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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19


With an eleven outweighed In the
same proportion as Western was
against Central the day before. East
ern held Techs powerful machine 10
. 10 TO o score yesterday, forcing INT
manual trainers TO the limit.
Mechanical mistakes alone lost TOT
Eastern. Two fumbles at or ticai
stages enabled Tech to gain the ball:
On the nrst tumble after Eastern had
held Tech on the brink OF the goai
line. Heine kicked a field goal.
Late after another tumble mao
been recovered by Tech. big Ed Pugh
plowed hts way through for touch
down. In justice to Tech IL may be
said that the Manual Trainers covered
up all they expected to use against
Central next week.
VARIED THEIR PLAY.
Eastern on the other hand used
a veried assortment OF plays. nicely
timed and well executed which TOOK
OF the lack OF charge
tho big Tech line. and produced con-
siderable yardRge. Wide holes were
opened on split plays through which
the Capitol Hin lads scrambled for
good gains.
There were times in the contest
which found the little Fasteners out
played and outgeneralling the Tech
lads. The Manual Trainers appear d
somewhat confident. knowing that
the eagle eyes OF the Central lads
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

With the classic of the local foot
ball season but a day away, Coach
Exendine is not yet determined on
the lineup Georgetown will Use
against the big Washington and Lee
eleven. Indeed, final choice may not
come until tomorrow. Exile wants as
strong defensive team as he cln
possibly pick, knowing the Lexing-
tenians to have powerful attack.
Gus Malley Is slowly coming back
to form. but II Is almost certain that
: he will not play tomorrow. The
backfield makeup has not yet been
selected. Jack Flavin is sure to be
been picked. Art Leary. Jimmy Sui
livan. Pete Carlin. Dutch Leighty.
Cronin, and plaster" Ward are all
working for the vacant places.
Bill Kenyon will probably go back
to end, sharing his duties with Buck
Wise, who showed to good advantage
against Georgia Tech.
The left side of the line will have
Tom Sullivan and Comstock, but the
eight side Is not yet determined upon,
though Metz Smeach Is sure to be in
1t. Joe O'Connell and Quinn are can
didates for the remaining job.
Hilltop authorities. on hearing the
tale Of woe from Lexington, are in
clined to smile. They believe the
Generals are much stronger than they
pretend. though 1t is admitted that
West Virginia and Auburn have
burned up the Virginians badly.
Tomorrow's game will start at 3
o'clock. 1t will be the last one here
for Georgetown, unless an opponent
IL found for December 4. Yesterday
Maryland University declined an offer
to have Curly Byrd's eleven tackle
the Blue and Gray on that date.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19

fully recovered. and doing fine work
on the second team. 1t lis almost GER
tain that he will get in a part OF the
Army game. Cruise played in the
Army game last year. While not a
brilliant back. he Is specially good
on defensive work. and very reliable
for a short gain when 1t is badly
needed. He not only played regularly
the first part OF the season, until In
jured, but also called the signals
displaying good judgment In running
the team.
The wealth Of substitute material at
the Naval Academy extends In n large
degree to the line. The second string
men for ends are not up to the stand
ard Of Even and Parr, but for every
other position there is a substitute
just a shade less available than the
regular.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
DEMPSEY STARTS WORK
FOR BRENNAN MEETING

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Sanction Of
the proposed Dempsey Brennan bout
at Madison Square Garden, December
IA by the New York boxing commits
sion. caused the worlds heavyweight
champion to pitch into training in
earnest today. Dempsey has been
doing light work aboard the naval
training ship Granite State, awaiting
action by the commission.
The match has been made for many
weeks. 1t was postponed several
times pending ofncial sanction.
Dempsey's match with Brennan will
be his second since winning the
worlds title. A few months ago he
knocked out Billy Miske at Benton
HarbOr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
GIRLS ARE STARS
IN SPORTS.

BOSTON, Nov. 19.-The
Barry family, of Newtonville,
can boast Of two athletic stars
in the same family, placing
them in the same class with
the Galatians and the Garritys
and several others that have
become more or less famous
during the football season. In
this case, however, the stars
are girls and they are noted
for prowess in basketball.
Miss Veronica Barry is a
senior at Radcliffe and is cap
tain Of the varsity five. Her
sister, Miss Gertrude Barry, Is
captain Of the junior basket
ball team at the same college.
Both are graduates Of Newton
High School, where they ex-
celled in all branches of girl
athletics.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19

The advantage OF experience 10 dis
tinctiy with the second backneid, and
there Is also some advantage in
weight. Upon the whole. II 10 some
what faster also. The first string
was chosen largely because it's mem
bers have had the advantage OF play
ing together In the recent games,
against the hardest opponents the
Navy team has had.
In other wordS II has proved
winning combination, and the coaches
do not think II wise to break into II
except for the best OF reasons. They
are very happy. however. to have
such good men In reserve.
LACKS UNQUEsTIONED STAR.
Rich as II is in backheld material,
the Navy squad does not boast OF an
unquestioned star. though Noyes has
made some brilliant runs against the
weaker opponents of the Navy dur
Ing the season. Its backs are all
good in getting through the holes
opened by the powerful forwards, but
they have almost always failed to elude
the secondary offense of their rivals
For instance, Koehler, who was a
regular last season, can hardly be ex-
celled in gains Of from five to twelve
yards, but the larger figure seems
his limit.
Conroy won his place on the team
shortly before the Georgetown game.
and won his spurs in that contest.
He was a second-string man last
year. and was advanced to his place
on the FIRST squad near the close Of
the season. He has been improving
steadily, and now Is one OF the Nays
most useful backs.
Hamilton 10 a good defensive player
and reliable for short line gains.
while Mckee, a new Midshipman.
from Butler High School, Pittsburgh.
is capable as a runner and an excel
lent defensive player.
or the second set of backs, Cruise
waas a regular last year and played
with credit through the Army game.
Waters was a first choice in most of
the early games last season. and
would probably have started in the
Army game except for injuries.
Rawlings has been a high-rating
substitute for two seasons, and Noyes
Is a new man and very fast and clever
as a runner with the ball.
MOVES CONSIDERED BEST.
Noyes Is generally considered the
any member Of the squad. He played
with New York Military Academy
last year, and though he weighs but
1855 pounds, is stocky and rugged. and
plays like a born footballer. He did
fine work in the early games and
played brilliantly against Princeton.
He was hurt in that game, and before
he returned to the field. Conroy had
shown great ability. and it was de-
cided to keep him on the team.
Rawlings played at the University
Of Cincinnati, and then for two
years on the Academy squad. He al
ways does we'll when called upon, and
the midship.nen are anxious to see
him in the Army game.
Waters is a crack lacrosse and bas-
ketball player, being the captain of
'hn latter team. He is fast, and his
weight Of 10 pounds is enough for
s.ashing back.
Cruise lost his chance to stay with
the first aggregation by a stroke Of
hard luck in the shape of an injury
about three weeks ago. He Is now
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
ORANGE AND BLUE
OUT FOR VICTORY
Virginia Has Not Defeated
North Carolina Since
1915 Contest.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Nov. 10
Though the Orange and Blue failed
to win from Vanderbilt last week,
hope Is felt here that IL will triumph
over North Carolina on Thanksgiving
Day on Lambeth Field. and Coach
Warren Is driving his squad hard
these days In order TO have II ready.
Virginia has not won from the Tar
Heels since 1915. In 1919 North Caro-
line won, TO o, and last year by o
to o. No games were played during
the war.
This years game will be the TWEEN
ty-fifth between these two univer-
stiles. Virginia has won seventeen
games. scoring AIS points. while
North Carolina has won six games
and has scored 100 points. Following
Is the record OF these annual football
battles since they began In 1892:
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Denies All Rumors.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-The
Pennsylvania football committee de-
MES all rumors to the effect that
Johnny Heisman will be let out as
football coach after this season ends.
1t Is contended that his contract runs
for two more years and will not Dc
broken merely because Penn has lost
all OF its tig games to date.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
LIMITED WEIGHT EEVENS
TAKE FIELD FOR BATTLE

Central and Western stage another
scrap today in Potomac Park when
the 135-pound elevens get action.
Techs 135-pound lads defeated Gem
trail recently and then Western played
the Tech lads to a scoreless tie game
The contest Is expected to be worth
watching.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
CONCANNON TO PERFORM
IN FEATURE EXHIBITION

Joseph Concannon. who holds sew
eral State championships in pocke'
billiards. Is making his farewell ap-
pearance in Washington today, pre-
paratory to going to New York to get
in form for his coming worlds title
engagement with Ralph Greenleaf.
At the Academy billiard rooms.
Ninth near II street northwest. Con-
cannon Is taking on local players
afternoon and evening today. There
IL no admission for the exhibitions.
which start at 3 p. m. and 8 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
Robertson will PLAY.

HANOVER, n. H., Nov. 19.-Capt.
Jim Robertson, OF Dartmouth. will
oppose Brown tomorrow, his injured
shoulder being much improved. Rob-
ertson starred in the Cornell game
but was hurt and unable to play
against Pennsylvania.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
VIRGINIA STAGES 5. A.
INTERCOLLEGIATE RUN

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Nov. 10.
Representatives from practically
all of the big South Atlantic colleges
are here today making ready for to-
morrow's cross-country run. The
event was captured by Washington
and Lee runners last fall. Virginia
expects to have a strong field tomor-
row when the six.mile race is run.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
BARROW TO GO SOUTH IN
SEARCH OF SPRING CAMP

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Business
Manager Ed Barrow Of the Yankees.
will tour the South next week in
search Of a training camp. The Yanks
are thinking of going to Louisiana
this year, but may invade Texas.
Manager Miller Higgins announced
the first Yankee deal of the winter
the purchase OF Infielder Jack Mitch
ell from the Vernon club OF the Pa
cific Coast League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
HILLTOP TEAM
TO Be PICKED
Coach Exendine Reserves Final
Selection Until w. and L.
Game Starts.
DRY LAW COPPERS
TO PEEK.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Nov. 10.
"A large force of Federal
liquor law enforcers are here
to attend tomorrows' Harvard
Yale game In the bowl. Any
chilled fan caught taking a nip
will be taken away to the cop
house instanter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
TWO COMPLETE SETS OF BACKS
FOR NAVY'S SERVICE CONTEST
BY HUGH r. RILEY.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. l9-The circumstance presented
Academy this year completely organized bsed
Of Koeher Conroy
Hamilton and McKee, this combination which expected to
second string composed of Rawlings Waters and
believe
the whole slightly superior At rate the onense will
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
EASTERN AND WESTERN MAKE
HISTORY IN GRID CONTESTS
BY BRYAN MORSE.

school history
reckoning
followers football The 1920 title TO Tech Cen
in The glory Of the win will be
at Of schools But all Of the credit and
be nghtfy belongs Eastern High
High despite Central the class Of the grid
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
PrepS TO ORGANIZE,

Tho Marine Props. who have been
so successful In football this fall, will
organize for basketball in the near
future Louis OConnor. 001 Eleventh
street northeast. Is manager.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
Wins Soccer Game.

Abbott School soccer players won
the NTH division title yesterday BY
defeating the Seaton School team by
. to o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
Mcleod Is Playing.

Freddy Mcleod. Columbia Country
Club pro. Is In Pinehurst, N. c., play
ing In the amateur-professi tour
nament.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19
lie in Doubt Hilltop Lineup-Two School Teams Make IL

and played with precision. Little time
was lost by either eleven yesterday in
getting action and sustaining play.
Time out was infrequent and both
teams showed the result OF good
coaching.
Save for the difference In bulk
there was practically nothing To
chose between the teams In yester-
days exhibition. Heine. Pugh.
Gosnell. and Hough performed credit
ably for Tech. Prender. Myers. Faber
and Lenhart did some splendid work
for Eastern.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19

To Meet on Grid.
Circle A. c. and Iroquois A. C.
elevens are scheduled to play Sunday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-19

North Carolina ............ u
Total number games played. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

cego Putynkowskiego. Panstwo Kle-
mems / Anna Poraduwscs nabyli re-
alncsc pnr. 423S School ul. cd y.
Marcina Koske. Take PIP, MARCEL |
Marya Banaszkiewicz, nabyli real
nose pnr. 1910 n. M%arshfield ave-,
rog Emily Cd PIP. Jana Maryi Be
rendt. PowyzsYe ~transakcye przepro-
wadzone byly u notaryusza p. Fran
ciszka Wengierskiego.
+ q
w tych dniach W dzielnicy Avon
dale, powstai nowy interes polski.
kt6rego z pewnoscia Polonia TAME
~zamieszkala oczekiwala, albowiem
skladu galanteryi damskiej dotad
ME bylo. Wlascicielami tegoz ska
du pod nazwa ,,Beldale' So PIP. Nj
cha1 i Wiktorya Wojciechowscy,
pnr. 3711 Belmont ave. Sklad gao
patrzony jest we wszystko co jest po-
trzebne do ubioru damskiego.
+ q !
y w ubiegIa niedziele w~yjechaiy
panny Helena Garyantesiewicz i E.
militia Tadych do Bass Lake i Knox,
Ind, ma jedno tygodniowe wakacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
MILLERAND MA ZWRoCIc
SIZE DO AMERYKI z PROPO-
ZYCYA WZIECIA UDZIALU
w o K
IOWYCH Z BOLSZEWI-
KAMI.

Paryz, q. lipca. - Premier
Millerand, marszaiek Foch, Ere
deric Francois Marsal, minister
finansow Philippe Bertholet, dy-
rektor biura spraw z~agranicz,
nych, wyjechali dzisaj rano do
Boulogne W. celu wziecia udzia}u
w konferencyi z Lloyd George'm
mad propozycya bolszewicka zwo-
iania konfcrencyi pokojowej do
Londynu.
Premier Millerand oznajmii, re
Francya przystapi wtedy do TO-
Rowan pokojowych, jezeli Rad
sowiet6w uzna wszystkie dfugi
francuskie i jezeli narod rosyiski
potwierdzi autorytet rzadu bol--
SZeWlchego.
Panuje przekonanie, re premier
Millerand ME zgodzi sic ma kapi-
tulacye arnii Wrangla.
Premier francuski ma zwrocic
sic do rzadu Stanow Zjednoczo-
rych z proSba wziecia udziaiu W
rokowaniach z bolszewikami, ja--
kie sic maja odbyG W Londynie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

Polskiego, a kt6rych sam osobiscie
sDrzedal wediug dowod6w, "a sumo
$18,85O. Geese CT, Druhu J. Danek
"a Twa prace %szlachetna ola Polski.
ktora CT zawsze wdzieczna bedzie.
Niechaj czyny Tive W piracy ola Pol
ski znajda jak najwiecej ~naSladow-
COW pomiedzy ~zespolem sokolim.
Ia Wydziai Okregu II z. S. P.
FIR. Skibicki, prezes.
j., DOmanus, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

wych gmachow szkolnych, kosz-
tenn dwudziestu pieciu milionow
dolarow; projekt budowy ma bye
rozlozony ma przeciag trzech lat.
Plany zostana prawdopodobnie
przedstawione ma najblizszem pc
siedzeniu trustys6w sRady Szkol
mel. ktore odbedzie sic jutro. Pro
gram, jaki zostai ~okreSlony przez
superintendent Mortensona o.
bejmuje osmnaScie nowych gina
chow ola szkol elementarnych,
oraz cztery gmachy ola szkof WY
'szych. Koszt kazdego budynku
szkoiy wyzszej ma wynosic try
miliony dolarow, przecietny zas
koszt budynku szkoly elementar
ncj wynosic ma $4,000. w do
datku do powyzszego, szesc sta
rych budynkow szkolnych ma
byt kompletnie odrestaurowa-
nych wediug najnowszych wy
magah ar%chitektury szkolnej. o.
kazuje sic rowniez brak ogrodow
zabawowych ola dzieci szkol-
nych, kt9re ola braku takich
miejsc spedzaja GAS wolny Cd
nauki przewaznie ma ulicach. -
Elan powiekszenia liczby ogro-
dow jest take obecnie rozwaza-
ny i prawdopodobnie zostanie u
rzeczywistniony W przeciagu die
sieciu lat nastepnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
L Okregu Drugiego Zwia'
zku SOkOl6W POlskich
w Ameryc0.
Do Szan. Zarzad6w Gniazd u. S. p,
Mr.. 2gi, Mr.. 10, Mr.. 20, oraz Mr..
18O u. S. =.

- Ma mocy uchwaiy Ztazdu XVII
Okregu ii. q. S. P. jaki odbyl sic W
dniach 4 i 5 lipca W Kensington, Ill.
zwoluje sic wyzej wspomniane "a
rzady Gniazd Tub wybrane komitety,
ma wsp6lna konferencye, jaka odbe-
die sic We czwartek, dnia 29 lipca
W biurze Okregu II pnr. 1868 Mil
waukee ave.. O godzinie Sci wieczo-
rem, W sprawie bardzo waznej, tycza
Gel sic rozwoju Gniazd Okregu IIgo.
Ostatnie posiedzenie Wydzialu
Okregu IIgo u. S. P. byiej admin
stracyi odbedzie sic we srode, dnia
2Sgo lipca W biurze Okregu 'pnr.
1868 Milwaukee ave. O godz. Sci
wieczorem p~unktualnie. Obowiaz-
klein kaadego czlonka w~ydziafu,
przybyt ma takowe zakohczatac
swoj urzad godnie, jak na sokoia-
Polaka przystalo.
Uznanie W piracy ola Polski W
sprawie P. p. P. date sic Dhowt J..
Danek byIemu N~aczelntkowi Okre-
gu II q. S. :, kt6ry jake prawy' Po-
lax. Sok6i, zajmuje sic nadzwycza)
gorliwie sprzeda4a bond6w Pahstwa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

wierajaca $4,000. Trzech uzbro-
jonych bandyt6w zeskoczylo Z
AUTOMOBILE z dobytymi rewolwe-
rami i zazadaio oddania picnic
dry. Giulbar i Gaude, ktorzy by
Ii rowniez ~uzbrojeni, porzucili ia
ma chodnik i poczeli strzelat do
napastnik6w, raniac Z micjsca
pierwszego bandyte. CT oczywista
odpowiedzieli rownicz strzalami
ktore raniiy nicbezpiccznic w g}o-
we i placy piatniczcgo Haubro-
ck'a, podazajacego, by zawiado--
mic O napadzie firme, oraz zatelc-
fonowac Pc policye, a takze IRA
nily Gaudc'go W noge. Ze strony
bandytow dwu r6wniez zostaio
ranionych jedcn Z mich padl "a
raz ma chodniku, lccz towarzysze
jeko zabrali go do automobile, ME
z~apominajac i o skrzynce z pie
riedzmi, poczem szybko odjecha-
Ii Druga skrzynka, ktora znajdo-
waia sic j~eszcze w AUTOMOBILE, o
ktorej widocznie bandyci ME vie
dzieli, pozostaIa nietknieta. "a
bandytami niediugo wyrDszyi Cd
dial detektywow, lecz mic ME
sprawl. Haubrock, ktorego ciez-
ko rannego W glove zabrano do
szpitaIa Sw. Antoniego, prawdo-
podobnie rany ME przezyje.
o godzinie 5tej pc poiudniu,
kiedy PAM Anna Pietruszewicz
! wesz}a do swego mieszkania przy
vi. S. Washtenaw ave, pnr. 1924.
usiyszaia jek rannego, weszla do
sypialni i znalaz}a tam brata
swego Jana Sopkowskiego, leza--
cego ma Iozku q kilku ranami w
ciele cd kul rewolwerowych, oraz
obok l6zka ma podiodze jego PREY
j~Sciela Franciszka Kroweca, 70
wniez rannego. Przywolala ma
tychmiast lekarza r. H. Freema-
ma, kt6ry pc opatrzeniu rannych
- zawiadomif policye. 0 godzi--
ME osmej wieczorem Przyby}a
policya i zabrala obu do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie opowiedzieF
o powyzszym rabunku. Lekarze
szpitalni zywiq mala nadzieje IT,
trzymania Sopkowskiego PREY zy-
ciu. Dwu innych rabusiow, oraz
zrabowanych $4,000 policya do
tad ME odnalazla. Jeden z rabu,
slow owych ma sic nazywat
Shorty" Machera, ktory mieszka
W okolicy Milwaukee ave. / No,
BILE, drugi znany jest pod pseu,
donimem Tom, a mial miesz--
kac razem z SoPkowskim pnr. lie
f. Erie III. Policya aresztowala
oko4o dziesieciu innych podejrza,
nych' o podobne sprawki. Krowec
zostai rozpoznany przez Jana
Knappa, z pnr. 4143 w. 24ta III. ia
ko ten, ktory miai postrzelic plat,
niczego, Sopkowski zaS miai kie,
rowac automobilem. Krowec, kite
ry zostaI .postrzelony W noge
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

Ookonczenie re s.ronicv I.
iozyc ma czas nieograniczony,,to
znaczy pewnie do nastepnych
Przesiuchow. Ma Podstawie tej
uchwaiy komisya uzytecznoSci
publicznych prawdopodobnie be
die musia}a przed}uzyc rozporza
dzenie CO do ~obowiazania wyso-
koSci obecnych rat Ia przejazd
g6rna koleja, ktory termin koh-
cyl sic Z dniem 1go sierpnia b,
T. Prolongata niedlugo prawdo~
podobnie potrwa, gdyz os}awio-
mel komisyi uzytecznosci zalezy
ma tenn, ably kompanii goruej ko-
lei, podobnie jak i t~ramwajowej
/ gazowej, napedzic jak najwie-
cej grosza do kieszeni.
SMIALY RABUNEK w BIA-
Ky DZIEN.
Wczoraj W samo poludnie CITE
rech ACKNOWLEDGMENT bandytow
dokonaio smiaaego napadu ma
platniczego i dwu jego pomocni-
kow kompanii ekspresowej
Brink'a, ktorzy WE'LL re SODA
$4,000 ma wyplate daal firmy
Hart Schaffner and Marx CO..
mieszczaeej sic PREY 4512 West
22ga III. NaPadu bandyci dokonali
tuz pred samym budynkiem fir
my, W chwili kiedy pomocnicy
piatniczego Giulbar i Gaude niesli
pierwsza skrzynke pieniedzy, "a
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EXIT A!
DELEGACI POLSCY WYRU-
SZAJA MA FRONT w CELU
SIE z DELEGA-
TAMI

Warszawa, 81. lipca. Pred
stawiciel ministeryum spraw "a
granicznych uda sic razem z
przedstawicielami wojskowymi
ma front ola spotkania sic z dele
gacya bolszewicka W celu omowic
MA warunkow zawieszenia broni,
ktore Rosya W zasadzie przyjeia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
$4,000,
MA W0DKE, ZOSTALY
SKRADZIONE.

Detektyw Pawel Peterson 20
stai wezwany ma badanie przez
n~aczelnika policyi Garrity. Pc
terson Jest oskarz6ny O UPLAND
ranie kradziczy $4,000 Abe
Nelson, w~laScicicla restauracyi.
Nelson zeznai, &c pieniadze te
przeznaczyi on ma kupno wodki,
Peterson obiecal zaprowadzic go
do miejsca. gdzie sprzedaja wod-
Ike. Gdy doszli do ulicy Lake, zja
WHO sic dw6ch mezczyzn i pod
srozbq rewolwer6w zabrali wszy
stk2 gotowke. Peterson podczas
grabiezy byi hieobecny, albo-
wien udaf sic do telefonu. .
Peterson ME przyznajc sic do
zadnego udzialu W napadzie, lccz
bedzie badany dalej. Policya tym
czasem robi wszelkie usiiowania
W celu stwierdzenia identyczno-
sci grabiezc0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

Kto chce esytae najleps1e eodEenne
otnno pohkie, mech de udA do pans
r. n. PAWOLL. nasSe9o agenta n
Duncan 1 okonce 1 xaabonuje sobiS
DZIENNIK .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

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Nv - obowia1sk poczytywat sook
~povfnien stale reklam0w1E narOdo-
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