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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-11-11
Automobile Stolen.

A Ford car, 1917 model. license No.
81, 429, belonging to Edward S. Lease of
Monrovia, this county, was stolen in Fred
erick city SATURDAY. night. The car had
been parked in front of the Methodist
church.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-11-11
An Inspiring Service.

The friends of Missions who were pres
ent at the Thank Offering Service Sun
day evening, Nov. z, were well repaid
for the coming.
Missionary information was contained
in the responsive readings.
The special readings on appropriate
subjects by Mrs. Beacbley, Mrs. Tyson
and Mrs. Martin, caused many serious
self-questionings
Miss Lillian Kefauver sang with her
usual sweet earnestness which makes her
singing SO attractive and uplifting.
Mrs. ]. H. Apple Of Hood College, in
her gentle, winsome manner, gave an
address replete with beauty of thought
and expression which enkindled in each
heart more ardent desire for renewed
conservation to the Master in word,
Thank Offering and deed.
Many of the audience fingered TO ex-
press their hearty appreciation of the
splendid message brought by Mrs. Apple
To those who are interested in the adj
v&ncen of Chrisl's Kingdom on earth.
Grant Springer Fatally Injured.
The bones of his breast crushed and
shattered, Grant Springer of nea~ EN-
mitsburg, died almost instantly Saturday
afternoon.
Springer had just tioished thrsshing
for his brother near Emmitsburg, and
and was returning with his tractor. AS
he started going down a hill the machine
got beyond his control, presumably be-
cause of the breaking of the steering
wheel. The engine upset, righted itself,
and then went into gutter and against
a bank 1t is thought Springer was
thrown under the engine. No one was
with him. The decea sed was 26 years of
age, is son of Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Springer. He leaves wife and three
year old daughte r.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-11-11
ArmiStice Day.

To-day, November 18th. is Armistice
Day. and has been proclaimed legal hol-
iday.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-11-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
My property containing about 16 acres
of land in first class condition. improved
with good substantial buildings situated
near Thurmont, il for sale.
If do not sell soon, the House and
garden and buildings can be rented
Apply to
HARRY STAMBAUGH,
feby 10 tt Thurmont, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-11-11

III 1t Is A Bilious Attack,
Take three of Chamber'ain's Tablets
and quick recovery is certain. adv
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-11-11

OF BUSINESS.
SEPTEMBER 8, 1920.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. ....... 1924, 527. OF
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
cured 3.545 10
Stocks, Bonds, Securities, etc. AIS, 345 80
Banking House, .............. 11,67l 90
Furniture and fixtures, ....... 1929 90
Mortgages and Judgments Of
Due sf from National. State and ''@' 20
Private Banks and Bankers
and Trust Companies, other
than reserve. .............. 5,521 A
Checks and other Cash Items, 3,646 SO
Due from approved Reserve
Agents, ................ Il, f4S 20
viz: Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 10
U. 8. Currency and Ma
tional Bank Notes, .$7,Sl3 90
Golo CON, ............ o3o w
Minor CONS, ......... ,O6l ~
Total. $500, 1856 IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, .......s rs, 900 90
Surplus fund, ................ $1,000 90
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid. $3.50 50
Due to National, State and
Private Banks and Bankers
and Trust Companies other
than reserve, .......... 149 Oh
Subject to check. 1923, 1l8 %
Certified checks.... SO 40
Cashiers Checks out
standing, ........... 1872 so 1923. $40 81
Savings and SPECIAL, ......... 650,2 08
Contingent Interest, 1864 "a
Bills payable, including Certiti-
Gates of Deposit for money
borrowed, ....... ........ $4,000 90
STATE OF MARYLAND, COUNTY OF FRED
ERICK, So:
l, Jno. G. Jones, Cashier IT tn: above
named bank, do solemnly swear that The
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
JNO. G. JONES,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
2lst day of September, 1920.
Earl T. Kelbaugh,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
PETER N. H IA Directors.
NORRIS A. BIRELY,
C. & P. Phone-Thurmont paw
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-11-11
REPoRT
-. OF -

THE CONDITION OF THE THURMoNT
BANK, AT THuRMoNT, IN THE STATE
OF MARYLAND, AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS.
SEPTEMBER 8, 1920.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
AT FOX'S.

Under Crimson Skies" written by J. G. Hawks, directed by Rex In- gram and featuring Elmo Lincoln, the colossus of the screen, is the approximation at Fox's for the re- mainder of the week.
 It is an original story full of the adventures of strong men, full of scenes that stir the blood and replete with incidents calculated to keep ones interest centered closely on the screen. It is a story of life and ad- venture on the high seas, of gun runner who is carrying contraband munitions to a South American port for revolutionary purposes, of the love of a strong man for a woman whom he cannot in honor, tell of his feelings.
 In addition to the feature Mutt and Jeff are in The Brave Toreador" and to add to the merriment is Charlie Chaplin in The Count" one of the most laughable things in which this inimitable jester has appeared. The Fox News is included in today's' pro- gram.
 The new vaudeville bill presents fsnsdc., c-Is xyrcy ha<horv o,,a (.raAy
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
PROGRAM AT LYCEUM

Tonight. tomorrow and Saturday. Rex Beach's famous story, The Sil- Ncr Horde" will be shown. The pie ture has its sttisg in Alaska and the action is centercd around the con trol of silver hordes of salmon. The second episode of The Yelled Mys- tery," the serial picture. with An tonic Moreno, will be shown. Other pictures will be a Lightning comedy, d two-reel special: Screen Magazine and Lyceum News.
 There will be four acts of vaude- vile consisting of g Scenic Minstrel Revue; Judge and White, aerial nov city; Irene Newell, dainty singing comediennc. and Moran and Murray in a character comedy act.
 Lyceum patrons will witness one of the most stirring pictures played here in some time with the showing of Pauline Frederick in Madame N. It comes to the Lyceum on Sun day night. and will be shown also on Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday.
 Other pictures on Sunday night will be Edmund T.. Cobb in Wolves of the Street. and Antonio Moreno in The Yelled Mystery There will also be a musical concert by the Ly- ceum novelty orchestra.
 The management announced today that owing to the fact that a num- ber one company could not be ob- tained for 'Thc Bird of Paradise = originally booked here for Friday night, October 22, the engagement has
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
GLYN'S STORY AT PALACE

For Thursday, Friday and Saturday the Palace offers an exceptionally fine bill with excellent photoplay and Keith vaudeville features. Elinor Glyn's famous story, The Career of Katherine Bush," as the phcToplay feature and all reports it is said that the story furnishes an excellent photo play. The Career of Katherine Bush was universally read in leading periodicals in serial form and Elinor Giyn has added to her fame through the photoplay version of her story. Other phctcplays include Mack Sen netts new comedy, Don't Weaken" and Warner Oland in a new episode of the Third Eye" The Keith vaude- vile bill for the last half of the week contains four fine acts with Mary Kurtz & Co. in a. novelty offering: Orr and Hager in bits of musical com edy: the Checkers in a juggling novelty. and Greenlcy and Drayton, comedians and dancers.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
LDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Vie

tcmptuuus infection which my vo,'c had involuntariIy taken. Nor is she likely to contide her folly OF yuur r"paratinn to anyone else, unless ii b" tu Edith. and [ doubt if shc tells the whole story even to her. AS fer my self. my lips will Dc scalcd concern ing you as long as you do not nais" mischief for me or for .peopio I care for. You may make what excuse you please for going to New York"
 Aren't you the kind sweet thing. thuugh!" she gihed. But want yodr cspecial promise on one thing-you're just fool enough to keep a promise and that is. that Hugh Grantland gets no inkiinE of the reason I'm going back. | don't mind telling you now that I intend tn he Mrs. Hugh souc day and I want to be sure that you don't get it into your head that he needs warning against me"
 Leila Must isc Convinced.
 She was her old mocking self aCain. once she had made up her mind Ia defeat and had received my assurance I would not bctrny her secret. But that this latest assertion was soabsurd that I gave an involuntary. little con tcmptuous laugh which sorely re- Eretted the next second. it seemed so IT.
 "I certainly shall not say anything to Major Grantland against you as long as you behave yourself" I said hurricdly. And now. if you please, wc will 20 to Leila"
 over Rita's white cheeks n rcd flush spread. Her eyes glittered ang- rily."
 Sort of jars you. doesn't it. old dear she mocked. ito hear of Hugnte forsaking his old allegiance? But mon tire of saints after a while. my dear. and turn their fancies to women with a spice of the devil iu 'em. But. never mind. if you behave yourself. I'll let him ask you to the wedding. dear heart"
 . I did not know my own voice. so measured and stately it was as an- swered her.
 ''If you utter another syllable cou- bling my namc and Major Grantland's in any manner whatsoever. our agree ment is off and I follow the course I outlined to you
 She laughed again. but this time uneasily.
 Have 1t your own way. old dear" she said cs.relessiy. but I knew that tho victory was mine. So with what calmness could manage, I forced myself to go on in a matter-of-fact way with my plan for bringing Rita face to face with the suffering girl to whom she had told such base false hoods.
 ''I will telephone for a taxi now I said casually, and we will go di- rectly 10 Leila. But I must ask you to remain tn the taxi until have pre- pared her for your coming. And-I shall remain in the room while you arc talking to her"
 This is your party" she returned nippantly but sullenly. Fix it to suit yourself.'
 l knew that I should have no fur ther trouble with her. but a task of far greater magnitude lay before me that of changing Leila's belief in Ritas falsehoods, 10 a realization of the treachery of the girl she had known so long.
 had seen how stubborn my usual ly yielding little friend could he. Sup pose-as was wholly probable--she should pefuse 10 believe Rita's re- traction. what should | dor
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14

Billy S Newton and Oretta's Ha- waiians. two ladies and four gentle men. in one of the best offerings at FoX'S this season.
 A view of While New York sleeps the much heraIded cine-melodrama of night life in America's greatest metro polis, and which opens at Fox's on Monday, is better in many respects than an actual visit to Bagdad-on- the-Subway.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
ncics That Mndgc Fcnrcl

ncics That Madgc Feared ntion was forced curious
 lnEly to tho picture of u kp Rs 1 watched Rita
 change from cvultaut bumph to dcspairing de- e and bitter. while yet
 venom of her hatred.
 led, her face drained of et my eyes steadily, with ling fury as to make nc Pluntarily.
 she gaspcd. But. mark D Leila and mako her be- H white--it was easy hakc her believe tho op- ftle fool!--it will only Inc tion that she tells no one
 and that you keep your
 a everybody clse. includ-
 ious Dicky- bird of yours. Toy of your perfect beltst
 so touchinE--nnd so--- kder tho circumstances" ute before [ had boastcd |at 1 would never believe itn Brown might say husband. and yct 1 would mcthinE else than a wnm- moment n wave of hot. bubt had not swept over nc was so confident, so The next minute I had From mo as would have my doorstep a collection rubbish.
 . to Make Conditions. not likely to toll Alfred ieved him guilty of un- |inrs upon your word" I ving to modify tho con-
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14

taken because of the desire to give the Lyceum patrons the best plays.
 Instead the merry musical play. "Buddics." will be played. It comes direct from one solid year in New York. and will be seen here Friday night, October 29.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-14
always recommended ze for Coughs
 l Br. Asthma

Pdy and obstrvation con
 it would safely, quickly
 op n bad cough and giSc f In Bronchial Asthma. if it fails. Guaranteed lii druggists. Dickinson ickrtt Drug Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
z S:eroci1dca Polskiego
W Chicago.

Donosi nam kapelan i zarzadca
Sierocihca Polskiego W Chicago,
P. w. Sw. Jadwigi, X. F. Rusch,
IL czynia sic tam przygotowania
do przyjecia dziatwy polskiej =
sierot Pc wygnahcach polskich W
Syberyi, ktore zostana sprowa-
dzone tn do Ameryki i tn beda
przebywaiy, MIN dalsze ich losy
ME zostana zdecydowane. Czest
biednych tych sierot przybedzie
90 Chicago i ia Geese zostanie IL
mieszczona W Sierocihcu Polskim
sw. Jadwigi, ma co wlasnie udzie'
lii pozwolenia swego zwierzchnik
t~utejszej archidyecezyi, ]. E. x
Arcybiskup jerry Mundelein
ktory udzielajac tego zezwolenia:
polecii X. kapelanowi, by podajac
rzecz do wiadomoSci publicznej
zaznaczys, IL x. Arcybiskup II,
dziela tego pozwolenia z zyczli-
woSci swej ola polskiego ludu
ktorego talk liczna Geese W swej
archidyecezyi pesiada. Dzieci POI
skie z Syberyi beda utrzymywa
ne w Sierociicu Polskim - TAX
samo, jak t~utejsze sierotki, te sa'
ma bedq miaty opieke i naukf
szkolna. Opieke mad sierotam
polskiemi z Syberyi zlecii J
T. X. Arcybiskup Xxx. kapelano'
wi Ruschowi i X: TomaszowI
Bonie, proboszczowi par. pol. ?
Summit-Argo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

Evanston, : kt6ry ~przyjechai W Cd
wiedziny do znajomych | gdy szedi
W kierunku drogi tramwajowej, ma
padi go jakis wl6czega 1 niemiiosier-
ME obii "a to, re PREY sobie ME miaf
p~ieniedzy. Pokaleczonego policya
przewiozla do s8pitala powiatowego.
-
Tow. Polek p. n. ,,Promien Ma
dziei" iobchodzilo zeszlej niedzieli
dziesiecioletnia rocznice swego fst-
nienia. z okazyi tel odbyi sic W sail
White City, PREY 4Smei | So. Throop
ul., wieczorek ~polacZony z progra--
mem skiadajacym sic przem6-
wien. spiew6w, deklamacyi a W koh-
Gu zakohczono zabawa %taneczna. Ba-
wiono sic wesoio do p6Enej' godziny.
20-letnia Aldona Zielihska, zam.
pnr. 5014 So. Marshfield ave., ubie-
glej niedzieli przez nieostroznosc Ia.
zyla Mast lekarstwa trucizne. Po-
wiadom!ona policya re stacyi New
City, przewiozia panne Zielihska do
szpitala West Side, gdzie lekarze
maja jednak nadzieje utrzymania
lei przy zyciu.
Ma p~osiedzeniu Klubu Handlowe.
go, odbytem minionej niedzieli W sail
ochronki Polskiej Anioia Str6za,
PREY 4stej 1 Gross ave-, omawiano
sprawe pisemka, kt0re wydawane
zostanie W niedalekiej przyszloSci
wspolnemi siIami towarzystw naro-
dowych / organizacyi robotniczych.
Wybrano komitet, kt6ry zajmie sic
ia sprawl a do kt6rego wchodza: p.
F. Czarnik 1 F. Synowiec. Take po-
stanowiono otworzy6 wlasny lokal
klubowy W budynku, gdzie obecnie
miesci sic United State Petroleum
Corp, PREY 46tej 1 So. Ashland ave.
x
Ma sejm StowarzysEenia Sp6lek
B~udowniczo = Pozyczkowych, ktory
sic wczoraj r~ozpoczal W Quincy, ILL.,,
wyjechali onegdaj wieczorem z dziel-
picy Town Of Lake nastepujacy de-
legaci: p. Antoni Wlodarski, re sp6i-
Xxi Chopina, p. Andrzej Koziowski,
20 sp6iki Kr6la Kazimierza IIIgo, p.
J6zef Leracz, re sp6iki Biaiy orzei,
D. F~ranciszek Wlodarski. re sp6lki
Pionier6w, p. Czesiaw Kiepura. re
sp6lki KS. Augustyna Kordeckiego
i Kr6la Sobieskiego. p. Teodor Ben
ma, re sp6iki Skala Polska / p. Sta
nislaw Bogdahski. re spolki lgnace-
go j. Paderewskiego. Powroca oni
prawdopodobnie W piatek.
Tow. Kr6la Boleslawa Chrobrego.
obchodzic bedzie W przyszi2 sobote
pietnasta rocznice swegO %istnienia.
z okazyi tel odbedzie sic wieczorek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

onegdaj PREY 2biegu ulic 42ej
Western ave-. napadniety zostal 81
letni Antoni Krupa, Samieszkaly W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
POSZUKIWANLE.

Jugo Leon poszukuje swego
OLGA, J6zefa Jugo, ktory W roku
1907 wyjechai do Chicago. Jest
to J6zef Jugo, syn Piotra Marry,
LEGACY lat 56-57, brunei, rodem
re wsi Sudolek, pow. Miechow,
CUB. Kielecka; W roku 1908 "a
mieszkiwai w South Chicago, I'll.
S537 Superior str, zaS w roku
1909 W pazdzierniku zamies0kiwa'
W S~opertau, Wis, Camp T.; to
byi ostatni znany adres Jozefa
Jugo. WiadomoSci zada syn po-
szukiwanego Jugo Leon i uprasza
OLGA O pomoc finansowa.
kaskawe wiadomosci nalezy
kierowac pod adres: Jugo Leon,
Sosnowiec, ul. Wodna No. IL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
z TOWN OF LAKE

W zeszly poniedzialek odbyi sic
pogrzeb sp. Leokadyi Michalec, kt6ra
Zmaria po ciezkiej chorobie. Orszak
iaiobny wyruszyl z domu pnr. 4417
So. Wood al, do kosciofa p. W. Naj5w.
Sercs Pana Jezusa, PREY udzials kre-
wnych, przyjaci6l I znajomych. Re-
kwtalna Msze Sw., "a spokoj duszy
mariej odprawil X. Kazimierz Pi-
janowski. Zwloki zmarleJ ziozono ma
wieczny spoczynek ma cmentarzu
zmartwychwstania Panskiego.
w poniedzialek z rama odby{ sic
pogrzeb J6zefa Drabka, toinierza ar
mil stanSw zjedn., ktorego szczatki
sprowadZono z Francyi, gdzie ziozyi
swe zycie W otierze "a wolnoSt lu-
dow. Zw}oki przywiezione Eostaiy ko
LEILA Nickel Plate, zeszlego piatka do
kostnicy pogrzebowegO p. Patki,
skad odbyI sic >pogrzeb do kosciola
p. W. sw. Cecylii, a stamtad ma
cmentarz Zmartwychwstania Pan
skiego. Zmarly zoinierz, p~ozostawii
20 sobie zone 1 troie drobnych dzia-
tex.
onegdaj przy zbiegu ulic 42ej !
Western ave.. napadniety zostal 80
letni Antoni Krupa, ~zamiaszkaly W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
z Tow. Pan 0pieki mad
Ochronka.

Wszystkie panic i-panny, kto-
reby chciaiy wziac udziaS W polo
vie ma przechodniow Gag day.
ktory sic odbedzie W srodmleSclu
dnia 1890 pazdziernika, proszone
So przez Tow. Pan Opieki mad
Ochronka O zgfoszenie sic do kla-
sztoru pnr. 1S49 N. Hermitage
ave, kazdego dnia do zapisu, a W
sobote i W niedziele beda >pudefka
wydawane.
Uprzejmie prosiny wszystkle
polskie panic i panienki do wspof
piracy, gdyz dochod ma Ochronks
zalezee bedzie cd liczby pan bio
racych udziai W polowie.
L. Kadow,
przewodniczaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

W sail Kosciuszko, pnr. 1853 South
Wood III. Komitet przygotowai wle-
le niespodzianek ola goSci.
W domu PIP. Janostwa Jasinskich,
Fam. pnr. 4543 SO. Ashland ave., ba-
via cd paru dni kuzynostwo p. Ka-
zimierz Jasihski z mai4onka, kt6rzy
p~rzyjechali z Polski ma czas nieogra-
niczony. Jak mas poinformowano, p.
Jasinski cd kiiku lat prowadzi{ ksie-
garnie l skiad nut muzycznych "
W~arszawie W stolicy Polski. Jestto
podobno ju5 druga wfzyta PIP. Jasih-
skich W tym kraju Stan6w zjedno-
czonych.
16-letni Herbert -Janusz, Fam. pnr.
1882 So. Mozart ul., ulegi wczorat
wypadkowi przy 45tej~i Francisco
ave. Jadac ma koniku ~pajechany 20
stall przez AUTOMOBILE, kt6rego s7ofe:
ma widok wypadku, przyspieszyi pc
du / umkna} z widowni. Ch}opieC
spadajac z konika, uderzyi o bruk,
~odnoszac bolesne obra1enia. Przewie-
ziono go do domu- gdzie sic znajduje
pod opieka lekarska.
*
w dzielnicy Town of Lake, PREY
ulicy So. Ashland ave-, z~agniezdzily
sic handy cygahskie l to W czysto
polskiej okolicy. Dziwno nam, re mas
wlasciciele realnoSci So tax nhiwni,
re wydzierzaviaja mieszkanie temu
brudnemu plugastwu. Radzimy oby-
watelom a prZedewszystkiem wiasci-
cielom posiadiosci. ably W ~przyszio-
sci ME ~laszczyli sic ma kilka dolarow
k~omornego wiecej, albowiem wstyd
przynosza calej dzielnicy a W dodat-
ku swych rodak6w 1 rodaczki wysta-
wiajs nj bezustanne n~aciaganie.
w sail S~lowackiego, minionej ME
dzieli odbyl sie doroczny koncert
Tow. dramatu &pievu Vista
PREY nadzwyczaj licznym udziale pu-
blicznoSci. Program skiadai sic z IA
numeEow. W kt6rym braly udzial
nastepujace ch6ry: Choir Chopina,
Choir Lutnia, Choir Dembihskiego,
Choir Heleny Modrzejewskiej, Choir
Lira, Choir Druzyna, Choir Moniuszko,
ck6r Filomenow. Choir /. J. Paderew-
skiego i Choir urzadzaiaey Vista. O.
pr6cz tego byl Spiew solowy panny
S. Dixon, PREY akompaniamencie for
tepianu panny H. Jurkowskiej. duet,
ktory wykonaly panny H. Jurkowska
| NJ. G6rczak, oraz kwartet zenski Z
ch6ru Wisla. w czasie antraktow
przygrywala orkiestra p.'Z. Filisie-
wicza. Pred rozpoczeciem programu
przem6wif do publicznoSci cz}onek
komitetu p. Lorenc. Pc koncercie
odbyla sic zabawa taneczna do po2-
nej godziny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

z ZAPASNICTWA.
NOwy Scion. - Zbyszko - W
Chicago.

Nowy Scion zapasniczy W Chicago
zapowiada sic bardzo i~nteresujaco,
co giownie zawdzieczae nalezy - ma
szemu rodakowi, starszemu z braci
Cyganiewiczow, Stanislawowi ,,Zby-
szko", kt6ry w sezonie lynn bedzie
sic uwijai po Ameryee, kiadac osil-
kow tutejszyeh / zda3ajac do PREY
znania mu dawno ~naleznego tytulu
szampiona swiatowego. ,,Zbyszko"
Cyganiewicz, ktory jeszcze W zesziym
~sezonie, zjechal do Ameryki, wyste-
powai juz - ma wiosne, jak sobie
przypomna mifoSnicy sportu zapasni-
czego, lecz ME by} W zbyt dobrej kon-
dycyi, poniewaz "a ciezki by} | t}usz-
GU mial "a wiele ma sobie, a wyszedi
2 wprawy przez lata ME walczenia
stylem amerykanskim ,,catch-as
coatch cam, lata to bowiem | caly
czas wojny spedzi{ W Rosyi, a potem
W Polsce, waIczac przewaanie stylem
grecko-rzymskim. Gale lato minione
,,Zbyszko" przebywa} We w~}asnosci
swej W Old Orchard, Maine 1 poSwie-
Gil te ma prace uciazliwa, ma trenning
i~ntensywny, kt6ry doprowadzi} go
dis do nadzwycZajnego stanu zdro-
via, silly | wydatnoSci z~apasniczej.
P. Cyganiewicz straci} tiuszcz niepo-
trzebny - zupelnie, a wyrobi} zrecz-
nose i szybkoSG padzwyczajnie; PREY
dawnych swych o~lbrzymich rozmia-
rach - czyni on dis wrazenie absolu
tnie najpierwszego W Swiecie zapasni-
ka / zdaje sic - niema nikogo, CO.
by mu m6gl dor6wnac. Stacha cZeka
jednak szereg walk powaznych,. "a
MIN do s~zampionatu swiatowego do
prowadzi: W Ameryce obecnie kiiku
zapaSnik6w roSci sobie pretensye do
szampionskiego pasa; Stecher, LIE
wis, Pesek 1 paru innych - OTTO pre-
ciwnicy / wsp6lzawodnicy bardzo po-
wazni | groani: trzeba bedzie ich po-
kla$G po kolei, a robota to bedzie
ciezka - nawet ola naszego siiacza.
Manaaerem walk Zbyszka jest INA
ny Swiecie sportowym p. Jack Her
man. ktory o$wiadcza. IL Zbyszko
got6w jest walczyG z kazdym zapasni-
klein / zlozyl ma pewnika tego gwa-
rancye 100000, W redakcyi dzien-
nika Tribune; wynika z tego, IL
mi&oSnicy sportu zapa$niczego moga
sic nadzwyczajnych s~podziewac wy
stepow silacza naszego W sezonie o.
becnym.
..Zbyszko" Stanisiaw Cyganie-
wicz przybywa tymi dniami do Chi
cago, gdzie ma poczatek sezonu cze-
ka kilka powaznych - z tych pier
VISA bedzie walka, zapaSni-
klein Friebergiem - 1890 BIN. VIE
czorem W sail Schoenhofena, rog u
lie Ashland i Milwaukee ave. Prey
pominamy, re Frieberg - jest bar
do dobrym zapaSnikiem. ktory swe-
go a walczyl / kladf Gala mase
rajlepszych siiaczy tutejszych
pod pseudonimem THE Black Mask.
o Wake re Zbyszkiem stara sic takze
grecki 2apaSnik / szampion, Deme-
trail; ia walka r6wniez W Chicago sic
odbedzie - W niedalekiej przyszio-
SCI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
re 0 ~MECHANIKoW
POLSKICH.

Stow. urzadza wiec W sail Wal
sha, rog Noble i Emma ulic, dnia
15go pazdziernika W piatek o 60
dzinie 7:30 wieczorem.
Przemawiac beda przedstawi--
ciele Stow. Mech. Pol. - jeden Z
Mich niedawno przybyly adjutant
z Armii Polskiej.
Wszystkich, ktorym zalezy ma
odbudowie przemyslu i handlr
polskiego, prosimy o Przybycic.
Wstep wolny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

Fila Stow. Mechanikow Polskich
Mr.. 143 ma Town of Lake urzadza
wielki wiec w przyszla niedziele, d.
17go padziernika, O godz. 2:30 popo-
ludniu W sail Pulaskiego. pnr. 1888
S. Throop ul. Ma wiecu beda omawia-
ne ciekawe sprawy W kwestyi robot
nlka polskiego 1 Polski. Prosimy
wszystkich rodakow l rodaczki o jak-
najliczniejsze przybycie. Wstep VOL
ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
A. Swat,

Organizator Fill Lei.