davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06
DO WIADOMOSCI.

wsxyAtkieh Interesant6w ~nnJuprEeJ-
niei prOsimy y prSestrseGanie Do~IS-
skyeh NSSkaHowekS
Bfura Adnainistracyt RaszeJ Otyyarte
Grana do 1880 wieczOrem - co dRia, .
wy1atkiem niedHieI I SWAT KRAKOW ch,
ObOWiRzuJQcyeh.
Earzsaeu risma nas1eSO przyjmuje
s-nGeresAnIOVE CO dniR W GODZINACA
PUPOLUDNIO"SCh cd 2-gleJ do S-tej
- o NylRtktena sODot.
Redakcya dIa intereSant0yV otWnrt
lest m nhu " GUDZlNACa AANNfCH
- OD GODAINK lOsSO DO GODzlN 4
n " Do pOIuaniu IyLkO Ia sPeeynLns
uDowa.
neuAktOr NaeseIny przyJmuJe Inte-
resaa1OS al LAO 40 1ODAANAE; lU-IeI
kRAHO r~OLUONAksM.
lpraSxn sie - ANs L-MOznOscl WszeIkie
spfAoy q tke0aAcy9 EaiaIHIac PlSEsAl-
Nae, 10 ma kOa ~ ersHeye GIuGIe ME MA
my SIAsag IyGAO w szcAenoI-
na~tsNeJ NA6I, OsOOislScn, loD ME uAJa-
eyca sac 2AGAlFIS srISALe - arOs1 ko-
resVVnSehSJl - pE"sAAaS JA"le slS OS0-
k1seae, EaeaoUuySc ma NGS IeoAie, Ee o.
ksaO koazlny 1A-Iey EaAnJ klaHny gazette
ssyss na1Dar1sieJ JesIesny NIe1S
~truAhle
nore.yOH1entOW uprasEamy stanO-
yycAO, -Oy HLsAL CAAAEESAE-AEnA-
hkns.N nsSA, LCD IA m~ASELNArs, SAh.
knHH 1854 SAE 4 hAnO Ma o.
1890 sAAsONAE rArAnEhU.
Sesl nEuOEJ gAALeAVAoAGk ME maJa
bSc Os1Os&OncS POcHa~nIA ge - - kOaS
re~aAkeS,hSs Sesa DOA4uAne 80 40 sNrO-
ia. W raASs hIe OSAOszetGEas naIe3y 40
~ HRGAANAns ~LNAIA a AALASLkC
rOGAEONL Ma z0IIUEAA
rhAHsshGrE.
zA4ay ga AVDunlkatow do osGoszenGn
ME nA.eAy FAC ma karlA1ch Oa-
kryISeAs ONG AEA nae rReAH1-
MDSns sc hUaAUNAnAChA AksAAHprO-
AALAN hOn - enISa " W~YgaGkOoych
pauka rONSnlek OSA0sAen, aOIScza-
eycn xuchu w IONsarz9 StNxAeh IeacAOnI-
esnie nie przy1mulemy.
RsEelkte O-.toHzenAA nnlezs do Dzia-
I'm OxkOszeA W AunlInistraeyi tam sic
- nienn Eysrncae naIeEy.
POdz1ekONan1A - TO
axa1u. hEAOLUCYE AALOBAE, POLI-
TXCzNE 4 L, Z. nalezs do Dzialu 0gfO-
sEen.
WsxeTkfe kOrespOndenege, BnwIado-
mfenfa 1 Z. u. mus1s bye ROdpfsane -
ncfuem nsEwtskfenl wraz q adresem pi-
sxarewos bezfmtenRyeb, lub podptsanyck
lao~myslnIkIeu, nibo ureszete sloVSeu
-1(omffeto - k~OmUntkacyt, nj k0res-
rerdeneyf nte 1amfessezamy.
sfnnovrezo ME O~Glssxany zADN1CH
.NALOWs, ami WyeieeEeks lub .,pIknls
korD. UHzADzANXCH w NIEDZlELE-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06
FORTUNA KohEM SIZE TOCZY.

Wake z bolszewikami por6wnat
MOLINA do kulakowania worka napel-
nionego pieprzem, Tub balOnu, z kto-
rego powietrze powoli umyka. Pobici
W jednej miejscowosci, ,~,czerwoni"
ukazuja sic wnet W drugiej. W kwiet-
nfu, sIabIi oni ma wschodzie, wzmac
niajac jednoczesnie W pozycye ma
poIudniu 1 zachodzie. Pc zdobyciu O.
dessy, zaiadali cd Rumun6w, ably e.
wakuowali Bessarabie, prowincye IA
Iudniona po najwiekszej czesci Ru-
munami, a kt6ra, sadzonO, bedzie
Rumunom przyznana. u nadejscien,
czerwca Alianci nacisneli sowiecBa
Rosye siIniej niz kiedykolwiek. De-
nikin rozpoczal sw6j podziwienia go
dny poch6d ma poIudniu z pod Ca
rycyna mad Wolgq, W miedzyczasie
zas, armia syberyjska posuwaia sic
ma poludniowy zach6d, chcac sic z
MIN zlaczyc W Orenburgu.
Alianci prZybywali z pomoca cd
strony Arktyku, droga kolejowq pro-
wadzaca do Piotrogrodu i przeszll
KEN. Finscy ochotnicy, p~rzeszedfszy
~granice,, pomagali gorliwie i atak IN
Piotrogr6d cd strony p6hocnej byi
spodziewany. Admiral Kolczak posu.
nal sic fle tylko m6gl; Alianci zas
zdecydowah sic uznae jego rad 1
popieraS 60 pieniadzmi, za~opatrzy6 W
amunicye 1 iywnosc. 2 chwila, gdy na
krok ten sic zdecydowah, gwiazda
Kolcsaka poczeia blednat. WiaSnie
utonczas bolszewicy przyszli do sie--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06
POWSTANIE I UPADEK JUDE
NICZA.

Pominawszy to wypadki, general
Judenicz w dalSzym ciqgu podaial W
strone Piotrogrodu. Dnia 12go paz--
dziernika zdobyi hamburg i posunal
sic ma wsch0d, biorac Gatczync; p0z-
niej zwr6cif sic ma p6fnoc, sDedf dwo
ma szlal1ami i dotari do Carskiego
SioIa, niemal ma rzut kamienia cd Pho
~trogrodu.
w tenn miejscu spotkaio go to sa-
mo, CO spotkaIo inne armie, skiero-
wane przeciwko bolszewikom. BaItyc-
cy sprzymierzehcy odm6wili mu po--
mocy, poniewaz wzbranial sic gwa--
rantowac i'm n~ieZaleinoSc Z chwila
Z~wyciestwa, Finlandya zas oswald
czyIa mu, il ME bedzie go popierac,
poniewaz ME uznawal jej p~retensyi
do KareIii i ziem ma w~ybrzeiu
murmanskiem, kt6re sa szczepami
fihskimi zaludnioue. Rad, kt0ry Ju-
denicz stwOrzyl W Rcwlu z j.. G.
Lianozowem, jake ministrem spraw
wewnetrznych, - ma czele, stracil
sZybko znaczenie.
Prowincye baltyckie mialy wiece1
zywotne kwestye do rozwiazania.
W traktacie pokojowym z Niemca-
mi Altanci zadaIi natychmiastowego
wycofania sic wojsk niemieckich z te-
go terenu. Obawiajac sic jednak, Ii
bolszewicy zawladnatby mogli kra--
jem, marszalek Foch przystal na
zmodyfikowanie zadan, pozwalajqc
Niemcom ma pozostawanie tax dlugo
TAME, dop6ki ME otrzymaja oil
Aliant6w rozkazu wycofania sic.
Niemcy natychmiast poczeli organi-.
zowa6 sic 1 gospodarzyt W kraiu tax,
jak gdyby zamyslaH osias6 tam ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06
wYKRETY NrEM1Eo.

Niemcy ma po16r zgadzaly sic
warunkami pokoju, jednak1e Stara-
ly sic stawiaf trudnosc Aliantom m
Baltyku, oraz na Slasku, pr1ez pod
niecanic do strajk6w jakotes PREV
swoje intrygi W tnnych panstwach.
w czcrwcu, wiasnio MIN sic Men,
cy zdecydowaiy podpisa6 warunki po-
koju, ma wyrazny rozkaz admfralicyi
swoiej zatopili oni Gala osrom.
M flote W scapa Flow, ktdre mieli
oddaE Aliantom.
Alianci postanowili zazadac ode
szkodowania "a owa flote, q zqdania
owe byIy ~umieszczone mfedzy Warun-
kami pokoju, kt6re Niemcy musiaty
podpisac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06

RgqS ndrodu prSeS nGT6d d!a
R0yodu, ME sginie 2 poUteEschni
Eiemi
- Abraham lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06
zabija
1000 oS6br

Siedem tysiecy oo6b Ezniera roo1nf6
- o~ertyfNkaty pogrzobowe JAMAICA.
ia ,,Ruptura". Ola osogo?
n~ieszozeSliwi zaniaSbali Ie am aioo
tylko pielegnowali opuchie mietsce. AS
ME zbadali przyczyny gruntowAS Wy
90 robbie? Czy tOhze
sic, c sac pas ma rupture ro1ne Okla
DIV. Tub jax je zowieCde? w ~nnjlepSzyrn
razie pas Jest tyuko liohA podpoSA VA
lacego sic muru. Pas seismic mu1skuty
/ hanuje ~cyrkulaoye krwi - Sarazem o.
s}abiajac musalCufy ktore jax natw1eoS5
krwi potrzobuia.
LeN wiedza wynalazA sposob 1 kSe-
dy cyerpiacy ma rupture " tym kra1u
mote skorzystaG z tel PROXY DARAO
W swofm w1asnym domu. MsanovHne
Plapao metoda Jest be1w@tpienta mai
bardzhoj naukoWy, logic5ny !
niajacy srodak ldonowy IA rupture, ia
kiego SWAT kiedykolwiek zA0naA.
Plapao Pad Rdy przyhotone do Ga
Ia. ME moze sic zsunac ami zmientc po-
iozenfa, ME jatrzy | ME szczypie. Mick
kie jak akeamit, iatwo da she 1a6to-
sowac - ME droge. Nor to nosic N
wet przy piracy albo " czasie sDu.
Niema sprzaoLek. sprezyn ami rDemie-
nj.
Sauczcie sic tak BaMSknao m6eonco
r,pturowe jak nAtura tego wymagA,
TAX, ze ruptura ME sejAEie m dol Ma
pis1cie dlsiaj do Plapao Co. Block
2S26 St. Louis No. 20 heEplatna prob
Ike Plapao l pc potr1obns mform1cyN-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06
ZAlo5ona 1897 roku.
MACIERZ P0LSKA.
e MONROE 1903.

LAhLAD OLO"NA
ks. Frauciszsk Gordon. Moderator.
Ks. A. A. Kfowo, Wice-Moderator.
Woiclech F. Soska. oreZes.
Antonina Bsranowska. Wice-prezeska-
WOjciech Menkicki, Wice-preZes.
Tomasz 8 Blachowski, SekretarG
Franciszek witkowski. Skarbnlk.
stanislaw Liczmanski DyreEtor.
Wiadyslaw Lopatka, Dyrektor.
AiitUHI MazurA DyrekIor.
IkOkadya SOska, Dyrektorka.
Saionea Urbanska, Dyrektorka.
FrancisZka Bieschke, D~yrektorkG-
Adv. Piotr p. AiiRdak. Doradca Prawny.
Berta C. w~ojtalewicz. Asyst Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIUR0WEi
Riuro Zarzadu G}ownego otwarte W
dai pOwSZednle cd godz. s-tej rano do
6-tej wieczorem. Cw sobote do lei po-
p~o3udniu). WiecZorem, " dni powSZed-
ME z wyjatkiem soboty)l cd godziny
T-mej do S-tei. - " aiedziele l swieta
uroczyste. biuro jest zamkniete.
PreEesa; " poniedzlaiki i piatkl wie-
ezorami cd gosziny 7-mej do s-tet.
wszelkie korespondencye do Glowne-
20 PreZesa nslszy adresowac:
)wOJCIECH F. SOSKA.
1455 w. Division str. Chicago, III.
Sekretarza; " pontedziaiki. wtorki.
srody I cZwartki. WiecZorami Cd godZi-
ny 7-mej do s-tei i cd l-szsj ,popoiu-
dniu c~odziennie, z wyjatksem soboty, Cd
e-tej do 1-szet.
skarbnIka. we wtorki. srody 1 platki
cd godZiny 7=mei do 9-tej wieczorem.
sklndania OpIat. Wsselkie opiaty do Ka-
sy Gf6wnej Drzyjmuje Kasyer Glowny
SOdczss godzin ofisowych. albo We dnie
W godzinach ofisowych, SekretRrE &C.
neralRy.
wszelkie listy nadsylae nale4y ma re-
ee Sekretsrza Generalnego:
T0MASL =. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
4 S w. Division str. ChicagO, Ill
FINANSE.
Przekazy baukowe pocztows
(checks. money orders etc.) nalezE wy
ntaWiaG ma organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
p~rzeSylaC pod adresem:
FIR. WITk0WSKI,
I455 w. Division str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzsdu G36wnego:
1455-57 w. Division Utica,
Ma druSiem pietrse.
Chicago, III.
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MeSoUie StdRL WSsedzie sgd-
dznjq sic I'd Sddniu, Se must ISL
nice Ejednocsonn, niesdLeS1d I
sdmoEsqdhd POLSkG.
- WOODROW wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06

W Dublinie 21go stycznia swcauje
parliament irlandzki, oglaszajao swo-
in n~iezaIeznos6 Cd AngiH. Stan wcjan-
ny zostal zaprowadzony " Limerick.
Cork 1 Tipperary, gdzio sic pojGwfy
rozruchy nieprzychyine AngiI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06

stale, atakuJao ESConczykoW l Aoty-
SOW. w llpcu wojska niemieohde O.
trzymaiy rozkeB cd AlisntGw, ably
przestaIy stakowa6 i powr6cily do
Niemlec. General Won der Goltz, ko.
mendant niemiecki, ostadl kwater9
W Mitawie i oglosil sic generalnyn.
gubernatorem Kurlandy1. GIosil OH,
IL chce ~oczySci6 battyckie p~rowincye
cd boIszewik6w i wszeH W stOsunki
z czeScia armii rosyjskiej, kt6ra do
wodzif pulkownik Bermondt,
sprzyjajacy Niemcom. Berlin ma no
ty Aliant0w odpowiadal, il rozkazai
Won der Goltzowi wycofa6 sic z Pro-
wincyi owych, jednak OH rozkazow
tyCh sIuchaG ME chce. Dnia 8go paz-
dziernika general Acknowledgement
prZypuscii szturm do Rygi, wszedl ma
przedmieScia, oglosif niezaleinosc
Kurlandyi nievalna i ZamianOwal sic
g%eneralnym gubernatorem tel prowin
cyl.
Alianci W n%astepnej nocie wysianej
do BcrIina, obWiniIi rad niemiecki
IN to wypadk, oraz "a to, il mic sta
raj sic dose SLIME wplynac ma Won der
Goltza, ably tenze z prowincyi tel sic
u~surai, a wreszcie oglosili ekonomi-
en-. blockade Baltyku. .Brytyjskie i
franCuskie Okrety wesley do zatoki
ryskicj, zqdaiac cd Avalowa-Ber-
mondta, ably sic wycofai. SzeSC tysiecy
zofnierzy estoiskich p~rzyIaczyio sic
Ito Lotysz6w, w~yrzucaiac w~resucic
Niemc6w / Rosyan sprzymierzOnych
z Nicmcami, n to PREY pOmOcy okre-
tow wojennych. Berlin radzii, ably A
lianci mianowali / wyslah kOmisye do
tych prowincyi, kt6raby pr6bowala
wyrzuCic stamtqd wojsko Won der
Goltza; Berlin utrzymywal, il ME mo
10 ich san do usuniecia sic nam6--
| vic; zostaIo to dokonane wkohCu i
Nicmcy opuSc;li p~rowfncye nadbaity-
ckic.
Pr~owincye b~altyckie " miedzycza-
sic, prZcwidujqc niepcwny byt, znaj-
duiac sic pomiedzy sowieckq Rosya d
iadnymi zcmsty Nicmcami, przyjeIy
rropozycye bolszcwik6w, m~ianowicic
omawianie warunk0w pOkoiu. konfc-
rencya odbyIa sic Z wyslannikami Dol
szewik0w w DOrpacic, W kt6rei ucze-
stniczyli przodstawiciclc EstOnii, To-
twy 1 Litwy, jak r6wniel rcprczen--
tanci Finlandyi, Polski i Ckrainy. w
micdzycZaSic, dalsze nieSZczescia spa
daily M g~cncrala KolcZaka syberyjska
armic, w kt6Fcj on tyle nadziei po--
kiadai. Wyrzucony al pod Ural, Kol-
czak zmuszony byl W lipcu opusciC swa
kwatere gl6wna W Czeliabinsku i
przeni6si ja do Omska: Oddalony on
byI wtcdy cd okolic, kt0rcmi wladal
wiosnq, okolO 900 mil.
Brytyjscy, francuzcy, japohscy !
amcrykaIscy przedstawiCiclo IA kon-
ferencyi, odbytej W Omsku, W sier-s
pniu. zpdali uznania KOlczaka / u
dzielcnia mu natychmiastowego pic
niedzy / zapas6w. kr6tki czas opie-
raj on sic mad rzeka Iszim, 'bolszewi-
cy jednak, otrzymawszy posifki posta-
pill naprz6d, zmuszajac Kolczaka do
cwakuowania Omska, kt0ry zajeli
dDia logo listopada. KalcZak pre-
ni6sl swa kwatere do Irkucka, Okolo
1900 mil dalci M wsch6d, gdzie jest
juz jednak takie ~zagroiony przez
czerwonych powstahc6w.
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ZTEKIR EDAKCYJNEJ.
PRZEGLAD WYPADKOW POLH YCZNYCH
K. 10000.
K. l9l9-GO.

czerwca, W kt6rym move grantee 70
staly uznane; ma mic to sic jednak ME
przydalo, gdyz Niemcy q zachlannO-
sia swoja znana, poczynaja wciai
zatargi z Polska ma wszystkich cze-
Sciach ziem polskich, a zwiaszcza ma
G6rnym Slasku \
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-06
MACIERZ POLSKA.

sest organlzacys lscESes miodEisE poll
aka obojga pfcI " pracach naukoWych'
patryotycznych 1 bratniej pomocy dlS
podniesienia ducha morslpoSci i dobro-
bytu W spOieczenstwie. a s~zczegolnls
misdzy mlodziezs polska- Molina zapt-
sac ale na posmiertne cd lat IA do 40;
na cEionkow StowarZySZonych beB o.
gTRnicEenla wieku.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
spuddsrs Win. . to ..

w Associated ffsas
WICHITA FALLS. Aus 2i-Afi1
holding the SpuddrrF to one run fur six
innings. Dale blew up in the final two
innings. eight scores being made.
Score by innings. II
p,llaa ............. TOO OsO 0oa-3
wichita Falls ....... OoO 100 49,
batteries Dale and Kitchens. liar.
kins and since
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25

IRAN fnr Lewis in eighth. fLiailcd
for Shawk'y In eighth.
Scnie by innings. u
n..,r,lt tOg N0ai N0i--s
Sou Yofk OiO 0a1' 00A--3
summary. Thrcs-hasc hit. Neach
stolen lasg. iunsf Douhlc plays.
Iinsuith. Yoing and Heilman Base.
an halls. ShaWkoy 4. Collins !. Ayers
z struck out. ShaWkey 4. Collins l..
Aycrr s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
xBai,cd for Mccabc in ninih-

BiEbee: thrce-baso hit. Johnston: stolen
hases. Johnston Carey. Suuthworth.
double plays Barbara % Cu;Shaw 20
Grimm. CiriSon % Cuushaw "a Grimm.
Cutshaw 10 Grimm. Higl,ee 90 schmidt:
base on bulls. of Grimm /. Carlson ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25

~ Ass7Sinifd frffa
RoSTnN. Aug si-By winning to-
d,v Bnston iaok four 81 the fiVs'game
SERIES feom Cleveland. Boston massrd
l,s attack on Clark. while Bush kept
Clsyelands hits scattered until TIC
EIGHTH. The score:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
DIR III iCKwELI. HAPPY;
BOOSTED ~ FfRtIE ~ 1883

NEW YORK. Aug 2i.-Dr. AntoI'
mott, prown Blackwell. nincty-flyr
vr1rY old. u1gior emeritus 20 the NJ
Sml' Unitarian church E'itheth. y.
J when told that the Tennessee" Leg
i.lainrc hal ratified The nineteenth
amendment granting women The risht
90 vote. DECLARED.
This b. N, hlppicsi moment u my
ne. ! know now that h"ioic di" '
wiz hc able o. 20 Ia the polls ana
vote.
In 1855 nr blackwell toured the
United states aiding Susan y Anthony
IN hri clmiaiEn advocating woman
suff,ag, from 1855 Ia 1870 she WIS
minister If the Congregational church
IA plti.r y Y. her first charge after
b.inE ordaincd to the ministry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
NEWYORKLOsES
CAME To CARDS
Mt. IOuIs GETS FIVE RIMS ~ TIL
THIRD INNING AND VICTORY
OVER NEN YORK

ID WN7OT7HITU 7 ~
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2i--SiX hts. four
of which did not Ea nut Il the thield
In the third inuing coupled Win
Doyie's error and an iniicld out. gave
81. Louis five runs and a lead which
New York was unable 10 overcome To
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
sIi0E PRICES DiE
EOit 4 IIIG si.uMi'

KANE. "a. Au;. 20 --Shor prices
are due fu % hig decrease IN the fig
trr So Efy tanners lcrc.
Marked inactivity IN the ianrlns IN.
= .aiv here CONTINUES. MANY of N"
plants are entirely FhU. down. wall" e
number 81 others rave curt1il"l 1licr'
p;!rns An oyer sIrpiy of leather IL
given as the c.tuS".
"Th,rc b. 80 Indication ~ no cXlcn-
.i,, rrSumpu,h = tanning" ono TIM.
r,r v,id ro,crt,r. en- IN" othc: hand
lilntH ere ,lmarl md men ani cling
aid ~ c,"r d,v"
The prices piil for hldrs has taken
nig slump.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
DETROIT TIGERS
DEFEAT Yankees
IINGLFMFN MAKE FINAL Az.
PEARtNCE or SEiSON
At GOTHAM.


NEW YORK. Aus. q Detroit made
its farewell appearance of the season
here tOlav defeating New York aud
winning the series three games to
one.
Three. 81 Shnwkey'a tasSrs IN the first
- .t.f..f So. sttru.l tws. runs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
browns Take Double.IIeadrr.
suaior, Hli Faber Hard.

Py Assnrtafsd frrse -
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.-Nashins
to-, hit Fabcr hard today and took tn
final game of the sclics from Chicigo
Score By innings u
s.h,,-,eo ...... 0o0 10 Soc
wsshi,rton ..... 0o0 40 si'-'
Rs,tsrics. Fabcr. Kerr and SchalN
rnurt7ey. Ac,.sta and Charity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
PANTHERS DIVIDE
Z WITH GASsERS'
sptDDERS GIT To DALE N TINAI.
INNINGS AND
WIN.
By Associated Pres

~ Associated fffss
SHREVEPORT. Aug i--fori
Worth and Shreveport broke even IN n
double. hsader TO-DAY. the Visitors aking
the first game a. ana the home team
the secund to . The Fort Worth
team was outhattcd IN both gaines. but
made foui hits count fur runs.
Scorc-first game. X.
Fnrt Worth ..... nOn OOl iO0-i
shr,,.nort ....... Oai On0 Ol0--i
Battoricf Whitaker and llnwurih
GLEASON and Nann.
Scor,.- Second game. u
Fort Worth ........... nio Olo g
Shr,,eport ......... Ui3 toi '-G
Batteries Appleton and Moorc. Yer
bout and llunglin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25

xBattcd for Janyrin in fourth.
INFLATED Tor schultz IN fourth
Score BY innings. X.
New YORK .......t..... 700 -"o "''-s
~. LOUIS ...stss.sss.s. wa VIZ WV
Summary - Two-hase hits. Fouruicr
King. Frisch. stolen hasss Bruns
Hornrby: base on balls. of Benton /
Douglas l. North ?. Shenlel 2: struck
OUT by Douglas !. North /. SheTriel !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Texas League Recruit Wins

CINCINNATI. Aug 20 - The Reds
disposed q Pitcher Smith In less than
two innings today. and won easily from
Philadciphia. 90 ,. Napier. a recruit
from the Texas league. pitched the fuli
game for the champions. and although
he was hit freely. he showed gooi form
with men on base. and was never h.
serious danger.
Score by innings r.
fhiiauesphia ........... oel 900 eol-2
tlntlnhau ...ss..s.sr.. 80 900 lWK-f
Batteries - Belts. Smith and Withc-
row. Wheat: Napier and Rawlings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Secret 4 out.


PARIS Aug. - The secret 81
those airn,ious 'pv'rguas' caps mat
every American soldier cursed has Just
come out The Firrch first d.rr"d
their usr hy the poil'is In o'dcr @" con
.nr immon'r sioCis uf blu" rlp;h or
d,rtd av %, M.niYtsr ~ War rnl a.
a.. a.inr tina ~ ttsc tn lUat'i . tsrl
H.. T. .h,nds nul .'t,rs VI 90" 1r'li .nr,
kent. Tho Anusri, aa army .uut"l o.
H. away with tho cumbersome broad
brimmcd hat pni h'irr,rd III frcr'h
uvlc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-25
Cub. Nose Ont Rt.ves

CHICAGO. AUG. AIN a free hit
= tinK game Chicago nosed cut R0sion
today. Boston made twelve hits of
Alexander. hut counted only twice.
Scorc by innings. u
tt'~"a s.sttsssftst.s.. "" "sN Nl"-.
tnitaAo ss.ss-sssssssss WI Hlh WI
Batteries--FtllinEim and O'Neil. Cow
dy: Alsxander and Bscckel.
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PiusburE Defeats BrOcl.Iyn

PiTTSRURC. Aug 24-Pitisburg de
fcated Brooklyn today. 20 3 Carlson
was hit hard. but four double plays
help.1 him.
Grimes wild pitch with the bases full
la the first. scored two runs.
kilduff was hit In the face hy a ha.'
ted hall in the eighth. and McCalc took
his place. The scUre:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-10
ASK FOR VOICE
IN PHONE BOOST
State Chamber of Commerce
Wants to Be Heard.

A motion to intervene in the matter Of
the petition of the Indiana Bell Tele-
phone Company for authority TO increase
exchange rates has been filed with the
public service commission of Indiana by
the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce.
In the motion 1t is stated:
Il. That interviewer Is a voluntary as
sociation of various civic bodies of In
diana, individuals. partnerships, corpor-
ations and others located within the state
Of Indiana, organized for mutual bene-
fits, and that 1t maintains an office where
it conducts its business in the city OF
Indianapolis, state of Indiana.
'2. That interviewer and practically all
of its members are users OF the Bell tele-
phone, and as such users are vitality in
terested in petitioners rates and the
service they render.
"3. Wherefore, the Indiana State Cham
ber of Commerce prays your honorable
commission that 1t be allowed to inter
vene so that it and it's members may
have an opportunity to be heard, to be
treated as a party hereto, with the right
to appear at the taking of testimony
produce and cross examine witnesses and
be heard in person or by counsel upon
brief and oral argument, if oral argument
be granted"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-10

But it Is all very discouraging for the
crowds of correspondent who keep hoping
against hope that a thrill will yet be
produced by the convention.
1t has become a bromide that nobody is
excited here except Johnson and now you
are learning for the first time in any
newspaper that not even Johnson is ex-
cited
We saw him standing in front of the
Auditorium hotel
He was doing nothing In particular ex-
cept standing there.
Another man was doing nothing in par
ticular except to stand there.
Another man was standing beside him.
They were talking in a desultory way.
AND WHAT EFFECT
WAS THERE ON CROWD.
Were there great crowds blocking the
sidewalk and interfering with traffic
along the way?
Were these hundreds og swapping
cameras gulping down the historic
scene?
Were the moving picture takers risk
ing their lives to record it on the Inn
perishable films?
There were not.
Throngs passed by.
Not murmur of ir .erest.
Not a gasp of excitement
That Is the sort Of spontaneous DEM
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-10
ROBBED ATNOON
ON BUSY STREET
Negro Flees on Bicycle After
Taking SIC From Peddler.

One OF the boldest robberies of the
great number committed recently in In
d!anapOlis took place shortly after noon
today when a negro pointed a gun at
Granville WHkie, A.. 1911 East Georgia
street, on Sixteenth street between Park
avenue and Central avenue, and took $40
from him, escaping on a bicycle.
The place where the robbery occurred
Is on one of the most frequented streets
in the north side residence district
Wilkie, who is a huckster, was driving
his wagon when the negro jumped on be-
hind him. pushed a pistol against his
back and took his money.
The negro then jumped from the wagon
and. continuing to point the gun at
Wilkie, ran few feet to a bicycle and
escaped, riding north on Park avenue and
turning east in Seventeenth street.
D. w. Bramlett, 1858 Paris avenue.
told the police he saw the negro, but
was unable TO stop him.
The police emergency squad under
Sergt. Huston and Detective Barnaby
traced the negro to Seventeenth street
and the Monon railroad, where they lost
the trail.