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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

To Work
In Aggie Contest

Coach aIcGough. Of the New Mexico
university announced during his stay
here last Saturday that he had ar
ranged FOR the services OF MAJ. r. R
Neyland IN conjunction with Aggle
New 1Texico-Aggie contest to be held
at Albuquerque on Thanksgiving day.
Mai. Neyland IS at present one OF the
coaches OF the all star army team
which is 20 meet the Texas school OF
Mines on Thanksgiving day here He
Is undoubtedly the foremost referee
Of the southwest. his judgment being
backed by years as a member OF the
West Point team aside from being a
competent arbitsr in all forms OF ath-
letfcs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Wilde To Meet
ScraDDer Sharkey

Chicago. III, Nov. 1s-Jimmy Wilde.
British nywelght champion, who re-
Gently arrived IN New York. viii make
bis first American appearance In the
ring against Joe Sharkey, OF New
York on December at Milwaukee II
plans announced today by Otto
Borshert, president Of the Cream city
Athletic club Of Milwaukee, are car
ried out Borshert said wilde had
agreed 10 fight before his club for
$1,000 and that Sharkey had con-
sented 70 make us pounds al 8 o'clock
on the afternoon Of the proposed ten
round bout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
FOR THE GOOD OF THE GAME
% % o. % %
From heKiCkOffT oTheTOuchdown

D UIORs to the contrary uotwith-
N standing. the Buff and yellow team
has not disbanded- Nor IS there any
reason to believe that there Is any
intention OF disrupting the stellar
Fort Bliss eleven. On the contrary
there Is every reason TO believe that
Il VIII remain intact for a consid-
cradle period after the regular sea-
son closes.
According TO Captain Caller. star
center 81 the Buff and Yellow. ar
fragments are now under way Tor
g series Of post season games for she
aggregation Unless these plans fall
through the games viii be played
in connection with recruiting work.
Il Is intended to take the team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
MAY BE SHAKEUP
IN SOU. LEAGUE
Magnates Quarrel Over
Player Sold to Connie
Mack's Athletics.

Atlanta. Ca. nov. 1s.-There IS go
ing 20 be a great shape-uD IN the
Southern Baseball association, II in
dications amount TO very much
The whole trouble is due 20 q split
between Charley Frank. president OF
the Atlanta club. and John D. Logan.
the Mobile chief. and a feud OF long
standing between Frank and Jules
Heinemann. president Of the New Or
leans team.
WIN Not Give Up.
Franks trouble with Logan was
caused by the refusal Of the latter 70
give up Keller Hasty. a promising
young pitcher. loaned 20 Mobile early
in the season Il was by a gentlc-
mans agreement with the Mobile sec
rotary that Frank let Hasry 20, with
the promise that when Frank called
for Hastys return he would be sent
back SUIT Charley COlsson. the 40
bile secretary, resigned In mlc-se1-
son, and later when Franz called Lor
the pitcher. president Logan said ms
signature was not on the deal anl
that that gave him the right 70 keep
Hasty, who had developed into very
good moundsman-
LoEan Must Go.
Frank. who has much influence IN
the LEAGUE, declares Logan must 60.
while the latter says he'll stick and
Helnemann is taking sides with Lo-
gan and threatens TO help the Mobile
boss run Frank out OF the league
il IS a pretty muddle, but the fact
remains that Frank won out Tor
pitcher Hasty. The Atlanta chieftain
sold the young slabman 70 Connie
Mack and Hasty reported during the
season Just closed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
English HeavyweghtS Fight Shy of Fighting Qualities
Of Fred Fulton Big American Finds It Impossible To-
Get Bouts With Carpenter, Beckett and Joe Goddard
Bombardier Wells Plans a
Comebaek: Knocks Out
Preliminary Boxer.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-It IS becom-
N ing apparent that the fistic gents
Of the British Isles do not want any
Of Fred Fulton's game Since the
lanzy American plasterer put the bee
on arthur Townley In something less
than two minutes the English heavies
have been sidestepping Fred faster
than a German diplomat sidesteps re-
sponsibility for the war.
Was After Dough.
Fulton went overseas eager TO fight
and with a great yearnlng to clean
up a flock Of pounds sterling He
thought he would have little dif-
ficuluy IN getting battle he didn't at
first He was matched with IoWuley
soon after his arrival and be pm
ceeded 20 knock out his opponent in
the very first round Whereupon.
business grew slack. Joe Beckett. the
highly touted English champion. and
Fred Goddard, whom Beckett defeated
for the championship, both have
found il eXpedient 10 be unavailable
for a contest with lanlSy Fred
Fulton is disguised and Is starting
for home He expects 20 arrive in the
States about Thanksgiving. according
to cable adVices
just by way Of showing how
hard up ENGLAND f. for BOXING
talent, Bombardier Wells f. stag
ing a comeback. The Bombardier
apparently never heard Of Jim
Lcffriess jess Willard and other
famous cOmebacks. Anyhow,
Wells started his Campaign a
couple OF weeks uEO by taking
ON n gent nun-ed Jack Curphey,
Of S1lford. He licked lIr. Curphey
whoever he is-in two rounds,
Thereunon adeliriOus sntisfnc-
tom ms accorded a crowded
house. according to one OF the
British sport writers.
It is difficult to see how Bombar-
der Wells can throw anyone into a
state Of -delirl0us satisfaction"
Most everyone IN the British Isles and
elsewhere has beaten Bombardier eT-
cept possibly Jimmy Wilde. and they
never have been matched
Goddard Did Not Occupy.
There Is quite a bit OF transit
lantic flavor" about the Wells-Cur-
nhev match. according TO Long Mel
ford. writing In the Evening Stand
ard. The flavor was nrovided By an
announcement by Fred Fulton that he
would take on Frank Goddard anytime
before November II and bet $4,000 70
$500 that he would heat him.
REGARDING the whole affair the
Evening Standard expert wrote
ESQ the uemdulum OF Billy
WellS's fortunes hls SWING back
n-uiu. uS OF yO-e. In the very
same ring NJ the Hnlhnrn stadium
where few months since he suf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 1s.-Charles
McCourt. Of Cleveland. defeated. Jess
Lean. Of Cincinnati, so to IS, IN the
first game Of the three cushion BILL
Hard championship tournament Mon
day. The game went 50 innings Nc
Courts high run was s.
Tiff Denton. OF Kansas City. won
from Clarence Jackson. OF Detroit
80 20 IS In 81 innings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

fered n swift and crushing defeat
from Joe Beckett, he beat Jack
Curphcys the Grenadler. In less
than two rounds. The result nc
corded almost deiirious satisfac-
tion to n crowded house. which
included Joe Beskett, Frank God
dard and Fred Fulton, the Amerf-
can.
This trio. BY the way. were con-
cerned IN a little game OF bluff which
was played for the benefit Of the
spectators but which need not be
taken too seriously. Before Wells
entered the ring, fortunately when
one considers the sensitiveuess Of his
nerves to anything OF a disturbing
nature, Fulton got into the limelight
and Il was announced that he was
willing TO meet Goddard any time be-
fore November II. when he leaves for
the states and WAGER $1,000 20 $500
that he beats the EnElishman.
Beckett is Afraid.
Goddard at the ringside smiled
and was MT 10 be drawn. despite the
urgent entries ties Of the crowd. Thel
Beckett, a trifle unmindful. though.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

OF his position as our champion.
sprang into The ring, made some cut
ting remarks about hot air" and
suggested that Fulton should first
settle his little account with Jack
Dempsey The Incident had quite a
transatlantic flavor. but made small
appeal 10 the British taste. / fancy.
-Welis's triumph was far more TO
their liking and while there were
desperate moments when he appeared
likely TO 90 under. yet again there
was an element OF masterful greatness
about his finishing blow that made
the majority forget the blemishes IN
the winners display.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Philadelphia Pa Nov. "Bul"
Brennan. Chicago heavyweight. cut
classed Andy Schmader. Of Omaha. TO
such a degree IN their scheduled six
round bout Monday night that the
referee stopped Il in the fourth
round The Omaha boxer was very
weak when the referee stepped be-
tween the men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Montreal Nov. IS Battling Le-
whisky. Of New York. outfought Bart
lev Madden. Of New York. in q ten
round bout Monday night Madden
substituted for Eugene Brosseau, the
Canadian middleweight champion,
who IS suffering from an attack Of
neuritfs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. IS - Earl
Moore, OF Memphis. took every round
Of an eight round no decision bout
Monday night with Jabez White. Al
bany. Y Y. bantamWeight. according
10 newspaper writers present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Peoria Ills. Nov. 1S.-Bryan Dow
neg. OF Columbus. earned a shade
over Billy Colts" DoiE Of la Sale
In a ten round no decision bout Non
day night according TO newspaper
onfnfru
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Sioux City. IA. Nov. 1s.-Sam lang
ford. the Boston "tar baby" knocked
out Battling Jim Johnson. OF Chi
caEo. in the ninth round OF a sched-
uled ten round fight here Monday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Tulsa, Okla. Nov. 1S.-Benny Leon
ard, OF New York, lightweight champ
ion of the world. knocked out Jimmy
Duffy. Of Lockport, n y. here Non
day night IN the second round.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
FANS BEGIN CONSTRUCTION
OF ALL-soLTHMEsTERM.

While the subject OF an "All-South-
western" team Is discussed, we may
properly mention Kinnison. the stel-
lar right guard OF the New Mexico
military institute. kinnison's equal
may possibly be found somewhere
among all the schools 10 the south
west Il Is doubtful 10 Is wen be-
yond the realm OF probabilities. and
vergi1E on the impossible, 20 expect
to find his superior.
In the New Mexico military insti-
tute-I school Of mines game
Kinnison was opposed 70 Noble. the
giant Of the Miners squad. Noble
is not the experienced player that
Kinnison is Yet he is a great. pow
erful youngster. a willing football
player and game to the core. Had
he not possessed these assets he
would have been shamed by the mag
nificent playing Of Kinnison. Even
with them he was decisiveiy OUT
played.
II Kinnison does not make the ~all-
Southwestern" team there viii be
something radically wrong In the Sc
Iectlons. And the same applies 20
Bassett, the outstanding star Of that
game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

CLUB OFFERS.
Fl Paso Herald Magazine Agency Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MEET
TIE BIC uEEn az lurn.

There is no probability that there
will be any material change In the
Buff and yellow. lineup when the
selection OF the FL Paso team Is made.
As a matter OF fact 10 would appear
useless 70 make a change. The team
is composed Of Seventh cavalry and
Quarterma srer corps players and no
player outside these organizations
has shown sufficient to warrant his
supplanting any Of its members And
the Buff and yellow already have
fair start on team play. whereas II
would be necessary to make a new
start were there any great changes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
HI TIGERS ARE
READY FOR CAME
Local Eleven to Meet Dem
ing Saturday Afternoon;
IMPROVES Speed.

When the Deming high school foot
ban eleven receives the Fl Paso
Tigers In the New Mexican city on
next Saturday afternoon II VIII be
treated % an even faster exhibition
Than resulted In the first contest be-
tween the two teams 5udging from
The preliminary work OF the Fl Fszso
boys who are practicing daily at the
stadium.
Has some New Ones
Coach Luther Coblenz is working
on variety Of new shifts, which
he believes VIII result In s1bstan-
Lill score over the Deming team
Since returning 10 their home town
The New NeXicans have also been
doing some consistent training ana
IN their last game against the motor
transport team from Camp Cody. they
won handlly and showed an improve
uent IN both speed and condition
The Deming team has one o. the
strongest lines in the southwesZ and
with a little more teaching Il could
be made fit for any High school team
in this section
Scrimmage at the high school Mon
cay afternoon was productive OF
quite number CT good plays. The
second team showed much strength.
both IN the line and backfield. and
Sc is safe 70 say that quite e number
o. second string men viii be in the
lineup when coach Coblentz leads the
way TO the upper valley city
So far this season the strength Of
the school team has depended en-
tirely upon its reserves and the
eleven Is more than fortunate in hav-
Ing . second lire OF defence with
which 70 bolster the battle line when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

There IS another very strong rea-
son for believing that the Buff and
Yellow viii resume practice as q
team at once. This lies In the big
game which IS TO be played on
Thanksgiving afternoon, between the
eleven representing the Big Bend dis
trict and the one representing the e.
Paso district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

through New Mexico and Arizona,
under the jurisdiction Of Col A. A.
King, recruiting officer for this dis
trict- This is exactly as was pre-
dicted in these columns some time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

What actually happened re-
gnrdlnE the Buff and Yellow was
thisf Owing 10 the fact that the
members Of the team play with
different reEimental teams I'm the
Army football league a was de-
elded that there Would be no
practice Of the Buff and Yellow
until after the league race was
finished In view Of the fncd
that the Seventh cavalry just
about cinched the pennant,
through It's victory sunday morn
ms there a. every reason 20 be-
lieFe that the han on the Buff
and Yellow practice viii be lifted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
WILL PLAY ALL TEAMS
on PROPOSED TOTW

IN EAUEUeEn tut X
The Buff and yellow are certainly
not seeking the soft spots Ia their
proposed trip. Their preliminary ar
engagements include games with the
strongest teams in the southwest
The teams included IN the list are
the university Of Arizona, university
OF New Mexico, Albuquerque Indians.
New Mexico military institute and
the American legion at Bisbee. The
latter team has defeated all the SER
vice elevens in the vicinity Of Bfsbee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
Z Odjazdu Ochotnikow
do Armii Polskiej.

Wczoraj popoludniu W przealiczny
dzleh slOneczny / cieply, wldac bylo
wiclki ruch przechodni0w / gwar ma
ulicy przed budynkiem Zjednoczenia,
PREY zbiegu Augusta 1 Milwaukee ave.
By}y tam kobiety z dziecmi / bez die
ci, panny / panicnki, starry | m}odzi.
Co to bylo? - OF byl to odjazd ochot-
nik6w Armil Polsklej, kt6rzy odjechali
do obozu KoSciuSzki W Niagara on the
Lake W Kanadzie, ably sic cwiczyc, a
20 otrzymuniu przygotowawczych evil
czeG, udadza sic wprost do Polski, Gt0-
ra juz dis jest wolna. Wyjecha}o Kill
kadziesieciu ochotnik0w, pod komendQ
oficer6w rekrutacyjnych. Komitet O.
bywatelski takze byl obecny, jak ivy
kle PREY podobnych odjazdach. Tram
wajami Milwaukee " ochotnicy Cd
jechali ma dworzec kolejowy PREY Dear
born i Polk ulicy. Pociag odjechai o
godzinie 40 wiecz0r. Ma dworcu ko-
letowem bybo wielu krewnych | Una
jomych odjeDdzajacych, kt6rzy PREY
byli ably ich ~pozegnac. w poniedzia}ek
ostatni odjazd ochotnik6w. Razem z o.
chotnikami W poniedzia{ek, w~yjehdza-
10 takae officer T. Dielihski / slerzanci :
P. ~Stachowicz, Juszczak / Zbroniec.
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Insta|acya Ch6I6w ma
S%taniSEaWOWie.

W srode wieczorem, o godzinie Sci
odbyla sic instalacya urzednik6w 1 u
rzedniNek ch6r6w koSdiola g6rnego
PREY parafli Sw. Stanis}awa Kostki.
Ma instalacye przybyli: Prev. X.
Proboszcz, FIR. Dembihski, x. Drew
MAX / X. Lagarowicz.
Generality prezes, p. Andrzej j. Kwa-
sigroch, otworzy} wleczorek | p0wo-
laI p. Jana Kondziorskiego ma mistrZa
ceremouii. Program wieczorku byl ma
st~epujacy:
1. Spiew wsp0lny: Modlitwa''.
Q. ~InStalacya.
5. Duet fortepianowy, panny Zofia
W~ierzchowska | Stefania KwasiborSka.
4. Spiew, solo: ,,TeSknota". Parma
Emilia Biedka z akomp. panny ia
dwigi Kossakowskiej.
5. Nova, p. Jan Czekaia.
6. Deklamacya, Il am an American,
p. Mieczyslaw s. S~tarzyhski.
Z. Spiew, duet: Polka Patryotka',
PAM Helena TryliGska i parma Emilia
Biedka.
s.. Choir meski, ,Marsz Spiewak6w".
0. Taniec, panienka Mania Bledka.
10. Nova, p. Jan Nering.
II. Spiew, solo: ,,Ach, Ojczyzno".
Panna Felicya StepczyGska, akom.
panny Marty Buczkowskiej.
IL. Nova, p. Andrzej j. Kwasi-
groch, dyrygent i generalny prezes obu
ch6r0w.
Is. Spicw ~wsp6lny: nNowy Rok
Polsko'.
If. Nova, kapelan, Prev. X. FIR.
Dembi6Ski.
AdminiStracya ch6ru Starszeso jest
naStepujaca: Kapelan, Prev. X. FIR.
DcmbiGski; prezes, p. Jan Nering, wi
ce-prezes, PARMA S~tepczyhska sekr.
prot, Tom. S. BlachowSki; sekr. fin,
PARMA Wolihska kasyer, Wiktor ca
stka bi~bliotekarka, PARMA Marta Blu
czkowska bibliotekarZ, p. J6zef WfSnie
wSki; marszalek, p. Jan Czekala.
Choir mlodSzy: Kapelan, Prev. Y.
FIR. D%embi6ski; prezes, p. Jan Liss !;
wiceprezeSka. PARMA Mocha; sekr.
Stef. BaligrOdzka kasyer p. J6zef
prot, Felix Mrozek sebr. fin, parma
Niemczyk bibliotekarka, parma Adami-
ma CzatkowSka blbliOtckarz | marsza-
lex, Stanislaw S~konieczny.
Regularne lekcye ch0ru ~miodszego
50 co poniedzialek wieczorem a ch6ru
starszeSo, W piqtek wieczorem.
Glory stauiSiawowskie r0wniez u
rzadzaja wsp6lnie ,,Bmco Party" w
srode, dnia 26-go lutego. Bilety juz mo-
INA dOstaC Cd czionk0w / cz}onki1.
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Ma Fundusz Milionowy.
Pnrafia sw. jam Chrzcicfela
Phoenix-Haryey, Ill.

(Prohnszcz lest KS. Jakob ]. StrzyoNl)'
w daleszym porzadku ma Polske Zfo
zv,v swe ofiary n~astepujace
silva / osoby:
Po $4,000 Tow. Wolnosci ojczyzny'
or. 1885, u. \. P.
Pc $500: Tow. Strzelcow Tad. ko-
sclusdki oddz. 96.
Pc $1,000: Franc. KamykowsEl.
Pc $500: Wojciech Mazur.
Pc $1,000: Tow. sw. STAN. b. i NJ. or.
& 3 Il. \. p, Mateusz Kwasny. PRANK
Gonc1arz. w formie dwoch w. ;. B.
FilIp Nfemiec. Jam Kaleta, 4 Thrltt o.
s / . w. S. s.; Machaf Czekalskd.
Pc $500: Jeden w. S. S. ! 3 Notary;
Jam Zychow ski.
Pc Sc. 90: w foumie Thrift S. S. / Fran
cfszek Mierzwa.
Pc $500: Kazimierv Rasaia' Wo1---
CZECH Murzyn. Wawrzyniec Wrobel' Jo-
zef Starzeak (nurner I'D; 'Jozef FROM
c1ak, Ptoltlr Maicher, Wlkitorya BuczaK'
Dornimlk Mysiewhcz. Andrze5 Beuner'
J6zef Land w1ski, Jozef BielawskL MI
| cha{ wottas1ak, Jam KwaSny, MafeuSz
| ZierdnskL Stan. Piotrow1shh Maoeusz
skiscfm. STAN. Kowal. Jozef Kruczek'
Jozef Czermak, Wojcieoh W&odsk, Jo--
zef zurek, J6zef Natkajski, W foqunie
THRIFT s. S. l jednego dolara; Jakob "a
charek; w form4e w, s s., Jozef WSn-
Gently Dyrcz / Maciej Kma5k.
Pc $500: w formle THRIFT s. s. d a
Guzik.
Pc $500: F~rancbszek Po1daf, Jan Ci--
SEX. Ant. Nalewaj, Franciszek WalczaK'
Jam Romian. Wojciceh Fronc0ak' Lu-
I4wyk Kltmala, Sebastyan Grata, : Jo7ef
DBiechciowskL
Pc $50: Andrzej Ko1ddziej.
Pc $500: MARGIN Cholewa, a Wro-
bel, Ignacy Maiecki, / Andrzej 'Mscie-
jewSlli.
Pc $3.50: Jozef Wierzba-
Pc $500: Jo2ef Starzyk. Adam wa
siel, Wawrzynice wr6bel, Amt. Wach,
Michal Kubon / Miohal Ku5is.
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zzAPA$N|CTWA.

W przysz}y wtorek wystapi W te-
atrze Grown miody zapasnik pol
ski Micha} Nestor. Rozgiosu' wiel-
kiego jeszcze On ME posiada, chcac
jednak wierzyc s}owom D. Ed. Smi-
tina, redaktora dziaiu sportowego
pisma Examiner, ma on bye "a
posnikiem pierwszej woody; Jest mad
zwyczaj szybkim W chwytach / wyro
bill sobie ,sw6j wlasny system walki.
Pare dni temu pokona{ on znanego
zapasnika sredniej wagi Talabera
dwukrotnie W 10 minutach. Oponen-
tenn jego W przyszly wtorek bedzie
Lou Perantas, grecki zapasnik z
Gary, Ind. Pozatem Ed. (Strangler)
Lewis mocowaf sic bedzie z Jozefem
Kelwowskim, szampionem miasta
Pittsburgh. ..
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ZAWIADoMIENIE

Podiug uchwaiy przyjetej ma
posiedzeniu Dyrektotow Spoiki
Wydawnictwa Polskiego dnia "a
stycznia, 1919 r. ROCZNE ZE-
BRANIE ~AKCYONARYU-
Sow SPoLKI
CTWA w CHI
CAGO, ILL. odbedzie sic W sro-
de, dnia 5-go lutego. 1919 r., o
godz. 3-ciej popo}udniu, W budyn-
ku Sp6ski pod nr. 1855 West Di-
vision utica, w Chicago, Ill.
KS. FIR. GORDON, c. R.,
Sekretarz,
4lut.
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z dotychczasowego Centrum Rekruta-
cyjnegO W Chicago, Ill.

Wczoraj w~yjechaio do ObOzu kOsclu-
ski So ochotnik6w. w pOniedziaiek
dnia 3-go Iutego odjazd Ostatni. SpO-
dziewamy sic, re wyjedzie conajmniej
$50 ochotnik6w. Wierzymy, ze przyj-
da takie wszyscy ci, kt6rzy sic zapisa-
Ii dawniej a ME wyjechali. Wy
jeadtajacy iegnani beda - TAX jak BY
Ii aegnani w~yjeidiajacy z pierwszym
transporter - przez Zwiazek Polek.
~
Jak zawsze, przy pOzegnaniu Ochot-
nik6w, byi nasz ,,DziadziO" p. WI
sniewski a takte zaszczyoif swa obec'
noscia redaktOr ,Zgody" p. Orpiszew-
ski, kt6ry PREY tel Okazyi bardzo mile
i serdecznie imieniem swOjem i q. n.
Po1genai OchOtnik6w.
Konczac nasza reluutaeye, pOczytu-
jenny sobie Ia wielki nasz obOwiazek zio
i've prasie polskiej W Chicago, gru--
pujacej sic ko1o Wydziaiu Narodowe-
co.. ziozyG serdeczne podziekowanie, "a
szczere, bezinteresOwne udzielanie
swych szpalt, ola ,Szrapnelek" z ma
szego Centrum, jakOtei Ia wszystkie
artylsuiy o Armii Polskiej, ola Armii
pisane. - PozwOlimy sObie wyszcze-
g6lniG tn, ie yDziennik ChicagOski',
kt6ry ME szczedziI swego pi6ra, a chic
stall tych, kt6rzy do Armii isG ME
chcieli, kt6rzy Armii POlSkiej ME pO-
pierali, - kt6ry ME szczedzif nswet
pracownik6w Centrum, o lie ME praeO-
wall tax, jak pracowaG pOwinni -
i ME szanOwali munduru - DO nieste-
ty, r6inie sic zdarza ma swiecie, gdy
jakas prace ma gwait, ma Ogiei sic rO-
hi, a pracujaeym ola Sprawy szcze-
re, uczciwie, potrafii znalesc sIowa u
znania.
Zreszta, twierdzimy z Gala pewno.
scia - DO poznalismy przez kilka mic
siecy rekrutacyi jaki wpiyw prasa mia
Ia ma rekrutaeye - re gdyby ME prasa
p~rzychylra Armii, ME bylibysmy ere
krutowali ami jednej czwartej tych O.
chotnik6w, kt6rych wysialismy. Dlate-
70 jeszcze raz uznanie Dziennikom:
Chicagoskiemu, Zwiazkowemu i NarO-
dowemu - slIadamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
z BRIDGEPORTU

Dnia Ego lutego % godzinie c1wartej
popofudniu odbedzie sic W sail koscio-
Ia sw. Barbary wielki wiec, kt6ry Two
{uje Komftet Obywatelski. Omawiane
beda sprawy tyczace sic 10-miEonowe-
90 funduszu. Mowy wygiosza p. ROXY
cki, X. Nowak, p. Bare 1 inni. Ponie-
waz wiec odbedzie sic W niedziele, caaa
dzielnica Bridgeport powinna bye tam
re obecna. w tym czasie zbieranie fun
duszu ma gfodnych W Ojczyznie, jest
niezaprzeczenie kwestya najbardziej
zywotna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

Pokwitowalismy wczoraj OBJ. Koste.
ckiegO z Odbioru $500 ziozonych ma
Fundusz Narodowy. Wieczorem
przyszia do Centrum PAM Kostecka |
oswiadezyia nam, lie 50 to pieniadze
ma pOmOc Armii Polskiej. Jest to DO.
datek miesieczny $1.0O, kt6ry pahstwo
HOSIERY ma pOmOe Armii skiadaja, ME
zale1nie cd tegO; ie opodatkowaIi sic
takie ]dObrowolnie ma Fundusz Marc.
dowy i co miesiaca podatek sw6j do
Wydziafu ~NarOdowego akiadaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31

w zeszia srode klub szkoly Ko-
sciuszki pokonal klub> sw. Stanisfa-
wa W nader interesujss@ gre < pill
Ike. Przez dluzszy czas laden z kiu-
bow ME m6gi otrzyma6 biegu, v
kohcu jednak pc bardzo ozywionej
walce klub Kosciuszki wyszedI z niej
zwyciesko. Rezultat: 10 do 8. Jutro
o godzinie 4tej popoiudniu Klub sw.
Stanisiawa grail bedzie z klubem
Burr. Wstep ma gre wolny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
OStatnie Dni RekrutaCyi.
Y CENTRUM CHICAGOSKIEGO.

Og6iem cd pOczatku trwania rekru-
tacyi zapisaio sic do Armii PolskieJ
W Centrum Rekrutacyjnem W Chicago,
500 ochotnik6w. PieG bataliOn0w pre-
SZfO.'