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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
ROBERTSDALE
CArD OF THANKS.


We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors. also the 2. II. c. order.
for their kindness during the illness
and death OF our beloved husband. Ia
Their and brother.
MRS. SAM COON AND CHILDREN.
AND SISTER AND BROTHER
3-11-I
The Red Cross viii meet at the
Frankline auditorium Tuesday after
noon March Il. All members are re-
quested to attend this meeting as bus
mess Of Importance VIII be transact
ed
Miss Freda DeRoif Of Hammond.
spent the Weekend at the Spors home
on 1l6th street
Mrs. Golding and daughter Violet.
visited friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jewett attended q
dinner at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs sBeche OF Hammond.
Miss Cecilia Eggers and brother
Henry. visited Mr. and Mrs Harry Mil
lis OF Chicago. YESTERDAY.
Mrs Robert Atchison OF Lake ave-
nue.. was Hammond shopper
Miss Lillian Pau Of Myrtle avenue.
spent the weekend a. Camp Tailor,
ky. visiting her cousin. Arthur Harr
Mrs. Frank BUTLER. Jr.. Of Roberts
avenue, was Hammond business Wis
itor.
Mrs. George Zerver and daughter
Anna OF Myrtle avenue. were Chicago
shoppers.
quite a number Of friends stepped in
10 help Mrs. F. BuehIer. 81, celebrate
her birthday anniversary.
Alr. and Mrs. J. Plau of Myrtle ave-
nue. visited friends at South Chicago
Mrs. Henry Flick Of Myrtle avenue
visited friends at Hammond.
Mrs Richard schaef and daughter
Mrs. Thomas Rafter visited friends in
Hammond
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HAMMOND
BOY WINS
THREE BOUTS
Especial to The Times.

CAMP SEWER. s. c.. March Ed
win Lipinski, private of Camp Sewer.
and the SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Is.
Lipinski, has Won many friends in the
camp at South Carolina. During his
stay at Camp Sewer the boys made up
between the different attachments box
ers who are boxing for best man Of all
detachments among the II attachments
Edwin Lipinski has been promoted as
the best 125 pound boxer in the Sth de
tachment in which he now belongs.
He has fought the following men IN
five round bouts: first fight Kid Slings-
by of North Dakota got a X. o. in tho
second round from lid Lipinski; second
fight. Everett Frank Of Georgia lost in
points 10 Edwin L. Lipinsld; third fight
Battling Joe lost to Kid Lipinsli IN
points over SEQ soldiers witnessed the
last bout between Lipinsk and Battling
Joe OF California.
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JESS WILL FIGHT
AND THEN RE TIRE

ST. LOUIS. MO. March 11-.Worlds
Champion jess Willard viii fight one
possibly two more battles. and then re-
tire from the fight game for good" de-
clared Jimmy Bronson Saturday. Bron-
son. Who operates an athletic club and
boxing promotion organization in Joplin.
talked with Willard. Bronson detailed
part of his conversation substantially
as follows:
What I want IS that Dempsey and
Fulton arrange a bout and I Will battle
the winner. I do not want to fight any
more than / have 10 70 clear up this
title business When ! have beaten the
winner OF the Fulton Dempsey battle I
viii quit for good. There j. no other
material ia the heavyweight class worth
considcrinS"
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six important characters Of the pusil-
istic game. men whose names were long
known over the whole world where
fight was enjoyed, have passed away
within the past few months. The death
of Bob Fitzsimmons. champion OF the
world. was followed by that of Bob
Vernon. who sold champagne. but spent
most Of his profits backing and encour-
aging fighters. He made possible the
match i'm London between Freddie Welsh
and Willie Richie, by which the former
won the lightweight championship
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penal farm by Judge Green. Both men
are former offenders.
The food conservation committee Of
Whiting prepare a wheatless and
meatiess menu which is posted at the
library each week The recipes for
these menus are then typed and may
be borrowed from the library just the
same books. This system is of great
assistance to the housewives in the
preparing OF their menus for the week
and it is urged upon all to make use az
these rccources which are open to them
and prepared for their use. a new set
OF recipes each week.
Miss Irene L Putnam OF 18th street.
is in Valparaiso where she intends
spending month
Joe Bullock, arrested by Officer En-
mel on the charge Of reckless auto
driving. was released on bonds to ap
pear later for trial
An Uncle sam Doll viii be ratified of
at the s & =. sof l. meeting tonight
for the benefit or the members who are
al war
I The Tri Kappa sorority was enter
tanned bv Miss Irene Duggan at her
home in Pennsylvania avenue, on Fri
day evening.
/ The regular meeting Of the Whiting
public library directors VIII be held
( this evening
J The members or the Beta Gamma
, Upsilon sorority met at the home Of
Miss Nora Dineen in Sheridan avenue.
Saturday night.
william Condor or Central avenue.
or the L. s navy. has taken a years
/ release from duty TO resume his dental
studies at Northwestern university.
| C. J. Wounecott Of Cleveland avenue.
who has been very ILL., IS now improv-
inE.
seumas MacManus. a we'll known In
diana lecturer. will speak q the hiSh
school auditorium tomorrow night. un-
der the auspices Of tho a. Q. II.
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PREDICTION
BY TIMES
IS VERIFIED
Emerson School Shows Super
iOrity at Every Stage
Of the Game,

In basket shooing contest with
flashes Of team work by the Emerson
i've. Gary annexed the sectional basket
hail tournament at Hammond Saturday
might by defeating Crown Point high
school in the finals. 81 TO IS. At the
end Of the first half the score stood.
Emerson IS. Crown Point 10.
The closing game OF the tourney vas
somewhat disappointing and an anti
climax to hard fought battle IN the
afternoon between Emerson and Val
paraiso. The attendance however was
capacity and many were unable 10 find
standing room. The scores Of Satur-
days games follow.
Crown Point, 81; Medaryyille, Il.
Valparaiso. Al; Brook S.
Gary IS; Winamac, is
Lowell, II; Crown Point, -.
Gary. Is; Valparaiso. 81
Gary. 81: Crown Point, %
The Emerson basket shooters Of Gary
displayed skill and for mand experience
such as will be demanded at the state
meet this week in Bloomington where
they Will compete. While not forced TO
extend themselves in the evening game
they displayed top-notch ao-It'S III e40
afternoon clash with Valparaiso
yvtnamac's strength was one of the
surprises Of the tourney. She held Gary
to a tie at the end Of the FIRST half Of
their game.
The officiating was excellent. After
the tourney the referees. Timekeeper
Hunter and Soorekeeper Wilson picked
the following au-tournament teams;
First team-Forwards Harris. Gary
1yssser. Yvinamac, Center, Dunleayy
GARY. Guards, McLennan, Gary Stew
art yalpo
second team-Forwards Pratt Nalpo'
Fagen. Crown Point. Center. Sergeant
xalpo. Guards. SEWERS. Nalpo; John
son, Gary.
Honorable mention-smith, Cary
Stinninger. Lowell; Herman. Brook
Pedigo. Winamac; Love. Lowell
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/, 100000 Soldiers and
Sailors to Play Baseball

WASHINGTON, March ll.-sol-
diers and sailors will vie with pro-
fessionals for honors ON the diamond
this season An organized effort is
now being made TO interest in base
ball every one of the 100000 men
under military training in the Unit
ed states. The commission on train
ing camp activities made this an
nouncement last night.
Plans for the organization of camp
teams and camp leagues are being
formed By DR.. Joseph A. Eaycroft,
general director of athletics in the
camps. Intercamp games will be
played.
At the Boston navy yard a picked
aggregation, including several ma
jor league stars, IS being organised
for three months tour of the coun-
try to play big league teams, fast
senaiprofesstonal and collegiate out
ATS.
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Do Not Get Careless
With Your Blood Supply

ing. A few bottles of S. S. S., the
great vegetable blood medicine, will
revitalize your blood and give you
new strength and healthy, vigorous
vitality. Everyone needs it just now
to keep the system in perfect coudi-
ton. Go to your drug store and get
a bottle to-day, and if you need any
medical advice, you can obtain it
without cost by writing to Medical
Director, Swift Specific CO., 25 Swift
Labora tory, Atlanta. Ga.
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~ IL
the championship bout. refused to again
meet his conqueror. Ryan at first was
willing bat threw up the job after hav-
ing given it some consideration. and
McCaffery was picked TO take his place.
The bout was one of the most memoir
able in Sullivan's entire lighting career
hut it is given only slight mention by
most tales of Sullivan.
John l.. almost, lost his championship
that day i'll Ohio. AS a matter of fact,
there are many devotees of boxing who
remember the bout who claim now that
McCaffery really beat Sullivan and was
entitled 10 the decision. Anyway. il re-
quired several days for the referee TO
give his decision, and when he did he
gave il to Sullivan. much TO the digust
Of McCaffery-an his manager, who had
followed the referee from Cincinnati to
his home in Toledo.
The pair met finally after consider
able dickering. on Aug. %. 1855. the ring
being pitched in Chester Park. a suburb
of Cincinnati NcCaffery weighed only
10 pounds and was considerably smaI-
Ter than sullivan. but he was in mucn
better condition.
McCaffery. was we'll as Sullivan, had
some luck that day, for he was hoored
by Sullivan in the third round by 9
smash to the side Of the head and went
down Had he been required 10 begin
6ghting at once. an eyewitness Of the
bout declares. he would have been nm
ished then But the time-keeper lost
his head called time" and the round
was finished That was what turned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
GRIFFITH

Mrs. n Moss died last night Of heart
trouble, the result OF rheumatism. Fu-
neral VIII be held at schererville. al
though arrangements have not been
made Yet
a birthday party was given Earl
Earl Kleinman last evening. in honor
of his 18th birthday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
Impurities Invite Disease.

You should pay particular heed to
any indication that your blood supply
is becoming sluggish, or that there Is
a lessening in its strong and vital
force.
By keeping your blood purified,
your system more easily wards OF
disease that is ever present, waiting
to attack wherever there is an open
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11

Anuric about four
a nd on e b a II
months. and am
cured of rheuma
tism and consti-
patton, after suf-
fering about eight
years. Anuric IS
the greatest bless
ing that ever was
bestowed upon
m e. IL anyone
who is sufferin z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11

would like 20 ask ne any questions in
regard TO Anuric. ] will gladly answer.
o. do anything in my power to help
suffering humanity Arthur J
BIcKEL. 61A North Main Street.
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Before going TO
Ohio to meet Ne
CaG cry. sullivan
took ON Greenfield
q gain in a four
round go and won
the decision. lie
also picked UP a
few dollars by box
ing some unknowns
and went TO Chica
go 70 meet J a c k
Burke. who he de-
fcated.
The offer to box
in Cincinnati came
after Paddy Ryan.
C.,rfs--,.t- .-f,sf,-, -
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2, :. n, -. 3. J. 3

Charley White. perhaps the greatest Of
referees of Queensbury rules days. was
another victim. John l. Sullivan, the
most popular fighter the ring has known.
died this year Billy Madden, mana ser
of many champions. the man who made
John L. Sullivan famous on the tour in
which Sullivan offered $500 TO the man
who could STAY four rounds with him,
followed his old fighters quickly. The
last to 50 was Terry 'McCovem Terri
bic Terry" little fellow but a fury
of the Sullivan Kind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
Dempsey Nc earthly Fight
at Milwaukee March 19

MILWAUKEE. WIS, March 1i7-Mil-
waukee will see Jack Dempsey battle
again March 10. The Pacific coast
heavyweight will meet Al Mccarthy'
Who also halls from California The
nair fought four round draw IN the
west about six months ago and pemp-
sew has agreed 70 take him on asain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
SCORES At
BOWLING
TOURNAMENT

The following are the scores Of Fife
and Hotel Dollas teams at the eigh-
teenth international tournament at Gin
cinnati this last week,
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If your business should be hurt some
hv War Savings Il may oe 2 cross. but
its a cross % homer. not an iron cross
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conn BREAD-NJFF sAID-ARMI
IED.
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Ruch v ToWargstWaeh.
re STANISLAWOWA.

Tow. Perla Maryi or. 152 S. P.
" A. odbedzie przedroczne posie-
dzenie dis, W poniedziaiek, sgo CRU
dnia, i godzinie Smej wieczorem, W
hall zwyklych posiedzeh. Obecnosc
czfonkih pozadana, DO szwazne spra
Wy do zaiatwienia. zarazem zawia-
damia sic, re do zapiacenia przypa-
da dubeltowy assessment. - Helena
Stanisiawska, PREF. Marya Bednar-
ska, sekr. prot, 1924 Blaekhawk u1.
- Macierz Polska oddziai sw. Te
ofila mr.. Al odbedzie p~rzedroczne po
siedsenie W srode, I1go grudnia W
sail Macierzy Polskiej. Prezes zapra-
sza wszyskich czionk6w, DO So waz-
ne sprawy do z~alatwienia. - MARGIN
Bajerski, PREF; Raj. Przybylla, Sc
kretarz prot. 1850 Currier ul.
Y MLODZANKOWA.
Tow. Krolowej Korony Pol
skiej mr.. 473 Zied. odbedzie przed--
roczne posiedzenie we wtorek, logo
grudnis. Ka5dy ma bye obecny DO So
wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia. cara
zem odbedzie sic wyb6r urzednik6w
ma rok 1919. Ia nieobecnosc kara.
= St. Wisniewski, PREF; Ign. Bo--
dzioch, sekr. prot. 1926 w. Huron
ul.
- Bractwo sw. J6sefa ma nadzwy
.zajle posiedzenie Gzis wieczorem, o
goez,nie 1880, z powodu zgonu sp.
brata Zabierowskiego. = Mikolaj
DoSa, sekr.
y PARKU PULASKIEGO.
Dzis wieczorem odbedzie sic, po-
sieuzenie Ko,a S~piewackiego W sail
parku Pulaskiego, o godz. Smej: o.
be,nosc wszystkich spiewaczek ! spie
vasow bardzo ~pozsdana. Wlad.
7strykowski. preses Kola spiewac--
kieCo
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2 KAZINIIERZOWA.

- We wtorek, logo grudnia Tow.
sw. Stanisiawa X. mr.. $40 Zjed. Cd
bedzie przedroczne posiedzenie W sa
Ii Klubu Miodz. sw. Kazimierza rog
23ej i Sacramento ave Tow. stosun
kowo kr6tkim czasie zapisaio sic ma
liscie najpopularniejszych / boga-
tych towarzystw ma Kazimierzowie.
Skladwa sic z samej miodziezy, IL
czy przeszlo $50 czlonk6w, a W ka-
sic posiada $500.
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sla / upragniona, mogliSmy ia, tax po-
1ziwiac, jak ia Obecnie pOdziwiamy;
Il to z tel przyczyny, re doczekaliSmy
sic tel biogiej chwili, il nasza Ojczy-
INA przez przeSz4o wick ca}y Okuta W
kajdany, podnoSi sic i dzwiga powell do
zycia wolnego i niepodlego. Polska be-
die wolna i oddana nam bedzie TAXA,
jak 81 esiusznie naleay; jestesmy o
tenn przekonani: m0wi{ wiel. m0wca;
Iecz potrzeba ma to wielkich fundu--
STOW. Polska, ~zniSzczona, ograbiOna,
pozosta}y .tylko ruiny i zgliszcza,
wielkie cmentarzysko. Kt0z ia uratu-
je. kto ia wspomOze? My jake wierni
Synowie i cory, ~powinnismy spieszyc
ma jej ratunek. Oceni} zas1ugi wielkie-
90 przedStawiciela i obro1ce Polak6w,
nieodzalowanej pamieci S. p. Henryka
Sienkiewicza, oraz p. Ignacego Pade-
rewskiego, W kO1cu zachecal do sklada
MIA ofiar ma Fundusz 10-ciomilionowy.
Nastepnie Y. Franciszek Dembihski c.
r. proboszcz parafii Sw. Stanislawa
KoStHi, odezytaf liSfe wszystkieh ofia-
rodawc6w funduszu 10-cio milionowe-
go,
Teraz p~rzystapiono do kolektowa-
mia ma funduSz dziesiec milionowy. Ko-
lektowaniem zajeli sic panowie: Dr..
Jan J.. LiSs, adwokat FranciSzek ia
niszski. Mieczysiaw StarzynsSi, J6zef
Niemczyk i W}adyslaw Barwig. Wiele
jeszcze z}ozono, napewno jeszcze ME
wiadomo ale z CORA $4,000 zebrano W
sail W kt6rej zaledwie po{owa tylko
ludno$ci bylo. Spis wszystkich ofiaro-
dawc6w OglOszony bedzie prawdopodo-
bnie najp6zniej W srode, i wszyscy pro
szeni 50 zgiosic sic pc swe Obrazy i
mark do ofisu Brata Stapislawa.
ZaznaczyG wypada, 4 ksieza miejsco-
wi o~fiarowali ma Fundusz 10-cio milo
nOwy 100000. Jak zauwazyliSmy, pa
mfianie dosyG homie sk{adali swoie
DANNY. Kto ME miai PREY sobie picnic
dry, ten skladaf ~deklaracye, czyli sic
dat zapisac ma liste ofiarodawc6w. -
Nadmienic wypada, re ma ~rozpoczecie
ch6r Sw. Stanisiawa KoStki / Og0} Ze-
hrany, 0dSpiewal Star Spangled Ban
neY" i .,Jeszcze POlska ME Zginela", a
ma z~akOGczenie ,,Boae cos Polske".
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R1ECZY domowAls 6 pokoi ma spree
dat q rentem. tanio. 1905 West Erie
ul. Victor. ~
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' PafStwo Adolf i Katarzyna Staneccy
zamieszkali pnr. 2O23 'Cortez ul., ma
llclenowie otrzymali W tych dniach
smutna bardzo wiadomoSG, re syn ich
szeregowiec Maxymilian Stanecki clio
mex S3ej kompanii, ego pulku U. S.
Marines, poleg} ma polu bitwy, dnia
ego pazdziernika, 1913 roku, liczac "a
Icdwie lat 20.
Ia spok6j duSzy jego dzisiaj o godzi-
ME 9tej ano Odprawiona zostala Msza
sw.. rekwialna W koSciele Sw. Heleny.
Pr6cz rodzic0w S. p. MACMILLAN Sta
necki pozostawi{ brata szeregowca Ste
fana. Obecnie przebywajacego W obo-
zie Camp Eustfs, Virginia, Piotra, VIA
dyslawa i Romano, braci oraz siostry
Marye. Anne. Helene i Klare.
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MEBLE, piece 4 rome rzeczy domo-
we tanio, musSa bye sprzedane "a
az. 852 N. Ashland ave., W tylnym
donu. 10
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CHLOPC0W DO ZAPASU.

PoTRzEBA kobiet ma krotkie godzi
ny do mycia naczyh. 1859 Milwau-
nee ave.
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Potrzeba G6rnik6w.

do wegla samotnych l zonatych .
familia do Kentucky. Me potrzeba
fiacic ofisowego. Przejazd darmo pc
3 m~iesiacach piracy. 80 8. Canal ul.,
2gie pietro xAN
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BlURA PIRACY.
n. KREUTZER

Najwieksxe Bfuro Piracy.
wiele dziewczst 90 reseau-
rae5 rek ID, dziewczat do pantry.
s,aam table. do sbierania statkow 70
s.e1ahw takze do hotelow. fabryk. pral-
toi Uoh,et ma krotkie godziny. Ovarian
~, dostarczyc wan dobra / stais
prsce: Take mssczy1n n DO rsSssau ray
90 Poh '
Sic loo nj MILWAUKEE AVE. 2Rie pIetro.
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PoTRzEBA stryperek tytoniu. 1874
Holt ul. IL
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PRACA.

POTRzEBA racznych lasters dobra
zaplata. Athletic Shoe Co., 1927
Carroll ave. xxx
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voITn AoIL N 1855 'ssuol MO
.us5e qoAoefndSassu n 2eImeuR
euzou ..EzsoseoIlo YluustzN"
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POTRzEBA kobiety do piracy. stala
praca, moze bye z dzieckiem, do
sprzatania " hoteliku, wiki miesz.
kanie. 688 Milwaukee ave. IL
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PORTZEBA prasownika kant6w -
PREY k~amizelkach. 1886 w. North
ave. ostatnie pietro. 9
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Szesc pokojowe mieszkanie W mu-
domu ma drugiem pietrze
2 frontu, tanio do wynajecia pnr.-
1897 Haddon ave.
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POTRzEBA dziewczat IA do 16 let
mich. Staia praca, dobra sposobnost
do awansu. Kahn and Rosenthal, -
1714 w. Division ul. 6-9-1O
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+
q bolem serca donosimy Ii
moja najukochahsza iona 1 MAJ
ka nasza
S. p.
Maya Kotowska
domu Rybarczyk
Est. Joseph, Mich. Derby
Siostra R6zanca sw. % ROXY, 2
Drzewa, czlonkini Tow. Polek
Matki Boskiej Czest. No. SO 2.
P. R. K, 0ddziaiu 23go sw. Mo-
Mkt, Macierzy Polskiej 1 Dworu
sw. Franeiszka No. $50 Zakenu
Niewiast Katolickich Lesniczych
po' diugiej i ciezkiej chorobie,
pozegnafa sic z tym swiatem, o.
patrzona Sw. Sakramentami, d.
Sgo grudnia, 1918 o godzinie
2 rano, prze5ywszy lat 60.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sro-
de, dnia 11go grudnia, O godzi
ME $3.50 rano, z domu kuzyn-
h, Konstancyi Szefc, pnr. 1855
", Walton ul-, do g6rnego ko-
scio4a Sw- Stanis}awa Kostki, a
stamtad IA cmentarz Sw. Vol
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praSzamy wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W smutku pogra-
zeni:
J6zef Kotowsk, MAJ; Ag-
nieszka, Anna i Marya, c6rki;
Jan Lewandowsk. zieG; Jan
Rybarczyk. brat W Polsce.
Prosimy ME przynosie lad
nych kwiat6w.
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POTRZEBA rzeznika. Frank Kosin-
ski, $500 Buffalo, ave. South Chi
cago. y 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

DO NASZEGO

POTRZEBA
mocnych
dziewczat
| kobiet.
$500 ma p~oczatek
5k dni W tygodniu.
Ofiarujemy dobre pozycye ola Chef
nych / pracowitych dz'ewczat i ko-
blet do naszego departamentu wysy-
lex. .Robota jest lekka, zawijajac to-
val kt6ry bedzie wysyiany poczta
pakunkowa (parcel post) do ma
szych odbiorcow.
Najlepsze warunki piracy.
Szybki awans.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

MA SPRZBDAz l6ika, gotowalnia
(dresser) 1 china closet, tanio. Pra-
vie move, Wolf, 1903 Magnolia av.
IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
REZPIATNE STANOWE
BIURO STRECZEN.
CONVENIENT FREE EMPLOY
MENT OFFICES)
1897 Augusta ui. blizko
Milwaukee Ave.
2S75 w. 22ga ul.
2S75 w. 22ga ul.
1 Si4l Lincoln ave.

ma do rozdania tysiace zatrudnieh
.vszslkiego rodzaju robotnikom 1 RE-
mieslniKom, tax m~ezczyznom jak 1
sonietom, tax W Chicago jak 1 poza
miastem. Obsiuga zupeinie tezpiat--
ma tax ola pracodawc6w jak 1 ola
nc;zukujacych praee. Niema zadnych
satarFow robotniczych W miejscah,
.dzie to biuro streczy prace. Zgia-
sza. sie mozla pod powyzszym adre-
sem osobiScie cd gooziny 8 rano do 4
popoiudniu. wieczorem cd 6 do 3.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

$3.50 KUPI nowy mahoniowy fono-
graf, $125, u4ywany tylko 6 miesie-
cy, jak nowy. grajacy wszystkie re-
kordy / inne bargains. National Pia-
TO and Talking Machine Co. Room
610 - II N. Wabash ave., naroz-
mix Madison ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

GROSERNIA 1 skiad delikates6w-
$3.50 kupl jezeli zaraz, 'l6j starry.
ustalony interes, obok rzeani. Dobry
interes got6wka, dobre u~rzadzenie,
swiety zapas, warte podw6jnie. Nj,
gdy ME zmieniaIo wiasciciela. 1872
w. Chicago ave., blisko Central PIX
ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND co.
Homan ave. / Arlington ul.
l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

\ q bolem serca donosimy IL
moja najukochahsza iona / mat
Ia nasza
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-27
THIRTY TO EIGHTY PER
 CENT ON NET INCOMES

Washington July 26.--The gradu- ated excess profits tax of from 90 to 50 per cent on net income beyond exemptions practically was adopted today in final form by the house ways and means committee, thereby ratifying the tentative agreement reached yesterday. Adjournment was taken by the committee until Mon day when taxation of luxuries, esti- mated by the treasury as capable of raising $2OO0, 100000 will be consid- cred.
 Complaints or inequalities to the treasuries and to the committee are expected to he remedied by the com mittee's action today in reporting a section of the present revenue law. The effect will be that the excess profits tax under the pending bill will not apply to individuals and partner ships but only to corporations. In