.
Mr.. Edwards Every player and man
eyer as wei! as umpires and scorers.
are requested 10 be present. II. B.
kcck j. secretary OF the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Kentucky Derby Date
Announced AS Nav s

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March "a
The historic Kentucky Derby, with
its new S:0.GoO added value, and for
which InT nominations have becn
made. will have it's forty-Sixth re-
ncwni ~ Churchill Downs here on
Saturday. Nays, the opening day
or Ia" Downs meeting. the Ncn-
tuck! Jockey Club. announced to-
day. following receipt OF Informu-
ton tint the state Racing COM
mission haG sanctioned the date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
RELlABLES TO PRACTICE
Employees Of ltinInn mud Company
Have Splendid Material for Fine
Team This SeaS0n

kinGan's "Reliahlee
s"ru on tho baseball
This team ia compOS
of iiingan 81 Co. and
record last season,
."mc. The outlook {
bright. as they ihav" s
ing material to pich
have the first Worko
Wednesday evening
Those VINO seek post.
arc: Wood. Fear. FL
l;vcon, Phillips. Col
Ayers. Richardson. i,
Griffin. Parsons and II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
PITCHERS SHOW FORM
'IIurIers OF Trinity College Allow I.c-
nOfr IInttcrs l,ut Two

DCRHAM.-N.E C., Marsh o3.-rrinitv
College defeated I.enoir college. I to
.. In the FIRST intercolleglatc game OF
was the pitching of Carroll. Gavinoss
aud Brown for Trinity. who allowed
their opponents only two hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

The City Council will meet in spc-
cial session tomorrow night at S o'clock
10 receive the Mayors appropriations
budget from the Council Committee on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-05
'ZAPOOWIEDz PODWYZ,
SIENNA MA
ROK PRZYSZLY.

Crzednicy miejskiego biura pc
datkowego zapowiedzieli, re je-
zeli miasto ME wyda ma rok PREY
SHY nowych bondow p~ozyczkc-
wych, ma spiacenie diugu W kwo-
Gle cd oSmiu do dziesieciu milo
now dolarow, wowczaS beda mu
Siaiy bye podwyzszone ~znacznie
wszelkie podatki miejskie. Miej-
ski kontrolcr Harding rozesiai
wczoraj zawiadomienia kiero-
wnikom ~wszystkich Department
tow miejskich. ably ma dzieh l
listopoda przygotowali zestawie-
MIA wydatkow swoich departa-
mentow ma rok 1921. Jezeli u%nijni
robotnicy miejscy, policyanci i
strazacy zazadaia Ia rok przysz-
.}y podwyzkl piacy, co nlewatpi;-
vie uczynia, jak utrzymuja alder
mani, w0Yczas okaze sic ~jeszcze
wieksza ~potrzeba podwyzszenia
podatkow.
Do konca biezacego roku, de-
iiicyt miasta wyniesie przeszio
'sS.oO1.OO0. co razem re starym
d~eficytem uczyni kwote przeszSo
czterdziesci i pol miliona dola-
Preliminowany budzet
miejski ma rok przysz'y wynosi
su1pe $s2,OOO,OOo. wobec tego,
gdyby miasto chcialo w nastep-
nym roku spiacic sw6j dug
przygotowat budzet, ~musiafoby
zebrat z<podatkow przynaj-
mniej s75.OOo,ooo, poniewaz pre-
liminowany budzet ma rok 192l,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-05
SPORT,
z OBYWATELSKIE LIGI KREGLA
RE- YNA WOJCIECHOWIE.

W unegdaj odtyio sic otwarae Oby-
.watelskiej Ligi Kreglarzy ma Wojcie-
chowie, do ktGrej tnale2y szeSc piatek
czlmkGw m1odziehcGw nalelacych do
Klubu OhywatelSkiego ma Wojpiccho-
vic. w czwartek o sodzinie $50 VIE
czorem piatki zebraly sic i sekrctarz
Ligi Kreglar2y. Franciszek J. Kcmpa
% kr6tkiej p~rzeuruwie zaprosli do pre-
m6wienia prezeSa Klubu Obywatedskie-
90 i do ~rozpoCzecia sezonu pana lgna-
cego Frasza. Pc krotkiej movie zache-
cajac mlodziehcGw do trzymania sic
" k0lku parafii | teh p0wodzenia pia-
tkom wSzystkdm do wygrania szampio,
natu ligi, rzuci} kregiel jake rozpocze-
Gle se0onu. ligi n~aSzeJ.
Picrwszy kontest odbya sic pomicdzy
piqtkami tegiemi W kt6rej BujewS!i
HatterS zoStali zbici wSzySrkie try
CRY pr1ez piatke znanego naszcgo a.
dwOkata ,.Rybicki Five, kt6ra kicru-
je'kapitan StaS kasperSki, Bujewskie-
go KapelrSznikum COS sic stalo DO ME
nrogli zaczac grac. IaS kapitan SaS
KaSperSki i c. Kiefminski grail duko
male. Otto cyfry -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-05

" drugiem kontnScie zmierZyli sic
SzamptOld Llgi K~rcSlarSkiej roku 1919
20 dawniejSi znani Zaja GrOCers q
dis jako Ford Billiards. kt0rzy zbili
,.Jaskolski Photographers wSzystkie
try CRY / te4 dose dObrzc. II. Zaja !
w. WiSnicwski grail doSkonale | J.
PaHfowski Ubili 201 S1pilck a W. Wi
Sniewsk 2l2. ZaS nas2em FOtoSraf!-
StOm COS sic stafo IL ME mGeli bic szpi,
lex jak sic puwinno. II. SkOrupa +.
Knwczyk ME grail "a dUbrze, a Il.
SkUrupa dodawal otuchy swoim PREY
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EorZYStat. Otto cyfry -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-05
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MEM prrzeS komitetu drbrohytu ohyw.
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