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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
Zjazd Akcyonaryu-
Sow Poland-Ame-
RIGA Line.

W n:edzicle, dnia 16 b. m. Cd
byf sic W hall Walsha, w Chicago,
'pierwszy Zjazd Akcyonaryuszow
Folsko Amcrykaiskiej Linii O.
kretowej.
Wzie}o w MIN udzia} 1906 ak
cyonaryuszow i akcyonaryuszek,
wype}niwszy wielkq sale pc brzc
81.
Przewodniczyli zcbraniu PIP.
Pytel i Mermel. Opr6cz Mich "a
jeli micjsca ma estradzie: adv. st.
George; PIP. Bare, kukaszkiewicz
Frenzel. sekretarz zebrania.
Wszvstkic wnioski ma dobro
korporacyi ~przeszly albo jedno--
gloSnie, albo w~iekszoScia 1000
glos6w przcciw 2 lub 3.
Szybki rozwGj korporacyi po-
zwoli prawdopodobnie juz w
najblizSzym czasie ma zakupienic
Dierwszcgo okretu.
Raporty Z prowincyi donoszq o
nieslychanvm zainteresowaniu
sic wychodztwa Polsko Amery-
kanska LIMA OkretoWa. mimo "a
gitacyi przeciw temu przedsie--
biorstWu.
Zebranic mialo Charakter bar
do o~zywiony, a wnioski streSci%y
sic w rezoIucyi przyjetej jedno-
gio$nie.
Koncowy ustep tel rezolucyi
brzmi:
...postanaWiamy:
/. wezwac Gale wychodztwo pod
skic W Ameryce do wspo}udzialu
i wspopracy w poczynaniach ma
szvch okoIo zorganizowanla Pol
sko-Amerykahskiej Linii Okreto-
wei -
2. wezwac akcyonaryusz6w do
podwojcnia wk}ad6w ma akcye, a
tvch, ktorzy zakupili akcye ma
sp}aty, do spiacenia ich gotowka,
ably MONA by}o w najblizszym
czasic rozpoczac realizowanie ma
szych plan6w przez zakupienic
pierwszego okretu polskiego -
3. chociaz ~organizacya nasza
jest oparta ma scisle handlowej
podstawie, to jednak, ably uniknac
niepotrzebnych zarzut6w, zwra-
camy sic do obu polskich organi-
zacyi politycznych ma wychodz-
twie. mianowicie do Polskiego
! Wvdzia}u Narodowego i Komite-
til Obrony N~arodowej z prosba o
wvdelegowanie Komisyi do szcze
g6lowego zbadania stanu naszej
organizacyi i O wydanie odpowie-
dniego sadu.
4. Zarzadowi ~naszej organiza-
cvi "a dzielne i sumienne spe}nia-
ME obowiazkow, sk}adamy pe]ne
wotum zaufania.
Mech zyje wolna iSniepodlegla
Rzeczpospolita pOlska z doste-
penn do NORA!
Mech zyja Stany Zjednoczone!
Mech zyje Polsko Amerykah-
ska LIMA Okretowa!
Jan S. Frenzel, sekr. zebrania.
(Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

nych scenach. Wszyscy oni Spie-
waja, tailcza, acknowledgement
wypelnia caiy program, nader bo-
cato i doborowo zestawiony. u
rzadzeniem przedstawienia zaj--
mule sic nauczycielka muzyki
pna J. Kossakowska. a jak sic do
wiadujemy, wystapi tez skrzyPa-
czka PAM Krenz-Knoch i pare in
rych sill naszych artystycznych.
Przedstawienie odbedzie sic o go
dzinie 8:15 wieczorem; popo}ud-
niu o 3ciej ola dziatwy szkolnej,
pc cenach odpowiednio znizo--
rych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Jutro W niedziele odbedzie sic pred
stawienie urzadzone staraniem DIE
vic R0aa6cowych. W parafii Sw. jana
Bozego. W sail parafialnej o godzinie
Sci punktualnie. Odegrany zostanie re-
ligfjny cz%tero-aktowy dramat ?. t. ,,Zy-
wot Sw. Zyty" i komedya W jednym ak
Gle D. t. ,.Dusza ma ramieniu'. Dramat
Jest dzie}em katolickiem z dawnych
czas6w, przedstawiajacy aycie swiato-
bliwe Sw. Zyty, kt6re a uczy o jej
cnotach / zadowolenie moralne W
speInianiu dobrych uczynk6w. KOme-
diva Jest bardzo weSola a pc wZruSZa-
jacem dramacie bedzie ~sposobnoSc "a
bawienia sic i nasmiania do syta. Nal
lepsze silly miejscowe biOra udziai W
tenn przedstawieniu. Niema najmntej--
szej watpliwosci, Ae calosc uda sic do
brze. Rezyserya zajmuje sic p. Karol
Ploszek. zdOlny amator tamtejSzej pa
rafii. Komitet %spodziewa sic, re publ
cznosc zapeIni jutro sale pc brzegi.
K
Dzisiaj popoiudniu i w~ieczorem od--
prawia spowiedz wielkanocna nastepu-
lace Towarzystwa: Tow. Polek sw. Jay
dwigi. Najsiodszego Serca Maryi i
Dw6r Sw. Jana BozegO Z. X. L., a jul
tro O godzinie 7:30 rano przystapia
wsp6lnie do Komuni Sw. Kazdy z czion
k6w 1 czlonkih Obowiazani pod kara
wypeinic ten Obowiazek dorOczny.
Jutro W niedziele Odbedzie sic chrzest
dziecka W kosciele Sw. Jana BozegO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
Helena, Karol i Stanisfawa Woj-
narscy The Royal Midgets."
najmniejsi ludzie ma swiecie.

W prZysz1y WtofeK zogo Din,
W sail Sw. Stanisiawa x. odbe-
die sic wielkie przedstawienie
powyzej przedstawionej trupy
ma jmniejszych ludzi ma swiecie.
So to rodacy nasi Helena, Oat
22), Karol (lat 1917 i Stanislawa
lat ~ Wojnarscy. zamieszkali
W Chicago, a obcenie w~ybierajacy
sic w dfuzsza podr6z po rozmai--
tych miastach kraju.w ktorych wy
stepowac beda ma pierwszorzed-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
zUcie!

BURDY Herbata Ziolowa ma pre-
c9sZczenie dziala wprost ma orga:-
nizm trawienia ! czysci krew. Jest
to skuteczny, lagodny 1 przyjemny
srodek przeczyszczajacy. Szybko usu
wa Vszelkie przypad}osci zatwardze-
MIA, ~ociezalost watroby. dyspepsye,
kwaSy W zoladku, SUM 1 zawr6t lgio
wy | krosty z twarzy.
BURDY Herbata zioiowa Jest bar
do cennem lekarstwem, ably leczyc
za%ziebienie, kaszel, goraczke lub ka-
tar zoladka.
Cena 25c "a iedne paczke. Dostac
MONA we ~wszystkich aptekach Tub
wprost przez poczte cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Kapitan Ceilings przestudyowal VIA
she swoje polozen!e 1 wreszcie wyna
lazi metode, ktora postawiia go ma no.
KLEIN.
Metoda ia Jest prosta. }atwa tazdy
moze ia zastosowac. Cierpiacy ma rup-
ture powinni mice ksiazke k~apitana
Ceilings / podlug jeso przepisow wy
leczyc sic = ruptury " sHoih wlasnym
domu. Ks!azka | lekarstwo So DARMO.
Posiane beda ka2demu kto nadesle ten
wypelniony kupon. Przyslljcie kupon
ZARAZ - MN te gazette odfotyc!e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

S. p. Bronisiaw T. wilhelm, m}odzie-
nice liczacy lat 20 i try miesiace zmar}
nagIa Smiercia W czwartek, dnia 2Ogo
b. m. Pogrzeb zmar&ego przedwczeSnie
m}odzienca odbedzie sic W ~poniedzia-
lex, dnia 24-go b. m. z domu aa}oby
pnr. 1927 So. Paulina ul., do koScioia
Sw. Cyryla, / Metodego (czeskiego)
PREY 50tej i So. Hermitage ave, a
stamtad ma cmentarz Zmartwychwsta-
MIA Pa6skego. Mech odpoczywa W po-
koju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Piotr Karlowicz, Fam. pnr. 1903
S. Hermitage ave, robotnik LEGACY
lat 40, dostal sic do szpitala kar-
nego jake rezultat nadmiernej pija-
tyki. Vodka sprawila to, re z mad
miaru jej uzycia majaczyt nieco 10.
czal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

PierwSzy wielA vice a~gitacyjny ce-
lem 7organizowania grupy meskiej l
zehskiej urzadza Gmina mr.. 1913 z. y.
P. W parafii Sw. Jana Bo&ego. Poczatek
wiecu r~ozpocznie sic o godzinie 3-ej
p%opofudniu, jutro W niedziele, dnia
22-go b. m, W sail OBJ. Jana Kalety,
pnr. 1901 So. Lafflin III. PREY Gross
avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Tow. Sw. Alojzego, skladajace sic z
mfodziezy przy parafii Sw. jana Boze-
go, energicznie przygotowuje sic do u
rzadzenia przedstawienia dnia 5000
maja b. r, W. sail parafialnej. Odegra-
ny zostanie piecia.aktowy dramat p. t.
,,Ogniste Wegle". Dramat ten jest o.
snuty ma tntrydze Marrow przeciw Ra-
tolickiej Hiszpanii, gdzie tez sic rzecz
dzieje. Bllzsze szczeg6}y W swom CA
sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Ten szacunek, 2 jakim odnosza 81
te robotnice do owej mfodej kobiet!
to najpiekniejsza rzecz, jaka widzia
lem W moiem Zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Kazimierz Linda. mlodzieniec IL
czacy lat IS. stall sobie pred domem
swoim | o niebieskich marzyl mig
dalach. Chodnikiem zblizal sic ku
MENU jaki$ nieznany mezczyzna, a
gdy zr6wnal sic 2 MIN wymierzyl mu
potezny policzek i poszed1 dalej. -
Linda ma wielce bolesna rane pod
lewem okiem. Mieszka pnr. 4609 S.
Honore ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

paistwa J6zefa / Wiktoryi Kwiatkow-
Skich, Fam. pnr. 1914 w. 52-ga I'll. Jak
sic dowiadujemy dziecku ma imie be-
die danem Henryk-J6zef. Chrzestny--
mi beda Albin K~wiatkowski Joanna
Swiatnicka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

nasza kocha najwiecej ten robotnik
szary ia dziewoja nasza, ktore maj
~szczersza oddaje Ojczyznie swej da-
nine / oni najwiecej zdaja sobie
sprawy z koniecznoSci skladania o.
fiar jak najwiekszych i n~ajspiesz-
n~iejszych. q przyjemnoscia pisze sic
to sfowa, z ia ~niezachwiana wiara,
re parafia Sercowa pierwsza bedzie
parafia ma Town Of Lake W wype}-
MENU swego Swietego obowiazku.
Czyje 2azwiska ukaza sic W przysz-
Ia Srode ma szpaltach chicagoskie--
go?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Posiedzenie Towarzystwa Sw. An
toniego. nalezace do Macierzy Pol
skiej. o%dbedzie swOje ~posiedzenie w
przysz}a niedziele o godzinie 1-szej
popoiudniu W sail zwyklych posie-
dzeG. ma Sercowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

J6zef Worotkiewicz, zatrudniony
jest przez kompanie Patent Vulca-
nizing Roofing Co., PREY ulicy 49ej
i Oakley. Spad{ on onegdaj re scho-
dow W powyzej wymienionym miej
scu I boleSnie pokaleczyi sobie g}o-
we. Mieszka on pnr. 2543 w. 45th
pl., liczy lat SO a po wypadku tym
poszed{ san do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Odczyt o 4elazie W dzielnicy Town Of
Lake urzadza Stowarzyszenie Techni-
k6w, jutro W niedziele, dnia 23-go b.. m.
W teatrze Davis Square ma rogu ulic
46-ej / So. Ashland ave. Poczatek Cd
czytu o godzinie 11-tej rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

czynnoSci - promienieJa szczesclem.
.Czy ME jest to wielka rzecza. re
W tel chicagoskiej organizacyi, pre-.
szio LOO kobiet znalazio radosc !
~szczeScie - re zobaczy}y s}ohce ra-
dosci W SVEN 5yciu - re wyzej my
sla O sobie i So ambitnemi?
wszystko ola tego, poniewat cz}o-
wick, kt6ry kieruje "a instytucya,-
stara sic lie moznosci uprzyjemnif
i'm zycie j z tel przyczyny poruczyl
przewodnictwo mad niemi miodej, IL
talentowanej i sympatycznej kobiecie
Mysle. le zainteresuje was kr6tki
zyciorys tel miodej d1iewczyny, kto-
ra jest wzorem piracy kobiet.
Liczac szese lat wieku zosta}a sic.
rota. Wychowaia / ksztaicia sic W
zak}adzie ola sierot W Morawfi.
Do Ameryki przybyia W listopadze
1913 roku, W 20 roku zycia.
Uczeniem czeskich tahc6w " Chi,
cago, zarabia{a ma zycie.
Zarabiajac ma zycie naucZyia sic
angielskiego jezyka. 4
Obcokrajowcy " Chicago zainte
resowah ia bRrdzo; nauczyia sic fct
mowy 1 poznala ich obyczaie.
M6wi jezykiem czeskim, polskim,
rosyjskim 4 cokolwiek pc francusku
I kroacku.
M6wi piynnie po angielsku, DO t.
nova ze wszystkich podoba sic je.
najlepiej. W nastepnym motm Mcie
poviem wan jak pewien robotnfk
tfumaczyi s~naczenis sbowa "& Com.
pany'. (Oyi.)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-25

VI. I,na uu, de,Inrulsb,d o'...r1n' non. I..".
was eloquent and entertaining .u nl. aH...,E n' 'h.
league I'ur n .a ou. ..,nua , p,Itu.. ud H.u".
ruan.n f,,' to assert 'h,o hr.y,. Df, 'y' .et..."..
or oven instructive ol4 p0ra.sr 81. |..',u .. h.
ID privilege ra play uu.r to n.u. .u' M. 1880. n.. ".
formative Having upus -o Nru r.r .tu.. 'htt .n
the very upturr of things rII.d or h.. apn.u." o,
aooAc , desire 100 bees. niu Uuru au',hma tnr ..m".
ming tina, commanded h. hrlIf .ortI,, a. vrH l-
hly up service un rr,scuuu,uI oIs MOT h,tru of
reason altogether. hat borcn or r.u and logic
We invite the render ro turn uo, rp ia, barometer
M public opinion ou this p,gc. aud road 'hr letter
" he oklahoma soldIcr Leonard NvNrnllc which.
appears there ON Ia" same subject mat Nj L,NI-
spoke on Private Mckenzie I'oe ~ MndnI Ok.o.
homn Is one of our -oldjrr- and ho followed lho
flag through the world war Ito wrot, the lrirr and
asked hts home paper lo print d. nur tho hutu, p'p,i
ysy an advocate Of tho league of nations aud refused
to do $50 Mckenzie then sent 'ncolott"r 20 senator
MrCormtra who had 10 printed I'm One Congressional
Record
We respectfully submit rhu one doso ot Mckenzie
logic should provo an adequate nurdotc trr mum
bcr NJ or LcNi. soph-uy Mr I.1,t~ s retained
as nm advocate t} the dcmo,pu, orupnvl'tuu lI.|
addresses himself 10 tho cnguc ist an, prld .ouu
se'or might address himself condoulug und Justify
.nr ho missrcp Of nl- cicn' Private Mckenzie nnv /
ing passed through the NH knows whereof Doe speaks
And d,,rcrardng every other consideration. spo'..'
boldly ror his oountr
We rrc p"rfuriG willing lo ALLOW n.m ', n.o.r
.ho distinguished speaker of FRIDAY evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-25

PHONE 5000 FOR All. pErAEIMENI
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
Stranger Lewis to
Show His Head Lock
at Auditorium June | |

The latest benedict of the wres-
thing world, Ed. STRANGER" Lewis,
who was recently married to lady
doctor and is the inventor of the
new "head-lock" hold will display
his grip in Omaha on the night OF
June II, in a match with Jim Lin
dos, the Greek champion of the
world.
After some squabbling with vari-
Gus men, in order to secure an OPP
ponent for Lewis in Omaha, Pro-
moter Jack Lewis finally came to
terms with the Greek wrestler and
the match was arranged for the
Omaha auditorium on the night of
June II. Londos was eager for a
chance at Lewis and as soon as he
was approached regarding the match
he began talking business and even
offered to make side wager if the
Stranger desired it.
Having Lewis signature before
seeing Londos. the match was easily
arranged and they will meet here in
a finish match, best two out Of three
falls. Promoter Jack made it
stipulation that the men must 60 to
a finish and the winner must gain
two falls. He would not stand for
one of those, now famous one fall
matches.
With this bout closed, Omaha mat
fans can be assured of at least one
good match on that evening and
Jack Lewis says he is after some
! men for the preliminary and semi
windup that will make the show an
all-star card, better, even, than those
that have been billed in Omaha be-
fore.
The Stranger is busy training and
practicing his deadlock on the pat
mt dummy invented by his manager,
Billy Sandow, for this puruose. No
wrestling partners cauld be found to
work with Lewis when he attempted
the deadlock, so Sandow invented
wooden dummy, shaped like a head
with a set of springs in it to give
it some resistance and the big wrest-
Ter uses this in practice instead of
men when trying the head grip.
Seats for the match will go on sale
Thursday. Tickets will be on sale
At the Auditorium, eMrchants hotel,
Ernie Holmes billiard parlors, Sun
billiard parlors and Merritt's drug
store. Ringside and first row bal
cony seats are So and the balance of
the house will sell at 81 and 81.
Mail orders are being received by
Jack Lewis at the Merchants hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
Willard Looks to Be in Fine
Shape Already, Wind Good
and Punches Are Snappy
in His Boxing.

Toledo, June 3.-Jess Willard be
gan four weeks of intensive training
today for his championship contcs
with Dempsey, July 4. and the s0t
persons who watched him in hi.
first public workout since leavin,
California, left his canvas-encloset
ring in establishment over his ap
parently excellent condition.
There was little, if any, extr.
weight on his huge frame: his vino
was good, and his skin glowed with
health. He settled down to hi
training grind good-naturedly, which
indicated, according to experts, tina
he had been constantly training fo
several weeks. When Willard ap
peared in the ring it was noted tina
the rolls of fat he packed some
months ago had been completed,
wiped out by hard exercise.
After Juggling at the weights ant
doing some shadow boxing, the
giant boxed three rounds with Jack
LAWN, a veteran lightweight from
Cleveland. Willard snapped over
left hook in the second round thai
sent LAWN Keeling through the
ropes. After the workout, LAWN,
WHO also has boxed with Dempsey
said he was stung by the punch,
although Willard pulled" most OF
OF them.
Willard boxed with surprising
skill and speed, blocking punches to
his mid-section with his elbows and
forearms and slipping his head away
from dangerous blows to his chin.
Sergeant Walter Monahan, who
trained Willard for his championship
match with Jack Johnson at Havana.
arrived in camp tonight and with
Jack Hempel, the coast heavyweight,
will work with the champion to-
morrow
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
Meeting Of Omaha Gun
Club Tonight at the
Secretary's Office

The Omaha Gun Club will hold
a meeting tonight at Secretary Nc
Donald's office, at the Nebraska
Tent and Awning Co. of Farnam
street near Twelfth street.
Officers will be elected and plans
drawn for the ensuing year at this
meeting and details for the coming
registered shoots held on the
grounds of the local club.
An invitation will be extended
the shooters to take part in fare
we'll shoot on Thursday afternoon,
which will mark the last appearance
on the local grounds, of Mr.. B. w.
Barnes. one of the popular men,
bcrs. Barnes will leave Omaha with
in a few days and would like to
shoot with the boys once more be-
lore he leaves.
For those that attend the fare
we'll shoot, B. w. has arranged a
surprise to take place at the club
grounds. The nature OF the surprise
aill be disclosed tomorrow in the
CaperS
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
Plans for Boy Scout
Drive Perfected at
Monday Luncheon

Plans for the coming Boy Scout
drive for funds were perfected at
a luncheon given yesterday noon by
Chairman Burgess of the citizens
committee at the Hotel Fontenelle.
A special committee to district
the city into blocks was appointed.
It consists of A. B. Currie, DR.. f.
H. Bruening, Superintendent of
Schools Beveridge and c. E. Duffie.
A district chairman will be appoint
ed in each Of these blocks. Each
chairman will have under his direc-
ton from 10 to 20 workers, depend
ing upon the size of his district.
More than $50 captains and work
ers will assemble at the Hotel Fon-
tenelle next Monday noon to COM
plete plans for the canvass during
the luncheon which will be held.
A surprise is planned by the Ro-
tary club at its luncheon today at
the Hotel Fontenelle. The club has
assumed the responsibility of raising
the $4,000 to cover current ex-
penses of the scout organization and
to improve the Boy Scout tract at
Camp Clifford.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04

park. These games are scheduled
at E o'clock.
1t was announced by President
Robert Knoll of the Commercial
league, that the ruling of the NUM-
cipal Amateur Baseball association
made at their meeting last week,
barring Saturday players from play
ing with Sunday teams will not af-
feet the Commercial leaguers, ac-
cording to a decision made known
last night to the managers by Secre-
tary ]. J. 1saacson and Vice Presi-
dent Thomas Falconer of the Muny
association.
Both Isaacson and Falconer, ac-
cording the Kroll made their de-
cision on the grounds that the Sun
day teams are composed of players
representing the firms that they
play with.
The Commercial league will take
part in the city series this season
and it is looked for to make a great
showing, President Kroll will ask
the directors of the association at
their next meeting to reverse their
former decision.
Two more teams are wanted in
the Commercial league and any bust
ness firm wishing to put team in
that organization is urged to get in
touch with President Kroll at Doug
las 1922.
A movement is on foot to declare
a half holiday on Saturdays so that
the employe of the various firms
having teams in the league can at
tend the games and cheer their
iavorites on to victory, it was an
nounced.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
WILLIAMS WORKS CHAMP'SFIRST
SIX ROUNDS ATTOLEDO WORKOUT
fort OMAHA HUT SURPRISES FANS
Boxes Two Men for Half
Dozen Three.Minute SeS-
Sions; Looks to Be in
Fine Condition.

The soldiers at Fort Omaha saw
Soldier Johnny Lee work out in the
Knights of Columbus hut on Mon
day afternoon and yesterday after
noon His opponent, Harry Will
Hams. did his training stunts before
the fort boys. After seeing Harry
work opinions among them as to
the winner were about evenly d.
vided.
The soldier scrapper worked out
with Baltimore" the colored box
er, and Williams took on Pat Walsh
for two rounds and another spar
ring mate for four rounds. He
worked nicely and a great number
OF the soldiers liked his looks as
we'll as they liked Lees work.
Tickets for the scrap were placed
on sale at all the downtown hotels
Yesterday afternoon. A number OF
advance reservations have already
been cared for. 1t looks like there
Will be a record crowd on hand for
the show.
The six boxers for the three four
round bouts are all in hard training,
and Vernon Breedlove, feather
weight champion wrestler, is ready
to enter the ring at any time. The
leather king of the mat game will
meet Jack Tolliver in finish match.
The bouts will be held in the open
and smoking will be permitted,
since the smoke will not bother the
contestants in the open. Ladies
will be permitted to see the show.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
Today's Calendar of Sports.

Kacing-Meeting Of Westchester Racing
association. at Belmont Park, n. Y. An
nual renewal of the English derby, at Ep-
SOM Downs.
Golf-Amateur championship tourna-
ment of Metropolitan Golf association
opens at Bridgeport, Conn.
Tennis-Lehigh Valley championship
tournament opens at EastOn, Pa.
Wrestling-Walter Miller against Ted
Thye, at Portland, Ore, for middleweight
title.
Boxing-Willie jackson against Matt
Brock, six rounds, at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
Base Ball Standings
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Omaha-Des Moines. rain.
Sioux City-St. Joseph, rain.
Tulsa-Witchita, rain.
Oklahoma City. 1; Joplin, 1.
Games Today.
Omaha at st. Joseph.
p Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
Sioux City at Des Moines.
joplin at Wichita
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
Murphy Did Its Break
Shenandoah Winning Streak

Shenandoah, l., June 1.-THE
Shenandoah Mt. Arbors' winning
streak was broken yesterday when
the Murphy-Did-It nine from Omaha
defeated the Mt. Arbors, to O. The
visitors played an errorless game
and the best base ball of any team
that has played on the local diamond
this year. Shenandoah made five
hits off Hay but failed to score. Nc
kee allowed the Murphys four hits
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. !; Pittsburg. o.
Philadelphia. Z; New York. L.
Boston, 2-3; Brooklyn. IA,
CincinnatiSt. Louis: rain.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Cincinnati at St Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, 4; Washington. 8.
Detroit, 7; Chicago. 3.
Cleveland. SIS; St. Louis, 6-14
New York. 10; Philadelphia, 9,
Games Today.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
10 |. Score.
JOPLIN.


Joplin ..............0 0 Q I tt
Oklahoma City ......o l 0 0 -
Two base hits: Griffin. Griggs, Lindi-
more. Three base hits: Briebeck. Gricgs.
Sacrifice hits: Mutt Adams. Sacrifice
flies: Benson, Hauk Double plays:
Stoner. Griffith and Benson; Benson and
Adams: Griffith, Adams and Haul: Apple
gate. Hauk and Adams; Benson, Lindi-
more and Adams; Thompson (unassistedl.
Struck out: BY Stoner. l. by Applegate. 5;
gate. 1; off Smith, 4. Hits: OF Stoner,
none in ! inning; off Applegate. s in
innings. Hit by pitched ball: By Stoner
(Chenoweth) Left on bases: Oklahoma
City, 7: Joplin, O. Time: :35: Umpires;
Daily and Schaffly.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
DETROIT,

Totals.3S II "a q Totals32 10 81 2
'Batted for Lowdermilk in fourth.
xBatted for Danforth in ninth.
Chicago ...........0 2 0 0 0 0 o 0 1-3
Detroit ...........1 0 I 0 0 0 0 x-7
Two base hits: Risberg. Danforth.
Stolen bases: Schalk. Lowdermilk. Sac
rifice fly: Jones. Double plays: Weaver
to J. Collins: Cobb to Young. Left on
bases: Chicago, 10; Detroit, S. First
base on errors: Chicago, /; Detroit, /.
Bases on balls: OFF Lowdermilk, 2; off
Dauss. 2: off Danforth. !. Hits: OFF
forth, in five innings. Struck out: BY
Lowdermilk, 2; by Danforth. l. Losing
pitcher: Lowdermlk.