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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
TRIPLE TIE STILL
UNBROKEN IN BIG
TEN CONFERENCE
Leading Elevens, Chicago.
Iowa and Michigan, All
Win Saturday.

CHICAGO. Nov. 19-CBy \. Pr
The triple tie for the Western CON
ference championship took a frmer
hold OF the percentages as Chicago.
Iowa and Michigan, the three lead
ers. emerged victorious from Satur-
days games.
Chicago defeated Illinois to o.
Michigan won from Wisconsin, D.
TO and Iowa defeated Ohio state.
Il TO 9. Northwestern, the only
other conference team in action,
downed Monmouth. IS to IL
or the three leaders. Chicago
seems 10 have the hardest row TO
hoe and Iowa the easiest. The
Maroons must defeat Wisconsin,
while Iowa will face Northwestern.
one Of the weaker teams in the con-
ference. Michigan vii play Mime
sofa. Next Saturday, the closing
day of the season. will see every
team in action against a conference
opponent as Ohio state viii meet
Illinois and Purdue opposes Indiana.
Michigan Scored ON.
Michigan won from Wisconsin by
a safe margin Saturday. but the
Badgers added a thrill TO the game
with a last minute rally that netted
"A touchdown the only one scored
against Michigan this season.
Chicago viii face Wisconsin a. a
favorite because of the Maroons
victory over Illinois. but Wisconsin
viii enter the game conceded an al
most even chance TO win The
Badgers showed both endurance and
scoring ability when they crossed
ATichigan's hitherto uncrossed goal
line. Iowa. In spite Of their close
call az Ohio. should have little
trouble winning from Northwestern.
Michigan and Minnesota are ex-
pected 10 put up an interesting
game
In the other games of the day
Illinois will meet Ohio IN a game
that has become known as the an
uual upset as in the past three years
the IliinOis-Ohio game has been won
uy sensational methods Ohio has
lost four games. while Illinois has
won two and lost three in confer
ence competition
Purdue Meets Indiana
The Purdue-Indiana game Will be
@ toss-up with the odds favoring
Purdue although neither team has
made a good enough showing
against conference contenders 10
furnish comparative data.
I'll. .or, Fer,,,,e at,r5gvc-- e-rf~,,--
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
CIAYPOOL QUINTET ToSrs

NORTH WEBSTER. Ind. Nov. -.
The North Webster basketball
quintet defeated the Claypool team
by a score Of 80 10 25. The Claypool
players lay their defeat In part to
the fact that they found It necessary
10 walk several miles into North
Webster, when their automobile
broke down on their way to the
scene Of the contest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
Note of y. d.

Movies OF the Army game We're
shown at the Blackstone for the first
time yesterday and viii continue
through Wednesday. The pictures
include some excellent shots. better
perhaps. than any taken thus far.
The sophomore class viii have
charge OF the football dance next
saturday night. and special efforts
are being made 20 make it a dist.nc-
tive affair.
The concert and movie course
booking for Washington hall next
Saturday night IS announced MS
Douglas Fairbanks I'm "The Nut
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
STAR NOTRE DAME
BACK IN HOSPITAL
WITH BROKEN HIP
Loss is Blow to Irish Prospects
Team Pointing for
Carnegie Tech.

Paul Castner. Notre Danes full
back and "a star o. the first water
was left in a hospital az Indianap-
oils. Ind. yesterday when Coach
Knute X. Rockne and his Fighting
Irish. who crushed Butler saturday.
returned
Cashier Injury in the third pc
Rod OF that game as determined
after an examination by physicians.
- fracture OF the hip and he VIII
be obliged 10 remain Jon bed for at
least two weeks Since he is a Sc
Nor, he VIII never again don the
blue jersey OF Notre Dame for grid
iron work
Hurt When Tackled.
The dangerous fullback was hurt
when ferociously tackled by three
Butler men after he had returned a
kickoff 30 Yards from behind his
own goal Stoler. a Butler tackle.
fell or the Notre Dame man and the
injury resulted.
No harder blow could be struck
than the loss Of this brilliant star.
and the Irish game is wrapped IN
gloom thicker than a London fog.
with the Carnegie Tech game Sat
urday and Nebraska on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Notre Danes prospects
FOR an indicated year seem TO be
less hopeful
Cashier is the fifth Notre Dame
regular 10 be hurt this fall. Tom
Iieb. giant tackle. was the first,
getting a broken leg I'm the Purdue
game Capt Glen Carberry's knee
went out while the Irish were maui
ing Georgia Tech, and Harvey
Brown. a varsity guard. broke MS
arm against the Army. Bob Regain,
center, was injured IN a scrimmags
drill last week
Prepare For SkibOs.
Paul NICNulty. who was substitute
ed at Carberry's end when the cap
tain was lost TO the squad. Is ike
wise out Of the game because OF IN
5uries. OF this list the only men
who can possibly round into shape
IN time for the Skibos are Carberry
and Regan.
The Irish viii begin preparations
Tor the Carnegie Tech game this
afternoon when coaches VIII outline
the principal Tech plays and explain
the defsnses for tbem. The workout
VIII be a light one. but on Tues
s3ay the men will begin intensive pre-
IaratiOns. The squad viii leave FOR
Pittsburg Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
UNBEATEN TIGERS
CLAIM TITLE OF
EASTERN CHAMPS
Princeton Eleven Takes Place
I'm Hall of Fame After
Great Season.

NEW YORK. Nov. I9.-tBE Assoc
ciated Press An unCouQuere
Princeton team today holds q niche
i'm old Nassau's hall Of fame such e-
few OF its predecessors have gained
standing out as undisputed cham
pi0n of the Big Three and also az
a strong claimant for eastern utula~
laure.s.
Fresh from a hard-fought victorg
over Harvard the Saturday before
10 20 3. the Tiseif yesterday capped
their climax of their brilliant 1928
season 10y beating Yale 10 %. thu.
aCcompli the downfall OF Their
two Sreat rivals iu succession ror
the first time since the spectac.la-
sam White crushed both the B,re
and the Crimson single-hardei H
1911.
Harvard Game Upset
Harvard went down 90 defeat g..
o.. al the hands OF Brown. in the
most startling of three major upset
in the eastern football dope. The
Crimson was outrushed BY the Brur-
onians. but threw away a goldeL
chance for victory liz the second per
. iod by being pena,ized j. yards for
holding on play which had caIrisO
the plgsbln across Browns goal line.
Harvard appeared disheartened al
ter this break while Brown braced.
kept its own goal line out OF DANCE
for the rest of the game and Tailed
the winning points from the feia
int the last quarter.
penn and Pittsburgh accounte1
for the other reversals. The Quak
ers, displaying the sort Of dash thai
carried them 10 triumph over TAI
navy downed Penn STATE by the
margin OF a point. 70 s. Glen
Warmers Painters spraug anOthcr
spectacular scene by Outpiaying the
Washington and jefferson team. -
TO 0. 1t was the first reverse since
late I'm 1920 for washington auG
jefferson. which was unable to
fathom Pitts defense except for
I brilliant aerial squirt that ended
when a pass grounded on the fourth
down behind the goa. line.
Outplayed and outrushed by COL
cate. breaks Of the game gave Syra-
cusc a IA 10 victory over its trad
ti0nal rival Columbia battled Oar b.
mouth on even terms for more thar
two periods. but the Green ran avaN
with the game in the final periou
10 win, 2S TO e. Cone,I i'm its final
test before the Penn game at Phii8-
delphia THANKSGIVING day trouced
Albright As 10 Il.
other Eastern Games
West Virginia kept its record co.
the season clean by downing an an
cient rival. Virginia. Is 20 o: ARM
showed that il is i'm TOP form for tns
Navp game next Saturday by over
widening Bates 90 TO %. and
Georgetown oUtfought Bucknell 10
to =.
Analysing the major contest or
The dav. Yale's inability 20 sustaia
it's running attack against the bril-
liant Princeton defense at critical
moments stands out as featur.
Yale lacked the punch when it was
most needed. a notable example oc
curing in the first Few minutes c.
play when the Tigers he'd fnr
downs on their own one-yard i,r5
The game was fitting finale 90
great season for Princeton and
stunning blow for Yale which wi
face Harvard next Saturday az NeE
Haven in the "Bie Three's" cons5-a
ton contest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
BOWLING TOURNEY
| TO Be HELD DURING
! HOLIDAY SEASON
Association Votes to Change
Time of Games-Elect
1923 Officers.

The South Bend Bowling associa-
ton. at a meeting held Sunday after
noon in the lodge room Of the Ea-
giles home. decided 10 shift the an
nual championship games from the
usual spring period to the Christmas
] holiday season.
A committee composed OF l.. II.
Miller. William Foreman. r. Eng
dahl F. o. Browneu and W. c. Mac
/ lvn was appointed 10 arrange for
and conduct the tournament These
men Will meet next Wednesday eve
ming TO formulate their plans for
the event and also to arrange for a
big mass meeting Of local bowlers
I 10 stimulate the number Of entries.
Officers Elected.
At the conclusion Of the regular
/ business transactions. the meeting
/ proceeded TO the annual election OF
/ officers and the following men We're
| chosen TO serve during the ensuing
year: r. \. Schnele, president; -.
I H. Gentle, first president; W.
! c. Naclyn second vice president; +.
/ o. Brownell, third vice-presidfnt.
b and l. H. Miller, secretary-treasurer
/ The president Of the association was
/ elected as a delegate to the American
/ Bowling congress with Eddie Waters
I as alternate, and Roy Arnold was
! elected TO represent the local Dooy
! at the state meet.
Reports from officers disclosed
IL
/ ing condition financially and the
membership this year is far beyond
( expectations.
Spirited competition featured the
weeks work of local bowlers for
I hOnors with the result that some
high marks were attained by many
/ Of the competing clansmen. In this,
I Rey Heyde Of the Specials in the
! Elks league carried off high honOrs
with the fine score Of 253, the best
mark that, has been attained for sew
/ eral weeks. Second and third hon
{ ors were divided three ways As Billy
Goers. Of 1.-The Orpheum Trio. Car
/ Kruger of the Elks and Jim TAYLOR
OF the West Side league We're al
even at 246.
Qualifying List.
The list of cand dates qualifying
/ this week shows that 10 OF the gans
have marks of better than $50. The
largest individual class is the 20S
crowd. who have seven starters while
the 2G2 bunch is second with FIVE
entries. The complete list OF bowl
ers qualifying for the News-Times
to,o- ,or1 &c ~ fcf1-vI-s-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
High School EleUen Preparing
For Bitter Struggle At Toledo

right to claim the national prep
title.
In Toledo they say the South
Bend game Saturday vii be merely
a warming up for the big Waite
Scott game THANKSGIVING Day at
Toledo. They consider South Bend
easy and it is the hope Of every
hacker OF the South Bend eleven
that they keep in that frame OF
mind during their preparation for
the game.
Johnny Nyikos and Capt. 10 Sabo
will carry the brUnt OF the offensive
for the Benders. Their work in the
Louisville game stamped them as
great backs. who are not to be de
MED. 1t is around the work Of these
two stellar players and Nick Bunt-
man and Cookie Edwards that
chances for victory are being placed.
Noedfsch and Rieder Will have q
rare opportunity to make q good
showing in the Waite game. THEN
work i'm the past has stamped them
as tackles Of real merit and they
are expected to gain favor with To-
Il
will be the big guns at the guards,
while Huell Hollowell and Noble
RhOutsoug viii work the wings. Ted
Klosinski received injuries in the
Louisville game that may keep him
out Of the early practices Of the
week. However. injuries with him
are an every saturday occurrence
and IL 10 avnectpd that rhav will nor
slow him up i'm the least on the eve
of the great intersectonal battle.
May Make Trip
Practice will be i'm order tonight.
All OF the plays that viii be used
this season We're introduced about
"a week ago and the workouts this
week viii be TO develop endurance.
Seventeen men win likely make
the "trip. il Is possible that they
will leave Friday morning. arriving
I'm Toledo for a short limbering UP
workout Friday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
Victory Over Waite High
Would Give Locals Claim
to National Title.

The immensely of the task which
faces the local High school football
eleven becomes even larger when
one looks at the past record of the
Waite High aggregation of Toledo
which will be the next and final
team which the locals face on the
gridiron. Waite has defeated all Of
its rivals. with the. exception of one,
by more than 90 points. being
scored upon only once during that
time.
Las Saturday the great Cedar
Rapids. Ia, machine which had re-
NAMED undefeated for a period of
four years, fell before the Waite
team after the hercest of struggles.
Waite defeated Cedar Rapids, - to
., on "a wet field. Coach Burnham
Of the local High school watched
the game, leaving Louisville, KY,
where the Blenders defeated Manual
High. Friday night in order that he
might reach Toledo by game time
Saturday He saw Waites touted
team in action. viewed their line
which averages 200 pounds from
tackle TO tackle and saw their great
backs plunge and crash the lighter
Cedar Rapids eleven. Cedar Rapids
considerably outweighed, played
with a ferocity and aggressiveness
heretofore unequalled by Waite OPP
ponents Time and time again they
advanced the ball into Waite terri
tory only TO lose it by bad break.
Hope 60 Upset Dope
However. the Benders Will make
every effo~t to- upset the dope and
trim the T0ledO3nS. and win the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
Gigantic BoWI To
Haze Space For
.I26,5OO Persons.
Quarters Will Be Provided for
500 Athletes-To Open
in April.
BY MILTON BKONNER.

LONDON, Nov. lin America
we are always building something
that is the biggest i'm the world but
in the realm Of sports our British
cousins have US beat a block.
Following closely upon their com
pletion at Wimbledon of the biggest
and finest tennis grounds i'm the
world the English are now pushing
to completion at Wembley, another
London suburb. the biggest athletic
stadium in the world
Il has cost well over million
dollars just how much has never
cen given out.
The playing field viii be big
enough to take either association or
Rugby football. A running track a
quarter Of mile in length viii en-
circle the football pitch and between
this track and the seats on the north
side there Will be a straight 22O-yard
running track.
Greatest Seating Capacity.
The ground viii provide accom-
modatiOns for 1876, 500 spectators and
over $4,000 of the seats will be an
der cover. Quarters Will be pro-
vided for more than 500 athletes,
with all adequate lockers. shower
baths and wash basins. There VIII
be separate dressing rooms for the
football teams. and connected with
these Will be training quarters with
q gymnasium. plunge baths and re-
creation rooms.
For che general public there VIII
he a restaurant seating 1000 per-
sons at one time and capable of be-
ing converted into huge dance
hall
This stadium is merely part of the
property being erected 10y the Brit
ish Empire Exhibition CO. The rest
of the ground Will house the great
British Empire Exhibition which a
10 open in 1924.
VIII Open i'm April
The stadium itself Will be opened
i'm April next year by the king The
occasion Will be the final match 10
decide the football championship Of
Great Britain.
The great football associations,
which control all the principal foot
ball teams of Britain, viii hereafter
each spring have the final match at
The WembIey Stadium, which is the
only space capable of accommodate
ing the vast crowds. which clamor for
admission
As England. Scotland and Vale
form a comparatively small country
in a raa These great final matChe IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20

MICHIGAN CITY. Nov 19.-The
American Legion football eleven of
this city walioped the Legion team
of Valparaiso ON Ames field here
sunday afternoon 81 TO O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
GOSHEN ELKS BEATEN

GOSHEN. Nov. 1.-THE Goshen
Elks' football team was shut out BY
the Lansing, Mich. eleven. 10 10 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20

The fields afar are greener than
those al our feet, but If this were
not so. there would be nothing 10
lure us on. We go forward because
OF this lure OF the unknown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20

K. X. K. Cigars not named Cor
secret society. but after a famous
Yale club. All dealers two for Isc.
adv 29Z -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
GOeTs Has HIrb Mani

Billy Goers bowled 664 for high
total in the select class this week.
He earned better than a POI average
Tor the fine'series. Carl Kruger OF
the Elks league stopped only a short
distance behind him with a 653 count
for second place. while Dan I'VE. OF
the same league, turned in 645 FOR
thlrd place. There were seven play
ers who made the grade, as follows.
pIaTars Iearnn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20

Hopper Ketr1e Elu5 Cigars smoke
like two Tor 25c but sell for two for
lie. ADV 292-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20
Purdue Meets Indiana.

The Purdue-Indiana game vii be
@ toss-up with the odds favoring
Purdue although neither team has
made a good enough showing
Eafnst conference cOntenders TO
furnish comparative data.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-20

However. the Benders Will make
every effo~t to- upset the dope and
trim the Toledu3nS. and win the
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-04-26

runkow potrzeb narodowych u
czynili z niego organizacye, kt6ra
jest spadkobierczynia pieknych
hasef tradycyi Mickiewiczow-
skich filaretow i filomat6w. Otto
dziesiec punktow prawa harcer-
skiego, kt6re kazdy czlonek obo-
wiazany jest przestrzegac:
1. Ma s}owie harcerza polegaj
jak ma Zawiszy.
2, Harcerz sluzy Ojczyznie dla
Niej spelnia sumiennie swoje obo-
wiazki.
3.-Harcerz jest pozyteczny ME
sic pomoc bliznim.
4.Harcerz W kazdym widzi bli-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-04-26

Pierwsze oddzialy harcerskie
zorganizowano przy pomocy $50
ko}a" w MaIopolsce, w6wczas jesz
cze pod zaborem austryackim,
wkrotce zaczeto je organizowac
w Kongres6wce, pod zaborem ro-
syjskim i W Poznahskiem, pod "a
borem niemieckim, choc wieksze
mi musiano tn borykac sic trudno
sciami, gdy2 aprace w harcer-
stwie grozily Sybir lub kazamaty
niemieckie.
Mimo wszystko ruch harcerski
wciaz sic rozwijal.
Nadesz}a wielka wojna swiato-
wa walki niepodlegIosc Polski.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-04-26

Organizacya harcerska, aczkol-
wick ME zIaczona jeszcze, jak dzis
W jedna wielka calosc, oddala ME
male uslugi Ojczyznie, posylajac
wielu dzielnych swych czIonk6w
do wszystkich polskich formacyi
wojskowych.
Po przepedzeniu okupant6w
kraju znow poszlo wielu harcerzy
do tworzacej sic armii polskiej,
ale pomimo ubytku najcenniej-
szych czlonkow, organizacya ME
przestafa pracowaG. Dopiero W ro-
ku 1920, podczas inwazyi bolsze-
wickiej, Aycie W harcerstwie "a
mario.
Ma czele Zwiazku Harcerstwa
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-04-26
No. IL.

Wychowanie mlodziezy jest maj
wazniejszem zadaniem spoleczen-
stwa polskiego w kraju "a gra-
MICA, ma emigracyi. Nasza m}o-
dziez dzisiejsza - to jutrzejsze
spoleczehstwo polskie ma kie-
rowac w przysz}osci panstwem,
kt6re wywalczylismy, ona ma sta
nae ma czele Polak6w aobczyz-
ME tn, ma obczyznie, wedlug niej
Sadzic beda o parodzie.. 49,.
Rzucmy choc raz okiem ma ma
pc naszego kraju, pomyslmy, jacy
So najblizsi sasiedzi Polski, jake
zadania many wewnatrz kraju /
ma emigracyi, przypomnijmy So
bic wreszcie nasze wiellde trady-
eye historyczne, a jasno zarysuje
nam sic kwestya, jakim powinien
bye typ Polaka - zrozumiemy, re
trzeba nam obywateli wyksztalco-
nych intelektualnie, majacych cha
rakter i miesnie stalowe.
oto z radoscia MONA W kraju
zaobserwowac prad wsr6d mio-
dziezy, zmierzajacy do osiagniecia
tych rysow typu Polaka "skaut-
ing" polski. Organizacya "Zwia-
zek Harcerstwa PolskIego" grupu
Je dzis w swych szeregach okoIo
10000 dziewczat i chlopcow, dzia-
ia w kraju i ma obczyznie, wsrod
Polak6w, posiada zupeine zaufa-
ME, pomoc sympatye calego spo-
ieczenstwa polskiego.
Ksiadz Kazimierz LutosIawski
jeden z pierwszych siewc6w idei
harcerskich wsr6d polskiej mlo-
dziezy, tax mowi harcerstwie:
"Gdybysmy szukali okreslenia dla
"skautingu' naszego, trudnoby le-
psze znalezc, jak stwierdzenie, re
Jest to ruch przetwarzajacy dusze
chfopc6w naszych, zwr6cony pre-
ciwko egoizmowi . niedolestwu,
przeciwko niedbalstwu oportuni
xmowi, przeciwko swawoli libe-
ralnej niezaleznosci cd potrzeb
dazeh spoiecznych, oparty mai
szlachetniejsze struny duszy mlo-
dzlenczej: tesknoty rycerskiej,
szlachetnosci milosci braterskiej
l otiarnoSci karnosci dzielno-
Sci"
Tw6rcq "skautingu" jest angiel
SKI general Baden Powell, autor
zhaneJ piracy pit. Scouting for
boys.' Do Polski ruch skautowy
zawitai W roku 1910. Organizato-
rzy "harcerstwa" polskiego przy-
SVosowali metody angielskie do wa
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-04-26

zniego, a "a brata uwaza kazdego
innego harcerza.
5. Harcerz postepuje po rycer-
sku.
6. Harcerz miluje przyrode sta
ra sic ja poznaG.
7. Harcerz jest karny | poslusz-
ny rodzicom oraz wsZystkim swo-
i'm przelozonym.
8. Harcerz jest zawsze pogod.
ny.
8. Harcerz jest oszczedny o.
fiarny.
10. Harcerz jest czysty W my
sli, movie uczynkach, ME pail ty
toniu, ME Pile napoj6w alkohoio-
wych. -----
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-04-26

Polskiego, jako przewodniczacy,
stanaf general broni Jozef Haller
l GAIA m4odZiez harcerska wstapi-
Ia do Armii Ochotniczej, a zenska
zacze}a organizowac czo}6wki sa-
nitarne odzywcze. Prasa polska
plsafa w6wcZas: - "Kto pierwszy
ruszy} pod sztandary armii ocho-
tniczej? Skaut polski, tie ukochane
meme ch}opcy, ten rycerz cnoty,
honoru, zamkniety W kilkunasto-
letnie istnienie. On to pociagnal
"a soba Gala mlodziez szk6I sred-
Mich, re stanela bez zwIoki" (arty
ku} A. Grzyma}y Siedleckiego pt.
"Opowie5c o duchu harcerskim" w
''Kuryerze Warszawskim" 1920
roku) "Zwiazek Harcerstwa Pol
skiego" odda} sic ca}kowicie do
dyspozycyi wladz wojskowych",
pisze NacZelna Rada Harcerska w
III. sprawozdaniu "a rok 1921 -
ma str. 8 - "wla1 w szeregi armii
oko@o 5000 harcerzy zdolnych do
noszenia broni, a $4,000 m4odszych
zuzytkowa4 do akcyi pomocniczej.
Ten wielki wysi4ek zdezorganizo-
wal normalna prace wychowaw-
cza spowodowa4 chwilowy jej u
padek."
W tym pamietnym roku wielu
zginelo harcerzy w walce Polske
wielu wr6cilo udekorowanych or
derem "Virtuti militari" lub Krzy
re mWalecznych.
Jednak natychmiast po odpar-
ciu najazdu ruch harcerski odro-
dill sic ma nowo: juz w nastepne
lato po inwazyi bolszewickiej, a
W niecale pol roku po zwolnieniu
harcerzy wojska, Zwiazek Har-
cerstwa Polskiego zorganizowai
Ga letnie obozy, z czego 32 dla milo
dziezy meskiej tylez dla zenskiei.
Kolonie obozy rozsiane byIy po
caiej Rzeczypospolitej, w Mich po-
mad 1,700 mlodziezy plci obojga,
przemeczonej niedawnemi przezy-
ciami vehement korzystaio re
zdrowych letnisk ma wsi. Mech to
swiadczy o sprawnosci zywotno-
Sci polskiego harcerstwa.
Jezeli chodzi o strone organiza-
cyjna, to harcerstwo sklada sic
mn6stwa skupien chlopc6w, t.
wv. druzyn, liczacych po kilkudzie
sieciu cz}onkow, kazda kierowni-
KEN druzynowym ma czele, oraz
koiem przyjaci6l Harcerstwa, W
ktorem grupuja sic rodzice wy
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-04-26
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