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Evening journal., 1921-05-23
DELAWARE HAS BUSY
SCHEDULE THIS WEEK

special TO The Evening Journal
NEWARK. May 22-University
Of Delaware and Swarthmore will
meet In three sports this week and
TO Delaware students these are about
the most important games OF the
season there being keen rivalry be-
tween the two institutions In attn
letic events. on Tuesday the Della
ware track team will so 10 Swarth-
more for the annual dual meet be-
tween the two colleges. Delaware
won the dual meet last year by a
narrow margin and with the pres
tire OF having finished third In the
Middle States meet al Baltimore a
week ago looks 20 be the favorite
I'm the meet on Tuesday. Coachs
LeCato and Shipley have tho track
squad IN excellent shape for this
meet.
on Wednesday the Delaware base
ball team will also go 10 swarth-
more TO play the annual game
against the Little Quakers. Delaware
also won In this branch OF sport last
year and hopes 10 repeat. II Clancy
for swarthmore and Rothrock for
Delaware pitch Il promises TO be a
great dual between two OF the best
southpaws in college ranks.
Next Saturday Swarthmore tennis
team comes 10 Delaware. This Will
end the University Athletic schedule
for this year except for a baseball
game with Dickinson here saturday
and a dual meet with Muhlenburg
| early in June.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
oUT.DOoR BOXING SHOWS.

Outdoor boxing shows will be in
augurated on Wednesday. June J..
when the Boilormakers' Local. 494.
will stage an open-air program at
Harlan Field, for the benefit OF sick
and distressed members.
The bouts. which will bring to-
gother the leading boxers OF Phila-
delphia and other eastern cities. will
be pulled of in high-class fashion.
Fans will recall the smoker the
Boilermakers staged at the Park
side gym a few weeks ago. when ono
Of the classiest cards Of the season
was presented. II is hoped to have
Ralph Raymond work in one Of the
bouts. High-class vaudeville and
several vocal selections will COM
plete the program.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
WE'RE BETTING ON
THE MARRIED MEN

Plenty Of action is promised in the
game scheduled for tonight at tho
Third and Adams streets grounds
when the Married Men and Single
Men Of the Defiance Club will stage
their annual classic battle. Last
year when these fellows clashod the
gents that have another boss al
home came through with 16 20 13
victory in a game that boneheads
sensational plays. heavy hitting and
everything imaginable and unimag-
Unable In baseball trickled.
Salmon Shields. of the Matrimoni-
archs, who will also pitch for his
team expects his team TO have things
easy. To back up his statement he an
nounced that Dick Conner old
Brownson star Of by-gone days. will
do the receiving. Sam Alexander. old
Catholic League star. will hold down
the initial sack; Lucky Welsh, at
present with the Defiance Travellers,
will try TO cover second base while
Mat shannon. another old Catholic
League player. will cover the hot
corner. Pete Miller. ex-Defance
star OF 1902. will play shortstop.
In the outEardon he has Jim Gil
lespie. Yellow Meyers and Johnny
Murphy.
In the Single Men battle array,
Manager johnny Fillibin. who will
also try TO turn in victory for his
team from the pitching peak, has
gathered together a galaxy Of stars.
Red Hession. who is a yet TO he, %
will do the receiving, while Jack
McDonough. the old dupont. will
cover first base. Charley Early,
Chucky Carroll and Mike McCaulley.
an three old Defiance players. will
complete the inheld. while Joe Fill
ibin. Jerry Calvin. Joe Frye and Eby
O'Brien will attend 10 the outer
/ posts.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
FRIDAY

duPONT c. {. LEAGUE twomenJ
sales ~. Advertising.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
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Evening journal., 1921-05-23
sYLVEsTER WIS HERE.

The American Trapshooting Asso-
citation trophy in Glass A was cap
tured by G.. I. Sylvester in the first
registered shoot Of the Greenhlll
Club Saturday. c. Voshell annexed
the Greenhlll prize in the same class.
sylvester was also the high scorer
Of the day with a record Of 4sx5O.
Voshell finished one target behind.
In Glass B. J. Kaiser was awarded
the association trophy. while Will
liams and Casey tied for the Green
hill honors.
Victor DUPONT and Or. Belts were
the only shooters on the ground TO
make a perfect score in the 25-targei
events. At doubles Jack Kaiser led
the field with a score Of 15x24.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
JOSH WISE ON THE
FIGHT
BY JACK RAPER
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
Jack Johnson says he is trainin
hard every day. But I guess he
amt doing any road work
Doscamps announces that Carpen-
tier will spend only two hours "A day
in training. That's a little better
than Jess Willard did. Jess used to
work up a sweat by rocking himself
in a chair on the front porch. and
built up his wind by riding in an au-
tomobile.
The Frenchman spent part OF his
first day in camp reading a scrap
book Prizefghters are especially
fond OF scrap books.
Fight experts believe Carpenter
will play the hit and run game Most
Of the fellows who have faced Demp-
sey have played the get hit and drop
game.
Carpenter speaks only few Eng
lish words. But he understands
money WHtu TT tdlhos
The sport eds say Dempsey Is as
brown as a nut. The world is fun
OF nuts. What kind do they mean?
The dentist lives from hand to
mouth. the prizenghter from hand
TO jaw.
Dempsey is doing a lot Of rope
work in his training The men most
famous in this country for their rope
work are Iboudini and Judge Lynch.
A champion never has a long los
ing streak. He loses once and that's
the end Of him.
Governor Edwards wrote 70 the
ministers OF Camden. y. j.. that this
is not TO be prize fight. but "a
/ legalized. scientific exhibition oi
boxing" II the governor is telling
the truth nobody will pay TO look
at it.
Dempsey is being besieged by
men who want his autograph. Mos
Of the prizehghters we have knowr
could reduce a pound by writing
their names once.
Only 500 persons we're on hand I,
greet Carpenter when he landed
How do you account for the lacl
OF interest? Why. more than tha
many greeted Pershing.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
BAIL PLAYERS HEAR GosPn.

The importance OF forming the
right kind OF friendships early in
life was told by the Rev. r.. X.
stephenson, pastor OF the Silver
brook NJ. + Church, last night in
his sermon on "The Young Man and
His Friendships" before a large con-
gregauon. which included so young
men from the Silverbrook Athletic
Association. DR.. Stephenson said
that the ideal friendship was that
OF Jesus Christ. who would stick 10
them closer than the most loved
brother and guide their life in right
channels IL they only would give
/ Him n chance.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
NO STOPPING TO
KREB'S OUTFIT
Suburban Leaders Nose Out
Five Pointers in Splen-
did Game
ELSMERE TAKES
ALL GOOSE EGGS
suhurhan Leaaue standIna.

Suburban League honors in Satur-
days struggles went to Marshallton,
Delaware City and Krebs
Marshallton. 9; Stanton, 4.
Marshallton scoring early with
stood the attempt Of Stanton to over
come the lead and won, Ga. Both
hurlers. Hayward and Foster. pitch
ed we'll hut faulty support at times
let runs cross the plate. batting
rally IN the second gave Marshallton
four-run lead which il held
fhrouphout Score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
HERE's PARKsIDT's FxTRAs

Parkside, champions OF the ALI
Wilmington League. have arranged
the following twilight games up un-
tu the middle OF June.
May 26-Hilldale az Harlan Field.
June Washington Braves at
Harlan Field.
June American Chain at Har-
ian Field.
June 9-Norfolk Stars at Harlan
Field.
June 13-Choster Giants at Harlan
Field.
June l6-Balto. Black sox at Har-
Ian Field.
All games will begin at O'Clock
sharp.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
THIS TIME LAST YEAR

with the score to in favor
Of the Browns. Babe Ruth hit
his sixth homer over the grand
stand at the Polo Grounds with
a runner on, winning the game
3 TO 2.
Scott pitched n three hit game
for Boston. beating the Reds 3
to o.
a triple play. Schulz. TO Glenn
ons to Fournier. stopped a rally
by the Giants in the tenth. the
Cards winning.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
south sidc Zion. s: Deaanoe. 5.

South Side Eden continued its win
ming streak setting the Defiance crew
back by the score OF S 10 at the
Conrad Fairgrounds before one Of
the largest crowds Of the season.
Hamilton and Kerrigan were touched
pretty lively and Eden's hits came
with men on the bags. Patton and
Fishback lived up 70 their reputa-
tions as hitters, each collecting two
doubles while SOL Slaughter dis
played the neatest exhibition OF drst-
basing seen around these parts for
some time Score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
SATURDAY CHURCH
LEAGUE GAMES

First-Ccntral 10. West Z.
Union 10. Trinity 8.
Emmanuel 13. Scot. II.
other Saturday Baseball
Smyrna Z. Port Penn /.
Seaford s. Dagsboro 8.
Dover II. DUPONT Motors ..
St. Paurs Indep. TO- ST. AIMS }.
Grace lndep %. New Castle II.
Rose Hill 3, Ninth Ward Re-
serves ..
South Brooklyn Giants .. Eighth
Ward s.
Cedar a. c.. ?. West side A. c.,
0 (forfeit).
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
krnhs- 3. El,c pnlnl.. 2.

Before large crowd. Kreos de-
feated Five Points in A well-played
game by the score OF 80. Brodley
and Gantert played best for the Five
Pointers while Mcdaniel and Groome
were Krebs' best.
Both Clay and Grubb twirled good
ball. The winning run was scored on
A single by Hanna followed by dou-
BILE by Galloway and Baldwin's long
Hu tn cenfor Score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
neInMnrc CitN. 0: Elsmere. o.

Delaware City shutout Elsmere O.
o in a game featured by heavy hit
ting.
Spicer twirled a fine game, holding
Elsmere 10 four hits and never being
in danger at any time. ID. Holiday
played wonderful game stealing
home twice. Morrow and Jordan
both excelled at the bat. the former
rrottirr- fhreo doubles Score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Week s Baseball
TCiHght Games
MONDAY

Chippey's Am-stars ". Brown
son. Harlan Tield. p, m.
Mudel -. Eleventh Ward. Eighth
avenue and Duncan.
Poplar \. &. ~. Rose Hill, Eden
Park.
Denance Married Men ~. Deh-
ance single Men. Third and Adams.
Keystone ~. Wilmington Giants.
second and DUPONT.
sunday star ~. Malleahle Iron,
nj Eden Park. p. m.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
No. 20 ~. No. 20.
TUESDAY.
Defiance Travellers. ". Eleventh
ward. Eighth avenue and Dun
Rose Hin vs.. wawaset. Baynard
Field.
stanton ~. Brownson. Third and
Goodman ". Old swede-. At
Rockford No. I. 6 y. m. Postponed
Saturday Church League Eamel
WEDNESDAY.
D.ico. DeI. county champs. vs..
south side Eden, Pennsy FIELD, q
HIIdaie ". Parkside. Harlan
Field.
Lorraine Va. Eleventh Ward.
Eighth avenue and Duncan
Phoenix ". Rose Hill. Eden
Marshaiiton at workhouse.
NEWSPAPER LEAGUE.
journal at Bankers. Umpire
Star at Rhoad.. Umpire Win
fIks at News. Umpire KauE.
Kiwanis az Alec. Umpire Rick
erts.
duPoNr c. c. LEAGUE twomen.l
Accounting W. Experimental
Traffic.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
No. 20 ~. No. /.
No. W. No. %.
THURSDAY.
chippey's Am-stars ". Eleventh
Ward. Eighth avenue and Duncan.
Huber al WOrkhouse.
SENIOR CHURCH LEAGUE.
6 y. m.
Westminster Va. Grace. Rock
ford No. 1.
ford No. 2.
Brandywine w.. Goodman. Bay
nard No. I.
vt. salem vs.. Second Baptist.
Baynard No. ?.
JUNIOR CHURCH LEAGUE.
y. m.
Grace vs.. Westminster. Rock
ford No. I.
st. Paul's ". West. Baynard
No. I.
Emmanuel vs. Union. Baynsrd
No. 2.
First-Central VI. Goodman. Rock
ford No. 2.
second Baptist W. Brandywine,
Baynard No. 3.
FRIDAY.
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sales ". Advertising.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
| No. - W. No. Z.
No. "a ". No. 1.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
FastIakc. 6; Edge Moor, ?.

Eastlake defeated its old rivals.
Edge Moor. az Twenty-second and
.Claymont by the score OF 20 ..
Long pitched his usual good game
and also starred at the bat with two
doubles knocking in four runs and
winning his own game. Allen hit
best for Edge Moor. Long also had
q n -.-ff-n,tsfa % his credit Score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Eonrth Ward. q. Hnber. 4.

Fourth Wards lead OF seven runs
was too large an obstacle for the
Huber Baking Company team TO
overcome, consequently the Dough
boys" were showed deeper in the cell
lar when Manager Tommy Augusts
men came out a winner "a.
Huber started out TO repeat the
ninth inning rally staged by ST. He'd
wigs last week when they scored six
runs and beat out the Eastsidcrs. The
RaLnr. fnII anNnral runs short. Score
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Stanton .........n o o o / s.
Marshallton 800 ( o o o N-6 2
Earned runs stanton, 1, Marshallton.
g. Two-base hits. McNey struck out.
by Foster. o. by Hayward, g. Double
plays Coyle 10 Guest. Lovett to Han
ley. Left on bases. Marshallton, 3,
stanton. s. Stolen bases. Boyd. Hit by
pitched ball Ruf Base on balls. by
Foster. o. by Hayward. 2. Time OF
game. 40. Umpire, Lank.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
I1RERrY MouRNs coNNoR.

Martin +. Conner, who played
with the Liberty A. c., Of this city
last wear. was fatally wounded at
Fort Des Moines. Ia, where he was
stationed with Troop B, llth Cavalry
ono day last week. Word was re-
ceived Of his death on Saturday and
out Of respect to him Liberty Cam
celled its game for that day. Lib
erty will meet tonight at Twenty
FIRST and Market street, at $50
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
SCORE BY INNINGS.

ksys.onSs fSsyHSiS ward ;dd'........gs ............s
Two-base hits, Strawbridge, Bigger.
Baker. Armstrong. kenast. Three-base
hit. Pennock. Home run, Worth. Struck
out. by Greenwell. .; by Armstrong, Z.
eft on bases Keystone. 8; Eleventh
Ward. 3. Base on balls on Armstrong
3; on Greenwel, .. Passed balls. PEN
mock, 8: Jennings, /. Umpire, Hamilton.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

Five Points - o oooii o. I
krehs ..........0 q q Is 3
Two-base hits. Brodley. Gantert, Nc
Daniel steward. Collins. Galloway
struck ont. by Grubb 3. by Clay. 5,
Double play Brodley. Stolen o. bases
Brodley. hit by pitched ball. Ash. Base
on balls. Of clay /. Passed balls. Gan
tert Time Of game. li0. Umpire
IamisOn
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Even Highlanders Are Now
ed Down by Baseball
Field Pieces
HUBER KEEPS IN
THE DOUGH PAN
CITY Leaaue standing

The National Guards. Eastlake,
Fourth Ward and Hllcrest were the
winners In the weekend battles OF
tho city League on saturday. Hard
fought contests were the general
rule. tho losers not being daunted hy
the score ADVANTAGE Of the winners
during tho games.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
HuRER
Totals ...........
FOURTH WARD
'''' scoRE ny fNSINGs

THuber BakIng Co..O D 3 0 Q q 0 0 t
Fourth ward ....-...3 O. o ! 81
r. Davis. Q: Hayes. 4. August. r. Au-
gust. Jones Double play Jones and
Bcnson. Missed third strike. Lowry. O.
Base on balls. on II. August 4 OF Win
gate. O. Struck out by August. 70: by
Wingate o. Left on bases. Huber. {;
Fourth Ward. s. Umpire, Cunningham.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Kcrstone. ~: i'm Ward. 5.

Keystone defeated Eleventh Ward
at Fourth and Church streets by a
score OF II to 5. The game was fes-
tured by the heavy hitting Of the
East Fourth Streeters. Worth's home
run was one OF the longest hits ever
made In the park grounds. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
WHO'LL WIN?

NEW YORK. May %. Omitted
press) Babe Adams. veteran
pitcher OF the Pittsburgh Pi-'
rates;
Dempsey will win. There
Will not be much 10 10. Dempsey
is too hard a puncher for Car
penticr and even though the
Frenchman might be a wonder
ful boxer no one can box the
champion and win. II they both
go into punch IL ought TO be over
In a hurry. Otherwise Dempsey
In about FIVE rounds"
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
American Traruo-
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
National League.

Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago az Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
American League.
Athletics at Detroit. o. ......
Washington at Chicago. -.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at St. Louis.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

Highland gave The NauohaI
Guards a scare by tallying twice in
the opening frame. but the Soldiers
came back and won 13 TO s. Bris-
coe was on the mound for the Guards
and pitched good ball holding High
land TO hits. while the Soldiers Sc
cured 10 safe ones of Masters and
Sharpe. Patterson. kemski and Bris-
coe led In the hitting each getting
three. Patterson played a tast neld-
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
EnGE MooR
Totals
Io'"ls scoRE by INNrNas- ~

Essa Ess,i'ss Moor -'.........gi ..i 5000 a.
Two-base hits. a. jackson, Ions. 2.
Three base hits. Patterson. Struck out
| BY Long. II. by Jackson. l. by Adam
I berg Sacrifice hits. Hopewcu. hlt 10y
pitched balls. Davis. Lumberg Picrson.
Base on balls. of Long, 2. of Adamson,
O. Time OF game, lao. Umpire. Rick
erfs
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Parkside Also Keeps Slate
Clean by Steam Roller
ing Neighborhood
KEYSTONE CRUSHES
1lTH WARDERS
Am. Wllmlnaton standIna

First division teams won in the
Wilmington games on Saturday.
Ninth Ward, .; Brownson. 4.
Ninth Ward defeated Brownson by
the score OF ? to ]. Ninth Ward
scored the winning run in the sixth
by working a double steal The fea-
ture Of the game was the pitching OF
Gray and Salters Eddie Boyle made
great running catch in the NTH in
ming and doubled Powell of Of Sec
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
zINIRo TAKES THE COUNT.

The Eagle Juniors wslloped the
Zimro on Saturday, 10 TO Z. The
Eagle Jniors lineup: Podolsky, IS;
Rosbrow, p; Sortman, C; Fucker,
ib; Cohen. 2b; Davis. 3b; Sacks. II;
Pizor. riff; Price, cf
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

Two-base hits. Kerns. Patton, .;
Grubb. Fishback. @ l.. Gillespie. kerri-
gan. Clark. struck out. by Hamilton,
Q. by Kerrigan. z. Double plays. Patton
10 Korns to Slaughter; Slaughter n
Wright 10 Slaughter. Gillespie to Grant
10 Lutz Left on bases Eden, 5; De-
fance. s. stolen bases. A. Gallagher.
Grubb l.. Gillespie. Base on balls, on
Hamilton. 8; OF Kerrigan. 3 Time Of
game. hours. Umpire, Mcconnell.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
.{SlE.I....!l5IiI.!-yI:..Es
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

National League.
Pittsburgh, S; New York, 6.
Chicago. 6; Brooklyn (twelvs"
Innings).
other games not scheduled.
American League.
Athletics. o, Detroit. G.
New York, G; 81. Louis. S.
Chicago, 6; Washington, 2.
Cleveland. g: Boston. o.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Totals
| SCORE BY INNlNGs.

NIVNT d y 49, : : -
Del. Nat Guards...0 e-ls
'rwo-hase hit Patterson. Three base
hits Hoch. kemsN. Base on balls. OF
Briscoc. 1: on Mastcn. ] on sharpe
I hv sharpe. g. hit by pitched ball. kem-
SKI. Umpire Hastings Time OF game
az
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
pnrLsidc. 1h; NcIehhorhood. o.

Parkside defeated Neighborhood
by the score Of is TO 0. Hawk Hayes
held the Neighborhood team to
hits. The game was called at the
end Of the seventh inning. The
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Totals s,coRi; nv iSS1NGs

NIUTI. TI n NTNI0-
Hircrest ...........2 OO0O2 Ks
Two-hase hits Day. Struck out. hy
Peters. "a. by Osowski z Left on bases
Hilcrest. 8. ST. Hedwigs. @. stolen
bases. Baldwin. Day. smith, +. Gest-
wiski. James S. Bukowski. .. Hit by
pitched ball. Malloy. Base on balls, on
Osowskl o Passed balls. Whalen, /.
Time Of game. $50. Umpire. kantz.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

This coming season will favor the
renting and sale OF farms. the sell
ing OF -rm prodlce and the placing
Of farm assistants through the Want
Ads
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

Women will secure by the Want
Ads. positions In Offices. In stores
and be successful IN dealing in real
estate.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
HIlIrcst. 9: 81. HcdwIg's. 2.

Hnlcrest defeated s. Hedwis's BY
the score OF s 10 ., at the Shellpot
grounds. Baldwin was high man
with the stick having hits 10 his
credit. Peters pitched a good game
up until the seventh inning when he
was hit for two runs. This was the
only inning that he did not have
things his way. Score;
HlLlcREsT r. H. o. 4. r,
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Total
ScORE BY INNINGS.

0TVNL u II NI.NI0-
Delaware city ......1 o q X-s
Eismcre ............0 o o % o o o o o.
Two-base hits. Jordan. Morrow. Olsen.
Cook. struck out by Spicer. 5; by Bur-
kins. s. Double plays. Jordan 10 j.. Hol-
nday. Left on bases. Delaware City. Q.
Elsmere. a. stolen bases, ID. Holiday.
e. Jordan. 4: Cook. Spiccr. Cloud. Base
on balls. Of Burkins. /. Time OF game,
hours Umpire. Winthrup
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
WNAN ~ VI
BROWNSON

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Brownson ..........-0 o ] o q o Q O-l
ninth Ward ........O q I q ! o %
Two-hase hits McElroy. Powell and
Boyle. Three-base hits Lux. Struck
out by Gray. 9. by Salters. s. Base on
balls. on Salters, .. of Gray, /. I'M
pire, Duncan.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
Track and Field Evcnts-Girls.

so. 95. 10, 1i5, 125-lb. classes
% yard dash. baseball throw. shut
tie throw shuttle flag relay. % from
each school.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

Though ne may have no auto aud
Has never owned n hor@,,
A golfer goes out driving when
He's on the golhng course.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
IotaIs .,.,.,.,,..,..',,,,99.,,.s .

SCORE BY INNINGS.
South side Eden. o 4-s
Defiance ....;......;l 90 Qoo9 -
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
SCORE ny INNINGS

'Sone out when winning run was
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powiedziahosci przez wladze fe-
deralne. Move obostrzeMa upa-
truja wine nietylko W nielegal--
nem prowadzeniu handlu napoja
mi wyskokowymi, oraz ich wyro-
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soby, ktore pod wpiywem dzia-
lania wodki wyrzadzi}y krzywde
innym lud1iom, naraHajac ich ma
straty majatkowe.
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w dniu dzisiejszym rozpocze-
ly sic obrady przywodcow mlJ
koleiowcow. w obradach tych
przyjnuje udziai z CORA 1000 de-
legatow z ca3ego kraju. Zjazd de
legatow kolejowcow nastaph
wskutek rozporzadzenia Krajowe
go Wyd1ialu Kolejowego Piracy
O zredukowaniu zarobkow ma ko-
lejach. Niezaleznie cd Zjazdu, W
unjach kolejowcow odbywa sic
giosowanie mad sprawa przyjecia,
lrtb odrzucenia znizki placy. Re-
zultaty giosowania maja bye opu
blikowane dopiero jrtro. Delega-
ci kolejarzy, ktorzy bardzo inten-
sywnie zabrai sic do sprawy zni
Xxi pfacy, maja wypracowac
wspolny plan dzialan W tel kwe-
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