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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20
Z BRIDGEPORT.

W woZdaniach sekr. 2 zebra
MIA czlonkow nalezacych do Biblio-
text i'm. \. Mickiewicza ME byla u
mieszczona suma $50, kt0ra zlozyl
OBJ. M.chal Meiydlo. a zatem OBJ. Nj
chat Mezydlo zloayl bond wolno$Cio-
wy ma sumo $50 jake polyczke be-
procent B%ibliotece ma 2 lata.
TAX Same OBJ. Jan WojCiechowski
ma temze zebraniu zlozyl %dobrQwol-
ma skladke nd 10-milionOwy fundusz
$500 a ME Wojciech Wojciechow-
ski jak bylo podane. Przytem zazna-
cam, ably obywatele ME mieli pre-
tensyi / do nikogo jeleli sic zrobi
pomyiki W nazwiskach lub sumach
DO takowe ~przydarza sic kaldemu
przez preGEie pisanie, a ma to sic u
mieszcza pismach W razic pomylek
Tub oYuszczei, ably sic zgiosili W o.
znaczone miejsce, a sprawe sic ure-
guluje.
U PIP. Teofil6w Szeszyck:ch, pro-
wadzacych zaklad grOseryjny pnr.
92S w. 33-cia utica zlozonO ma 10
~milionowy fundusz SIS. a ME IA
23ej ulicy, jak by}o podane.
Tow. Dw0r FoTesterek No. 317 ma
SVEN posiedzeni.: odbytem W sail
Adama Mickiewtcza, ziozylo ofiare
ma 10-milionOwy fundusz W sumie
$40. kt6ra PAM Muszyhs!:a zlozyla
ma rece Kom. Oh. "a co otrzymaia
pokwitowanic.
Do Lokalu OBJ. Michala A. Vile
klinskiego prowadzacego interesa p.
mr.. 1857 So. Morgan utica przyszlo
kilku dzielnych patryotow Polak6w,
gdzie PREY pogawedce zeszlo ma tor
mowy o naszej kochanej Ojczyznie
Polsce, kt6ra Jest dis przez wrogow
zniszczona i lud q glodu umiera; q
naszym obowiazkiem jest wydzwig-
nae ia z tego okrutnego losu i skla-
dac oN;ary ma 10-cio milionowy fun
dusz. To tez "a poSrednictwem. OBJ.
Marcina Weso}owskiego, kt6ry "a
znaczyl: Polska zmartwychpowstaje
z Nowym Rokiem i z nowem szcze-
Sciem ola Polski, to tez i my
ziozymy ofiare dla Polski lie mo-
znoSci n~aszej, ably ujrzec ja wolna l
niepodlegia. Nastepni obywatele
obywatelki z}ozyli ma 10-cio miliono
wy fundusz:
OBJ. MARGIN Wesolowskt $40; Piotr
Rudowicz SIS; Micha} A. Wleklinski
SIS; pani Anna Wleklihska 81; Fran.
Kordewski SIS; PAM Bronisiawa VILE
klinska SIS; Zofia Wlekmhska 81;
J6zef Wleklinski 81; Kolekta cd 20
wyzszych Polak6w przyniosla 1913;
cd OBJ. Michala A. Wleklihskiego
800; razem $133, kt6re OBJ. Mi
chai Wleklinski ma rece Kom. OBJ.
dzielnicy Bridgeport z}ozyl, a "a kt6
re Original znaczki a W imieniu Pol
ski Bog zapiat.
Tow. Kr6la st. Leszczyhskiego p.
CD. sw. J6zefa Puik 1szy, gr. zoos
mp. dbajac zawsze o sprawy pol
skie i skladajac ofiary ma takowe /
juz poprzednio ziozyia ma 1o-cio MI
lionowy fundusz swoj dar pomimo
tego ME poprzestaje W piracy, ale
stara sic Polsce dopom6dz. To tez
ma odbytem posiedzeniu powyzszego
Tow. ~nastepni obywatele ziozyh es-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20
Notatki South
Chicagoskie.

Klub .,Ctopia" Skladajacy sic Z MO
dzlezy polsko . amrrykallSkici odbyt do
roczny Sw6i bankiet i inStulacyc dnia
Ago stycznia. 1919 I. W hall Jarmuth'a.
W wiecz6r omawiany zainstalOwano u
rzcdnik0w ma T.. 1919. ~Oficyalnic, prey
icto nOwych czlonk0w rOzwinicto fla
90 ~sluzbowQ klubu z 1J-tu g~wiazdami
ozn~aczajDcemi czi0nk6w, kt6rzy Znaj'
dowuli sic w Siuzbic wojSkowcj. Il po-
micdzy tych. tyiko s~zeSciu, ME mogi0
bye %Obecnych. UCZczono na~StepuJacych
nicobccnych czlOnk6w: Leon \. Jarc'
CHl. znajdujacy sic w dywizyi Black
hawk.
Fran. II. Baczck. we FranCyi.
Wiktor Schlaeger, PREY m~aryTarce
W St. Thomas, ma wyspach Nirginli.
IIcnryk W. Wojnowski, PREY Armii
Pol>kiej.
Ludwik S. Tyma PREY Korpusie a,
wiacyinym.
Alexis. NJ. Licbncr. L. S. Marines,
Paris Island, So. Carolina.
CZfonkowic Fl. Iwinski i Erwin
Grzc$k obecni byli przcz czeSc wlcczo'
ri, pOczcm odjehall, picrwSzy dc
Camp Mills. w Stunic New York. drugi
do Ensign School w Pelham Bay, New
York.
Atrakcya glowing wicczoru hyf ban
kict. Pc bankiccic rrzystapiono do pro
gramu, w kt6rym kaady czi0nck wziq'
udzial. Przem0wicnia, Spicwy, szkice
komicznc / muzyka stanOwily caioSC
programu. NajpopulurniciSzymi wystc'
pami byly: "A Jair Of LunaticS' &C.
przcz Elconorc ChmurC Edwarda
Chmurc: take: ..pieSni WojSkowe",
kt6rc Od&picwali nowi czionkowie, Sta
nislaw GrzeSik. JUSTIN Kuziczyhski
Jan Wcglewski.
=;
w domu pnr. ZIG Exchange ave.
micSzkaja nicjacy L~arSon'Owic. MQz,
AXel Larson ME chcia} daC H0nie i ro-
dzinic utrzymania. Kobieta wyjela wa
rant ma meia, kt6ry wySkOczy} 2 Okna
z drugicgo piCtra ma ziemic, Sdy poll
eva ~przybyla. by go arcSztowac. w So
die proSii o przeSiuchy pred fawa
przysicgiych.
Detcktywi Golden | Reed arcsztowa-
Ii Terese Weis W tOwarzystwie trzech
mezczyzn " apartamencie, pnr. 0Oll
Brandon ave. Oskarienie Zarzuca i'm
prze6ywanie W domu n~ierzadu. Pre-
sluchy odbedq sic dnia 14-go luteSo.
MAJ Weis'owej znajduje sic W Armii.
~
CzySciciel lamp Andrea SzyfkowSki,
Fam. pnr. SG13 Marquette V PRAGUE
ola sp6}ki kolejowej B. and o. W po-
niedziaiek dnia 1890 b. M. oko}o 60
dziny 11-tej W nocy Z~najdowa} sic w
budzie kolejowej PREY 90-ej ulicy milo
doclani bandyci napadli go i odebrali
60 i odebrali mu damski zegarek i 80
cent6w W pieniadzach.
Nieroby - wyrostki zasluguja ma
kare. So bowiem utrapieniem Ola ro-
dzic6w i pasozytami W rodzinach. Wsty
dem jest ably rodze6stwo, bracia i sio-
stry a czesto i ojciec staruszek mieli
pracowac ma dragala-syna, kt6remu pra
cowac sic ME chce.
Matka Rudolfa Lemer'a kazala sy-
na+nieroba aresztowac. Biedna kobe
Gina skarzy sic, il Rudolfek ME chee
pracowac, a W dodatku wychodzi So
bic ma randki w~ieczorne i je2eli wo-
COLE wraca do domu, gdy MI g}6d do
wraca p6zna pora. Sedzia So.
dal Rudolfowi s~posobnoSc do
naprawy i odiozyl przesluchy do dnia
14-go lutego.
X
Do domu PIP. Cecylii i Wincentego
ICnorowskich zam. pnr. $3.50 Exchange
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

w domu pnr. ZIG Exchange ave-,
micSzkaja nicjacy LarSon'Owic. Mqz,
Axel Larson ME chcial daC h0nie i ro-
dzinic utrzymania. Kobieta wyjeia wa
rant ma mcza. kt6ry wySkoczy} z Okna
2 ~drugicgo piCtra ma ziemic, sdy poll
eva przybyla. by go arcSztOwat. W 81
die proSi{ o przeSiuchy pred fawa
przysicglych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

Do domu PIP. Cecylii i Wincentego
Ignorowskich zam. pnr. $3.50 Exchange
ave, zawitaly panic So. chichicaSoskie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

Jan Zunic. 9021 Greenbay ave. zapia-
eli so kary i kOszta sadowc "a stree
LAME 4 rcwofwcru w granicach miasta.
Strzelal sobie chlopina Z. Okna OF, tax
ma ,,wiwat..'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

PAM T.. ID. Macec 9Tj2 Ewing ave-.
mic pragnic bynajmniej by MAJ jej
mlai przystcp do domu %pragnienia swo
ic BrzeIiozyla sedziemu Swanson'owi.
Sedzia przychylif sic do zadania ! "a
rzadzil by ma}zoneG ME ~pokazywaf sic
W dawnem domOwem oSnisku do CA
SUI przesluch6w, W trybunale dnia 14So
lutCgO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

J0zef Lent p~odObno Zamicrzaf zabic
p~rzeiolUncgo swcgo Jak6ba Hughes'a,
gdy mu ten O~Swiadczyl by poszcd} do
domu j do piracy przySzcdi pc wytrzez-
wicniu. Policya aresztowala J6zefa, a
W Saddle zaplacli za grozby $50 kary /
kOSZta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20
Ma liScic STRAIT we Francyi znajiIuja
sic razwisko J6zefa Pihskiego, S9li Is
canada ave. - Ciehko ranny.

WidOcznie. re dwie firmy przcmySlo-
We so. ~ChciagoSkie ubiegaC sic teraz
muSza o pierwSzeGstwo Tub w koiicu
zadccydowac kt6ra wicccj razy padia
ofiara napad6w rabunkowych. Firmy
to 50 Anderson and Drew / II. A. Helm
sen, przy 92-gicj I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

Doktorzy Balcerzak i Pietrzykow-
ski, niewyjechali do Francyi, jak mas
mylnie informowanO wczoraj, ale
przyjecali na urlon do Chicago, W
czasie kt6rego spodziewaja sic DO.
STAG paszporty ma wyjazd do Polsk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

WreSzcie i Polacy W South Chicago
pomyslcli O u~roczystem powitaniu ao}-
nierzy-Polak0w w~racajacych z Francyi.
DOwiadujemy sic, IL Tow. Miodzienc0w
i'm sw. Stanislawa KOstki urzadza w
miesiacu kwietniu wielka recepcyc ma
Geese Observation-Disclosures kt0rZy obo-
wiazki ola kraju i ~demokracyi pe}nili
we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

W South Chicago zmarl w wicku lat
4G. znany tn Szeroko przemySiowicc /
drukarz, A. Il. Schultz, kt0ry prowadzlf
shlad artykUl6w artyStycznych pnr.
9O27 Commercial ave. Zmarly posiadai
tn szcrokic znajomoSci i brat zawsze
czynny udzia wv sprawach dotyczacych
naSZcgO grOdu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-20

u 81 . i WI Nv DAN" - 'N'
sen, przy 92-gicj I'll.
W skladzie Heinsena W niedziele d,
12-go b. m. W nocy wy}amali mlodocia'
nj bandyci sztaby zelazne Il tylnych o
ken i zabrali towaru wartoSci $3.50,
oraz revolver nalezacy do p. Hein-'
soma. Prawie co miesiac Obrabowane
bywaja skiady Anderson and Drew. i
kazdy mrazem zaopatruja wlasciciele
Heinscn'a. Ciekawa tez rzecz, re "a
swoje kona W aelazne kraty.
%
W piatek, dnia 10 go b. m. do domu
PIP. Cecylii e. Ignowskich) / Piotra
zam. pnr. $3.50 Exchange ave.
przybyio dw6ch goSci stalych W posta-
CT blizniat c6reczek. Winszujemy!
Jan J6zef Skoniecki, 1871 So. Shore
Drive. - Ranny stopie6 n~ieokreslo-
ny.
Przyjecha} ze Stanu Michigan do So.
Chicago pewien podejrzany czfowiek,
kt6ry nazywa sic Miller. W towarzy-
stwie nieletnich chlopc6w biegaf on cd
wyszynku do wyszynku "a dwoma pi-
iakami, kt6rym zabieraa z kieszeni pie
niadze. Policya ares0towaia Gala szaj-
Ike. Miller'a skazai sedzia ma zap1ace-
ME 5000 kary / koszt6w. Chiopcy ME-
letni beda mieli przesiuchy " sadzie
ola maioletn:ch.
Chociaz starsza juz W wieku, ale
dzielna kobiecina okazala sic PAM A.
Johnson. wlaScicielka w~yszynku PREY
S7-ei III. ! Buffalo ave. - W czwar-
tex, dnia 9-go b. m. o godzinie 7:30
rano wesz}o do w~yszynku pieciu uzbro
ionych bandytow i rozkazaio wszyst-
kim obecnym wznie3t VI gore rece. Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
TEAM WILL SHOW
WIRELESS ON MOTORCYCLE

Most OF the camp recruiting teams
OF Fort Bliss viii be given 10 the
charge Of Lieut. Col A A King. head
OF the general recruiting station This
was arranged at local headquarters in
order tot allow the teams 20 80 out
side the 100 mile limit which applies
70 local camps
Subdistricts were sectioned off By
Col King Tuesday morning. The
headquarters for each subdivision will
be- Pecos. san Angelo and Amarillo,
Texas. and Roswell. Tucumcari. Ration
Las Vegas. Santa Fe. Albuquerque
san Mereial, Gallup and silver City
n. II
A demonstration which VIII be
shown both in FL Paso and in outlying
territories is a wireless telephone ap-
paratus attached TO a motor cycle. TIE
demonstration Is an accomplishment
that was pronounced impossible with
the present equipment by war depart
msnt officials at Washington. D. c
This apparatus VIII be used TO allow
county officials in west Texas and
New Mexico 10 talk TO one another
II viii have a talking radius OF 100
miles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
CHIEF Of 36TH
DIVISION BACK
Gen. Smith and 2846 Texas
And Oklahoma Troops Re
turn on the Patricia. "

New York. June MAI. Gen. Wm.
r. Smith. commander OF the 36th
division. arrived here today on the
transport Patricia. which also brought
2S46 officers and men Of the division,
fovmer national guardsmen Of Texas
and Oklahoma The details included
the 131st, l32nd and 133rd machine
gun battalion. less some officers de-
tachments. the nth field signal bat
talon; 56th division headquarters;
headquarters detachment and troops;
divisional postal and motor transport
detachments and list infantry brigade
headquarters, Including Brig Gen.
Pegram Whitworth-
The cruiser St Louis arrived with
the Patricia, bringing 1415 officers
and men, members Of a number Of
ambulance service sections ana trans
port corps units The men OF the
36th division are under orders for
Camps Bowie. UptOn- sherman Grant,
Dodge. Travis. Dix and Lee.
Units ef SSH Return.
tional units Of the Ssth division. in
here TODAY on the transport konigen
der Nederlander.
Other units on the vessel were am
hulance companies 3f9, $50. 81 and
$685. field hospitals Sf9. $50. 81. 352;
IS officers OF 3l3th engineers. six Of
ficers and Isl men Of the 5i0th enEi-
neers- q officers and $50 men OF 2a8th
machine gun battalion. military po-
lice company No e5S; 6Sth division
military and field veterinary. medical
supply and dental detachment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
BOY SCOUT WEEK
IS GIVEN A BOOST
Capt. Fleming, 141st Infan-
try, Praises FL Paso Men
In His Command.

An appeal made by Richard F.
Burgess to have every boy in this COM
munity between the ages Of u and IS.
Join the Boy Scouts. featured the XII
wants MONDAY luncheon meeting
Wednesday at the Sheldon
we should remember Boz. scout
week. which begins June 8. was heart
lily approved by one Of the greatest
American statesmen. Theodore Roose-
welt" said Mr.. Burgess.
Mr.. Burgess introduced Capt. CHARLIE
H Fleming Of Merritt. who succeeds
Mai. Burgess in command Of company
A, 1flst infantry, the Fl Paso com
p1nF. when ne, MAJ Burgess. was ad
vanced TO battalion commander. Capt.
Fleming expressed his high regard
for the FL Pasoans under his com
mand.
Rev P. r Kuickerbocker president
supported Mr.. Burgess appeal for the
Boy Scouts by declaring that he had
found several boys in the city iai
who were pronounced the worst Grim
mails there He pictured the uplifting
work Of the BOY Scouts by COMPARING
it to beacon lights which guide ships
Members VIII Be Drouned.
Hugh y. Pallister and J. W. Peak
who we're delegates to the EiWaniE
convention at BIRMINGHAM Ala SPOKE
on the success Of the convention.
a vote OF thanks was given TO J
AZ Alexander o. A Bell and Fred
Feidman for advertising FL Paso ar
the Birmingham convention
Mr.. Enickerhorker announced that
All members who have been absent
from the uooudav meetings recently
would be dropped from the roster II
'hev continued 70 absent themselves
lurinr the next four weeks
C. II. Teague won the attendance
,rize and r. J. Pritchard was made
The goat" for next week.
Tom Christian sang "Our God our
Country and Our FLAG by MacHuEh
md ~On the Road 20 Man aalay-" by
Peaks. with Bert Peyerstedt accom-
laryinE at the piano.
A r-usic4i program VIII feature next
weeks rneefinr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
MANY OFFICERS ORDERED
TO SERVICE OVERSEAS

Washington. p. C.. June the fol-
lowing officers have been relieved
from present assignment and ordered
10 Hohoken. ". J. and 20 report 70 the
alton. for transportation 20 France
capt Iilto1 A. LowenhurE. 18th cav
airy, Columbus. y. H.. Fabius 2. Ship.
Fifth cavlary. Fort Bliss. first Lieuts.
Lee = Llsas- lirst caFairys Doug-as-
Ariz.- Benton r 4Iundy. seventh cav
airy. Fort Bliss- Oliu c. Newell. Fifth
.aTalrv. Fort Eliss; George 8 Warren.
cavalry, Taliafferc. Texas; Alymer r
Atkins. Third infantrr- Fort sam
Houston. James 70. Tucker. Third in
se1h x. Baker. cavalry. Douglas, Ariz-
Following officers relieved. present
asst gument 90 Eonnken, n j. report
commanding general port OF embarfa-
Lieut. Coils John A. Conadine. cavalry
adiutant. Biz Bend district Edward G.
Elliott. Fifth cavalry. Fort Bliss.
Mafs Wilson IT. BAH, 18Th cavalry.
Mercedes. Texas Edmund 81 Basnum-
18Th cavalry Fort clark: Ames Long
John W Mcdonald. 18th cavalry. Co
1unbus. n W- Reginald E NcNallv.
r1th cavalry. Fort Clark. joseph S
H@Fe. ElGhrl cavalry Nara Texas
walter p. Mann Third infantry. EAGLE
Pass. Tex. Ca1r. Geo. Carruth. 18TH
PASS Texas Capt GeorEe Car
ruth. 18th cavalry, Mercedes. Tex
ass William a Cornell 10th cav
airy Sort Hrachuca: Ralph T. joy
uer. 18Th cavalry. Fort sam Hcuston-
Rem Lawrence Seventh cavalry. Fort
Bliss capt Morris BENJAMIN Levin.
medical CORDS Fort McHenrT- 10 Whin-
ule barracks first Lieut. Cleveland,
second DENT Charles Andrew Br1iu-
hauEh. sanitary corps. Colon. 10 Fort
73avar1. second Lieut. Melvin Edward
Norman. Veterinary corps. Fort Bliss,
10 Maria. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
INVENTIVE GENIUS
Makes GAL0MEL
DELHI GTF III
Calomel, the most valuable
Of drugs, now purified
from its unpleasant and
sickening qualities zeal
otabs" the new name.

Tae medicinal virtues OF calomel
are In no way connected with its nau-
seating and dangerous qualities. as is
proven by the fact that the new caIo-
mel tablet called Calotabs. Is free
from Questionable effects yet retains
an Of the liver cleansing and system
purifying qualities Of the old style
c1lomeL For biliousness. constipation
and indigestion. and wherever caio-
mel Is essential. the new denauseated
caiomel tablet is a practically perfect
remedy.
To inspire public confidence in this
new discovery the manufacturers
have aathorized druggists everywhere
70 refund the price II the customer IS
not perfectly delighted" with Gallo
lans- SOLO only IN original packages.
sealed Price thirty-five cents one
tablet at bedtime. with q swallow Of
water No taste. no nausea no grip
ing. no salts You wake up in the
morning with a clean liver, feeling
fine, and hearty appetite Eat what
you piease-no dauger.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
Reception For
340tH VIII Be
Friday Night
Date Is Changed Because
Troops VIII Be Here
Only Few Hours.

The reception for the Arizonans and
New Mexicans Of the s40th field ar
tinery, ssth division. who are due 20
arrive at Fort Bliss early Thursday
afternoon, WI be given Friday night
instead OF Monday night The change
in date was made because the men
can not be reid at Fort Bliss much
longer than 4S hours The reception
viii be az Liberty hail.
The men VIII be brought from Fort
Bliss IN motor trucks The Red Cross.
Salvation Army and other war work
societ es represented by committee
r1en usIl roeef "a ilh others appointed
by mayor Charles Davis at the cham
Der Of commerce this afternoon at 3
o'clock 10 a1ranE- for the reception
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
S Best One Yet;
Germans Are Proposing
Alliance With America

Berlin. Germany. June by the
associated Press. There seems TO be
widespread demand on the part OF
Germans that efforts be made TO in
duce America 10 enter into a sort OF
limited alliance with Germany or take
protectorate over this country. giving
Germany financial aid and protection
and taking in return the lions share
Of the profits OF the country's indus
trial activities
Privy councillor Bergman formerly
a partner in the German Edison COM
panies. and one Of the largest cleo
tricaI magnates here. suggests a
Gcrman-American partnership with
America the senior and the controlling
partner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
MORE CONSTRUCTION Is
ORDERED AT COLUMBUS

for the construction OF one bakery.
four stables and IS noncomuissioned
officers quarters at camp FurlonE.
Columbus. n n A complete set Of
plans. specifica lions, instructions
sample Of contract. etc. are ready for
Inspection at the office OF Capt " ].
Rowland. constructing quartermaster-
al Camp FurlonE-
Unon return Of these plans. etc. 20
Can't Rowland. constructing quarter
master at Columbus. \. IT.. the certl-
fled check win be returned
Bids are 70 be opened at 1880 o'clock,
June 70. at the office q Capt How
land. and proposals will be received
up TO that date.
This is additional construction work
Just ordered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
E. E. WISEMAN IS BACK.
READY FOR AUTO BUSINESS

z E. WisemeIi. one Of the best
known automobile men Of FL Paso.
returned Tuesday afternoon from nine
months overseas with the American
army. He stopped en- route from New
York. where he was DISCHARGED. at St
Louis and other points. looking into
the automobile business. preparatory
to reeutering IL in FL Paso-
Mr. Wisemen. who enlisted in the
aviation corps nearly two years ago.
served in France IN the tenth photo
section. aerial photogra ply division.
serving four months in France before
the armistice and five months in Ger
many after the signing Of the armis-
tice- BE made fine collection of SOU
venirs while in Germany and sent
them home TO his mother and wife re-
Gently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
LARRAZOLG ASKS CAMPBELL
TO REPRESENT FORMER HERE

Phoenix. Ariz-. June 4.--Governor
Larrazolo. OF New Mexico. has asked
covernor Campbell to represent him
lat the rehabilitation units OF the ssth
division at Fort Bliss az the END OF
fhis week and the beginning OF next
The Seth numbers in its ranks many
Arizona and New Mexico soldiers.
telegram from governor L.arrazo-
u. received az governor Camphell-s
office. stated that 70 would be impos-
sihle for the New Mexico executive 20
be present at the demobilization-
Governor Campbell. now IN the east,
said IN a telegram TO his secretary
P. r Mines. that ne would start for
Arizona. By way OF r Paso. Wednes-
day night 70 helm sneed ID the demob-
flization OF the 242d field artillery Of
the Seth division. which IS expected
10 reach Fort Bliss By Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
WILL GUT NAVY
T0250,000MEN
Reduction of Entire En-
listed Force by First
of July Ordered.

Boston, Mass. June An order
from the navy department. calling for
a reduction of the entire enlisted force
TO not more than 25o.0Oe men by JuIy
! was received here today. II IS di-
rected that the greater part Of the
reduction come from shore stations
first so that the efficiency Of the
fleet viii not be impaired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
YANES START
FROM RUSSIA
Contingent of o. S. Infan-
try First to Board Ship
For Return Home.

Archangei. Russia June f--(By the
Associated Fress.)-A contingent Of
American infantry, which has been
serving in northern Russia, boarded a
transport Tuesday for the journey to
the United States
These are the first American troops
detailed TO sail for home
The detachment viii 90 10 Brest
six companies on the 339th infantry,
a-ereratinE 1900 men. or approx
rnately one-third OF the American
force on the Archangel front. COM
rrise the first detachment to leave
They embarked at Economic. the win
ter port Of ArchanEel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
144TH INFANTRY IS EXPECTED
TO LAND IN NEW YORK JUNE

Company G. 144th infantry. which
was made up mostly OF the old K COM
pany Of the fourth Texas infantry. ma
tional guard. viii arrive IN New
York on June 8. according 70 a tele-
gram received Tuesday BIZ Mrs ". L
Crockett from Washington. D. c. Mrs.
Crockett's son. Daniel fs a member
OF this company. The company IS on
the T. s S. Pretoria
The old company X was one OF
those under the command Of Maj
Nathan Lapowski. Of FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
MORE TROOPS ON WAY HERE;
34OTH T. A. IS DUE THURSDAY

one hundred Lnd thirty-eight casu-
ais from overseas viii leave Camp
Upton, y. r. and 90 men from casual
detachment 81 viii leave Camp Mer-
ritt, n J.. Friday for Fort Bliss 10 be
discharged
TwentE-s air service casua1s
left Camp Dix. y. J.. Wednesday for
Fort 5iiss These men are expected
Sunday or Monday.
The 345th artillery was reported al
81 Lcuis, No, Tuesday morning at
1890 o'clock which should bring them
TO the union station early Thursday
nfteruo- n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
) SEPARATE Probes OF
Expenditures OF War
Department Proposed

WashinEton. o @, June f.-FlVe
separate Investigations Of war depart
ment expenditures are 10 be made by
house comm ittees. each composed of
two Republicans and one Democrat,
according TO plans disclosed before
the house rules committee today BIZ
Republican leaders. The inquiries
would center about aviation, ordnance.
camps and environments. quartermas-
ter corps and expenditures in foreign
nnunIr-ae
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
SEVEN MEN ENLIsT

seven men enlisted Tuesday IN the
S15th repair unit They are alex A.
Montijo, Fl Paso; Dennis Sloan. Cal
lup. y. NJ: Glenn n. Hughes. silver
CITY. n. NJ. ". NJ Standish, East Las
Vegas. n IL: Frank ~. Adams, Ty-
rome, n. NJ: Ben Pablo, Socorro. y.
n, and Robert II. Harper, Pecos. Tex
six enlistments were obtained Tues
day By the recruiting station at ANA
riIlo. and sent direct TO san Antonio,
TeNaE.