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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
.HUSEYHRESTLER
CONFIDENT Of
VICTORY
Is In Great Shape For His
Championship Meeting
With Gus Pappas.
MANY FANS ATTEND
TRAINING WORKOUTS

Just what constitutes a deadlock IN
) wrestling and how Il may be used
20 advantage IN topping an opponent
was ezsmplified BY Chris Jordan.
middlsWsight wrestling champion.
Monday afternoon at Liberty hau be-
fore an enthusiasts crowd OF wrestling
fans. who intsrestedly watched his
workout in preparations for the De-
eember u meeting.
Chris Worizs Hard-
Chris is losing no time and Is spar
ing no energy N bis efforts 70 Be IN
rlptop condition When he faces Pap
pas He realizes that in @Dago Joe"
he Is meeting one Of the most eoa-
slsrert and aggressive mel q tie
light heaVyF weight division and. in the
face Of the weight disadvantage, he IS
going 70 take advantage Of every op-
portuuity within his power 70 win in
g clean sportsmaulike manner. While
he j. working on the deadlock, which
is one OF his best holds, manager
sammy soble IS authority for the
statement that he has quite a variety
Of shifts which he plans 70 use on the
big Pappas when the two meet on the
mat
s1Ir- PapDan g. n mighty Esod
wrestler, but, Il he thinks thlr
the deadlock a. the only hold thar
Chris has he - greatly miEtlken
and VIII canse his IDEAS the 1T
tie manager declared Monday
afternoon Il know enc thing,
and that e. that Carts VII Be ro-
Ing after HIS nan from the first
minute Of the match. EThen the
match Is over, think that the II
PaEc fans who desire 70 show
their appreciation Of first class
wrestling VIII agree vita ne that
Chris a. the leEitinafe 15s pound
ehampion Of the world. He A.
ready 70 defend the title lEnlnst
any one AZ any time.7
WIN Lay of Friday.
Jordan VIII continue working right
up 70 Thursday night although his
training Thursday VIII Be Of a light
ieharactsr He plans 70 rest all day
Friday and VIII walk out On the nat
in perfect condition Friday niEht be-
fore the FL Paso fans
Tickets have been placed On
sale NJ an downtown points and
are going rapidly Fl Paso funH
can obtain then at the TlErrum.
Lobby, GunEt store. walks, Prn-
rher'r, the Osaples Model and An
mex
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IERALb LOU I'D ALL.

latest Of bezins. yVrestliaE. football
bowling, and other athletic
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8 II The Herald full leased
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I bah finds" who. according 10 the
scouts will develop into greater
players than Y CobbT'
: FTTZPATRICK BACK IN GAME.
= sam Fitzpatrick, the veteran pilot
Of ring champions, is back in the
game once more Eitz has dug Up a.
I lightweight in the person Of Johnny
Aolinari, whom he believes IS destined
! 70 become leading figure in that
division this winter.
Aolinari was a member Of the 51st
Pioneers and saw a great deal Of
service during the war. While in the
army he took part in 45 glove bouts.
ana was one Of the most popular per-
formers Tor the Knights Of Columbus.
re IS not unknown in professional
circles as he appeared on numerous
occasions az eastern clubs. He scales
/. close 20 80 pounds, and is open 10
meet any l3s FOUNDER in the country.
fitzpatrick knows a fighter when
he sees one as he demonstrated when
ne plotted KID LaviEua and Jack
Johnson into the lightweight and
heavyweight championships. respec-
lively. Johnson was on the small
TINE circuit when Fitzpatrick took
mold OF him ana ran Tommy Burns 10
e.-rtn IN sydney, Australia, in 1908
shortly after winning the title John
son deserted the man who had made
II possible for him to annex the hon
ors' and Fitzpatrick was so disguised
thar he has mingled very little IN
boxing affairs ever since.
GEORGE DIxON's LAST BATTLE.
Tomorrow viii be the 18th anni-
Tersary Of the last appearance in the
ring Of one OF the greatest little
lighters who ever wore q glove,
George Dixon. The little Nova SEQ
tian black met Monk Newsboy in
Providence on that occasion, and lost
the decision in Is rounds. He was but
a shadow Of his former self. and the
marvellous skill and generalship which
had made him a favorite were absent. |
After that Little Chocolate" who
had made a fortune in the ring,
sunk into abject poverty, and within
three years he was dead. Dixon's ring
career extended over 20 years. He
was a little pickaninny Of Is Whea
he started in the game, and he was
IS when he engaged In his last bout /
At 20 he became the bantamwefghtI
champion OF the world, and q little
later he achieved the worlds feath- 4
erweight title by defeating Nuno I
wallace in London. australian Abe" Z
willis in san Francisco, and Jack
Sicily In New Orleans. He lost the +,
title 10 Solly smith in 1897, but soon I
regalned Ct. and held the honor until !
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olrtiI a Co buy Ilssrty Bonds-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

manager, said here tonight when told
o. Carpenters statement in Paris
that he had signed no contract but
would agree 70 meet Dempsey.
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Tickets have been placed On
sale nj an downtown points and
are going rapidly Fl Fuao fans
can obtain then at the TTIrvrun1.
Lobby, Gunst store. walks, Prn-
ther's, the OsapIes Model and An
mex
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Sbsratele K. Stofl a Anna RezSS.
knizka els. 1881.

Volt. Hruska, sos Fleet Ave. 49,. $1.OO
Petr Cervenka, $40 Fleet Ave. -. 200
Lbusc Chott, 5611 Fleet Ave. .... 1000
Stan. ROdy, 500 Fleet Ave w LOO
L. S. D., 56O8 Fleet Ave. .... 100
Jindrch Freiberg, 56O5 Fleet Ave- $500
Josef Soukup, 55Ol Fleet Ave. =. 800
K. Holasek, 542l Fleet Ave- ...... 1000
o. Mailer, 54L7 Fleet Ave- ... so
Volt. Hudec, 5409 Fleet Ave. ..... 100
Marie kratochvil, .Broadview,
Parma, y. LOO
VIM. Sebesta, 5407 Fleet Ave. 49,. 200
A. ViZner 54O5 Fleet Ave. 500
Josef Samer, 54O1 Fleet Ave. ..... 500
Volt. Eric, 54O3 Fleet Ave. ...... 100
JOS. Nadrasky, 54O3 Fleet Ave. :. LOO
Ant. Kamenicky, 54O6 Fleet Ave- :. 500
Rudolf Spiel, 5414 Fleet Ave. . 500
Fr. Kahoun, $500 Fleet Ave. .... 200
Vojtech Divoky, 1924 Fleet Ave. :. 500
DR.. A. F. Klohs, 54O3 Fleet Ave. -. 200
Vac. Zbornik, 1891 Fleet Ave. -. LOO
FIR. Marek, 5315 Fleet Ave. .. 100
Vaclav Srail, 531O Fleet Ave. .. 200
VacIav Lpa. 53l2 Fleet Ave. ... 200
Knizka els. 1882.
Karel Lid, 1921 Fleet Ave. $l.O0
Bob. Besta, 5312 Fleet Ave. ...... LOO
Stan. Silvia, 1926 Fleet Ave- .... 200
A. Chlanda. 5219 Fleet Ave. ... 200
FIR. LukeS, 52l5 Fleet Ave. ..... LOO
Fred. kubik, 5lO6 Fleet Ave. .. 100
Jan Hronek, 5Ol5 Fleet Ave. ...... 100
Frank Smetiyy, $500 Fleet Ave. =. 500
Theodor Hadky $500 Fleet Ave. :. 500
Jan Piskula, 5715 Fleet Ave. ..... 200
James Spicel, 5414 Fleet Ave. 80. 500
V. J. Klika, 1925 Fleet Ave. . 500
FIR. Jira NIL, 5000 Fleet Ave. ... 500
Anna Jira, 5007 Fleet Ave. .. 500
X. Eisenreich, 5219 Fleet Ave- -. :. 200
Josef Klipec, 5210 Fleet Ave. . 500
Vino. Votava, 52O2 Fleet Ave. ... 100
Ant. Pasek, 52O2 Fleet Ave. ... 200
Josef Bauer. 5204 Fleet Ave. .... 100
Jos. Hlavaty 5lO2 Fleet Ave. ..... 200
Vac. Myslik, 5OO2 Fleet Ave. 49,. LOO
Marcela Sproch, 4914 Fleet Ave. :. 200
FIR. Hladky, 1926 Fleet Ave. 200
Vim. Rytina 1906 Fleet Ave- 80. 100
Knizka els. 1883.
Jan Prochazka. 5003 Fleet Ave. $500
Anna Ruzicks. l.. 81. st. .... LOO
Rev. jos. Kresina, 49l4 Fleet Ave. 500
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OPRAVA.- Knizka (. 1885. Ma mists
Emil Maly, SOFA Maryland Ave., ma byti
Emil Fi;er, sofa Maryland Ave. $500
knizka {. 1850. Ma byti pri jmens Otto
Opltauer, 3518 e. 1O3. St. ma mists jedno-
no dollaru, 1e daroval sedm dollari.
Sberatele Fr. Homolka A. Maxa.
knizka els. 836.
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Sberatelky pi M. kozak Anna Veverka.
knizka cis 896

Vaclav +. kozak, 1920 E. 49, ST. $500
Josef j. kofrof, 1924 L. 49. st. 80. 100
Mike Sebesta, 1892 Z. 40. st. 100
JOS. Sindela5, 1886 E. 40. ST. ..... LOO
Fir. Vondracek, 33A6 E. 49, st. 49,. LOO
V. Haidler, 3343 E. 49. St. 500
A. +. krieger, 1862 f. 40. St. -. 500
Jan Houska. 1862 f. 40. St. .. 800
Anna Masl, 1866 E. ~. st. 200
Jan Miller. 1872 Il. 40. st. . 500
Josef Divi5, 3377 e. 49, st. .. LOO
Tom Koudelka, 1869 T.. 49, ST. 49,. 200
August Caka, 1866 E. 40. st. .. LOO
Frank Vondra, 1861 E. 40. ST. .. LOO
Frank Pavin, 1861 E. 49, St. .. 200
M. ,Brabenec, 334O E. 49. St. .. 100
Josef preisler, 3343 E. 49. St. 80. 200
Anna Veverka. 1926 Il. 49. ST. .. 600
Malicky Veverka, 1925 L. 49. St. . LOO
Pave Cuban. 1925 u. 49. st. s. 400
Jos. Nitrous, 1925 f.. 49. st. ,1. 100
Jindrich Cerny, 1871 E. 40. st. ~ 200
Mlosav Sedivy 1879 f. 40. st. 100
Barb Vycichl. $500 L. 40. St. 49,. LOO
Il. Miller. 1894 E. 40. st. .. 200
Knizka els. 43Ol.
Marie kahoun, 1892 +. 49. st. ~ 800
JOS i5ezabek, 1929 Il. 49, ST. ... LOO
Mary Lemon, 393 E.. 49. st. ...... 100
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Frantisek Homolka 1868 E. so. St. $500
karel Smithco, 1868 E. 5. St. .... 100
Sp. Kat. Veteranl (. q, &C. j. -. 500
Karel Lid, Fleet Ave. ....... 1.5O
Ig. Pavlin, 1866 E. SO. st. 800
Josef Hanzlik, 1861 E. so. St. -. LOO
Josef Pelouch, 3639 f. so. St. -. 500
Alois Padrlik, $685. E. SO. st. ... 400
Adolf Novak, 3633 E. so. St. ... 200
Josef Jandk. 3611 E. SO. st. ...... 200
Jan RudiS. 1912 E. SO. st. -. 200
Vaclav Smola, 1920 E. SO. st. -. 100
H. Bauer, 1924 E. so. St. .. 200
Marie Vicha, 1926 f. SO. St. .... 100
Jan klepac, 5000 f. SO. St. ....... 100
Fir. Bolek, 1854 f. SO. st. ..... 100
Josef Cunat, 3644 r. SO. st. ..... LOO
Vojtech Homolka, 3648 +. so. st. >. 500
FIR. Sochor, $500 +. so. st. .... 100
V. Pechurek, 1862 E. SO. st. ... LOO
J. Bican, 363S f. 80. st. amman. 100
Karel Balata. 3705 E. SO. st. .... 100
Josef Bily, $500 E. SO. st. .... LOO
Frank Kocab. 36684 E. SO. St. 100
l. Rezabek, 1886 e. so. st. .... $50
Knizka els. 637.
Frank HanuS, 1889 +. SO. st. ..... $l.OO
Vac. Becka, 3841 E. so. st. ..... LOO
Albert Vobr, 1881 E. so. st. .... 500
Frank Vobr 1927 E. so. st. .. 200
Frank Pekarek 1923 e. so. St. 80. 100
Josef Vavra, 1919 f. SO. st. ... 100
Josef Drdek, 1915 E. so. St. .... 100
karcl Stofl 1897 L. so. ST. ..... 500
Josef klcman. 381l +. so. st. .... 200
karcl Woelfl. 1903 b. so. st. .... 100
Josef Kudej. 379l h. 50. st. .. LOO
Vac. Laipold, 3787 Z. so. st.. = LOO
Bart. Skoula, 1888 E. so. St. ..... 200
Jan Pasek, 3779 T.. so. st. . 500
Anna N6mee, 3779 f.. so. ST. 200
Petr Liska, 1886 E. so. ST. ...... 200
Karel Padrlik. 1921 E. so. st. ... 800
Josef Holy, 3717 E. 50. st. ....... 200
K. Hlavin, 37O7 T.. so. st. ....... LOO
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A0ixk& c1S. S6Z.
Jan Cerny, 5O15 Hamm Ave. $1.0O
Frank Cejka, 5O14 Hamm Ave. 100
Vino. kruger, Hamm Ave. 100
Vine. Plzak, SOFT Hamm Ave. .. LOO
Matej Cerveny, 5O03 Hamm Ave. 200
Jan Wolf, 5103 Hamm Ave- 200
JOS Holson, 51O7 Hamm Ave. $50. 100.
Rose konvicka, SOIL Hamm Ave- :. 100
Jan Schlesinger, 5119 Hamm Ave. 200
Jam. Mlckovsky, 5119 Hamm Ave. 100
A. Svoboda, 5125 Hamm Ave. 80. 100
FIR. Vinkraf, 5201 Hamm Ave. 49,. 100
Jan Hercl, 5205 Hamm Ave. 49,. 500
w. Bzdafka, 5000 Hamm Ave. -. 100
Frank Malik, 5227 Hamm Ave. .... 200
James Jares, 54O8 Haanm Ave. -. 100
Josefa Musil, 1926 Hamm Ave. -. 200
Jam. Dusek, 1921 Hamm Ave. 49,. 500
Geo. Medved, 5211 Hamm Ave. =. 100
Vaclav Medv9d, 5215. Hamm Ave. 200
Josefa Ryant, ........ 100
Frank Koryta, 63O7 Hamm Ave. 1000
Tom Brom, Hamm Ave. 200
FIR. Kulhanek, cor Hamm Dolloff 500
Pani Hurt, roh Hamm Dolloff 800
knixka els. 883. ' ~
Ant. Hrdlicka, 5412 Hamm Ave- $l.OO
Bohumil Rumplik, 5O02 Hamm Ave. 100
Vaclav Vacha, 5408 Hamm Ave- 500
Karel Stehik, 54OO Hamm Ave. -. 200
Vaclav Brom, 53?? Hamm Ave. 100
Jan Kucera, 1920 Hamm Ave. 500
A. Zidlicky, 5212 Hamm Ave. 49,. 1000
J. E. Votava, 5206 Hamm Ave. -. 100
Marie Lazna, Hamm Ave- ..... 100
Jos. Habart, 500 Hamm Ave- 100
Josef Czech, 5014 Hamm Ave- 49,. 200
Jan Kolar 5012 Hamm Ave- .... 100
j. Nemastil, 5000 Hamm Ave. ... 100
S. Matyas, 500 Hamm Ave. ..... 200
Julie Vancata, 5000 Hamm Ave- j.. 100
Louis Rericha, 1924 Hamm Ave. h.. $500
Ondrej Benes, 4918 Hamm Ave. :. 200
FIR Kukral, 4914 Hamm Ave. 80. 100
Josef Vachuk, 4917 Hamm Ave. :. 400
Vaclav Pisek, 1929 Hafnm Ave. -. 200
William Sykora, 1929 Hamm Ave. 200
James Pisek, 1929 Hamm Ave- 49,. 100
JOS. Nohansky, 5OO3 Hamm Ave- 100
Karel Hospodka, 5OO5 Hamm Ave- 100
Ed. Charvat, SOIL Hainm Ave. ... 100
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T. Glades, 2769 E. 81. St. .. 100
Pani Kyselka, 2967 E. 81. st. ..... 100
Frank Sestak, 2939 E. 81 St. .. 200
Andy Belica, 1886 E. 81 st. ... 200
Pani Hules, 2737 E. 81. St. ... 200
Anton Bartik, 2733 E. 81. St. " 100
PAM Wajner, 2946 E. 81. st. w 100.
Pani Rack, 1856 E. 81. St. $50. 500
Pani Prochazka, 1850 E. 81. st. 100
Pani Vavruska, 1891 E. 81 St. 90. 100
Matej Bierhanzl, 294O E. 81. st. 200
Jan Smid, 2914 E. 81. St. LOO
Knizka cis 1929.
karel NJ Haba 1925 Svoboda Ave. $1,000
Jan Palencar, 4OO1 Svoboda Ave. 200
Michal Jergo, 3914 Svoboda Ave. :. LOO
Frank Siml, 4O14 Svoboda Ave. -. LOO
Frantisek KAYAK, 1906 Svoboda Ave. 1000
Marie Metlicka, 1911 Svoboda Ave. 200
Jan Lechnyr, 1917 Svoboda Ave- ;. 100
Pani Cabalek, 1915 Svoboda Ave. leo
Josef Houska, 1910 Svoboda Ave. 100
M. Cunat, Svoboda Ave- 100
Mr. Prusa, 1907 Svoboda Ave. .... 100
Sberatelka pi Marie Reznicek.
knizka els. 895.
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Sbsratelky pi. F. JirouSek, Il. Raj. PraSA
knixka Gis. 000.

SberateIky pI. +. JirouSek, 81. Rtx. Pr13A
knizka Gle. S0e.
Vaclav Sorna, 4913 Anson Ave. :. $500
Yer. Tesar, 4917 Anson Ave. ..... 200
Frank Kocarek, 1923 Frazee Ave. 800
Bart. Skulina, Anson Ave. ....... 200
Anton Suchan, 1929 Anson Ave. 500
Marie Macha, 5OO5 Anson Ave. 100
James Elger, 5000 Anson Ave. 200
Teresa Cisaf, 5O25 Anson Ave. 100
M. Stefanik, 5025 Anson Ave. ..... 200
Josef Bohac, 5027 Anson Ave. 500
Rudolf Pine, 5027 Anson Ave. 200
Pani Hudec, 51O5 Anson Ave- 200
Kat. Kostohryz, 51O9 Anson Ave. 200
Karel Pekarek, Sill Anson Ave. 200
Jan Vlna, 5115 Anson Ave. ....... 500
Emil Pinta, 5110 Anson Ave. 49,. 100
James Lacina, Anson Ave. 100
Joe Makovicka, 500 Anson Ave. 100
James Slaby, 5026 Anson Ave. 100
R. Svoboda, 5016 Anson Ave. 49,. 100
Frank Hala, 50O6 Anson Ave. 500
Marie Stech, 5000 Anson Ave. 49,. 100
Anton Fert, 5000 Anson Ave. 100
Vaclav Horak, 4914 Anson Ave. -. 500
Andrew Odvoda, 5O21 Anson Ave. 100
Knizka els. 500. -.
Vaclav Stach, 4916 Frazee Ave. -. $500
M. Beznoska, 4932 Frazee Ave. :. LOO
c. Jirousek, 1920 Frazee Ave. 100
Rosie Zmina, 4914 Frazee Ave. 100
8. Pfleger, 1926 Frazee Ave. 100
E. r. Thompson, 1904 Frazee Ave. 100
A. Beran, 5022 Frazee Ave. 100
V. Pytelka, 5O19 Frazee Ave. ..... 100
Marie Opava, 5015 Frazee Ave- -. 200
V. Svoboda, 50O7 Frazee Ave. 100
Jan Pekarek, 5003 Frazee Ave. =. 100
Tom Vanas, 1929 Frazee Ave- LOO
Josefa Bolek, 1923 Frazee Ave. -. 100
Helena Jusek, 4917 Frazee Ave. 800
Vac. JanouSek, 4915 Frazee Ave. 200
J. l.. Houska, 1920 Frazee Ave. 100
Frank Boehm, 5O16 Frazee Ave- -. 100
Jan Kocour, 5O12 Frazee Ave. LOO
Frank Rainer, 5018 Frazee Ave. -. 200
James Divoky, 4918 Anson Ave. -. 1000
JOS. Frizek, 1921 Arson Ave. 49,. 100
3. Souhrada, 4930 Frazee Ave. 49,. 100
Sineman, 1890 Frazee Ave- ..... 100
Frank Prusa, 4913 Frazee Ave- 500
Stanley Vlk, 5OO8 Frazee Ave. 49,. 100
Sh.ra %olkv ~ M Ko,sL . A~,, V~v>~L. Z
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SbSratelka pi. NJ. Marek.
knizka els. $50.

Jln. Henkl, oUlb Engel Ave. ...... $l.OO
Ed. Burval, 5000 Engel Ave. 49,. 100
Barb. Skraba, 60O4 Engel Ave. -. 100
Anna Texler, 5997 Engel Ave. -. 100
Fr. Krejc{, 1888 Engel Ave- 200
karel Stross, 1884 Engel Ave. =. 100
Vaclav Mfka, 1910 Engel Ave. 100
Jaro Karas, 1852 Engel Ave. ..... 100
Jos. Vanek, 1898 Engel Ave. ..... 100
Barta Brlzek, 5940 Engel Ave. 80. 500
Mat. Matejka, Engel Ave. 500
L. Pachman, 5940 Engel Ave- ... 400
Vaclav Mrazek, 1913 Engel Ave- 200
Marie Sladky, 5977 Engel Ave- 49,. LOO
Mrs. Vaicl, Engel Ave. LOO
j. Prochazka, $3.50 Engel Ave. 49,. LOO
Jan Vasek, 6O15 Engel Ave. 500
Mat. Sejhar, 6019 Engel Ave. ..... 200
Mat. krej6i, 6025 Engel Ave. 49,. 100
X. Ledinsky, 6O27 Engel Ave- .... 100
JOS Jindra. 6O29 Engel Ave. ...... 100
Vac Hladik, 6O33 Engel Ave. 100
Josefa Miosk, 6016 Engel Ave. -. 100
JOS. kulisek, 5000 Enge Ave- 49,. 200
Pr Bed Rehor, Engel Ave. .... LOO
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V&clav Hlavaty, sofa Fleet Ave- :. 500
Vaclav Kovaf, 5015 Fleet Ave. 1900
James Knechtl, 500 Fleet Ave. -. 500
Chas. Krejsa, 5203 Fleet Ave. 49,. 500
Josefa Cfzek, 5207 Fleet Ave. 80. 100
Jaro. Kdrka, 50O3 Fleet Ave. 49,. 200
Anna Kral, 1901 Fleet Ave. ...... 100
Jos. Zadrazil, 5315 Fleet Ave. :. 100
Mattel Cesky, 52O7 Fleet Ave. 49,. 500
Jan Ptacek, 1901 Fleet Ave. ...... LOO
Sbsratsls A. V&ha a Edelstsin.
knizka 1is. 0S4.
Mr.. Novak, 42OO Broadway ..... $1.O0
j. Smekal, Broadway '..... 500
JOS. Kofroh, O3254 E. 81. st. ...... $50
Jan Vaiia, 1858 E. 56. Pl. 200
SbSratelka pi. NJ. Marek.
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knizka els 1495.

c. Huml. 1888 Regent Rd. ..... $500
E. Huml, 1888 Regent Rd. ....... 100
J. Aronfsky, 500 Longfellow Ave. 100
Anton Vytlacil, 1915 Regent Rd. =. 500
NJ. J. Masek. 1887 Regent Rd. -. 200
+. Dlouhy 1898 Regent Rd. .... LOO
Nj. Paral. 1868 Regent Rd. ... 100
Vaclav Pclc. 1870 Regent Rd. ... LOO
Josef Machacek 1881 Regent .Rd. 1000
Jan Tuhela. 1881 Regent Rd. $500
L. Divoky, 6915 Union Ave. .... 100
NJ Basta 1908 Union Ave. .. 1000
Pr Safranek. 3482 E. 20. St. .... 100
Mr.. Chamila. 3741 E. 70. ST. ... 100
S. Spacek, 1921 Regent Rd. ..... 100
V. Benkem 1903 Regent Rd ... 100
knizka els. 1908.
Pani komanek. 3442 E. 70. st. 49,. $500
PAM Prochazka. 3442 f. 70. ST. -. 100
Josef Srp. 3418 f. 70. St. . 100
Frank Hubeny 3406 E. 70. st. . 100
Emil kasik. G8lS Temple Ave. 49,. 100
AIois Kebrc. 3il5 l.. 70. st. ... 200
Anton Nedved, 69O5 Temple Ave. 200
Vaclav Mach. 3415 T.. TO- St. .. loo
Marie Volta, "a ll9 L. 10. st. .. LOO
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Vaclav Cihla, 5607 Dolloff Rd. -. $500
Matej Pivohka, SGT Dolloff Rd. =. 200
Stella Ledinsky, 5613 Dolloff Rd.. 100
Marie Slaby, 56l7 Dolloff Rd. 80. 200
Emil Dezort, Dolloff Rd. ....... 200
Mrs. Mosovsky. 563 Dolloff Rd. -. 100
Anna Vavra, 5603 Dolloff Rd. -. LOO
Lud. Ioncany, 55l9 Dolloff Rd: -. 100
Pani Duben, 55 l3 Dolloff Rd. -. LOO
PAM Jencik, 5517 Dolloff Rd. .... 200
Josef Cerny, 55Ol Dolloff Rd. ... 200
Kamenicky, Sab Dolloff Rd. ..... 100
Jan Livanec, 5349 Dolloff Rd. ... 800
Mr.. Vopat, 5345 Dolloff Rd. ..... 500
Pani Pfundstein, 5345 Dolloff Rd. LOO
Pani Syoboda. 5343 polloff Rd. 49,. 200
Jan CHA. 534l Dolloff Rd. ....... 100
Fred Vokoun, 1923 Dolloff Rd. 80. LOO
Pani Cerny 1894 Dolloff Rd. 49,. LOO
Kulisek, 5512 Dolloff Rd. ... LOO
Jan Simsa 56l4 Doloff Rd. .... 100
Pavel Moravec, 56l4 Dolloff Rd. :. 800
Anna Vacha. 5GO8 Dolloff Rd. 80. LOO
Pfeffer 56OS Dolloff Rd. ........ LOO
Josef Span, $500 Dolloff Rd. ~. 800
knilka els. 897.
Mary Hrdlicka, 5335 Dolloff Rd. >. $1.00
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05
Charge. Made Aeains. Reynolds.

Observation-Disclosures which were
male by Newcomb Carlton, presi-
dent of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, that Edward Reynolds for
merly general manager of the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company had at
tempted TO make government operation
of the telegraph system failure in
an attack upon Postmaster General
Burleson were features of the hearings
before the Senate commerce committee
on legislation for return Of the tele-
phone and telegraph properties.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05
Hawker Makes Speech.

Misunderstanding at luncheon
given by the Daily Mall In his and
Lieutenant Commander Grieve's honor,
Harry G. Hawker deprecated the or
ganization which had won for the
United States the honor of the first
crossing OF the Atlantic by heavier
than air machine. He declared it was
not a serious attempt, with ship sta
toned at every twenty yards" Hawk
er continued: IF you put a ship every
fifty miles, it shows you have no fight
in your motor"
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05
Fear German Attack.

Paris.-Fears Of a German attack on
Poland have been expressed by Ignace
Paderewski, the Polish premier. who
has arrived in Paris. The reports of
pogroms in Poland were denied by the
premier. He declared such reports
were purely German propaganda. With
regard to the Ukrainian situation, the
premier asserted that the recent fight
ing was brought on by the Ukrainians,
who signed the armistice May II, and
then attacked the Poles at two places
May IL.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05
Attack Yale Students.

New Haven, Gonna mob Of sever
al hundred men, chiefly recently dis
charged soldiers and sailors, attacked
the Yale University campus. The af-
fair grew out of sighting remarks
made by some persons near the cam
pus during a welcome home parade Of
the veterans who believed that the
persons were Yale students. Several
students caught off the campus were
beaten. Virtually every city policeman
was sent to the campus area. Shots
were fired and four persons were
wounded, two being taken to hos
pital.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05
Discharge Blind Soldier.

Observation-Disclosures from serv-
Ice OF sixty-seven soldiers blinded
while serving in France, was an
nounced by the bureau of war risk in
surange. Some Of the cases still retain
sufficient vision to enable them to see
objects dimly, but all are totally blind
in an industrial sense, and on that
basis will be paid 500 month, in ad-
dition to $3.50 which they will receive
from their insurance. The number of
men In the American forces who were
left blinded total 125.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05
Trees Bear With Car.

Bend, Ore.-A light automobile il
greatly to be preferred to bear dog
In freeing Bruin, according to Ranger
C. ID. Springer of the Deschutes ma
tional forest and Charles Thomas, who
bagged 225-pound black bear with
out getting out of their car. The ami
nal was seen standing In the road
cycling the machine intently. As the
car approached he fled, but the auto
turned after him, lodging stumps and
logs, and finally forced the fugitive to
take refuge in tree. One shot brought
him down.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05

WashingtOn.-Early completion of
the Alaskan railroad to the navigable
waters of the interior is necessary for
the success Of the entire railroad con-
structiOD program in the territory I'M
dertaken by the government, accord
ing to J. l. MCPHERSON. engineer of the
Alaskan engineering commission.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05
Move Captain Frv,tt.. noax

London.-The body of Capt. Charles
Fryatt, the British merchant officer
executed by the Germans in 1915, will
be taken to England and given bur-
ial similar to that of Miss Edith Ca
veil. This was announced in the
House of Commons.
The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05
Typhus In Poland.

Paris.-One hundred thousand per-
sons in Poland are Ill of typhus, ac-
cording to advices received by the So
preme economic council. Typhus is in
creasing in Poland and Is epidemic. IL
is epidemic in Hungary and a number
Of other countries in southeastern
EurODe