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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-26
NOTICES.


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b. L.. Rudniek. No. GOT W. Front St.
jan22-n.
A FTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT BE
A responsible for any bills unless con
trscted by myself Harry O.. Baker. No.
7o2 Z. Twenty-second ST.. feb26-3t.
WILMINGTON TURNGEMEINDE MEM
W hers are invited TO assemble a. Turn
Han, Eighth and French streets, Tuesday,
February %, at r. NJ, 20 attend in body
tho funeral OF II. J.. Schnepf.
feb26.1t PAUL SHOl, Pres.
NoTICE-THE INAUGURAL REsERvA-
~ ton Bureau, Washington, d. c. Make
your reservations for rooms, guides, sight
seeing autos and reviewing stands in ad'
vance for the Inauguration by consulting the
Inaugural Reservation Bureau, 335 Pennsyl'
vHnia Ave, N. W., Washington, d. G.
feb19-12t.
Illinois, February 18th, 1917.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BLACK
RAVEN COAL & COKE COMPANY;
Special notice Is hereby given that spe-
eial meeting Of the stockholders OF me
a Delaware corporation, will be held az the
Office Of said company, Room 9OI Heyworth
Building, corner Of Madison street and Wa.
bash avenue Chicago, Illinois, on the 23rd
day Of March. A. d. 1917, at IL O'Clock A..
NJ, for the purpose OF submitting 70 the
stockholders Of this company the question OF
surrendering the charter. franchises and cor
porate name Of said company, and the disco
luton Of said corporation. all OF which
questions were duly considered and reso.
luton adopted az a meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF this company, duly held on tho
18th day Of February, A. ID. 1917, providing
MOSES GOLDSMITH.
LEOPOLD ADELSDORF,
H. j. ELIEL,
DAVID pFAELZER,
HERBERT l.. NUSSBAUM
Being a majority Of the Board Of Directors Of
said company. febl9,26-mar5 II.
CCHUYLER 3 WINFIELD. 1917 NEW
- York Life Building.
Public notice is hereby given that spe-
cial meeting OF the stockholders Of the POPU-
: LAR MOTION PICTURE COMPANY, Della
ware corporation, will be held az the Offices
of Schuyler & Weinfeld. 1917 New York Life
Building Chicago. Illinois, March 9Th.
E 1917, at O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day for the
purpose Of considering and voting on the
Z following resolution, and for the transaction
/ Of such other business as may properly come
/ before the meeting:
''Resolved. That it is for tho benefit Of the
! corporation that its charter and corporate
name he surrendered. and that the corporation
/ be dissolved -
Dated at chicago, Illinois. this ninth day Of
/ DWIGHT STARRING.
G.. Il. WILLIAMS.
EUGENE NJ HONNE.
! Constituting majority OF the directors or the
! Popular Motion Picture Company.
] schuyler & Weinfcld. Attorneys.
febt9. 20.mar5,i2.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
AT $500. ONLY 81, 900 CASH REQUIRED
Good house on West Eighteenth street IL
a good residential section, rooms and
bath, attic, porch, large yard Lot, 10 feet
3 inchesxl25 feet. A first class home foi
small family and very attractive price fe
this house.
GEORGE NJ MILLER,
s45 Orange Street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-26

XyANrED-BoARDERs HOME COM
w forts. 1908 kirwood street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-26
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ENGINEER DESIRES POSITION. W..
- derstands engines, pumps. air compress.
sors ice machines. Address W., Evening
journal once. feb26-eod-3t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
I MACE
RZYSTKI,

Ikto Z was zwerbowai nowegc
czlonka Tub czlonkinie do Macie,
rzy Polskiej? Odpowiedzcie sami
ma to pytanie. Jezeliscie tego ME
uczynili dotychczas, a jesteScie
czionkami juz diuzszy czas, to
czyz ME pora teraz azebyScie
kazdy z was przynajmniej jedne-
so nowego czIonka lub jedna no.
wa c~zSonkinie zwerbowali, ably
powiekszyc szeregi Macierzy
PolSkiej?
Ia kazdego nowego czIonka "a
rad Gl6wny placi $1,0O Az nagro-
die.
CT, kt6rzy ME chca przystapic
dla poSmiertnego, moga sic zaPi-
sac jake czlonkowie Stowarzy-
szeni.
Aplikacye MONA dostac Cd Sc
kretarza, Tom. s. Blachowskiego,
14J7 w. Division ILL.,, Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
SzkoIa Ta1cow prof. ".
Malinowskiego.
Scion JESIENNY TANCoW
ROZPOCZYNA S1E.

Rozpoczyna sic nowy scion
talicow w szkole prof. W. Mali
nowskiego W hall Liberty Pnr'
1911 Emma I'll. Szkoia byia jest
otwartq przcz caly Gag roku, ale
w tvch dniach rozpoczynala sic
lekcye ma scion jesienny tancow
wirowych, figurowych, narodo--
wych i amerykaiskich.
Zapisy ia nowy kurs rozpocze,
te i uprasza sic zgiaszac do sail
pod wymieniony adres l5ll I'm
ma III. - Liberty Hall podczas
lekcyi W poniedzialki i czwartk''
cd godziny 7-mej do 10-teJ wle--
czorem. Ma micjscu udziela sic
wszelkich potrzebnych Informal
cyl.
SzkoIa prof. w. Malinowskle-,
90 prowadzona jest W tel samej
sail cd przeszio II lat / cieszy sic
zasluzonymi wzgledami Szan. Pu-
blicznoSci. Szkola ia posiada Jesz-
cze innq zalete poza swojem VIA
sciwem przeznaczeniem, re cd
czasu do czasu o~dbywaja sic W
nicj zabawy taneczne / wieczorkl,
ma ktorych goscie moga sic uba-
vic tancami ma spos6b europej-
ski. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
re STANISkAWOWA.

st. Bachewicz. PARMA Bachewicz, st.
BurSki. Leon Butkiewicz, Jan BoCian,
PARMA Bocian. J0zef Bork, Jan Bartnik.
Jan Bachewicz, Franciszek Bialaszkie-
wicz, ST. Chilecki, Franciszek Czonstka,
Jan Czajkowski. ST. Cywihski. Ant.
ChamSki. parma Chamska, Antoni Ger
wifski, Aug. C~zupowski, parma Gu
pOwska. Antoni C~zupOwski, Wojciech
Czech. j. DreliCh, Pawel Dorsch, Max.
Dombrowski, J0zef Das, Jan Dombrow-
ski. st. Dzienkanowski. Jan Fafinski.
parma FafiiSka, Julian FifanSki, Fran.
Freder, parma Freder, AL. Fliss, Stan.
Turczyiski. Julian Gniot, parma Gniot,
Mar. GorSki, parma G0rska. Jan Gray,
parma Gray, Jan GliSzczyhski, Wincen-
ty Graczyk. Fr. Gera. Bart. Got6wka,
J6zef GolinSki. And. Gburek. Czesiaw
GrzezihSki, Teodor Hoffman, parma
Hoffman. Antoni lass, Tomasz Halat,
Leon India. Al. J~ankowski, parma jan
kowSka, WladySlaw Jeszka. j. Jaku-
bowSki, Roman Kobus, Al. Krefta. Pet.
KloSkowSki, j. Kalinowski, Antoni ko-
WALSH. PM NJ. Kowalska, Teodor Ka-
linowski, parma Kalinowska. Jan Ko-
zlowski. Jan Kaliszewski, Jozef Kier-
stein. a. J.. kOwalski, st. kasprzyk,
Fr. Komotowski. Wojciech Kopala, FIR.
Koda, F'r. kolodziejewSki, Teodor ko-
pick. KaZ. KiSla, st. K~wieCinski, pan
ma Wiecinska. J0zef Lewatowski, Alex.
Lukowicz. Fr. LukowiCZ, Al. Linczow-
| ski, Jan Ludwig. Ed. Laska. Jozef Lee
Sniak. PARMA Le$niak, Jozef L~iczywek,
PARMA ~LiCzywek, J6zef ~Lewandowski,
| Jan Lalasz, BrOn. LitkowSki. FIR. La
lasZ. J0zef MatkowSki, AMI. Mulzon,
Autoni Malinowski, FIR Muszyhski, TIE
Odor MeSzka, Szczepan Malinowski, An
drzej Maiewski. Klemens Morawski.
parma Morawska, Wal. Musiai, Wlad.
Muszyhski, Tomasz Dombrowski. And.
Matusiewicz. J0zef Nadolski. Pawel Mu
Sial. Woiciec Niemiec. St. Majchrow--
ski. J. Malinowski. Albert Rostenkow-
ski. J. Ezeppa. J. R~utkowski, Walenty
Itozall. Fr. ltaica. Alex. Rogalski, FIR.
T~enkosiak, Jan Replinski, Onufry Pu-
| chta, Jan Przyborowski. Wiadysfaw
Podbielski, J0zef Pokrzewinski, lgnacy
Palubicki. parma Paiubicka, FIR. Pyle
rex, Zygmunt Przyborowski, parma
| PrZyborOwska, FIR. Palubicki, parma
Paiubicka. Jan Palubicki, PARMA Palu-
bicka, Michal Pejza, parma Pejza, Ma
teusz Piasecki. parma Piasecka. Julian
PiianowSki, Kazimierz Ptasihski, Dy-
onH Puchta, Stanislaw P~atryas. Jan
Patzke, Max. Skolnik, Jan Spjada, M.
Sonenberg, J6zef Liss, FIR. SuChomski,
Sylvester Stroik, PARMA Stroik, Pet.
Skwierawska, II. Szczelaszczyk, Franci
seek Schultz, W{adyslaw Stempihski,
Ludwik Szymaiski, FIR. Stefanowski,
Henryk 'Stasch, parma Slash, Grzegorz
Schultz, Antoni Schultz. Fran. Smith,
parma Smith, FIR. siomihski; St. swier-
cinski, NJ. Sonenberg, parma ~Sonenberg,
Edward Fatz. parma Fatz, Antoni To-
maszewski, Czes}aw Tarnowski, Jak6b
Orlowski. Al. Orzechowski, FIR. Olszah-
ski, Pawel O~swaldowski, Antoni Vile
wski, parma Wilewska, Piotr Warde
cki, parma Wardecka, Antoni Wroblew-
ski, J6zef Witkowski, Szymon Wasko,
PARMA Wasko, Wagniszewski, w. VIE
| chowski, Jozef Wisihski, J6zef Wajda,
Antoni Wolski, PARMA Wasielewska, NJ.
Zefeld, parma Zefeld, ]. Zajaczkowski
FIR. Zalewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15

C6rka %dyrektora ~Zjednoczenia P.
R. X. p. Feliksa G6rskiego, Alb
Monticello ave-, doCzekala sic niezWy
kiego odznaczenia. Otto W ostatnich
dniach otrzymala zawiadomienie cd
dyrektora Chicago Musical College"
p. C. D. Kinsey, re ma kontescie W
temze kollegium muzycznem DIN. $50
wrzeSnia b.. r. zdobyla nagrode, W
postaci wolnego kurusu nauki spie-
WI | muzyki. w liscie, zawiadamia-
jacym o TEN panne Klare, dyreKtor
Kollegium pisze miedzy innymi lax:
Please accept my congratulations
for you won Free Scholarship at the
vocal contest. -. I will arrange your
lesson periods for the coming year.
Parma G6rska, mioda w~ybiJaJaca
sic ~spiewaczka. jest jedyna Polka
ktora to ~odznaczenie spotka'o. Ma
200 kontestantek. ona byla 1edna z
IS, kt6re moga sic zaliczyG do szcze-
sliwych. Pc ukonczeniu je~dnoroczne-
90 kursu W szkole Spiewu p. A. Ne
ring ! dwuletniego W szkoIe p. 5.
Deacon. bedzie sic ksztaicic W dal--
szym ciagu - W Spiewie i muzyce'
.zvm ciaeu w spiewie / muzyce,
biorac r6wniez lekcye harmonll l
wloskiego, co jest konieczne DO wy
step6w operowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
z UNIWERSYTETU
NOTRE DAME.
(Wiasna koresp. nDzien. Chic.'')
Notre Dame, Ind,
dnia 12go wrzeSnia.

dnia 12go wrzeSnia.
Roz szkolny PREY uniwersytecie
,,Notre Dame" rozpoczyna sic we
czwartek, 20-go wrzeSnia. w tym
roku zarzqd uniwersytetu otwie-
"a piet nowych kurs0w, a mimi
sa: kurS rolnictwa, kurs medycy-
ny, kurS handful zagranicznego,
kurs muzyki i kurs systcmatycz-
nego kierowania boibliotekq. Try
MOVE budynki beda otwartc w
tym roku, biblioteka, sala chcmii
i Internal ,Badin Hail. ola STU
dentow pierwSzego roku.
L powodu wojny, regcstracya
studentow w tym roku opadnie
Cd dzicsiec do pietnaScie proccnt.
TrzydzieSci procent zeszlorocz-
nych studentow liczyio ~przeszlo
81 lat, przeto podlesio prawu po-
boru do wojska. Z tel liczby, jed
ma trzccia czeSc ukonczy}a kursa,
druga czeSc wylosowana zostala
do wojSka federalncgo.
Znaczna liczba Studcntow po-
nizej q lat dobrowolnic zgiosiia
sic do sluzby wojskoWcj.
Jednakowoz jest to dopiero
tymczasowe obliczcnic oparte ma
informacyi dotychczas osiqgnie--
tel. Bye moze, jednak, re Gala
rzecz sic zmieni w przysziym ty-
godniu.
ZakIad ,,Notre Dame" czujc sic
dumnym, gdyz 46ciu studentow
otrzymalo rangi oficcrskie pc
odbytych Gwiczcniach w rzqdo--
wych obozach. Wtcj liczbie znaj-
DUE sic / dwu Polakow: Stanis-
law Makielski / Cyryl Kasperski.
Obaj ~oficerzy juz znajdujq sic na
stanowiSkach.
A.. A. Szczepanik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
SPRAWY
MACIERZY POLSKIEL.

jezeli wszelkie formalnoSci costa
Nd zalatwiOne:
Swierczynska. z Oddz. 10 -
sumo $4,000. Suchoty.
M~ajerowicz, Z Oddz. 50 - STU
me $4,000. Utonai.
Kamradt, z Oddz. a, - SUNG
$4,000. WSkutek operacyi.
Dvr. UrbanSka zawiadamia, &c
instalowaia, wraz Z organizatorkq
Leokadya Kohczyk, Oddziai 81
Macierzy Polskiej, W Otis, India
ia.
Uchwa1ono ofiare $500 ma bu-
dove koscioia w parafii Sw. kon-
stancyi, gdzie p~roboszczem jest
ks. A.. Knitter.
Czlonkow i czionkih, przynale-
zqcych do NIacierzy PolskieJ lgo
wrzeSnia Jest 1888, czyli wzrost o
100 czlonk6w m~iesiecznie Cd GA
Su Sejmu XIV W maju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu re srod-
I smialo czytaj " tramwaju Tub wa
GONE.
DZIENNIK CH1CAGOsK1 molina
stale nabywat ma nGstepujacych ma
roznikach:
State | Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym Boston Store.
State | Madison - pred apteKs
firmy Buck and Rayner.
State / Madison - rrzed skiadem
departamentowym tirmy Carson.
Prize, Scott and Co.
State / Quincy.
State 1 Van Buren,.
Wabash 1 Harrison.
Van Buren, I La Sale.
Washington | La Sale.
Adams / La Sale.
Randolph 1 Dearborn.
Washington 1 9th ave
Madison i Jefferson.
Van Brren ! Franklin.
Franklin 1 Madison.
Glomski, 11S N. La Sale str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
PIENIADZE LUB BILETY.

Wszystkie OddziaFy powinne
zaplacit "a bilety, ma Kolacye .Ju
bileuszowq, Tub takowe zwroci'
jak najpredzej. Komitct prosi o to
gdyz ME vie dotychczas ma ilu O.
sob przygotowac Siedzenia. Cd
dial mus zapiacic "a bilety nix
oddanc VEGAS, wiec prosimy "a
placiG "a ME pred dnicm kolacyi
albo zwrocic bilcty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
EXTRAORDINARY

Wszystkim, re Cd dnia 1-go
~wrze5nia, kazdy n6wy czlonek lub
cz}onkini, placa Wstepne do Ma
Clergy Polskiej, jezeli wStePuja do
istnicjqcych Oddzial6w. Wstepne
do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sig Cd
dzial0w Jest Wolne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
$4,000 DO ~WYPOZYCZENIA

Macierz Polska wypozycza pie,
Made w sumach do $4,000 ma
pierwsze hipoteki, pc 6 procent
cd sta, ma 3 do ) lat, bcz komiso-
weGo.
Biuro otwarte we dnie / wie--
czorem do godziny 9-tej. Aplika-
eve wnieSc trzeba ia rece Sekre-
TARA, pnr. 1457 w. Division ILL.,,
2gic pietro. (Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
NOTATKI.

Wiceprezes Zarzqdu Giownego
,Macierzy Polskiej, p. Woj. Men
kick, bawi obecnie w Spring
fieldzie. gdzie jest sierzantem
kwatermistrzem Kompanii G. -
11go Puiku tax zwanej dywizyi
Home Guards"
Sedzia Ed. X. Jarecki, Macie-
rzysta, ubiega sic o nominacye ma
Sedziego Sqdu Wyzszego. VIM
szujemy zyczymy wszclkicgo pc
wodzenia. Ma nasz CLOS!
DR.. Bol. Klarkowski, jeden z
zalozycieli Macierzy Polskiej, pc
dluzszej chorobie juz wr6cii do
swych zajec l~ekarskich.
~
Pan Teofil Gordon, byiy vice
prezeS Macierzy Polskiej / Obec-
ME delegat do Oddz. 50, jest prze-
wodniczqcym Komisyi Wojcnnej
W D~ystrykcie Sc.
,,Roboty mad miare'. powiada,
.,lecz ME "a DUO gdy chodzi o O.
brone Ojczyzny przybranej.'
Ks. Fran. Kulihski. Kapclan
Oddziaiu II Macierzy Polskiej O.
debrai list I nader Originating in
formactq cd szefa Wydzialu Na-
pelanow, rs. O'Hern. Otoz, pisze
on. re w marvnarce Stan0w lie
dnoczonych niema Polskich MO
Gziencow. Coz wy ma to, Macie-
rzySci?!...
Sekretarz juz wysiai list ma re-
ce wlaSciwe pietnujace take Po-
stepowanie / podaje nazwiska Ma
cierzyst6w. kt6rzy sic do mary
narki StanGw Zjednoczonych "a
pisali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15

Kto chce czytat Tailepsze CO
3zienne pismo polskie, MECH sis
rds do pana F M. PAWOLL.
naszego agenta ma Duncan j oko-
lice i zaabonuie sobie .Dziennik
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
WE WTOREK. DNIA 1850
WRZESNIA

odbedzie sic posiedzenie wszy,
stkich Komitet6w Kolacyi Jubi-,
lcuszowej, w sail NIacierzy Pol,
skiej, o godzinie trzcciej popoiu'
dniu.
Tom. S. Blachowski, Sekr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15

DzIDNNIK CHIcA9osN test -
Aynem pismem polskiem CO apelu1s
DO wszystkich: Starszym d~ostarcss
wszelkich nowin . Chicago, stanoW
ZjsdnocIonych, Europy caieSe
Gwiata, a ola miodS,ety redaguJe v
spos0b amerykahski katds Wade
Woic sportowa doJcxaca pohIaVL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15

Aadnych s~zaIbisrxy naciagsesy,
ssyhajacych ma kieszenie l~atwowisF.
aych. uie ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO.
eKI ma swych azpaltach. DO ssws1s
pracu1s dla dobra ludu. OszukahcEs
,,fire ssles" stanowc1o " DZIENNI.
KU CHICAGOSK1N oEia1aanA byd
ajs mogS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
D

Pojutrze, II wrzeSnia: SIS. Sokra-
tesa i stefana nm. - Sw. Ruina. -
Sw. Lamberta. - Sw. Kolumby. -
S. Hildegardy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15

PoIski pontyk. czy wieKsZy czy mniej
sly "a obowiaZek po~czytywac sobie
poWinien stale reklaInowac narodo-
wosG nasza wsrod obcycn. La.natamlac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15

Zrplm u1ass ale DO poraue 10 adwo.
ksta, przsjrzyj liste polsktch pra nj
kow ma szpaItach. DZIENNIKA CHI
CAGOSKIEGC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15

Prawie kn4dy IekhrI poirki stals o.
tach OZIEENIKA CHlCAGOSklEGo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.

TELEFON MONROE 1903.
ZARzAD GLowNYt
Ks. Franclszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks A. A. Klowo, Wice-Moderator.
wojciech F. Soska, PreZes
Antonina BaranOwska. WlcepreZesEA
woJciech Menkickl. Wice-preEeS.
Tornasz s B~lachowski. Sekretarz.
Franc!szek Witkowski. SkarbniR.
StanIsiaw ~LIcZmanskL Dyrektor.
Wiadyslaw Lopatka, DyrektoT.
AntonI MaZurk. Dyrektor.
LeoRadya Kohczyk. D~yrektorka.
Salomea Urbahska. DyrektorkA
ryanciszka BIeSCnke. Dyrektorka.
DR.. Alexander Pietrzykowski. Lekarz
NacZelny.
Adv. PIotr P. M.ndak. Doradca Prawny.
BertR c. wojtalew!Cz. Asyst. Sekr Gen.
GoDEINY BIUROwEt .
Biuro Zarzadu GlownegO otwarte "
ani powsze1nie Cd godz. s-tei rano do
s-tei wiecZorem. wv sobote do let po-
]poludniu). WleCzorem. W dni powszed-
nie & wyjatk!em Soboty). Cd godzlny
f-meJ 10 s-tei. - W niedziele I swieta
u~rocZysre, OiurO Jest Zamkniete
PrezeERt " p~oniedziaikl | pistki wis-
eEoramI cd gOdz,ny 7-mei do 9-teL
WSzelkle korespondencye do Giowne-
20 Prezesa nalezv adresowac:.
wOJCIECH F. SOS<A.
lass w. Division str, Chicago. III.
SekretarSai W poniedziaikL. wtorki,
Orody 1 cEwartki. WieCEorami cd godzi-
ny 7-meJ do s-tei. I Cd l-szej popoiu-
dniu codz!ennIe. z wyjstklem soboty, Cd
b-tet do l-SZeJ.
SkarbuTka; we vtorkI, srody I platkl
Cd godziuy T-mei do 9-tej wlecZorem.
VkiadaniR OPlat. WsZelkie op}aty do Ka-
" G4ownej prZyimule Kasyer Gfowny
podcEas EodzIn ofiSo wpch. albo' we duie
" godEinach ofisowych. SekretRr1 &C.
Reraluy.
wszelkIs listy nadsylac naIezy na re-
pe SekretsrZa G~eneralneEo:
TOW. :. BBACHOwSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1855 W. Division str, Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
PrEekaay hankowe pocEtowe
(eheckS. money orders etc) nale1y wy
StRwiac ma oFganIzacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
prIesylac pod adresem:
FIR. wITKOwSKI,.
lENS w. DiyIsIOn sTr. Chicago, M,
,,MacierZ POlska".
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. May 21.--
Gen. Leonard Wood spent today at
Fort Oglethorpe, inspecting the train
ing camp. In an interview General
Wood said there will be concentration
camps near Atlanta and Augusta, Ga.
What will come to Chickamauga Will
depend on space and water. one d.
vision is sure, possibly two. The num-
ber of men raised in the southeastern
department, he said. would he about
three hundred thousand, including ma
ticnal guardsmen. by draft. He stated
that he has recommended an addi-
tlonal officers training camp and that
1t was probable this would be opened
by June Is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
For ALI Pain

The efficiency Of any drug" says Dr.
C. p. Robbins, lis known TO us by the
results we obtain from its use II we are
able to control pain and disease by means
of any preparation, we certainly are war.
ranted in its use. One OF the principal
symptoms OF all diseases is pain. and this
is what the patient most often applies to
Us for, /. e., something to relieve his pain
II we can arrets this promptly the patient
is most liable TO trust in us for the other
remedies which will effect permanent cure
One remedy which | have used largely in
my practice is anti-kamnia tablets Many
and varied are their uses. | have put them
TO the test on many occasions. and have
never been disappointed. | found them es-
pecially valuable for headaches Of malaria
origin, where quinine was being taken They
appear to prevent the bad after.effects OF
the quinine. Anti-kamnia tablets are also
excellent for the headache from improper
digestion: also for headaches Of neuralgic
origin, and especepay for women subject to
pains at certain times Two anti-kamnia
tablets give prompt relief and in short
time the patient is able to go about as
usual. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
PROBING TREASON CHARGES
Allcgc Attempts In Texas 10 Resist
Conscription With Arms.

DALLAS, Texas. May 21-The
United States grand jury empanelled
here today was ordered by Judge
George Whitfield Jack to use all dill
gence in investigating the alleged
conspiracy to make armed resistance
TO conscription. which agents of the
department of justice claim to have
uncovered in north and west Texas.
Judge Jack spoke of the activities or
the Farmers and I.aborers Protective
association Of America, which. he
said. had first been brought to his
attention while he was holding court
In San Angelo, last week lie said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
J. PLUVlUS WAS KIND;
RAIN BENEFITED CROPS
Thousands of Bushels of Ce-
reals Saved; Farm Agent
Investigating.

The rain early Sunday night is os-
umatcd to have saved thousands Of
bushels of cereals. It was general over
the county 1t saved both the wheat
ana corn crops from great loss. The
oat crop did not benefit like others.
Thc sweet potato crops was practical
ly saved.
Dr. de Larue Baker spent yesteI.-
day in the southern part of the coun-
ty. lie says crop conditions in that
section have been benefited more
than layman would expect.
The rain was simply a Godscnd 70
the farmers" said Doctor Baker. the
wheat and corn crops will produce
several thousand more bushels than if
1t hadn't fallen. The sweet potato
crop is also greatly benefited. 1t is
hardly possible to make anything like
an accurate estimate from financial
standpoint of how much was saved
by the rain"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
KIEFER death TURN"
TAKES ANOTHER LIFE
Unknown Man Drives Car
Over Embankment and Dies;
Curves History Tragic.

Xyo.tJ cr,,i C,,r,,. puraa,,
VIM ''''N ~'u"'' "'''""
hiEf Elk, Okla, May Il 'cath
curve" that sharp turn in the road
midway. hotvoor s,n,,In, and this
-, r,i,,
place on the hleier road, CANNED sun
another victim this morning when his
automobile shot over the cmbank-
,,,,,,t ot - ido,,i,,i ono, ,,.horo rror-
-. o,i,lo, ,,.,,.. I'M g. sin,iio, 40
60. -,
''"cht oatuludy H"bHt' Ciiiv'ala .ie',, i,' L.
10 lu' pe'i uIi'uIe 10 lucHVly tic pouS
Oh tie urlNer' Dut inc n'"c'''hc po'o
an ,,, ~ Lh'i'u sec I'vpl'S.' - I'D
ne au'"Ii.oulle tul ~" oNci a.
.Uti,u in'o ol,V1' q. s,i0 pu,','
Mlvtr we IoHu ni"NtS a 9'iu, d,'c Du' ,c
N"'',n ~ 49, ''9'"t,'iS '4u ~
ing lhe Hlacilihe 10 PIle ol Ju''N'
None saw Tragedy.
No one witnessed the accident, but
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
MAYOR OILS UP
CITY MACHINERY
Will Distribute Supplies and
Instructions to All Regis
trars Today.
ONE DAY FOR THE BIG TASK
Men of Eligible Age Urged to
Weigh Carefully Obliga-
tions at Home.

Final forms and instructions for the
work OF taking the conscription regis
tration in this city were received yes
terday afternoon by Mayor John II.
Simmons, who announced that today
he would deliver to the selected regis
trars all data and forms which will be
used i'm the registration here.
The registrars, as suggested by the
governor, have been named by the
mayor and have been informed that
they will be expected to respond to the
call of the government by putting
aside their other duties on June . and
make a complete registration Of all
male youth of this city and county be-
tween the ages of 2l and 81 years.
The data received by Mayor Sim
mons yesterday included "A number of
posters, which will be distributed thru
the registration places, in which in
structions are given the applicants for
the proper answering of questions
asked by the government of those OF
conscriptive ages.
The instructions indicate that the
mere fact that exemption is claimed
by the applicant will not suffice the
government in its efforts to secure the
conscription of all clgibles.
Duties at Home.
The applicant is instructed to weigh
well whether there is another mouth
TO feed and if such is the case to re-
.frain from letting the patriotic senti-
ment overbalance the necessity of
claiming exemption.
I'VE will be ready to send in our re-
ports at the close of the polls" Mayor
Simmons declared yesterday. The in