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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
Three and Two

Nick AltrocK has been ra.sin mex.
And havin' fun this year.
His comedy In baseball has
Been filled up full with cheer.
He's made the folks throughout the
east
And middle west laugh loud.
He's been an entertainer out
Before a baseball crowd.
And Tyrus Cobb has also been
A star through the season.
He's just like Nick, and yet sue
Is not from the same reason.
OF Ty has played the actual game,
He's helped Detroit, has Ty:
He's fielded fine and also kept
His battin' average high.
So, in the two. we surely have
A beauty combination.
The comedy and funny guy,
And then the real sensation.
Now Ty and Nick have tied their
bonds,
They'll play ball in the west:
And rake in coin this winter while
The other players rest.
Ty and Nick are going west but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
GAMES
LISTED FOR
FOCAL BOYS
Game AT South Side To
day and Monongah and
Blackshere Sunday

There Is still a little baseball re-
maintn9 for the local fans. Unless
the South side grounds are unfit for
play the Monongah Consolidation
Eean VIII tackle the FrostburE team
az the ball yard at 4 o'clock this
/ efternoon In the first OF q two-Same
(. gerfes Tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 the same two teams will battle
al Traction Park. There IS mucL
interest in these games and great
crowds are expected,
Al rood game is also booked roI
BlacFBhere Park tomorrow AFTER
noon al $3.50, when the Consumers
and the WellsburR team Will pat
sHe WelIsburg won game played
at Blackshere some weeks ago. anu
the Warrington bunch will be out
for revenge. Special car service
I viii be provided both to Traction
andS Blackstone parks tomorrow.
Fair weather is promised for the
games,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
Final Game
Of Big Series

Sunday afternoon the fast Mil.
lersville baseball team will jour
ney up to Kingmont where they
will meet the nine Of that town n
the last game of three game se-
rieS which started some weeks ago.
MiIlersYille has taken both OF the
former games by close scores.
Ringmont feels that they can beat
MillersVtlIe Sunday and are sure
/ to put up some fight. Ray Dillow,
manager Of the Millersville team
Is looking for a hard game but
thinks his team will come out on
top Spencer or B. Gours will like
" pitch for Mtllersville. The King
mont manager has not announced
his selection yet but he will have
some star on the mound. Many
MillersvilIe fans will make the trip
with the team and great crowd
Is expected to see the contest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
that Georgian must be worth 5000.
900 II he's worth a quarter.

Perhaps Ty VIII take hand in
the movies when he gets out where
they don't do much else. A seen
nr!o centered about such bright
star as Cobb ought 10 get over. a
schooiooy could write the said plot.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

Doc Strub contracted Cobb to
show his tricks In q l5-game ex.
hibition series In Frisco this fall
but he's good Snowman and rea-
Lies that no circus would be COM
plete without a clown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

Now it is no secret that TyTus
isn't as fancy as he once was and
he might not be able to draw
enough at the gate to cover HIS
guarantee. But Doc is all set now !.
With Altrock in the performance,
he's bound to get by.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

You'll remember how Mack Sen
nett spent million or SO makin6
his Yankee Doodle in Berltn" and
how It failed. Then some press
agent suggested that a bunch OF
bathing beauties appearing in per;
son al each performance would
mako it more exciting. Well, u
worked.
Doc Strub is stealing Sennetts
stuff He was afraid Ty wouldn't
cut the buck as a drawing card SO
he hired Nick TO come along and
Join the show.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
Sport Chatter

The second round Of collegiate
football games for the 1920 season
will be staged today, and local in
terests Centers around the game
between Lehigh and West Virginia,
Wesleyan and w. & j., Pitt and
Geneva, Bethany and Ohio unIveTs-
ity, the West Virginia Freshies and
Broaddus, and the twin bill at the
Army field, when Army tackles
both Union college and Marshall.
A great crowd OF fans will go from
here to Morgantown today, and tho
Lehigh contest promises TO be u
most interesting one. Lehigh ar
rived In Pittsburgh yesterday and
had O workout on the Carnegie
Tech field and will get to Nor
gantown some time before noon to-
day. Many Lehigh men In the
Pittsburgh and West Virginia sec
lions will attend the contest.
Something new for Pittsburgh
baseball bugs is on tap today. Three
games will be played at Forbes
Field with the Reds. The first
game will be called at ~ O'Clock.
This is the first time that a triple
bill has been staged In Pittsburgh
since the club was a member OF
the National league. Three games
are being staged because Pitts,
burgh has a slight chance for third
place, and the season ends tomor.
row.
Frank Ice is certainly making a
good showing as O coach with the
Fairmont high school. He has the
Iaen out there fighting all the time.
The work OF the team IN the game
S.i:h Grafton yesterday showed
that the boys are coming along fast
and by mid.aeason should have u
great aggregation. Wright in a
few years will be star In college,
unless we miss our guess. He has
all the eRrmarks of a real football
players
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

We Just wonder II Nick won't
be the bigger drawing card OF the
two. Ty's got plenty Of speed left
He's got more brains than !
butcher shop, but the dear old pub
lie does love to laugh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

Get ready to laugh, you west,
erners. Nick's coming: Golly-hoWSS
You'll enjoy him. You'll forget Al!
about Charlie Mustache and Fatty
Coffee Brand when you look owe.
Nicks stuff.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

Harry Stansbury In his weekly
scholastic review says:
West Virginia high schools have
already started their campaigns.
but the season is not on In full
swing till today, when all the usual
leaders, Parkersburg, Charleston,
Wheeling. Huntington, Buckhannon
and other elevens will be In the
field.
Last Saturdays games, which
showed Charleston beating East
Banks; Wheeling beating Marlin
ton: Huntington beating Ashland,
KY; Elkins beating Beall High OF
Frostburg, and other similarly one.
sided and uninteresting games did
nothing to establish the strength
of any OF the eleyens and ii will
probably be two weeks yet till we
can get any definite line on what
may be expected Of the teams in
the windup.
Wheeling looks mighty good.
Wheeling always has spirited ma.
terial and KelCel Ross, the new
coach, will make them work Blu
land has left Parkersburg. It re-
mains to be seen what his success
or, Laymon, will do. He has good
material, according to report and
Barnum and Funk certainly should
be a nucleus for any high school
eleven. German is back at Char
lesion and, being fully recovered
from the effects OF the war, he SO
be. country stronger this year than
usual. Huntington beat Ashland.
20 and Charleston plays the Ash.
land team today, SO our first means
of comparison will be available.
Buckhannon has a new coach.
Kenneth Shroyer, but the material
there is said not to be up to stand
ard. Fairmont, under Frank Ice.
should be better than for some
years past, while Grafton, Weston
Warrington and Elkins, all under
the same mentors as last year must
still prove their ability to rank
with the leaders.
The prospects at Weston are said
to be exceptional this year, in spite
of the loss Of Fuccy, Harrison and
other good men. Morgantown and
Spencer are both under new coach
es. Van Lanan at Morgantown Is
a stranger and practically his
whole team has been lost. His
prospects are far from bright and
IL Is certain that the team OF 1919
cannot be equaled. Spencer, under
Braden Alleman, should come rap
idly to the front
The unusual shifts in coaching
stats this year are no more i'm
portant than the addition to the
facilities OF the high schools OF two
unexcelled fields, one at Charles.
ton and one at Wheeling. These
two leading schools are to be con-
graduated on playing fields that
are exceptional and which will Ger
tainly add to the sport both for |
the boys and spectators.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

The first record OF the NEE
marTnalnde is found during {
reign OF Henry VII OF Enslartd,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

Nick will be a revelation to those
coasters. He's got n line OF goods
that's as exclusive as Henry Ford S
fliyvers. Nobody else can produce
EN-.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

But ,-5 r. &c
Ua's heep pulling down his fitteen
thou TO rthe last 10 years, he
beer IN three world series. why
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

The last time Nick showed in
Cleveland he packed the stands for
three days In succession.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

look at what he's been peddling in
the American League this year
they'll fall hard.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
~ HOW THEY
2SEAND!
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAME TODAY.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 81
brooklyn at New York.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

Tht uuisce was popular 100
among tho ancient Greeks and Rs
mans.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

Here's another good bet. You'll
be seeing Nick's name attached &c
some moving picture company's
contract. When they get good
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
HIGH SCHOOL
AGAIN WINNER
Grafton Defeated In Very
Good Games 10 On
Friday

Old reliable Wright plunged
through the Grafton line in third
quarter Of the game between Graf
ton and Fairmont high schools
Yesterday afternoon at South SIDE
park and went over the goal lind
for the only touchdown OF the
game. Small kicked the goal ana
the local lads were vtctors ~ IN
a hard fought football contest. Ro-
mino helped in securing the touch.
down by tearing off great emu
run Just before the touchdown.
Grafton made a game fight, with
Van Horne doing the bulk OF the
work in carrying the ball, but were
u little outclassed by the local team
The game was witnessed by big
crowd OF fans. Grafton missed q
chance to score in the second quar-
ter when they were held on the
five yard line and Van Horne miss
ed an easy chance for a field goal.
The lineup:
Grafton 0 Pos. Fairmont Z
HefIneT F1OIL
Left end
Left tackle
McVicker ..........,.. Brett
Left guard
Center
Shuttlesworth ........ Eskus
Right guard
roe ............. OdElSI
Right tackle
Mcfarland .......... Hawkins
Right end
kemple ............... n. haiI
Quarterback
Noble ............ ....... RoHlno
Left half
Henry Wright
Right half
NanHorne ......... ....... Suldll
Fullback
Substitutions-Grafton, Cole for
Shuttlesworth, Pownall for MCFar-
land, Complies for Pownall. Fair
mont-Delligatti for Holt. <. Hall
for X. Hall.
Score by periods:
Fairmont ............ VI
Grafton ............. U U-U
Time Of periods, 10 and - min.
utes.
Touchdown, Wright.
Goal from touchdown, Small.
Referee, Ridgely, Fairmont Nor
Umpire. Garrett, Western Mary.
land.
mont high.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

war.tang races are the
In France x
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

rued up yesterday, and how the
local lad did play once he got his
fighting spirit up. When they gave
him the ball and he plunged into
the Grafton line, 1t was moved
down like it had been placed under
heavy machine gun fire.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

1t may be Nick and Ty that1l come
back home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

There seems TO be great
amount of interest in the high
school team this year. Despite the
mean weather yesterday afternoon,
and the fact that there was no car
service to the ball park about
game time, a great crowd was on
hand and pulled hard all the way
for Fairmont Good support from
the local public will help much in
keeping the boys working at top
notch speed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02

Small who does the forward pass.
ing for the locals needs u little
more training. He throws the ball
too soon and without enough re-
gard for the fellow who is trying
10 get It Several times yesterday
he got the ball off in too big hur.
ry and made fearfully wild heaycs.
He hit the line, we'll. however
when carrying the ball and made
consistent gains, and also played a
good defensive game.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
Cleveland at Detroit (2).
{ Chicago at st. Louis.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
ODEZWA ]. E. KS. b.
SKUPA. P. RHODEGO.



Nawo}ywaDia OLGA Sw. Bcne-
dykta NNgo I ostatnich czasow.
O sk|adki IA rzecz ginqcych L
g}odu dziatek W panStwach Srod
kowej, Europy, dotyczq pol
>kich dzieci ma rowni Z innemi.
Panowie Hoover, Bliss, Glib
son, Fuller ! inni, przedstawicic-
le Ameryki, jakotez ! nasi PREY
bysze 2 Kraju, niepokojace w maj
wyzszym stopniu podaja nam
wiadomo5ci o kryzysic jaki obec
ME przechodzi Polska. Caiy tc-
rem walk co dopicro minionych,
jakotez ! kresy w~schodnie, to
jedna widow.nia nedzy jak raj
dotkliwszej.
Potrzeba niesien;a Pomocy lud
noSci n~aszej na szlakach tycl1
,r1ya rieprzerwanic.
NaSzym najuroczystszym o5o,
wiqzkiem dotychczas Jest, pod
t~zymat akcye ratunkowq wsr6d
em:gracyi! Me wolno nam O.
puszczac rQk.
Rad PolSki czyui co moe ahy
pot-zebom kraju zaradz;t. ale
czcg6z sic po MIN spodziewat
MONA, przy ogolnei bicdzie ! "
wire walk, Jake ustawicznic je-
szczc toczvE muSi o ca}osj kraju:
" ostatnich dniach otrzyma-
Icm list Cd lego Eminencyi ks.
Nard. Dalbora. prvnasa polskic-
20. W kt6rym wy-aziwszy nasau
r-z6d serdecznc uznanie Polonii
Nmerykanskiej n to, co juz dla
rod&kOW pOza oceanem ucZynlia,
Iodaje .,Kraj Ojczysty, ogoIoco-
~ ze wszystkiego ~walczqcy Z maj
w~iekszemi trudnoSciami. zwraCa
&c do Was I proSbQ: Me usla-
waic;e W niesieniu pomocy"".
Clos ten Prvrnasa poIskicgo,
Czcigodny Proboszczu po-
winien lam bye wsEaznikicm ma
Irodze obowi&zhGw.
Z g}ebokicm tedy zadowolc-
riem konstatuje fakt, IL naszc
Polk e. dcIcgatki ma ostatnim
sejmie Wychodztwa. jaki sic Cd
oyl W mieScie Buffalo, uchwali-
y nadal prowadzic. pod dyrek-
va Wydzia}u Narodowego, Sex
:ye Ratunkowa Polck, kt6rcj "a
DAMIEN bedzie po roznych osa-
ZACH zaiozyt kon,itety niew,a>t
M wz6r pracowniczek Ger
woncgo Krzyza, aby tym sposo-
benz ponownie rozbudzic ducha
ofiarnoSCi Il rodak6w ! utrwalit
niesienie potnocy ziomkom nedze
,ierpiqcym W Ojczyznie.
Szlachetne te zamysly naszycll
Pclek ma najwyzsza zasiuguja 20
chwa}e ! poparcie. to tez Wydzial
Narodowy cltetnie przyjal pro-
;ekt ! uchwaie w tel mierzc "a
twierdzit.
Z mel strcny. czuje sic szcze-
>liwym, IL dzieio to, iuz zapoczat
kowane, niniejszem laskawemu
poparciu We'll. ks. Proboszcza
polecic mogc; ufam bowiem, re
PREY pomocy patryotycznego ma
szego Kleru o krok naprzod tyln
sposobem postapimy ma drodze
zrealizowania funduszu dziesie-
cio-milionowego.
Upraszam zatem Wiel. Ks. pro
boszcza O DAME wszelkiej mozli-
wei pomocy pracowniczkom ma
Sym, kt6re W obrebie parafii Je'
go miaiyby zamiar zorganizowa-
MIA k6ika Sekcyi Ratunkowej.
Niechze nasze Polk wykaza lie
dla Ojczyzny zdziaiaG NIGGA.
z zyczeniem wszelkiego biogo
slawienstwa Boiego ola piracy
tei, ~pozostaje
Odany W Panu,
x. Pave! Rhode
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
Polki W Ameryce
Ojczyzznie.
Pod powyzszem has}em prowa-
dzOna bedzie w caaym kraju
kampania ma dar wielkanocny.
cd dnia Ergo marca, do dnia S.
kwietnia wfacznie.

Polko i Mako, wspomnij ma VIA
she dzieci, kiedy do twego do
mu przyjda kolektorki i ME cd
mawiai i'm datku ma ginace z
giodu i niewygody dzieci pol
skie, tam Ia morzem - w o.
czyznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

lIatko- Polko! Do ciebie odzy-
waia sic miliony dzieci ginqcycll
Z glodu i braku lekarStw W Pol
see.
Do ciehie wznoszq biagalny
glos sctki tysiecy widow polskici'
ktGre tax jak ! ty, mia}y meow
a CT polesIi W walce "a Polske.
Do ciebie podnoszq milCz2cy
wzrok ranni zoinierze polscy,
broniqcv Tia irontach caiosci tel
ojczyzny ~naszej s~tarej, Polski.
10 ciebie, kobieto polska, ka-
pIanko znicza narodowego, VIOLA
j. dis wszyscy giodni, wszyscy
chorzy ! nadzy, wszyscy cierpiq-
cy ! ginqcy Cd zarazy - Spiess
i'm wiec Z pomocq ma jakg Gle
tyiko STAG. Mic siowem i ME liza,
uIzy sic ich doll. ale groszem O.
i;arnym, "a kt6ry bedzie MONA
zakupic Ickarstw, ! srodkow opa
trunkowych oraz wyekwipowat
szpitale. kt0re uratuia tysi9te
Eye ludzkich.
Pomnij ty MatAo Polko i ~
Ojczc Polaku, zc try mil;ony
dzieci W Polsce Jest gEodnyclr. a
setki tysiecy bez OLGA ! be- matki
-. sierot polskich. -.
Czy SERGE twojc moze milcscc?
Czy oczy twojc rtoga diuzej bye
zamkniete ma take straszne eier-
pienia? Wspomnij ma swoje die
ci. ma te drogie m%alehstwa Wa
sze i wtedy SERGE VAN powie co
czynit nalczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Czerwony Krzyz. Nkomu ME
wolno sic wymawiac Re wzgle-
dow przekonaniowych i politycz-
nych, gdyz jest to akcya huma-
nitarna jedynie.
Ma czele Rampant, jake homo
rowi prezesi, stoja tacy ludzie
jak J. E. ks. Biskup Pawei Rho
de, J. F. Kazimierz LubomirSki.
pclski ambassador w Washington
ME, lego zacna malzonka, oraz
pan Jan Smulski, prezes Wydzia
iu Narodowego.
:;
Lokalne komitety powinny sic
vice zawiazac we ~wszystkich O.
sadach polsk;ch w Ameryce, Dez
wzgledu ma partye i przekonania.
w piracy tel wszyscy maja brac
udzial. Ma wszystkic ofiary Cd
bierane musza bye wydawane
pokwitowania ma piSm;e i kazdy
kto da ofiare, otrzyma specyal-
ny guziczek W takiej tor'nic, jak
to wydaje Czerwony Krzyz. -
Wszystkie lokalne komitety. o
lie ich Jest wiecej W danem mic
3cie, powinny dziaiac ~wSp6lnie
harmonijn;e, 4 gSowny lokalny
homitet wyb-any przcz wszyst-
Eic m~niejszc subkomitety powl-
MEN sic znosit wprost L glow
mem biurem w Milwaukee, a.
dresujac wszystkie listy i Pre-
kay p~ieniezne:
,,Polski Z Ameryk; Ojczyznle'
G}6wny Komitet Rampant
Sekcyi Ratunkowej Polek,
Mitchell St. State Bank
Corner Mitchell str. and 9th ave.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Ma powyzszy adres nalezy sic
odnosic we ~wszystkich sprawacli
dotyczaCych tel kampanii' JcslI
W iakiej miejscowoSci niema ko'
rHitetu, nalezy go zorganizowa6,
1 po wszclkie iniormacye i po
regulamIn rampant. t-zcba pi--
sac ma powylszy adres, 4 nc do
Wydziaiu Narodowego W Ch;Ca-
g..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Corner Mitchell str. and Oth ave.
Milwaukee,, Wis.
Ma powyzszy adres nalezy sic
odnosic we wszystkich sprawacI,
dotyczacych tel Rampant JcsI'
W iakiej micjscowoSci niema ko,
mitetu, nalezy go zorganizowat,
1 20 wszclkie iniornacye i pc
regulamin kanpanii, t-zcba p;--
sac ma powylszy adres, a mic do
Wydziaiu Narodowego W Ch;ca-
60.
Poniewaz mad kazdym ccn:em
zlcionym musi bye Scis}a kon--
trola. ME wolno zadnemu ko,ni-
tctowi lokaInemu Tub Subkomi-
tctowi. ustanawiaG ola Siebic spe
cyalnych rcgulamin0w, sdyz
wszyscy muszq pracowac W mySl
.jednego systemu, Me wo'no
przyjmowac zadnych pieniedzy
Cd ludzi bez wydan;a i'm pokwi-
towania ma piSmie ! takiego po-
kwitowania prosimy, ably sic kaz
DIV stanowczo domagai Cd wszy-
stkich kolektorek, we wszystkich
csadach polskich W Amerycc.
Specyalnie odnosimy SIC do
Komitet6w Obywatelskich i ko
nlitet0w Pan. oraz Wieleb. Ksie-
" Proboszczow, ably akcya tq
raczyli sic zaraz zajqc ! ~poczyni-
Ii take przygotowania pred GA
sem. re to umozliwi' Puszczen:r
Rampant w ruch w czasie ozna-
czonym.
TAX samo apclujemy ta drogq
do wszy2tkich Wieleb. S;0str
Nauczycielek, ably Pc porozun;c
niu sic Z Wicl. Ksiezmi Probos7-
czami raczyiy zorganizowac die
CT szkolne, ably i one wziely ma
sowy udziai w tel wielkiej KAN
oanii, kt6ra ma wydaG Swiade-
two O wielkoSci scrca Polek W
Amcryce.
Czasu do s~tracenia n1ema O.
becnie, vice niechze sic kazdy
zabierze do piracy. Kampania ia
prowadzona pod haaem neutral
nvm, ME majaca mic wspolnego
Z polityka jakiejkolwiek partyi
lub frakcyi, ma wykazac ofiar-
nose Polek.
A wiec wy zacne Matki = Pol
ki, stahcie do dzieia, jak jedna,
MECH Polska ujrzy wielkoSc wa
$zych serc ! miioSc ku swoim sio
strom w Ojczyznie.
Wszystkie szko4y parafialne,
wszystkie towarzystwa i organi-
zacye polskich kobiet, wzywamy
do wsp6ipracy W inie cierpi2-
cych widow polskich, W imie ma
szych zofnierzy przclewajacych
krew ma polach walki, oraz W
imie tych iez, co payna Z ocz pol
skich matek i polskich dzieci,
wzywamy Was. Stawajcie do
piracy wszedzie, gdzie jeno pol
ska nova rozbrzmiewa, gdzie je
no serca czuja po polsku.
Pc wszystkie informacye / re"
gulaminy prosimy pisat zaraz ma
adres:
,,Polski z Ameryki Ojczyznie"
Gl6wny Komitet Rampant
Sekcyi Ratunkowej Polek,
Mitchell st. State Bank
Corner Mitchell str. and 9th ave.
Milwaukee, Wis.
tWszystkic pisma polskie pro-
simy 0 przedruk tel odezwy)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

w calyct Stanach Zjednoczo-
uych cd dnia 21go marca do dnia
$50 kwietnia, br., odbywuc sic
bedzie kampania w celu zapisa-
MIA wszystkich Polek i Polak6w,
Graz polskich dzieci do Sekcy:
Eatunkowcj Polck. Zadanie t"
wziat W swoje rece specyalny ko
~raitet z Milwaukee, Wis, pod kie
rrnkiem PAM Praksedy Sawi-
ckiej. jake giownej dyrektotki
kampanii.
Kierownicza akcya pozostaje
w tym wypadku wyiacznie W re
each komitetu Z milwaukee,. &C.
lem Rampant jest zeblat naj-
mniej $250,oOO.Oo. czyli GwierG
miliona dolar0w. We wszystkicIl
w~iekszych miastach i osadacI'
polskich maja sic vice Z pomoca
Wieleb. Ksiezy Proboszczow, o.
raz Komitet0w OBywatelskich i
K6lek Heleny Paderewskiej, jak
i Komitetow Polek i Obywate-
lex, wszystkie Polki zabrat sic
do tego wielkiego dziela.
Hasten Rampant jest: nDolara
ola Polski", a poniewaz ia .takq
sumo STAG kazdego Polaka W A
meryce i kazda Poke, fundusz
ten powinien przynirsG ME
cwierc miliona, ale try miliony
dolar6w. TAX samo wszystkie
dzieci maja W tel Rampant brat
udziai i wpiaca 25c., "a co otrzy-
maja odznak.
Gala ia akcya ME jes: politycz
IA i Z politykq niema mic absolut
@ic wsp6lnego - gdyz jest to
akcya taxa sama, jak prowadzi
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10
FOR AUTOMOBILE
 SWEEPSTAKES

INDIANAPOLIS, April 10 Cby As socfated Press).-Twenty thousand dollars more will be added to the purse offered prize winners in the 5OG-mile international sweepstakes race to be run over the Indianapolis speedway if a campaign started among local automobile concerns is success fuf.
 George M. DickessOn, president of q local automobile concern, is respon- sor for the campaign He has sug- gested that subscriptions be given by the manufacturers and that the mon ey collected will be paid to the auto mobile drivers on a basis of $1O0 for each lap in which they are out in front
 The sweepstakes for the past few years has been for purse of $5O,- 900,
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-10
RAILROAD SERVICE CRIPPLED BY UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE OF
 SWITCHMEN IN VARIOUS CITIES

WASHINGTON, April 10 (by Asso- ciated Press) Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, is en route from New York to Cleveland, the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
 Federation officials here would not discuss the purpose of MT GompeTs' trip, but it is understood that he will confer with the brotherhood chiefs relative to the unauthorized strike of tle switchznen,
 It is understood the government will intervene if the railway strike threat els paralysis of transportation.
 1t is believed that the union leaders will be able to handle the situation
 Pros;dGnt Wilson is fe1Segg.-Eae, Ffa,3 of the strike, which has forced half million workers out be- side the strikers.