davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
YOUNG SCHAEFER IS
CHIP OF OLD BLOCK
Maurice DAILY and Tom CAL
lagher Say Youth Excels
Famous Father
COCHRAN ALSO IS
GREAT CUE MAN

William F. Hoppe, sole proprietor ol
the 1872 championship emblem, may
not hold the billion pTowess OF welker
Cochran OF Jacob Schaefer, Jr., in high
esteem. although the fact that the title,
holder refuses to play either OF the
youngsters unless there is a wager OF
s2.ooo might be taken TO indicate that
he has considerable respect for their
ability as balkliners.
This view Of the case is strengthened
by the obvious imposs!blllty OF either
boy getting backing for so large an
amount. Aside from what the cham
pion may think OF the youthful players
experienced billiard players are unanl-
nous In pronouncing Cochran and
Schaefer two OF the greatest perform
ers In the history OF the gsme
Maurice DAILY and Tom Gallagher. two
OF the best Judges OF billiard skill In the
world. unite in the opinion that Cocn-
ran and Schaefer have now reached a
point in their careers where they are
able to give good account In a match
or tournament with any living players.
DAILY and Gallagher also are OF the
opinion that young Schaefer as he
stands today Is superior as 8 balkliner
to his father when the elder Schaefer
was at his best.
II goes without saying that the opin-
ions OF these veterans will have much
weight with the patrons OF Billiards. II
not with Mr.. Hoppe Gallagher In dis
cussing the merits OF the two young
sters said:
THAT boy Schaefer reminds me
strongly OF Frank Ives when thatg reat
player was at the zenith OF his carer.
Young Jake Is much better than his
father was. The son lacks the daring
recklessness Of the Wizard" who
counted when no one expected him to
do so and who missed when il seemed
certain he would count.
"The youngsters work with the dead
bayy is perfect and his position play Is
remarkable. When he misses It Is by q
narrow margin, for he seldom shoots
that the cue ball does not find the
mark.
"Cochran's execution IS his strong
point. and when Il comes 10 counting
his work Is sensational.
These two boys have done much >
keep the game OF billiards In public
favor, as the failure 10 stage champion
ship contests always results In a slump.
There Is one thing these boys are doing
that Hoppe avoids. Cochran and
Schaefer are using the seven mon
square anchor space in all their games
and Hoppe Is not doing so. Therefore
the averages made by the youngsters
mean more than those amassed by
Hoppe"
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
P00DLES
Goals
INDIANAPOLIS CLUB
TO Get HENDRICKS

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s Jack Hendricks
who rellnquished hIs contract as man
ager OF the ST. Louis Club. OF the Ma
tlonal League. probably Will return to
the American Association as manager
OF the indianapolis Club. II developed at
the scheduled meeting OF the American
Association cluD owners mere today.
James c McGill. owner OF the Indian
lpOlls franchise, and Hendricks were
IN conference, but McGill said he would
have no announcement 10 make In re-
gard 10 his selection for several days.
Hendricks was manager OF the Indian
opolls club before accepting the leader
ship OF the Cardinals.
The date for opening the association
season. originally set for April %. prob
ably will be advanced 10 April 2i A
Timme, president OF the milwaukee,
Club. and John Savage. secretary OF
the Kansas City Club. were named tC
make suggested changes in the tenta
tive draft OF the schedule They vii
present the schedule for adoption late
In the day.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
SHOOTERS
At TRAPS SATURDAY
Wilmington Target Break
ers Ooly Team That Has
Suffered Defeat
CHESTER 10 BE
LOCALS OPPONENTS

The NTH Of the series OF shoots In the
Philadelphia Trapshooters League win
take place next Saturday afternoon with
the clubs engaged as follows:
Chester at Wilmington.
Pennsylvania r. n. at Camden.
West Chester at Meadow Sprinn.
Lansdale at Glen Willow.
5. 5. Whites at ClearvIew.
The Wilmington saucer breakers arc
the only ones In the league that still
retain clean slate The Whites.
Camden and Glen Willow teams have ali
suffered defeat once. While Whining
ton looks like the best bet at this
writing for its second successive cham
plonship you never can tell what VIII
happen in a trapshootlng tournament.
The Whites shooters have broken the
most targets. 1914 out OF 1000 three
more than Camden has smashed and i3
more than Wilmington has broken. VIII
mingtOn has turned out the greatest
number OF shooters with Camden
second. Trapshootlng has taken on a
new lease In life In Camden with the
team In the running, and as the season
wears on Camden Is more Intent on
winning the title. II would be a good
thing for the sport II they did.
Here are the statistics OF the season
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
GRACE G00DFELL0WS
START SERIES

The members OF tho Grace NJ. E.
Church Sunday School have formed the
Goodfellows Club and this body has or
ganized four basketball teams which
are TO play a series OF games through
out the season. Last evening the PAN
theirs defeated the Poodles % TO n and
the White Elephants trounced the cou-
gars 2s 10 rs.
Morrle Plerson was the star for the
White Elephants, he scoring 0 neld
goals and played blng-up floor game.
while Horsey played best FOR the Cou-
gars For the Psnthers Newlln was
the star scoring i3 Of the % points reg
istered by his teammates. Mckay was
the heavy scorer for the Poodles. lie
likewise scored 10 points. Score:
PANTHERS.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28


Others fsh for profit.
And then there Is Or. James Alexan-
der Henshall OF Cincinnati. O.. who
varlously Is known throughout the
United States as Dean OF American
Anglers" and Apostle OF the Black
Bass" He finds art and science in fsh-
Ing, In addition TO sport.
Just a few inches above the height
OF flve feet, his hair and mustache
whltened by 50 winters, Dr.. Henshall
presents a perfect type OF old-age
vigor. Until IS months ago he was
employed by the government in various
branches. but, invariably, his work had
something to do with fish.
As with a hen and her brood ("she
loves 'em sll"l. so with Or. Henshall
and the fish family, "he loves 'em all, 4"
but his hobby is the black bass. He
may study the others and write Of
the others, but, when II comes TO bass,
this moderp Izaak Walton simply dotes
on them.
For the benefit OF anglers OF the
younger school, II might be said that
Dr. Henshsll, after 20 years OF expert
ments, advocates the use OF the ny
whenever possible. in preference to live
bait.
He explains:
IL started TO fish for pleasure when
was six. while my family was living
near Baltimore, Md. | used worms. An
old gardener showed me how TO use
the fly, and | Immediately adopted IL.
Minnows are good, but the 1y fire.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
DENNY MCCARTHY
OUT OF THE GAME
tBy Andy" Rimllnger.)

With the sudden death of Dennis Nc
Carthy this city loses one OF its best
liked and most popular young men.
Denny" as he was most commonly
known TO his associates, was, without
a doubt, one OF Wilmington's leading
sportsmen.
Back in 1916 John Farley. president
Of the Brownson Library, was looking
for young man TO manage his base
ball team which had entered the All
Wilmington League. He finally got
Denny TO pilot the boys from Fourth
and Jackson and local fandom knows
the result. Denny entered his new po-
sition with heart and soul and he made
good. He formed a team which easilJ
proved to be the class Of the league
and he brought the A. w. League pen
nant home to the B. L. A.
In the following year Denny again
took charge Of the Brownson team but
owing TO business affairs, reluctantly
gave up the post Of manager TO Doc
Oougherty, who captained the team
through the remainder OF the season.
Denny" was an active and loyal mem
Der Of the Brownson Library and the
Knights Of Columbus, where his loss
will be keenly felt.
In the prime OF life, genial, generous
and with a disposition that made all
who knew him desire his friendship,
Denny" Mccarthy passes.
He is survived by his mother, three
brothers. Timothy, Edward and Thom-
as, and a sister. Josephine.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28

miles In umph minutes. would Jerry
Mcswoggie be out getting a raw back
and cramped leg trying 10 equal lti
Not so you could notice Il.
Possibly All Night Ike's wife would
see more OF him II he were not trying
10 ngger out how many times three
kings might beat four aces.
SO now boys, Q. z. d.
You see that Il Is absolutely neces-
sary 10 learn 10 fgger. II you want 10
be an al wool and a yard wide sport
So hop 10 Il. and nsser, flgser, lgger.
IT'S a great llfe II you don't weaken.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28

All you gents dealing In flggers.
mean the bookkeepers. clerks. ETC.. who
are sports. please stand up.
Thought so.
You win kindly note my dear friends,
that ALL hggerers are NOT sports.
Now. gentlemen OF the lury-Excuse
me. friends. This crowded room sure
had me thinking that I-well, never
mind
Anyhow 10 resume.
Will all you sports who can make
flggers lie down, roll over, stand on
their heads, and do other things that
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
DROVE AUTO AT RATE
OF 6S.16 MIlESAN HOUR

Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan 2s-with-
out a stop. Roscoe ssrles won the 100
mile free-for-all automobile race at
Ascot speedway here In 1 hour. 27 min
utes and 50 2-5 seconds. an average
speed Of 6sis miles an hour Omar
Toft took second place and Eddie
Nearne third.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28

no self-respecting 0ggers would ever
think OF doing. please stand up.
All You see.
A unanimous vote.
For Of what avail to be a sport. un-
less you are handy with lggers.
Could a baseball fan live without
averages? AS well expect a flower 10
live without air.
Could Won find a race horse bug with
out his dope book9 Not a chance.
II II were not for old man "Bogle'
would the golfer walk so many weary
miles. Oh, mol
And II Jim Fish had not swum 'steen
Evening journal., 1919-01-28

making that game impossible. Company
II is now angling for a game with Head
ri'a~ters Troon ~ the Second Army. In
which there promises 10 be "beauooup"
action.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
CHARLEY PRICE DEAD.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 2s.-Charley
Price. quarterback OF Vanderbllts fam
Gus football team OF 1916, Is dead In
France, according 10 bare announce
ment received by relatives.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28

Many mechanics ana their splendid
paying jobs by means Of the Want Ads
ADJ.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28

The worries or unemployment 80
avoided by cultivating the WANT AD
habits-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28

Household goods and real estate will
bo sold TO advantage through the Want
Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-21
GEOLOGY FELLOWSHIP
At STATE UNIVERSITY

Norman, Okla, March 2O--The Rox.
ana Petroleum company of Tulsa will
offer beginning next school year a 5000
fellowship in the department Of geol.
ogy in the University of Oklahoma.
The fellowship will be in investigative
geology and will be awarded on com.
petitive basis to students in advanced
geology.
This is the first such fellowship of.
fcred in the university, but other oil
companies are considering the plan. The
Roxana fellowship was secured for the
university by II. A. Conkling, a grad.
uate of the university now with that
company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-21

to- any drug store and get a 60-cent
box Of Pyramid Pile Treatment. Re
lief should come SO quickly YOU will
jump for joy If YOU are in doubt,
mail You win then be convinced.
DON'T delay. Take no substitute.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-21

William T., Reel of Elmor. vl. .r .a.
city Yesterday ON business.
Airs. y. ". Sheriff. returned FRIDAY
from sulphur wlro she ATTENDED tn,
state convention of tine Wooimcu Circle
%. delegate from Sycamore Grove
No IG. Mrs. Sheriff. wls extended
The courtesy of being mdg, for com.
rcut'vc jrIu work of team. from oyer
the state. member of cr.dertill commit.
tue. one of the most important com.
muiccs Of the convention. and was
elected grand manager sycamore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-21

per cent of all students enrolled, said
they have no religious preference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-21

You are suffering dreadfully
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-21

disappeared i'm "a uorherly direction.
The nationality OF the machines could
not Doe distinguished owing to the over
cast weather, but il lis generally as
sumrd that they were Dutch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-21
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza

LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlNE Tab
let's remove the cause. There is only
one "Bromo Quinne." +. w GROVES
signature ON the box. 30. -dv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27

Rad ndrodH pEses n0r6d did
ndrodh ME sgirfe g poUfeZchai
stsRia
- Abraham lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27
DO WLADOMOSCI.

wszystkich In~teresant0w najuprzeJ-
miej prOsimy o prEestrHeGanie pOniz-
s8ych wskaz0wek;
Biura Administrncyi nnszej Otwar
"a prEez dEien caly Cd gOdEiny S-mej
Erann do 1880 WiecLOrem - CO dnia, q
wyJRtkiem nIedSiei 4 swiat krajO~ych,
ObOwiRzujaeyeh.
HarzRdea PiSma naszegO przyjmuje
in~tereSantOw co dnia w GODzlNACH
POPOLUDNLO"XCA % 2-YieJ DO 5-teJ
- q w~yJ4tkiem sObot.
Redakeya dIa Interesant0w otwarta
est IHLkO W GODZlNACH RANNYCH
- Cd GODzINY 1880 DO GODZINH
IIiS0I Do DOIudniu tylkO IA s~DecyaIns
MOVIE.
Reaaktor NacEelny przyjmuJe Inte-
TYLnO ~ GOUAINIE IO-tei
FRAE;D POLUDNIEM.
Uprasza sic y lac m~OznoSei usxelkie
sprawy n hedakeyp EaiaIwine PISksn-
Nae, DO m kOnWersacye aIugie ME nan
my sxasuB IyIKO w spraYacn szczekoI-
niejszet Wagi, OsobisIych, lu0 ME uuIa-
even sic EaAutW1c SSrlS1Ie - drOER kO-
respOnueneyt prOsLlny JaWic ale OsO-
biseie, AuchOwuyac ma Ss4SISuzie, re o.
I UszSscy naJOarazieJ JesIesmy mIeay
EaJrEUnIenL-
hoEespOmaent0w uprasEamy stano-
VICE. aOy RLs-AA "a AIELNIE;-AFhA-
sLEs-N EEn, HCb Ma hASAhNIE, ME-
GnAE HI 4 TGLnO Ma Ih-
OaEJ PAPlEkU.
Jesd nISSOry JaklekOIoIek ME maja
bye CSaUszOne, ~IOeRfania ge kOsx
reaakcyynyj 1esAI p~Ozdaune ~ do ESSrO-
ga, W rnkle ME OSaOSzenIa, naIeay TO
W NRkAANIE AAANAILhC A ZALALZNC
ENACAEih rOCzIONG Ma AwhuGNA
eAAnEs GLkE.
zAonycn komUoikatow do OgIOszenia
ME n4sSAy Rrsesylac M karT&ach ou-
kryIycaE EAAON "a 1EZ Nae Il
AaC0Es Sic hOAlOSlhAClA IELErrU-
NlCANGCn - Da W WyJaukOnych
rONnlek OEIOs<eh, uOJSe za-
eyea rachu W tSSSarH SINach IeaeaOnI-
CAME nAe prsygnhuJemy.
Sickle OgIOszenia nRIeIa do DzIa-
la OKaOsseh w A0niInisIrneSI tam sic
{ meal A0raeae naIezy.
POdziekOyyania - nSZELkIEGO rO-
d1alu, kSnsAOLUCAE hAGObNE, fOLI-
TGCANE 4 l. y. naIez9 do DzLntu OsIo-
Hzen.
Msxeikie kOrespOndencge, zauiaGO-
mienia Z. y. mussa bye pOdpisane -
pefnem ahzwiskiem wEnz q ndresem pit
azueeEOs beHiiniennyeb, lub pOdptsanyc h
domysInIkIem, aIbO ySresEeie siOwem
.Komitetv - kOmuBtkneyL. nd kores-
n~ondepeyl ME Eamies1ezamy.
stanouezo ME oglasSamy Oh
.RALOWo, AMI vyeieesek, hub .pIkni-
kowy, URZADZANHCH w IEOzIELE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27
MA WOLNA CHWILE.

jestem z ,,Dziennika", wracam z
piracy do domu. Prosze bye spo-
kojnym.
- Ach, tax! - wyrwalo sic
chAopcu.
- ZmeczonyS ~obywatelu?
- Troche... teraz wciaz siuz-
ba. Pred poinoca pofozylem sic
spac, ale Ukraihcy mic zbudzili.
znowu ~ygraja."
w gorze rozlegl sic krotki
Swist. Pocisk przeleciai mad ma
mi i eksplodowaf gdzieS W pobli-
I'll. .
- Spae sic chce! - wyszeptal
chiopak. - Zawsze jednak tn
spokojniej, niz NV linii' - do
dal szybko, stWlerdzenlem tenn Cd
pedzajac mimowolna skarge.
Karabin podrzucii w gore, po-
prawif rzemieh, wyprezyl sic ma
bacznoSc j salutujac, rozsta} sic
re nina kr6tkiem:
- Geese!
- Geese! - powtorzyfem Z gle
bi dIszy i z caiem przekonaniem.
Gdym odszedi, zdawalo mi sig,
re i granaty So nieszkodliwe i
gwiazdy piekniejszym tcraz skrzq
sic blaskiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27
SENZACYA!

Pred tygodniem diva tutejsze
dzienniki ,,Zwiazkowy' i Marc
dowy" zamiesciy byfy bomba-
stycznie zredagowane artyku}y-
peine ztoSliwych, prywatnych al
luzyi, najkompletniej nieuzasad--
nionych, - W sprawie pewnego
kontraktu, wydanego przez Rad
Polsh - korporacyi amerykah--
skiej ma przeprowadzenie w kraju
tutejszym wiekszej pozyczki pry-
watnej dla Polski. Sprawl jest
bardzo wazna, zupefnie czysta i
spoczywa W reku Delegate Rzadu
Polskiego ola spraw finansowych,
dra Adamskiego W Nowym Yor-
ku.
Kilka pism polskich prosiio dra
Adamskiego o objaSnienia blizsze
w tel kwestyi, lecz p. Delegat w
telegramie osobistym, z dnia 1890
b.m., wystosowanym do wszy-
stkich owych pism prosi} usilnie,
BY o SPRAWIE NARAZIE
ME PISAc MIC ABSOLUTE
ME, gdyz szkodzi to tylko
pertraktacyom, a tenn samem szko
dzi interesom Rzadu Polskiego:
przyobiecal dr.. A., re w swoim
czasie - bardzo rych}o sam udzie
|; prasie i ogo{owi wyczerpujacych
informacyi.
Nasze pismo rowniez podpisaio
rezoiucye, proszaca o wiadomoSci,
NE PROTEST zADEN, jak myl
ME ogiasza}y inne dzienniki, mad
to wysiaio ono swego naczelnego
redaktora po i~nformacye do Wa
szyngtonu i do Nowego Yorku:
interwiewowaliSmy w sprawie pc
zyczki i pertraktacyi co do niej
szereg najwybitniejszych osobi--
stosci, w gre wchodzacych -
miedzy niemi i dra Adamskiego,
ktoremu jednak daliSmy slowo, IL
o rzeczy mic pisac ME bedziemy,
az on sam urzedowo wystapi i o.
swiadczenie swe prasie poda. TIC
nasze wzgledem p. Delegate zobo-
wiazanie i wyrazne jego zyczenie,
W imie dobra 7z2du Polskiego
wypowiedziane - jest ola mas
miarodajne: dlatego majac o spra-
wach pozyczki najbardziej wy
czerpujace wiadomosci, wiedzac o
niej cd dawna i wiedzac wszystko,
&C sic z MIA dzieje az do chwili,
kiedy te siowa kreSlimy - ME
rapiszemy tn o niej nj litery, bo-
smy to p~rzyrzekli Delegatowi
Rzadu Polskiego, ktorego dyrek-
tywa jest nam wazniejsza i pier
VISA cd intryganckich zakusow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27
Obro1cy Lwowa.

Noca gwiazdzista, noca wio-
SIENNA wracaiem ma spoczynek.
Zdala szlo echo strzafow artyle-
ryi polskej, W poblizu zaS, mad
glowa prawie, Swistaly pociski u
k-ainskie. Ma ulicach panowaia
niesamowita pustka. Czasem tyl-
ko, z szumem i hukiem, pre-
ruknai AUTOMOBILE. Gdzieniegdzie
wyloni}a sic z ciemnoSci sylwetka
zolnierza. tn i owdzie gromadka
czIonkow miejskiej stray obywa
telskiej, .mysliwych", jak zwia
ich synowie przedmieSc.. IRE
sta nikogo procz tajemniczych
cieni.
Minawszy kosci0iek w III. Ly-
czakowskiej, us}yszafem z dtugie
go chodnika niepewny, 'slaby
gios:
Prosze pokazac przepustke!
Majaczyia tam jakaS poStac.
- To sic oPywatel do mnie po-
fatyguje = m6wie. - Gdybym
.chcial ujrzec legitymacye wasza,
podszedibym do was.
ia bardzo przepraszam, =
nIvnety ciche miekkie sloWa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27

chiopczyny = ale mann taxi roz-
ksz. Starszy zoinierz gniewaiby
sic, gdybym pana ME zstrzymal...
Wyjalem legitymacye i wre-
czyfem ch&opcu, Swiecac zapalki,
ktore mi ustawicznie gasiy.
- Szkoda, prosze pana - Cd
zywa sic zolnierzyk mann swo-
je.
To rzeklszy, znalazl sic W kio-
poole. Jedna BOWEN reka przy-
trzymywai karabin, podrzucajac
go, w drugiej zaS zadany doku-
ment. Me mogl wiec wydobyc
pudelka.
Wobec tego psulem dalej swe
zapalki:
- Me, ME Swiecic, wierze pa
MI ma slowo! powiada chiopak,
To i starszy zoinierz rozumie.
Ale pan sic ME gniewa ma mnie?
Prawda? MUSIC spelnic rozkaz-
sumitowai sic z~olnierzyk.
Poghaskalem go pc twarzy ia
koby mhodszego, drogiego braci-
Ska.
= Kt6zby sic ma obywatela
gniewal, re czyni swoja powin-
nose? Wiem, co macy rozkaz
zolnierski. l MECH obywatel uspo-
.koi siebie i ,,starszego zolnierza":
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27
narodowo : filantropijne zamiary

narodowo : filantropijne. zamiary
i sprawy.
w zwiazku z afera ia .musimy
jeszcze re wstretem napietnowaG
nikczemne plotki, rozpuszczone
przez tychze samych oszczercow
jakoby nasze Pismo zostafo ku--
phone przez zwolennikow pozycz.
XII - "a taxa, czy owa sumo. 80.
Podia to plotka, wymyslona zio-
sliwie przez tych, co pod}ug sic
bic sadza. Przyjdzie rychio czas,
IL w ca1ej tel sprawie przytoczy-
my szereg dokument6w, kt6re
wykaza, po kt6rej stronie jest
prawda i rzetelna sluzba ola do
bra Narodu, a pc ktorej warchol,
stwo i prywata.
Powyzsze musielismy acz re
szczera niechecia - podac do via
domosci-z tego wzgledu, il an
gielskie pisma maja juz tez dzisiaj
informacye o ksargach owych.
We wstepnem objasnieniu rzeczy
i okolicznosci dotyczacych napi--
salismy jak MONA najmniej, ME
dotykajac wcale zasadniczej kwe-
styi pozyczki, DO CO do niej, cze--
kamy ma zapowiedziane s}owo u
rzedowe Delegate Rzadu Polskie-
go. Do czasu MIN to s}owo ME
zostanie nam podane, wzywamy
w~szystkich Rodakow do zacho--
wanna rozwaznej cierpliwosci. o
jedno jeszcze prosimy; Ola dobra
Sprawy Polskiej - ME wierzcie
nikomu, ME dawajcie posfuchu nj
komu, dopoki ME przemowi do
mas wszystkich jedynie miarodaj-
ME - przedstawiciel Rzadu Pol
ski: on nam powie, jake zajac
stanowisko, "a jego dyrektywa
pojdziemy wszyscy, "a MIA pojSe
bedzie naszym narodowym o.
bowiazkiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27
KorespondencY
Redakcyi.

OBJ. FIR. Siemieniewski, Geneseo,
n. Oak. Niema Ceny ma prenumerate
W Ameryce ale przypuszczamy -
~wystarczy poslaG n. p. $500 a beda
Panu posylali gazette i SAN sic Pan
dowie o Genie. Polecamy II. p. ,,Ku-
ryer P~oznanski" - adres: Sw. Mar
Gin 63. Poznan. Polska.
Oh. Stanislaw Kujawa, So. Bend.
Instytucye, o kt6ra Pan zapytuje
najkorzystniej 1hozemy poleciG; sta
tement" najzupeiniej prawdziwy, re-
kord doskonaly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-27
IEaleAsnn 1907 Foku. .
DACIERz P0LSKA,
MONROE 4S0a,
kAhKAD pLowNfI

sAaAAp eLowNYI
K, Frauslsssh Gerien, Moderator
T., A. A. kiowe, NicssMsdsFRtor'
WgieIssh =, sssks, ~Srsses3
Rsjaisgf MsnEisSf, %aee-prefss.
fSaaeisssk @itE0wsSi. SkarbnIE.
etsuislaW ~Bissmanski, Dyrektor.
RladysiAU 6spstka. byrektors
Antoni MaZurk, Dyrektor.
Leokadya, ,Soska, DyGeEt9rka
Franciszka Bieschke. Dyrektorka.
Or. FIR. A. Dulak. Lekarz Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr p. Mindak, DOradca Prawny.
-Berta c. wojtalewtcz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIUROWE'
Biuro Zarzadu Glownego otwartS "
dni powszednie Cd gOdz. S-tej rano do
6-tej wieczorem. Nv sobote do lei po-
poiudniu). WiecZorem, W dni powSZed-
ME z wyjatkiem sobotyO, Cd godziny
7-mej do 9-tej. - W Hiedziele | swista
urocEySte. biuro Jest zamkniete.
PrezesA; " p~oniedzialki / piatkl VILE
ezorami cd godziny 7-mej do 9-teJ.
wszelkle korespondencye do G4owne-
90 PreZesa nalezy a~dresowac:
wOJCIECH +. S0SKA,
Ass w. Division str, Chicago, I'll.
SekretarIaE W poniedziaiki, wtorkL
srody i czwartki. Wieczorami Cd godZi-
ny 7-mej do s-tei, 1 Cd 1-szej popofu-
dniu c~odziennie, z wyjatkiem soboty. cd
s-tej do 1-sZet.
S~karbnika: we wtorki, srody I platki
cd godziny 1-mei do s-tej wieczorem.
Jkladania Opiat. WsZelkie oplaty do Ka-
sy Giownej Drzyjmuis Kasyer Gfowny
podczas godzin ofisOwych, albo we dnie
W godzinach ofisowych, SekretRrz &C.
neralRy.
WszeIkie listy nadsyiae nalezy ns re-
ca Sekretarza Generalnego:
TOMASZ 3. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
4 5 W.. Division str. Chicago, III.
EINANSE.
Przekazy barkowe pocztowe
(checks, money orders etc.) naleZy wy
BtAwiac ma organiZacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
4 prZesylac pod adresem:
FIR WITK0WSKI,
IEsS w. Division str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gi6wnego:
1857 w. Division Utica,
Ma druEiem pletrEe.
Chicago, Ill.