davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-26

"Homebrewing hearts are happI-
est.-Columbia Is. c. Record.
The average men does a lot Of
distasteful things, not because Of
what he gets for doing them, but
rather because of what he would get
if he didn't-Sioux City Tribune.
A subscriber suggests hat Miss
Alice Robertson, cafe proprietor, in
stead Of being elected to congress
should have been made secretary of
the MISUNDERSTANDING Banner.
A Baltimore mar put a popular
song on his photograph and her
committed suicide. It's an easy way
to persuade yourself that life isn't
worth living.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Another tie Of sympathy between
Washington and the proletariat- The
Western Union has put the govern
ment On a cash-in-advance basis.-
Richmond Times Dispatch
ktchin would prove n good man
to lead the lean and hungry Demo
crats.-Indianapolis Star.
Los Angeles appeals for tents to
the houseless. Shelter them
from what? That splendid climate?-
Kansas City Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-26

Read Ardmoreite Want Ads.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Ze Spraw T~owarzystw.
Z TOW. DENTYSToW POL
SKICH w

Roczne posiedzenic Tow. Den
tyst6w Po,skich, odbedzie sic W
Srode, dnia l7so marca, o godzi-
mic Smcj wieczorcm, w lokalu
zwykIych posicdzei w ,,Elks
Club, III W. Washington Ill.
Ma p~osiedzeniu tem dotychcza-
sowa administracva ida sprawoz-
DAME i ustqpi miejsca novel,, kt6-
rel wybory zostanq dokonane.
Ma posiedzenie to zapraszamy
usilnic, opr0cz czlonk0w sta}ych,
wszystkich Kolegow zawodo-
wych, dotad do stowarzyszenia
ME nalezacych.
J. A. Zabrocki, prezes,
S. S. Gorny, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
A MEM
COM MA HAN
DLOWA

Paryz, 10. marca. - premierzy
aiianckich pahstw zebrani ma kon-
fcrencyi w Londynie, prawdoPo-
dobnie ziagodza warunki pokoju
odnoSzace sic do Niemiec tax, re
pozwolq Niemcom odbudowac
marynarke handlowa do pewnego
stopnia i ubiegac sic o handel, NOR
Ski IA r0wni z innvmi narodami.
Wprawdzie w traktacie pokojo-
wynn p~aragraf trzeci nakIada ma
Nie,ncy obowiqzek budowania O.
kretow przez lat picc o pojemno-
sci ME przenoszqcej 200 tysiecy
ton. ale ola Aliant6w. Robot tych
ma dogladat komisya do odszko-
LowaE wojennych. Jednakze A
lianc; pozwola Niemcom uzyt
tych Statkow wSzystkich a,bo pc
VIVA ich czest ma prowadzenie
handful. jelcl; zapIacq "a te okrety
albo materya]ami. Szcze-
g6lniej Anglia popiera taxi plan
ratowania handiu morskiego Ola
Niem;ec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
ODKRYCIE SPISKU MONAR-
CHICZNEGO.

Berlin, IS. marca. - Rad ME
miecki wpadt ma trop spiSku ma
jacego ma ceiu przywrocenie mo-
narchii w Niemczech. Grupa ME
mieckich patryotow skiadajacych
sic ~przewaznie z wojskowych o
wysokich rangach, staraia sic pre-
ciqgnqc ma swoja strone wojSko.
Minister obrony krajowej posta-
nowil natychmiast zdusiG spisek
ten W samym zarodku. Monarchi-
sci zdradzili swe plany przez
przedwczesnc ogioszenie w prasie
berlinSkiej, re kandydatura mar
szaika Hindenburga ma sankcye
cesarza "a SODA, re marszaiek do
Sta} pozwoienie Wilhelma, by
sic ubiegaE o prezydenture. Nova
ustawa parlamentarna tyczqca sic
wyboru prezydenta zaprowadza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
re SPRAW
BacznoSc Sokoli Okregu II-go
wv. Sok. Pol.

Wszyscy druhowie GwiCzqcy ma
przyrzadach obowiazkowo majq
sic slavic ma cwiczenia w niedzie-
le, dnia Ago marca, Dr., do sail
Gwiczen GIN. No. 2. pnr. 1886 En-
ma ul., o godz. $3.50 rano. Wszy-
soy cwiczacy vienna udziaf W
cwiczeniach ia Wiecu On. 40 W
Cicero, III. w tym dniu o godz.
Sci pc p~oludniu.
Zbiorka wyjazdu ma Vice do
Cicero zwoiuje sic ma godz. 40
20 poi. do Sokolni GIN. WI. SWAT
kiewicza pnr. 1916 Tell pl.
Zygmunt de-Latour,
Nacz. Okr. IIgo Z. S. P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
T NAJWYZ,
SEE RADY ALIANTOW.

Paryz, ID. marca. - DaWny pre-
zvdent francuski Poincare w arty-
kule tresci politycznej umieszczo-
nvm w Revue DeS Deux Mon
DIES" ostro krytykuje Niemcy, po-
niewaz ci staraja sic o rewlzye
traktatu wersalskiego. Zwraca on
uwage Anglik6w i innych seTdc-
cznych przyjacid Niemiec, azeby
pierw MIN zaczna lac Ivy mad
Niemcami, popatrzyli ma z%rujno-
wana Francye. Francya zapiaciw-
sly krwiq swych synow oraz
SVEN mieniem "a wolnoSt naro-
dow, ma prawo niezaprzeczone
domagat sic odSzkodowauia Cd
Niemiec. P~rezydent noddajc mic
zmiernie ostrej krytyce zachowa-
ME sic najwyzszej rady wobec
sprawy adryatyckiej poiozenia ma
GaIekim wschodzie, oraz stosunek
je; do Rosyi ~sowieckiej i mniej-
szych narodowoSci, a ma koncu
dodaje. re i'm wczeSniei owa rada
pojdzie IA b}ogi spoczynek, tenn
lcniei ZrOh:-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

z Gala masa ludzi Swiadomych, wy
Chowanych W duchu patryotycZnym
i k~ulturalnym. Miodziez nasza VIE
lokrotnie z braku odpowiednich to-
warzyszy i koleg6w dale sic porwac
wplywom obcym, najczesciej ziym,
naSladuie co najgOrsze / niestety
czesto postepowaniem swojem Czyni
krzywde og0lowi polskiemu, psujac
jego dCbra slave i imie. Me MONA
tn nikogo winit; mfodo$G, brak maj
og 6lnieisZego wyksztaicenia. ME
SwiadomoSC o%bowiazk6w wzgledem
Kraju i Narodu, - zie toWarzystwU,
- to So powcdy tego nienormalnego
stanu.
Y. NJ. p. jest organizacya oswiato-
wo = spoleczna, ME jest organiZacya
pOlityczna.
Walka z ciemnota j przygotoWanie
" zyciu spoleczno-narOdowem jesr
naszem zadaniem, vice wzywamy do
piracy i w~ypelnienia tego obywatel-
skiego obowiazku wszystkich, ktorzV
rozumieja, jak ia praca jest wanna
i POLYTECHNIC.
Zwracamy sic z apelem do setek
starszych dZisiai Rodak0w, kt6rZy
naleaeli kiedyS do nasZej C]rganiZa--
CYL i ma kt6rych spogladaC mczem!
4 dumQ....
Zwracamy sic z wezwaniem do "a
kladania Oddzial6w Z. NJ. p, d."
wszystkich tych, ktor2y chca sic cze-
COS nauczyt, NIGGA nauczaC innych,
Tub skromnym S5c podatkiem zechca
poprzet nasze usilowania.
MISUNDERSTANDING bardzo pOpu-
larnie napisanych ~rozprawek z nal
rozmaitszych dziedzin nauki, zakIa-
DAME czytelh. klub6w mlCdziezy itn.
to sposoby. jakimi chcemy sic wy
wiazaG r naszego zadania.
Zarzad Generalny Z. NJ. 7. pre-
niesionv zostal do Chicago i udziela
szczeg6lnych infOrmacyi.
Naczelnik Z. ". p.
j. Gcppcrt,
2G20 Iowa str, Chlcaso' IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
ODEZWE SZEWC0W Il BROCKTON,
MASS.

My Polacy-SzewCy Z BrocktOn !
okolicy, zorgaLiZOwali$my szewska
spoke. majac ma celia Za}Olenie W
POlsce fabryki Obuwia. Xeby praca
nasza byla produktywniejs2a i vie
dzqc, re W jednoSci sila, zamiast
tworzyt nova instytucye, postanowi-
liSmy przylaczyt sic do Stowarzysze-
MIA Mech. Pol. W Am.
ZakupiliSmy pc jednym udziale "
Stowarzyszeniu Mechanik6w ! zade-
klarowaliSmy ma fabrykr szewSka Z
CORA 100000.
Kaldy czlonek zobowiazal sic wpla
cit ME mnici jak $500 ma zak'ado-
Wv kapiIal fabryki. Zadeklarowane
picniadze zostana zlozone do kaSy
ma zadanie Gl6wne?o Zarzadu Stowa-
~rzvszenia Mechanik6w Polskich W
Ameryce.
Stosownie co poleccnia prezesa
Stow. Mech. inzyniera \ .GWiazdo-
wskiego. tymczasowa siedziba "a
rzadu Wydziaiu S~zewsNiego - be-
die B:Cckton.
Ninicjszcm zapraszamy SZewc6w
Polak0w W Stanach Zjcdnoczonyrh |
Kanadzie. zamierzajacych ~powroci"
do Polski i tam zabezpieczyt swdJ
byt. - przystqpit do ~naszHj koope-
ratywy szewskiej, zadaniom kt6rej
lest stworzyG p~otezne zaktady Obu-
via w Polsce. oparte Ia zasadach
kooperatywnych.
PowoIujemy Take polskie spolki
szewskie do l~QcZenia sic Z mani, po-
niewaz W gromadzie siia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
AMERYKA POWINNA MALE
FEC DO LIGI LUDLOW.

Londyn, Is. marca. - Dawny
premier angielSki Asquith prze-
mawiajqc ma bankiecic wydanyn
przez unie Ligi Ludlow zaznaczyi,
re wiclka jest szkoda ola calego
Swiata, IL Stany Zjednoczone ME
nalczq do Ligi. .Jak dlugo Amery-
ka bedzie sic trzymafa zdala Cd
Ligi, to instytucya ia mic bedzie
miaIa odpowiedniego poparcia
matcryaIncgo ami moralnego. Ida
MEM m6wcy ogromna wiekszost
.ludnoSci Stanow sympatyzuje L
Ligq / Sprzyja zamiarom, W jakich
ia instytucya zostafa do zycia po-
.WOlana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
POSLAN-
COW LENINA.

Kopenhaga, Is. marca. - w O.
kolicy Kowna ustrzeiono roSyjski
aeroplan i zmuszono go do wyla-
dowania. w aerop,anie tym Znaj-
dowaIo sic trzech mezczyzn ! je-
dna kobieta. Z~nalcziono PREY Mich
obiit2 poetic, przeznaczonq do
Niemiec. Pasazerowie ci mieli re
SODA papiery podpisane przez Lc-
nina, ktory i'm dawaf nieograni--
czona wladze do zawarcia bardzo
waznych kontraktow handlowych
Z Niemcami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
NIEMCY ARESZTUJA CZLON
KA KOMISYI PLEBISCY-
TOWEJ.

Flensburg, S~zlezwig, IS. marca.
- kiedy T. IIeitye, czionek kOmi
syi alianckiej wraz re SVEN oto-
czeniem jcchal do Sz,ezwigu, 70
stall przez policyg niemieck4 are
sztowany wraz re swymi iowa
rzyszami. Pomino. re ten pan
wykazal sic paszportem ! udowO-
dnii w jakim celu jedzje, policya
przetrzymala so przez kilka 60
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

glosowanie bezposrednie ! wyma-
ga absolutnej wiekszoSci g}osow
ola kandydata. Gdyby laden z
kandydatow ME otrzymaf abso--
lutnej wiekszosci, wtenczas przy-
chodzi do SciSlejszego giosowa--
MIA pomiedzy piecioma kandydata
m. Socyalisci niemieccy sic spree
ciwiaja podobnej formie wybo--
row
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
POLICYA PRZESZUKUJE
DOM DE VALERY w DU-
BLINIE.

Dublin, Is. marca. - Angielska
policya przeszukala mieszkanie
zony prezydenta rzeczypospolitej
irlandzkiej podejrzewajqc, re tam
sic ukrywa ksiezna Markiewicz,
czlonkini parlamentu irlandzkie--
go. PENNSYLVANIA te zawiodiy,
gdyz policya wziela przez pomy}-
ke kuzynke PAM de Valera, "a
ksieine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Belfast. 10. marca. - Policva

beI1dSt, t. 1lldlCd. - UIIVEd
angielSka wystawiona jest ma
szczeg6lniejsze ataki rcwolucyo-
nist6w irlandzkich i prawie kazde
go dnia kt6ryS Z policyant6w pa
da oiiara napadu, Wczoraj "a
strzelono konstabla Scullego W
Glenmirc, w powiecic Cork. Cd
stycznia 21go do dzisiejszego dnia
jest to juz 26ty policyant, kt6re-
60 irIandczycy rewoluCyjni usu-
nell
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

piracy przcmyslowej w Polsce.
Rodacy! Jezeli many wracat do
PolSki, to Wracajmy zorgan'zowa-
nj, DO pojedyhczo mic ME zdzia'a-
my. Pobyt w kraju zapewnic So
lie mozemy, jezeli zorganizujemy
kapital / faclowych ludzi W jed
ma wielkq kooperatyWe.
Przybadzcie wiec wszyscy ma
Vice! Zdolni m6wcy wytiumacz9
lax sic organizowat, aIeby prze-
mys} polski podzwignqc. Vice
odbedzie sic dnia 14go maTca, "
godz. 2giej pc poludn'u.
L szacunkiem,
Komitet Obywatelski
2 Miodziankowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

nu. WPrawdzie Anglia powiada,
re Liga Ludlow bedzie STAG ma
stray, ably Niemcy ME targneiy
sic ma Francye, jednakze jak do
tychczas Liga ME bardzo wielkie
rokuje nadzieje z~wlaszcza, re
Ameryka ME potwierdzila warun,
kow pOkoiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Re SPRAW zWIAzKU MkODzIE-
1Y POLSKIEJ " AMERYCE.

z. M. P. W A., organizacya istnie-
iaca cd Is lat, ma "a zadanie sku-
piac oko}o siebie Miodziez Polska ma
wychodztwie, pomagac jej w samo-
ksztalceniu i spelniac tq role, jak "
kraju spelniaia szkoil i obcowan:e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
..ROZRUCHY w MONACHIUM.

Berlin, Is. marca. - WlcTKa Il
czba kobiet i dzieci zebrala sic
pred gmachami rzqdowymi W
Momentum protcstujac przeciw
ograniczeniu, jake wladze TAM
tejszc wydaly, co do iloSci chlcba
dIa ME m~aiqcych pracy. PonicwaI
rad wydaf rozkaz obciqt racyc
chleba wvdawancgo ola pozba--
wionych piracy o , / POI funta,
przeto tlumy tc urzqdzi}y zebra
ME protestujqce przeciw podob-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Pc wszelkie informacye, a take W
sprawie Zakupra udzial0w zwracac
sic do Zarzadu Wydzialu ~Szewskiego
pod adresem: s. Pi6rewicz, Box G7,
Monticello Sta. Brockton, Mass.
Prosimy ws2ystkie piSma po!skle
o iaskawe przedrukowanie niriejszej
odezwy.
Zarzad Wydzialu ~Szewskiego. Sto-
warzyszcnia M~echanik0w Pol. w Am.
J0zef Faszczcwski, prezes.
StanisIaw Pi6rcwicZ, sekretarz.
o. luCego, 1920. Brockton, Mass.
BACZNOSc ~MALOPOLANIEl
Wiclki Vice W sail oh. Krech-
PREY Huron i Noble ulicy
zwoIuie sic w celu omowlenla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Ze Stow. Mechanism
Po!skich W Ameryce.

Oddzial szewski w Stowarzyszeniu
N~echanik0w Pol. W Ameryce OGiaSzd
naStepujaca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

din pod strata. Wreszcie Pc wiel
kich tIumaczeniach i przedstawie-
mach szef policyi pozwolil panu
Heftve odiechac wolno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
%IsIsgEamy z%agEaniGzne.

Dokonczenie re strongly I.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending Oct. 20.

On Thursday evening the big meet
ing of the Holstein- Friesian breeders
of the county was held at Bradford
This meeting was planned in cooper.
alton with the Holstein- Friesian Asso.
citation of America with the purpose Of
arousing interest in the campaign
which is being made in New England
for the support of a field agent who
shall work for the interests of the
breeders OF the black and white. About
fifty breeders were present and lis.
tened to the enthusiastic talks by
President ID. d. Aitken and Secretary
+. L. Houghton of the Holstein- Erie
sian Association of America, Commits.
sioner F.. s. Brigham add Mr.. Pollock.
who is directing the campaign. At the
close of Mr.. Polloek's remarks he ex-
planned the enrolment in the New
England Holstein -Friesian club and the
benefits which would come from the
services Of a field agent working in
New England. The blanks were then
passed out and signed and over $3.50
was raised towards the support of the
.
Two days this week were spent with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
BRITISH STRIKE
IS FADING AWAY
AS the Conferees Approach
a Basis of Settle
ment
SIDES MAY
GAIN
Wage Demand of the Min
ers May Be Granted
in the End

London, Oct. 25.-Conyersations re
newed at No. 10 Downing street to-day
between Premier Lloyd George and g X
e~cutives of the Miners Federation
were confidently expected to lead to a
settlement of the miners strike, which
last week threatened to involve Great
Britain in an industrial crisis. Promi-
nent executives of the federation and
government officials were quoted by
newspapers as optimistic.
Ii is believed an arrangement will be
reached by which each side can at
least claim it has not yielded its main
contention, and it is asserted Premier
Lloyd George will submit proposals
which he hopes will make an increased
output of coal so certain that il win
be possible TO grant Immediately the
increase of wages demanded. Miners
leaders are quoted as saying they are
confident the government before long
viii find a way TO concede the miners
claims.
Newspapers continue hopeful for the
most part and express relief that the
National Unlon OF Ra1lwaymen decided
to defer calling a strike. Such action,
it is understood, will not be taken be
fore Wednesday, whatever happens.
The labor conference, which was called
by the Parliamentary committee of
the trades union congress, will meet
Wednesday, and there are indica.
tions that a railway strike even if
eventually called, may be rather half.
hearted. Many messages from local
branches are said to have been received
at the headquarters of the union,
expressing hostility TO the idea of a
and being accompanied by dec
Iarations that many men will refuse
to obey such a call.
II is said that until a ballot of the
workers has been taken, the attitude
IF !. H. Thomas, secretary of the Ma
Iional Union of Railwsymen, will Ger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
How About
Your Weight?

Do you realize that unless
your weight is up to normal
you are actually in danger OF
serious illness?
No insurance company will
insure those who are under
weight.
Many thin people find that
they gain weight steadily
while taking Father Johns
Medicine.
The pure food tonic eie-
ments, which are contained in
this old-fashiOned prescrip-
ton strengthen and build up
those who are thin, weak and
run down. 1t is real food and
in a form which even the
weakened system can easily
take up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
TOUCHDOWN AT
THE nth HOUR
Gave Spaulding High a Z
to 0 Victory of Lyndon
Institute
CROSS BUCK WAS
THE PLAY USED
Previous to That the Teams
Had Fought Each
Other to Standstill

With but two minutes to play
against the Lyndon institute Quarter
back Smith of Spaulding high schoo
called forth signals for a crossbucl
play, when on the Lyndon l2-yard line
on the Lyndon athletic field in Lyndon
vile Saturday afternoon and thereby
brought victory to the team. for Brown
carried the ball around end for a touch
down, and then Smith kicked a goal
ending the game, Spaulding I, Lyndon
institute o..
1t was a hard fought game with two
teams as evenly matched as seemingly
possible, victory going to the better
team, however, after four periods of
10 to II minutes, alternately. Spauld.
in. won the toss and chose to receive.
Smith received the kickoff and gained
but little ground before being downed.
Being in close proximity to their "
goal Smith pnnted, Lyndon receiving
and working down the field rapidly.
Lyndon, after. attempting several times
TO buck Spaulding line, found il almost
in vain to gain in this respect. Down
the field the team was going by rapid
strides until finally they reached
~Spaulding's two-yard line and here lost
on downs.
Spaulding sent the ball back 30
yards and then Smith punted. The
period ended with Lyndon in posses
sion on the 4O-yard line.
Again in the second period Lyndon
worked down to the l0,yard line but
was held ON downs. The ball passed
back and forth till the period finally
ended with the ball in the center OF
the field.
Spaulding kicked off to Lyndon in
the second half and downed the runner
almost in his tracks. Lyndon was
forced to punt. Smith receiving. In
this period the ball was in the Lyndon
territory much of the time.
The fourth period opened with
Spaulding in possession Of the ball
near the center of the field. Down to.
the Lyndon 30-yard line they worked
and then lost on downs. Lyndon lost
10 SPduIulHG ON uoNns again near IHe
middle of the field. Effective line work
and end runs brought Spaulding on the
l2-yard line and but two minusrs to
play, Smith then brought forth the
c~rossbuck, which he held up his sleeve
till the critical moments and which
scored the winning points,
Only two substitutes were used by
Coach Ross, Douglas replacing o'Leary
in the last half. and Marion for
Rivers in hte last quarter, after Rivers
sustained a kick in the shin which pre-.
vented his further playing.
The lineup for S~paulding consisted
Of Tierney at left end, Mitchell at left
tackle, Gauld at left Guard, O'Keefe at
Fleetwood at right guard, Alb
biatti at right tackle, Densmore at
right end, Smith at quarterback,
OLesry and Douglas at right half
back. Brown at left halfback, Rivers
and Marion at fullback.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
CARPENTER
VS.. DEMPSEY
Worlds Heavyweight
| Championship Bout Is
Nearly Arranged
BOUT TO BE STAGED
IN NEW YORK CITY
And Will Be Pulled Off in
January or June
1920

New York, Oct. 25. Terms for 8
bout for the worlds heavyweight
Championship between Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter have been sir.
tually agreed upon, Jack Kearns, The
champions manager, announced TO,
day. He said a final conference of in,
terested parties would be held tomorrow
gor Wednesday and added he was con-
afdent the agreement would be signed
before Carpenter leaves the United
States a week from next Saturday.
The bout probably will be in Madi-
sol Square Garden in January or June,
1921.
Kearns said the match had been vir-
tually assured by a series of confer
cnees held here within the past few
days, attended by himself, Francois
Descamps, Carpenters manager; Tex
Richard, the Madison Square Garden
promoter, William A. Brady, theatri-
cal producer, and Charles B. Cochran,
English sporting promoter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25

The following statement was given
us for publication by MIR. NJ. F. Ding
ley. who resides at r. +. D. No. !,
Auburn, Me. He says:
"For over Is years | have had a very
bad case of kidney and bladder trouble
which has caused me to be in a very
poor condition, / was all rundown,
owing TO loss of sleep and every night
my sleep was broken four or five times.
j tried to get relief with different
remedies, but could not find anything
that would reach my case. saw
Vitalitas advertised and read about
MI. c. Smith, who was cured, and az
his case was the same as mine, | &C.
cided to start the treatment. Almost
Immediately | began to notice a great
change. My appetite improved, my
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
ON WHEELS.
Is Being Completed by a Staten Island
Man Bound for Florida.

New York, Oct IA bungalow on
wheels. under construction BY a Staten
Island resident and prospective inhabi-
tant Of Florida. = claimed to be the
last device for beating the high cost
Of building and railroad transports
ton. William Ward. designer Of the
rolling home, consisting Of . living
room. hath and kitchen. reckoned Il
would b cheaper 10 build. equip and
tow his household. intact. by sutomo-
hile 20 = place where he would not
sod coal than 10 ship HE effects BY
train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25

kidneys and bladder became stronger,
and the best Of all, ! had perfect sleep
every night. My being undisturbed
each night gave me the correct amount
of rest / needed and ! began to take
on weight until to-day am completely
cured of my old troubles. | can hon
estly recommend Vitslitss TO anyone
who is suffering with the same com
plant as I had. It is the best remedy
/ have ever used"
To-day the public demand value re.
ceived for their money and when we
sell you a bottle of Vitalitas we know
you are getting full value. Start this
great treatment at once. Vitalitas
is sold in Barre by browns Drug Store
and leading druggists in every town
Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
EASY FOR NORWICH.
Walked Away With Clarkson Tech, So
to 0, at Mortified.

Mortified, Oct. 25.-Norwich played
the first home game of the season Sat.
urdsy, defeating larkson Tech, 80 to o
In the first period, Smith of Clark.
son kicked to Dewitt, who made 10
yards. Sparrow made a good gain
through center. Ashton took the ball
off tackle for a touchdown. Steele
failed 20 kick goal.
Norwich again received the kick and
Griffin plugged the line for consistent
gains. Sparrow then ran through a
broken field from an off tackle play for
a touchdown.
Bradley, who relieved Griffin at this
point, ran the team well, using cross
bucks and overhead plays, Curtis and
Bradley made long runs for touch
downs. In the last quarter Norwich
settled down to straight football and
Griffin and Dewitt crossed the line for
t~ouchdowns. -Hoar and Lowell starred
for Clarkson Tech. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
EASES A COLD
WITH ONE DOSE
"Pape's Cold Compound" Then Breaks
Up a Cold in a Few
Hours.

Relief comes instantly. A dose taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken usually breaks up a severe cold
and ends all the grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up n~ostrils and the air passages
in the head, stops nose running, re-
lieves the headache, d~ullness, feverish-
ness, sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snufflingl Clear your eongested
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only a few
cents at any drug store. 1t acts with
out assistance, tastes nice, contains no
quinine-Insist upon Pape's!-Ady.