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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

mienionej wchodza: Antoni Kozio-
wski, prezes; Franciszek Fabiszak,
wice-prezes; MARGIN Lewandowskl.
sekretarz; Bernard Wieckowski, ka.
syer; Nikodem Szymanski, asystent
kasyera; Jan Oszakiewski, Roman
A~ntkiewicz, Pawel Czemski, Jan
K~lajna, dyrektorzy.
q ~ q
w sail parafii Sw. Wladysiawa.
PREY Roscoe i 53-ciej avenue, gdzio
proboszczem jest y. Antoni Halgas,
o~dbedzie sic jutro o godzinie 3-cieJ
popoludniu daisy Gag bazaru, ma
korzySc parafii. Proboszcz wraz 2
komitetem uprasza rodak6w o llcS'
ne poparcie.
q ~ .
X. Edward Kowalewski, proboszcz
parafii Sw. Maryi Magdaleny W So.
Chicago prosi mas o podanie, re po
domach W jego parafii chodza jul
kolektorzy i zbieraja podatek ma 10.
Milionowy Fundusz ola Polski. Kah:
dy z ~parafian zgodzif sic ma opo-
datkowanie W sumie $40 - oflary
raplywaja szczodrze - zebrano "
jednym tygodniu $4,000. Tam I
pewnoScia patryotyzmu u naszych
ME brak. Geese i'm "a to.
Wczoraj wieczorem W sail Niep"
kalanego Poczecia NajSw. Maryi
Fanny PREY SS-mej i Exchange ave,
ndbyIo sic plenarne p~Osiedzenfe "
sprawie Centrum Rekrutacyjnego
mr.. AZ Armii Polskiej. Obecni bHlI
czlonkowie Komitetu Obywatelskir
go i r6anych sub-komitetow. Pre-
wodniczyl X. Edward Kowalewskt
prezes Centrum mr.. 1890, ktory p"
za}atwieniu sprawy Centrum pred
stawi1 zebranvm sprawe fundusz"
1O-cio milionowego ma Polske, I"
kt6rego szczere poparcie prosi'
wvgvstkich zebranych.
7 kolei odczyta} take telegram od
Komisvi Woiskowej moca ktorego
milestone 2 dniem wczorajszym u
stale Centrum Rekrutacyjne mr.. Az.
W South Chicago a przy}ac7one ?"
stale do Centrum RekrutacyJneg"
mr.. .. " Domu Zjednoczenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
Q JACKOWA.
Macierz Polska oddzial sw. Ell

- Macierz Polska oddzial sw. Ell
bietv mr.. II odbedzie wazne posie-
dzenie W poniedziaiek, o godzinie
1880 wieczorem; wszystkie czfonki-
ME maja bye obecne ably p6zniej ME
narzekaIy re ME wiedza co sic ma
posiedzeniach dzieje. - M. Pachow-
ska sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

WszyStkim Krewnym i znaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna via"
domoSC IL najukochanszy syn
S. p.
Edward Stanislaw Drvs
tre5acz Armii Stan6w Ziedno-
czonych. polegl we F'rancyi, d.
26go w~rzeSnia. 1918 roku, -
przezywszy lat 10.
MSza Sw. rekwialna odbe.-
dzie sic dnia 1890 listopada. b.
r. o godzinie $50 rano W ko-
Sciele Sw. Jadwigi.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy ~wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, w ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Jan / Gertrude DryS. rodzi-
CO; TOmasz. Leon. BenCdykt W
marynarce Stanow Zjodnoczo--
nych; Emilia j Helena, bracia !
siostry; Klara i Maya. brato--
we.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
Ksiazike zvpE4M!E Darmo

Otrzyma kazdy, kto ME umie dobrze
movie | pisac pc angielsku. Adreso-
wac: KOSMOS PUBLISHING CO.,
1927 Syndicate Trust Bldg, - St.
Louis, Mo-, Dept. 46.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

POTRZEBA chlopc6w do posyiek.
doskonala sposobnosG do nauczenia
sic dobrego fachu. So ma poczatek.
ZglosiG sic zaraz Central Dental
Laboratory Co., 218 s. Wabash av.
.-. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

POTRZEBA janitora. 1888 n. IT.
wing ave. Congregation Ateres ls-
real. Zglosic sic pomiedzy Sta a 6
wieczorem. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

POTRZEBA 100 kobiet do fabrycz.
piracy, doswiadczenie ME ~potrzebne,
dobra zapiata. Zgiosit sic Employ
ment Department, Continental Can
Co., Inc, 1905 W. Grand ave. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
q - o

2 Camp Luce " Great Lakes wy
slano przedwczoraj 114-tu maryna-
NV ma .Wsch6d" gdzie, pc s~zczesli-
zen przybyciu obejms oni odpo-
wisdnie posady ma okretach Wuja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

ORGANISTA zdolny poszukuje sta
lei posady. iacznie moze pelnic obo-
wiqzki koscielnego / uczyG dzieci, W
szkole polskiej. Adres: Ogodzicki c.
o. Bantowski, 633 N. 9Th str, Phi
ladelphia, Pa. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

POTRZEBA kobiet do mycia nac7yh
1456 Milwaukee ave. North Western
Lunch Room. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Jan G~rablowski. lat As, zamiesz-
kaiy pnr. 2s1s South Kildare ave-
rzeznik. zostal onegdaj wieczorem
fatalnie okaleczony gdy kaWa'y
szksa pocieiy mu gardio W wypauKn
nadxwyczajnym.
Grablowski pc zwiedzeniu przy--
,aciela Daniela Schwarz, pnr' zoz
North Crawford venue schodzac po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Czionkowie ch6ru meskiego PREY
parafii Sw. Trolley ziozyli i oddali
X. Kazimierzowi SZtIczko, miejsco-
wemu proboszczawi $1,000 "a Fun
dusz Narodowy. w sklad zarzadu te-
COZ Ch6ru wchodza: Antoni B. Gle
sielski, prezes; Piotr Biechny, vice
prezes: Jan Bejnowski, sekretarz fl
nansowy: Wiadysiaw Straube, sekre
tarz protok6fowy: J6zef S. Frankie
wski. kasyer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
q - q

T~owarzystwo Polek Matki Bos-
kiej Czestochowskiej mr.. SO Zjed-
~noczenia P. R. K. wystapi jutro t..
j, W niedziele, dnia 1890 b. m. ma
Bazar Stanisiawowski zaraz po swo-
i'm posiedzeniu.
Wieczorem zaS o godzinie S-met
M Bazaar wystapit ma Kolko Drama
tyczne; czionkowie : czlonkinie zblo-
"a sic pred godzina S-ma W biurTe
Iawek. ma Stanislawowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

UMEBLOWANE pokoje do wynaJe-
cia, wygodne, ma 2 osoby. OSo MIL
Waukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

DO wynajecia umeblowane pokoJe'
tygodniowo $3.50. - 697 Milwau-
kee ave. Hotel Krakow. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Adwokat A. B. Chrzanowski, dlu-
goletni obywatel ma Bridgeporcie
przeprowadzi} sic W tych dniach do
nowozakupionej rezydencyi pnr.
23OS Marshall Blvd, ma Kazimierzo-
wi, gdzie bedzie stale prowadzif
r6wniez swoje biuro adwokackie.
Gl0wne biuro adwokata Chrzanow-
skiego znaiduje sic pnr. 14O North
Dearborn utica. ma 11-tem pietrze.
Nova rezydencyi kosztuje $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Pok6i duzy frontowy z osobnem
wejsciem do wynajecia. lab West
Chicago ave. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

NAM mieszkanie / basement do wy
naiecia. dobry ma balwiernie Tub
sap reperacyi trzewik6w. 501e
Roscoe ul. l-2-6-9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

J6zef Kraszewski, lat ,27, zam. p
nnr 1910 North Wood utica i Me-
yer Chiskois, lat %, Fam. pnr. 1873
West Division utica, p~okaleczeni 20
stall wczoraj przez automobil PREY
North Wood ulicy + West Division
ri Automobil, kt6ry najechai ma
Mich byi pono skradziony i'policya
dis ~poszukuje trzech mezczyzn, kto-
nv zaraz 20 wypadku uciekli ME
pozostawiajac DO sobie zadnego sia'
du. Kraszewski odniosl W WypaaN"
pekniecie czaszki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

no wynaiecia skiad. 1431 Emma
III Ze1osic sic 2OO7 Evergreen ave.
3cie pietro,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

TREY pomieszkania do wynaJecla
DO 5 dolar6w, bez zine. 2lzf LIN
coin ul., JadwigoWo. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Dziewiecioletnia Jadwiga Zygut,
Fam, z rodzicami pnr. 1921 West
Van Buren, utica, zostaia wczoraj
bolesnie okaleczona gdy spadla z
werandy ma trzeciem pietrze. Dziew-
czynka bawila sic z innemi dziecmi
gdy W tenn porecz naoko}o werandy
zalama{a sic powodujac fatality ko-
nice zabawy malej. Zabrano ia W
ambulansie do szpitala powiatowe-
90 County Hospital).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Pok6i do wynajecia ola panien. -
ia Ashland aye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Pan6w potrzeba ma mieszkanie' lo'n
Milwaukee ave., froGt. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

T~owarzystwo Budowniczo Pozycz-
kowe ..Korony Polskiej" otwiera
dzisiai W sobote, dnia ego b. M.
2O-ta serve. Zapisywat sic MONA W
tiurze sp6lki W budynku Dziennika
cbicagoskiego ,pnr. 1455-57 West
division utica ma drugiem pietrze'
M nabycia sa akeye W klasie "A
no 95c cd 500 / W klasie ,,B" Pc
12Hc cd 500, tygodniowo.
W sklad zarzadu spoiki wyze1 wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

POTRZEBA pierwszorzednych ope-
rator6w PREY surdutach. 1925 Blue
Island ave. 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Jutro o godzinie 4-tej popo}udniu
W sail parafii Niepokalanego Serca
Maryi W Irving Parku r~ozpoczyna
sic bazaar, kt6ry potrwa przez dwie
niedziele. 10 dnia 1890 b, m. a kto-
nv urzadza miejscowy Komitet Oby-
watelski W celu zebrania funduszu
Ia zbierany obecnie 10-cio Miliono-
WV Fundusz ola Polski. Nasi gro
NADINE ma Bazaar ten stawiG sic jul
tro powinni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Zwioki dotychczas n~ierozpozna-
ne meaczyzny w-:}owiono wczoraj
" lagunie parku Jackson; zwfokf
wySobyli cz}onkowie stray ratun-
kowei parkowej. Mezczyzna, welding
orzeczen swiadk6w, liczy okolo lat
As. / ubrany byl W siwe ubranie. -
Zwlok. nieszczesliwego zaWtezlono
do t~rupiarni. o. N. Donaldsona' pnr'
144e - 63-cia Utica.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
Banshee Outsails
Let's Go On Ice

RED BANK, N. j., Feb. 23.-Over a
snow-covered course and in a brisk
wind, Commodore Ralph B. Sickels
sailed the fast Banshee to victory to-
day off the Independent Club House,
over Let's Go. owned and piloted by
Robert G. McDermott, of East Orange.
Had not McDermott's flyer struck a
hole In the ice and Slated, she would
have been we'll up with the Banshee at
the finish. Puffs often knocked the little
craft upon single runner, making a
spectacular race.
Mrs. |. r. Straus, of Newark and
West End, who was out sailing her
little Imp this afternoon, is developing
INTO an expert ice yacht skipper. Mrs.
Straus is expected to pilot the White
Winged Filler in the Independent Club
cup races tomorrow.
With the Banshee, owned by Com.
modore Sickels and Clarence Z. Fisher,
of Newark, and the O. IT,, owned by II.
c. Page, of Newark. tied with thirteen
points each on the l. I. Straus cup,
keen interest is being taken in the
deciding race scheduled for tomorrow.
Owing to an e&panse of thin ice off
the steamboat dock. the second race
for the American Championship Chal-
lenge Pennant was called off to-day.
Weather and ice conditions permitting,
efforts will be made to sail the second
race Monday.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24

all the attention they pay to him.
frankie says, they might as we'll be
dead. He confdcd to us the other day
that he feared somebody might be
stealing his stuff. Now that frankie
has cut Mr.. Herbert and Mr.. Berlin
cold, he comes back to the corner with
a little verse entitled "a Clever D."
Here's the complete record:
4 man don't knotc.
Took girl TO a sho,p,
a seat in front they took,
When the clock struck ten
With the shoW its end.
lhe man he said I WIl crookl crooki
croOhi
But the girl she 1rds soise,
She said I ,UIl follotU that 1,tu,
a nd sec 1uhat hes up to nert
And as he crooked this and that,
FROM the coats in stack,
he ,oas caught by the girl in the act,
With hts hands in the dir
And at the girl he did stare,
He said. IS it you! you! youi
Ne Me 'S3 sG%' the basse s '"gt Of Ssp p ss'
And Bour not finished yet,
For ten years yoM shall get,
IN the Pen, IN q den! den! dent
The Fate of Belgian" arouses
George Schneider to indignant verse,
which concludes with the following
stirring passagc:
Up rise the sullen German band.
=, "Dismonnt' the Captain cries.
surround the land and search it 4oeu,
we must not lose this prize,
And 50 the Fate Of Belgian fcN.
1t certainly was ineffable the way
they SURROUNDED the land" as George
SO neatly expresses it, and it is small
wonder the "fate fell"
Ben .Katzman, of the Adv. Dept, still
mas time to WOO the muse and he con-
cludes swinging verse with the fol-
lowing stanza:
May God gramt our boys across the seq
"A SAFE return aud fuu OF glce
Wtfh OBJECT Uo', and object done
Mdy they return happily
TO Their dear land OF Liberty
That'll be about all for the present.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
Soccer Players Lack
Endurance as Soldiers

LONDON, Feb. GA prominent
medical man who has just returned
from the Western front says profess
slonal footoallers are not wanted in
the trenches. and explains that this is
so because their endurance is less than
one-thlrd that of the ordinary soldier.
lie attributes this to the fact that they
have been SO long tuned to the highest
pltch to take part in soccer games. In
addition their nerves are SO acute that
they cannot stand gunfire.
The medical man adds, at is like
linking up a racehorse with an artillery
team" Strangely enough, he said.
commanders find prominent Rugby
football players make our best ayiators,
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
Papp Unlikely
To Be Seen In
Kentucky Derby

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.-According to
latest advices from the East, the crack
colt Papp, the property of George w.
Loft, may not be under colors in the
coming Kentucky Derby. The son Of
Peter Quince-Phebe G. is being pointed
by Trainer Max Hirsch for his engage
ment in the Preakness, to be run at Pim-
lico, and while both the owner and
trainer would like to have try at the
Kentucky Derby, the horse will not be
shipped here unless there is an as
surance Of comfortable and prompt
transportation.
Papp is being wintered at Belmont
rark, and has grown to be the biggest
three-year-old at that track, standing
sixteen hands two inches, while he
weighs 1,20O pounds. Th..t this colt
would prove most formidable con-
tender for the Derby is evidenced by
his. record Of last season, when he
ranked as one of the topnotchers of
his class accounting for $36,65O in
purses. His best showing in 1917 was
when ne won the Futurity at Belmont
Park: In addition to this,' Papp won
the Flash Stakes, Sanford Memorial
Ai~eCu 1tdtcS IlOlcl at SARATOGA
and the Whirl at Empire City.
Many horsemen throughout the
country are of the opinion that Papp
is better horse than the champion
Sun Briar, despite the fact that the
latter finished in front in majority
OF their meetings last year. 1t was
thought that a meeting of the two
colts in the Derby would decide the
question of supremacy. While these two
crack colts may not come together in
Kentucky, it is practically certain that
they will meet on one of the Eastern
tracks during the 1918 season.
The Eastern. stake events which
closed last week for the spring meet
ings at Aqueduct and Havre dc Grace
compare favorably with those of last
year, which indicates that the coming
season should be a banner one in the
history of the American turf. In the
Brooklyn Handicap such crack per
formers as Hourless, Omar Khayyam,
Cudgel, Westy Hogan, Old Rosebud,
Roamer and many others are scheduled
to clash.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
Army to Sail
Without Famed
Boxing Tutors
Only Commissioned Div.
sional Athletic Directors
Assigned to France

WASHINGTON, Feb. -Divisiona1
athletic directors who have received
commissions will accompany their con.
tingents to France, the War Depart.
ment Commission on Training Camu
Activities has announced through Dr..
Joseph E. Raycroft, army athletic de-
rector.
In cases where camp athletic al.
rectors have not been commissioned
their disposition will rest with the di-
vision commander when the forces arc
sent overseas, DR.. Raycroft state,.
Where a request for their services ia
made they will be permitted to ga
across. Otherwise they will be re.
tanned at the cantonments to train new
lncrements Of men as they are sum.
moned to the colors.
boxing instructors will not be sent
across with the troops, as DR.. Raycroft
feels that the need for these men IL
greater on this side for the present
ENLISTED men who have had advanced
instruction in the training camps will
carry on their work in France.
Fourteen cantonment athletic diree.
tors nave now been commissioned al
captains in the service. They are Rich.
ard F. Nelligan. Camp Devens, Aver.
MASS; MASS; Benjamin V. Ogden, Camp Me-
Slellan, Anniston, Ala; Lewis Omer,
lamp Grant, Rockford, ILL.,; ~ H. Pearl,
Paul Wilmington, Camp Funston Fort
klley. Kan; Joseph S. Wright. Camn
Logan, Houston, Tex; James II. Ash.
more. Camp Cody. Dcming, n. M: John
n. Bender, Camp Sewer, Greenvi,le. s.
e.; John P. Booth, American expedi.
1I1onary forces; Walter Camp, jr.. Camp
Hancock, Augusta, Ca; Trevanion G.
Cook, Camp Lewis, American Lake.
Wasn.; james G. Driver, Camp Jackson.
T11olumbla, S. c.; Franz Click, Camp
CPton, faphank, N. Y, and John L.
GIrlln'n' Inna' camp Dodge, Des Moines, i
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
ennis League
Plans Gigantic
Sunday Series

AT meeting held yesterday In the
o1nces Of Charles Chambers, Of The
hlngs County Tennis Club. plans were
made to form an association Of tennis
CLUBS In the metropolitan district fol
the purpose of holding a series Of team
matches throughout the season.
Regular schedules will be adopted.
similar to those in use among big
league baseball clubs, and the matches
Will be played every Sunday, with nine
men on team. Each team match will
consist Of six singles and three
doubles. At the end of the regular
seasons schedule it is planned to play
series with the clubs of the Phis
delphia district.
Inc round robin method will be used
among the CLUBS, and besides the gres.
increase IN interest that this series is
pound to arouse among followers Of
'he game 1t will also tend to bring GU;
and develop new PLAYERS.
among those present at yesterdays
meeting were J. II. Steinkampf. of the
county Tennis Club, of Westchester;
1igo Hartmann, of the New York Lawn
dennls Club; H. l.. Westfall and C.
ohambers, of the Kings County Tennis
..up9; Fred Hovey, of the Montclaa
iehletlc Club; Benjamin Dwight, O..
inc Amackassin Club, of Yonkers;
zones w. Mersereau and Embree Hem
cerson, OF the University Heights Ten'|
ms Club, and a representative of ths|
New York Athletic Club. Play will
START START soon after the opening Of tbsI
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
DOBERNtAN PINSCuERs

:, Novice fdogs and bitchel-F1rst. r. woller.
shqin's Ro of Belgium.
=, Limit ldogs and bitchcs)-Filst. St Marychel
Kennels Wiltrudc Bertolda.
open (dogs and btches) First. G.. Schillnger,s
Doberman Vcracity
or,. Winners dogs and bitches, First. G. schlnns-
erS Dooerman Veracity: reserve. st. Marychel Ken
helS Wlltrude Bertolda
CHIHUAHuAs
% Open 'doss and bitches)-Ftrst. Mrs H s.
feaSter 5 Feaster's Little Juanita
GORDON Settlers
kennels Gerald Clinton. '
pll1 limit tdogs and btches)-Frst. A R Mulder. $
p Open tdogs and bltcles) First. A. II. A1ulder.s
coTaoa MoneFs rss2s sa2ssrst d1Intm i, Muaes
Clinton -'' He'alo
JAPANESE sPANTE1s
Limit tdogs)--First. Mrs p Menges,s w,nse
o,on Upen q,.t1e dosS,fFs 8 Mrs r. 7 narrsons Cham.
,,,' Winners ldogs)-FYrst. Mrs n T Hsrrtson.s
wnampion Little o-Me; reserve. Mrs P Meases
s,A Novice (bitches)-Frst. Mrs C Ecklund.s Patti.
-, Open (bitchesl-First. Yrs. E. H Berendsohr. g
Champion Inamba 49, ''''e'ioSoilf S
sohns MtDsFs champG5 aehSs9FFst is97ba Mrs E Rorsrd
r'eoA champion Princess Memo - ~
MALTESE TERRIERS
,v NovtGe tv (doss)-First Mrs A l. Reynolds.s Josh
Sir John of Arr 'a1A'e w. t'ossrnan's s
~, Open tdoss'-Frst Mrs James G. Roe.man.s
champion Sweetsr of Dyker ~ 'ina1i
r, Winners tdogs)-F1rst Meltta Kenne,s. Matte.
fitpe iuta r, reserve Mrs. H. s. Peasers peaster;s
Novice tbitches>-Frrs. Mrs. James @ Ro..-
man I,n,,t Lady w. Idas of Arr. W. 'N''-
1,dn ianit i, lbtshesl-Frst. Mrs. j. G. Rossman.s
Lap open .,,h Ssifehesl-First Mrs J. G. noasman..
Winners thitches)-F4rst. Mrs. j. G. Rossu,r,s
Icy saoy ANA OF Arr; reserve. Melita Kennels Meta
BLACK AND TAN TOY TERRIERS
Toidy Bright Eyes ~ ' ! holass
open ldoss and bitches First. Mrs H uuter+..
TOY BULL. TERRIERS
NM, vper &c sooFs and bitches l-B1rst Mn B. Rochsts
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
WELSH TERRIERS


Puppies fdogs and btches,-Frst q ana ~ T.
Coppet Windmere Rags. ~ o0
Noylee ldogs and bitchcs)-F1st walesoott Ken
heIs lescott Gwyddn. ~
WI i-'flt MT. IdoEsl-lirst. B. and G. do Coppet.s
,,.,D Open tdogs)-Ftryt. b. and G. do Connct..
Amerea9 1i bred tbitches)-First B. and G. d,
T. Limit tatcAes)-Flrst J. N. Stevens, Carr,
r .'.i Winners tdogs>-rrst J. N stevens.s ce-.
Eryri r reserve. b. and G. de Coppets Wipdemara
YORKSHIRE TERRIERS
n No,lce tdegs and bitches,Frst j. II. KENYON.
~, Limit tdogs and b.tches)--First Ms = n r.,
Inns Wee Peggy. '''S' . u. COL
william n '9oss @ rar and bttcheslFirt Mr. and Nina
Wilfreds King Aa-npoh 1a1ehoy's St
wiNaam mansrI + dogs and bches)Frst Mr. and Mrs
TYaifrods King: reserve. Mrs Anna Ra9cs,os,, =.
MINIATURE BULLDOGS
neIs' Itocselitie White Kose ''S'' N0ohcnne Ken
nie, iiaiS R sagss and bitehes)Frst Rockclife Ken
"eS Iosle4fe White Rose 1>7'
cho,no,,' ANN 'q2ss and bitches! First. j. Cnway.s
= winners tdogs and bitrhes,-rsrs+ r,,..,..,
Kennes, Roekee White Rose; reserve HMSSneliSe M1s
NEwFoUNDLANDs
aoos open c. dogs and eitces,Frst Alun Gray
N'A "'aSoohs New Jersey Big Boy ~
RETRIEyERs
y1s's Cesar Aes WILLARD J. fur-
vi, open sdogs. and bitches)-Frst William ! pp,-
puny4s. mlnnes tdogs and bitches)-F,rst, William
SCIIIPPERKES
Ir,nisr% gdoss and bitches)-rirst v verbens,s
Ben ~''c''ca' bred (dogs)-First F. p. Smiths Happv
Wnhes nis edq'ss,F4Ts. ',1s. F. P. Smiths Happy Boy.
'eSe'So' sam Harrson's Fairawn Fortune. 3''' 'oS'
TOY PoODLES
Little BaAy BoI, and bitcles)-F1rst. T. verkitzs
pca.aar. amt (ioss ard chssl-First. Mrs. II
'1a-ci 1 feaser's Little Bgsutv '' L. n
mal's SUES 1Uss t and hitches)F1rst. Miss " Kuse
winne~s sr,'S td,ss Bu'terdy teri. Boy. 1s''-
Fsasssrisa Fay fy,,1 Doil: reserve. MN II pssss.s
New-York tribune., 1918-02-24
Ohio Boy Will Lead
Harvard Team on Mat

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 23.-James s
A. MacDonell, of Lima, Ohio, has been
elected captain of the Harvard fresh
man wrestling team. He was a mem
Der of the 1921 football team. and
wrestles at 145 pounds. The remain
ing representatives of the team are:
One hundred and fifteen pounds, Fred
Fox, of LexiNgton; 1875 pounds. Bob
Powers, of Nutley, n. j.; 1855 pounds,
Charley Smith, of Arlington; 1853
pounds, Wolcott Fuller, of Milton; ITS
pounds, Gene Parsonette, of Newark;
unlimited, Paul Salter, of Chelsea.
Sam Anderson, former professional
middleweight, will devote ali his time to
developing the freshmen, as the varsity
VIII not be represented on the mat this
winter. The opening contest is booked
for ness Saturday with Andovan