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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

FOR RENT-TWO FURNlSHED
 rooms, with private family. 1AI AIl modern conveniences. Address "E.
 A." c. Graphic. 4-zo-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

men within easy walking distance of city. Phone 2087 or call at 523
 west Sixth. 4-21-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

ED TO BUY-UnGerground
 he tank; state capacity, l how long ill use. A. B. C.,
 Graphic. 4-1S6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

EJss FINISliERS S-Experien-
 steady employment; Gparan- knimum $25 week; can make
 Wire acceptance at our ex-
 Superior Mfg. & Sup. Co.,, Auis Mo. 4-20-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

\ MOVED MY MEAT MARKET sixth and Main street, next |s stand at 720 Main street, next |to Halls grocery. l will ap. ete your patronage here as
 and endeavor to sell only the est and best meats. T. H. Cald-
 telephone 546. 4-3-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

FOR RENT-TO COUPLE WITHOUT children nicely furnished three room
 apartment. Reference requlred;, Ap- afo 4-26-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27
CT, AS SPEED
 W A N I . Bring Results-Try One

! houses. C. Ray Monk Realt5. Co.,, office 1919 West Sixth avenue.
 Phone 1125 or 731. 4-20-d12t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

h,-A first class janitor. fhaya good recommendations
 ] wiling to work, good pay. knt Y, M. C. A. Fifth avenue |.;n street 4-20d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

EXPOSITION AS BOOK E; familiar with commercial
 hts; not subject to draft. Ref
 B furnished. Address " A. G. " Graphic. 4-17-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

I MACHINE REPAIRED p Aes s.;l, no difference what is Sst m,eh m,e1l your sewing machine ii .1' o make you have, it can be re- roun;,, un short notice by our ex- l;epaif man, w. F. Brewer. s'es In stock for any make of |son 2 Just us, Telephone 4O5.
 'A ~ Webb Furniture Co.,.
 I 4-24-1m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

FOR RENT-TWO PARTLY fuIaA,, ished rooms in good location: cail
 141S for particulars. 4-14ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27
FOR SALE

ai,EEWe have all kinds of ue' them alive at the river.
 4-2776t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27
Spot cotton quiet; middiing 2S.
ton Seed OH.

Cotton Seed Oil. New York, April 2G.-Cotton seed oil May 1925 asked
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

two ,,1 To }, colored people, sev- ks, nr;ea e ,.rree-room Bungalow easb' Iee ne, nom s4oo to $s5o. Us shoa, oa'ance s1o per month.
 sAow you one of these
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

FOR RENT-ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping; every convenlehce'
 also rooms for one or two gentle'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

9sa;LaE-MAXWELL s;a ROAD l. llfst class condition. Riley Se, 9es Ill Main Street. Tele-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

|RocEE SETTING EGGS, BAR h) Sfalcken, lwinter laying bens pelGre w;l1 breaking up breed hio. Y; D, A. A. Brenke, 1O2
 one 1ooo. 4-24-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-27

1 mv m lo st.;s GO TO WAR WILL (ct' SerlpRed coa J;s! Ford cheap; in bn 1oo1 or1onqitlon. Richard
 'iAol W. 9th St. Tel. 596. . 4-24-6t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
SPORT.
MAzUR VS.. BORAS VS.. sOsNOW.
SKI o PIERWSZENSTWO KILL.
Blu Observation-Disclosures
w TENNIS.

Dzisiaj popoludniu W parku Eek
hart'a PREY ulicach' Noble i Chicago
trzech najlepszych graczy W tennisa
z klubu atletycznego Polsko-Amery--
~kahskiego, PIP. Mazur, BoraS i Sos
nowski, staja do ostatniej kolejki O
szampionat klubowy. Dotychczas, sa-
dzac z rezultat6w rozgrywek poprzed
nich, Stach Mazur prezentuje sic maj
lepiej z trzech, najprowdopodobniej
ME bedzie sic bardzo wytezaI W wal
ce dzisiejszej O medal zfoty.
Stasiek Boras I Edek Sosnowski
stoja ma r6wnie 1 jesli sic spotkaja
W jednej z rozgrywek bedzie to kon-
test bardzo Interestingly. Obaj ,,eK--
perez" Boras jak 1 Sosnowski maja
zupe}nie odrebne eposoby grania l
dopiero dis pokaze sic kt6ry jest
lepszy.
Komitet atletyki klubu Polsko-A-
merykahskiego uprasza szanowna pu
blicznosG O liczna obecnoSt ma SIAM
piohskich r~ozgrywkach Champion
ship sets); W ten spos6b MONA po-
pierat polska atletyke. Wstep wolny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13

Gdy wszyscy zebrali sic ma sail
PAM Zarnowiecka poprosiia zajac
miejsca prey stole, ably wsp6lnie spo-
zyG kolacye smaczna a nawet bardzo
pr~zyrzadzona przez mistrza sztuki
kulinarnej p. Lenarda. Gdy kolacya
luz by}a ma ukonczeniu pan Zarno--
wiecki przem6wii pare slow, proszac
ma mistrza toast6w p. M. Perfow--
skiego. czIonka Komitetu Obywatel-
skiego. P. Periowski po kilku sio--
wach wstepnych poprosi} ma pierWsze
go mowce ]. Przyprawe, in~spektora
Armii Polskiej. Poczem przemawiali
druhna Wisiak, H. Lokahski, redak-
tor Dziennika Zwiazkowego, PAM
Neuman, prezeska zwiazku Polek'
parma E. Napieralska, sekrtarka wv.
Polek, p. i. NJ. Nowak, sekretarz no
mitetu Obywatelskiego prezes Gml-
nv mr.. 3 q. N. p, DR.. Balcerzak, p.
Godlewski, p. Lesnicki, W. GraboW-
ski, redaktor Dziennika ZwiazkoWe-
90 / druh Lubicz, prezes Gniazda So
ko{6w Mr.. 2-gi.
WHOLESOME mowy byly bardzo ser
deczne, kazdy zegnaf ~przy1acleia bu-
jakiewicza z uznaniem ola niego "a
jego patryotyzm / 7gaoszenie sic do
: Armii Polskiej ma Jew naszej Ojczyz-
ny. P. LokahskA kt6ry przemaWiaf
dwukrotnie, uca1owsl-ochotnika Bu-
jakiewicza, W dow6d uznania n jego
prace ma niwie spoiecznej, jake daw-
nego kolege po piorze a obecnie ia
ko dzielnego Polaka, DO ochotnika
Armii Polskiej.
Prey zakohczeniu PAM z%arnowiec-
ka ~doreczyia panu Bujakiewiczowi
zegarek zoinierski jake skromny u
pominek cd zebranych.
Pomimo, re pozegnanie wczoraj--
see p~rzeciagnelo sic do dose poznej
pory, jednakz kazdy chetnie siedziaf
do konca, wysiuchujac przem6wieh i
po4egnat jake byly wygiaszane
przez osoby w~spomniane powyzej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
Polegnanle OchotnIka ArmlI
PoISklsj pana BujakieWieza.

Wczoraj wiecz6r W sail r~estaura-
cyl Wawel zebralo sic liczne iowa
rzystwo przyjaci6} l znajomych ably
pozegnac og6lnie znanego l lubiane-
go pracownika ma niwie narodowej
obyw. stefana Bujakiewicza, kt6ry
chociaz W podesziym wieku, czuje
sic miodo i wstapK jake ochotnik do
Armii Polskiej. Pan Bujakiewicz wy
jezdza do obozu Kosciuszki W dniu
Is lipea II. W przyez}y poniedzialek,
razem z gronem ochotnikow, kt6rzy
ida tam gdzie ich Ojczyzna wzywa.
Pan Bujakiewicz powinien pos}uiyc
"a przykiad tym wielu, ktorzy pomi-
mo, re So miodzi / ME maja zadnych
obowiazk6w, a jednakle widocznie So
tchorzami / VIOLA nosi6 miano. ,,sla--
sker6w" jak wstapic do Armii Pol
skiej. To tez siusznie p. Przyprawa,
Inspector Armii Polskiej, W przemo'
vie swell zaznaczy}, Re CT wfasnie
,,slackerzy" wykrecaja sic jak moga
cd wstapienia do Armii podajac ME-
raz jako powody, najrozmaitsze PREY
czyny mniej wiecej take ma jake p.
Bujakiewicz mogiby sic powo}ywat,
jednak on zostawia wszystko l idzie
by walczye O wolnost niepodlegiost
naszeJ Ojczyzny Polski.
Pozegnanie wczorajsze mialo cha
rakter nadzwyczaj %serdeczny l jeste'
smy pewni, re wszyscy, ktorzy tam
byli opuscili sale restauracyi Wawel
- zadowoleni - unoszac z SODA to
mile wrazenie prawdziwte serdeczne-
go nastroju jaki tam panowai wsr6d
zebranych.
Wsr6d obecnych ma pozegnaniu "a
uwazylisny: Pahstwo Preys, zarno-
wieckich, Majewskich, Grabowskich,
Panic Neuman, E. Na~pieralska, Koz-
lowska, Baranowska, ~Jaworowska,
Wolf, WHSLE, F. Napieralska, Dziel7
ska, Pan6w H. Setmayera, Lokah-
skiego, Giese, Kulesze. Lubicza, o.
rzarzewskiego, Chmielewskiego, Co.
dlewskiego, schreibera, M. Periow--
skiego Kukuike, L. NJ. Nowaka, DR..
Balcerzaka, Rybowiaka, Rogowskie-
go, Le5nickiego, Przyprawe, Kfzywo-
nosa / Kwiatkowskiego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
Extra!Extra!
sic Koniowcom do Skory.

,Rekord Codzienny' z Detroit donosi pod data 11go b. M:
CLEVELAND, Q, II. Ipca. - w rezultacie starannego pre-
gladania kolumn pism obcojezycznych, aresztowano tn dzisiaJ pie
cu redaktorow, oskarzonych o pogwaicenie prawa znoszenia sic z
nieprzyiacielem prawa szpiegowskiego. Aresztowanymi So: STA
ca mieiski redaktor ukrai1skiego pisma ,ROBITNYK" / S. II.
Miller, redaktor pisma menonickiego, w Sugar Greek, On. Oskar-'
zenie o pogwaicenie prawa znoszenia sic z nieprzyjacielem w wy
padku z northumberland polskiem ukrainskiem jest oparte ma ME
przedksadaniu wfadzom pocztowyn prawdziwych tomaczen publ
kowanych ~artyku8ow.
Przypisek Redakcyi: JesteSmy przekonani, re aresztowanie
Dangla nastapilo ME z Powodu uznoszenia sic Z nieprzyjaclelem
wierzymy, re trudnosci techniczne ME pozwalalyby obecnie temu
flarowi austryackiej oryentacyi ma tego rodzaju siuzbe ola naJJaS-
rlejszego pana; raczej przypuszczamy, re jestto tylko wypelnienie
zaoowiedzi, re wladze tolerowac ME beda dalszego kretactwa Ko-
niowc6w, gdy ich organizacyi polecono zmienic poltyke. Dang1el
- typowy ,lotrzyk prasowy" ME sluchaf przestrogi ME zamiLkl
jak n. p. chicagoskie organy posko-austryackie broil daleJ
i dlatego... ,dosta{ sic w trubel!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
KONTESTY ZAPOWIEDZIANE Ma
JUTRO.
City League.

Albany Parks | RomeoS ma Kimball
| Wilson ave.
Jake Stalls | Ciceros ma As ct. | 12tej
ulicy.
DOdger Trainings w Hammond.
Ideals W Chicago Heights.
Hospital Corps, i Great Lakes, W
Aristo parku. .
Alvernos i Ord Regiment, Great Lakes
ma 42-giej i Chicago ave.
LIGA CHICAGOSKA.
Great Wakes W Garden City.
Ensign School W Logan Square.
Galligan- Magnets W Joliet.
Rogers Parks W Kenosha.
Quartermaster's Department. -
Great Lakes - W Normal Park.
Camp Grant W Beloit. (Dzis 1 ju-
troy.
Union Giants W Michigan City.
American Giants W Garden City
Park. (Dzis).
American Giants l A. B. G. "
Schorling's Park.
iNTERCITY LIGA.
American Giants / A. B. G.. W
Schorling's Parku.
American Giants W Garden City,
(Dzis).
Cubans W Muncie.
Chicago Giants W Benton Harbor.
Traeger Colts i serums PREY Har-
lem ave. 1 lei ul.
Schuette Coils I Holy Name ma De
Paul boisku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
POLAK ZWYCIEzA W FORT sHER,
TDAN.

w onegdajszym turnieju piesciarzy
z obozu Wuja Sauna, zwyciezyl take
Polak. Nalewaj, czlonek kompanil
C" 1920 pu{ku piechoty. Nalewaj
pokonai plesciarza Thomasa z kompa'
nil C" 1920 .pulku. Walka ia ogra-
niczena byla do trZech stare.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
re SPRAW
Armii Polskiei
WE FRANCYI
We FRANCYI

OnegdajSza nasza notatka o pew
mem t~Owarzystwie, kt6re przedsawie-
mia ma dOeh6d glOdnych urzadzalO, a
dochOdu tego powiada, 70 ME Odda,
DO ME vie, czy W Polsce So glodni,
Odnosi sic do t~Owarzyswa ,,Promien".
UmieSciliSmy ia ma prOsbe niekt6rych
czlOnk0w, kt6rzy widH, 70 tax sic rO-
bic ME godzi.
Przedwczoraj az piee ION zlozylo
pisemne Eozwolenie ma wstapienie
swych MEOW W szeregi Armii Pol
skiej.
Dzisiaj rano wladze federalne 2
Duluth, MINI. przyslaiy do naszego
Centrum kilkunasu ,,slakierow', are
sztOwanych W tamtem mieScie W raj
die, dokonanym ma tych, kt6rzy cd
sluzby wojskowej / cd piracy sic uchy-
laja. W poniedzialek wyjada oni do
obozu KoSciuszki W Kanadzie.
Wszyscy ochotnicy o~djezdzajacy do
obozu W poniedzialek dnia 15go b.
m. maja sic stawi6 W Centrum No. 2
o godz. $50 punktualnie, skad tram
wajami udadza sic do koSciOia sw.
Jozefa ma Town Of Lake. Poniewaz
Jest to znaczny hawai- drogi, dlatego
potrzeba, by kazdy ochotnik by4
wczeSnie W Centrum.
W poniedzialek po n~abozenstwie /
obiedzie ochotnik6w W paraffi sw.
J6zefa u Y. CholewiGskiego, odbe--
die sic wielka parada automobile
wa z ochotnikami i go$tmi po dziel-
nicy Town of Lake, nastepnie utica
mi tamtejszesmi do miasta i po mie-
seize. Orchestra p~rzygrywac bedzie ma
specyalnie przyrzadzonym duzym aU-
tomobiIu. Kiikadzfesiat automobil6w
obowiazali sic dostarczyc tamtejsi o.
bywatele zupeinie bezinteresownie.
W p~oniedzialek odjedzie do obozu
przeszlo stu ochonik6w. Widac. re
mIodziez nasza coraz wiecej nabiera
zrozumienia, re praw swoich z kara
binem W reku dochodzit powinniSmy.
Wczoraj odbyiy sic diva wspaniate
wiece, ma ktorych przemawiai orga-
nizator Krzywonos: Jedep o godz. y
W po}udnie W fabryce Western E
lectric", drugi po poludniu pred IA
bryka Deeringa.
Wieczorem ma ~posiedzeniu Tow.
,.Tysiac Walecznyc'' gr. z. N. P. pre-
mawial s~ierzant Stachowicz.
We czwartek odwiedzil Centrum
No. >. czlonek Polskiego Komitetu
Narodowego W Paryzu pan Maryan
Seyda, kt6remu t~owarzyszyli kapitan
P. KIeczkowski, bawiacy chwilowo
W Chicago i porucznik Mroczewski,
towarzysz podr6zy pana Seydy. Panu
Seydzie nadzwyczaj podobaio sic u
rzadzenie biura Centrum No. 2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
Wiecej wojsk Alanckich jest w drodze do poanocseI Rosyi DO
nosi correspondent Universal Service"
AUsTRYAcY w HAN1EBNEJ Uc1EczcE.

LoNDYN. 1s. Gpca. Austryackie SHY W Albanii doznafy
strasznej kleski i cofaja sic ma caej lnii miedzy jeziorern Ochrlda
a morzem Adrvatyckiem. Elbasan mad rzeka Skumbi jest zagrozo-
. r6vniez busgarska arnia kofo Monastyu znajduje sic W ME
bezpieczehstwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
OSTATNIE T~ELEGRAMY.
ME zYJE.

AMSTERDAM, 13. Ipca- - Marszaiek polny Hindenburg u
mari - pisze .Les-Nouvelles' gazeta francuska w Hadze. Smierc
jego mia}a nastapie wskutek ataku epilpetycznego W g4owneJ kwa-
terze w Spa, w Belgii, podczas gwaftownej dyskusyi marszafka z
cesarzem Wilhelmem. w ciagu ostatnich szesclu mleslecy clagfe
krazy1y pogSoski 0 smierci marszaika Hindenburga, Zrazu mowlo-
no, re Jest chory i ME moze kerowac wiecej armia niemiecka, w
czem wyrecza go g}owny kwatermistz general Ludendortt. Poz-
nei gfoszono, re cierpi ma nerwowa chorobe, to znowu ma tytus, to
wreszcie, re zas1abi ma umySle a w zwiazku re stanem jego zdro-
via dodawano zawsze, re jest w niezgodzie z cesarzem Wilhelmem
ma punkcie ofensywy n~iemieckiej ma zachodzie. w chwii wybuchu
wojny Hindneburg byf juz ma pensyi, ale poruczono mu wypraco-
wanie i podjecie Rampant przedwko Rosyanom w Prusach wseho-
dncih: general Hindenburg zada{ stanowcza kleske armii rosyJsk1eJ
pod Tannenbergiem, Ia co mianowany zostaf marszafkiem polnyn'
Staf ma czele sill niemieckich ma wschodnim froncie az do 80 sler-
pnia 1916 roku, kiedy to zrobiono 60 naczelnym wodzem ma meJ-
see generafa Falkenhayna. Wtedy to general Ludendorff, sect STA
bu wschodniej armii PREY Hindenburgu, zosta} prawa reka mar
sza}ka. iako generalny kwatermistrz. Hindenburg skonczyi 70 lat
zycia dnia 28go wrzesnia 1917 roku.
ARMIA ALIANToW w ROSY.
LONDYN. IS. ipca. - Znaczne SHY Aliantow wyladowaiy ma
murmanskiem wybrzezu strzega liii kolejowei do Petrogradu'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-13
ARMIA ALIANToW w ROSYI.

LONDYN. 13. ipca. - Znaczne silly Aiantow wyladowaay ma
murmanskiem wybrzezu strzega linii kolejowei do P~etrogradu'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27
FALLS DOWN; WELLS HIS LEG
rs BROKEN; FOOLS PUBLIC

John Sowa, who gives his address
as Hotel De Vile, fell i'll front of
Neri's cafe on East Main street yes
terday afternoon and was taken to the
New Britain General hospital In the
police ambulance. 1t was first thought
that he had a broken leg but this
morning his condition is reported as
improved and there is little fear that
any bones 'vero broken. Sowa was
walking along the street, and STUN
bling, fell to the sidewalk. He shout
ed that his leg was broken and by
ISLANDERS called for the police am bu-
lance to have him removed to the
hospital.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27
CITY ITEMS

Liberty Ministries at the Firemen's
II IL New Years eve.--advt
6Adolph Swanson of Osgood avenue
s complained to the police that
income in his neighborhood has
len discharging firearms. The dis
Aarging of the firearms he claims,
IS given his neighbors considerable
hrs for their lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Willard of
.rdner, Mass, are visiting their
lighter, Mrs. Earl Burdick of 618
lnley street.
You'll do better at Wilson's Sale.
advt.
e. w. Sharp, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
tward Sharp, of Maple street, has
me to- Hot Springs, Arkansas. for
keral months. He is with Instructor
Prton, who is in charge of golf at
b Shuttle Meadow club in this city.
Il. Norton generally spends the win
months on golf links in the South
Il West, and this year he was accom-
#nied by Mr.. Sharp. They will re-
IN to this city next summer.
Miss Doris Freeman left this morn
V for Troy, N. Y, where she will
bnd some time visiting relatives.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27
RESIGNS AFTER IL YEARS.
John T.. Wright, Postwar, Going Into
Grocery Business for Himself.

John E. Wright, for the past II
years one of the regular force of mail
carriers at the postoffice, during most
of which time he has been on an east
end beat, resigned his position on
Christmas day and will go into bust
ness for himself. Mr.. Wright has
purchased the store at the corner of
Pleasant and Stanley streets formerly
run by S. M. Fucker and will open up
for active business tomorrow
Mr.. Fucker, who is identified with
his brother in the furniture business,
is to devote his entire time to that
work
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27
REFUSES Pigs FEET
FOR MONDAY MEAL
Nothing Else on Menu, So Cossack
Beats Up His Wife

yesterday was second day Christ
mas and my wife refused to cook any,
thing 80 we had an argUmen t," Wal
ter Cossack said this morning to
Judge James T. Meskill in e1plana-
ton of his actions yesterday at his
home Cossack was arrested on COM
plant by officer Denis Nealon on a
charge Of beating his wife. He had
not worked during the day and was
out celebrating the Polish holiday
and. becoming drunk, went home and
caused trouble.
Officer Nealon received a com plant
yesterday morning from a neighbor
of Cossack's that he had just given
his wife a beating. Neighbors inter-
vened and saved Mrs. Cossack. When
the officer went to the home the hus-
band had made his exit. In the after
noon he returned and asked his wife
for his dinner. Mrs. Cossack refused
to cook his dinner for him and, as he
refused to eat pigs feet, which she
had secured for him, another argu-
ment followed and the neighbors
were again called in. officer Nealon
went to the house and made the ar
rest. Cossack works steadily and has
fore. The couple have two children.
Judge Meskill ordered the case placed
in charge of Probation officer Con-
nelly.
'EAfter Christmas" JubileeS.
Bruno Slavonia was also celebrating
secondary Christmas in a Hartford
avenue saloon with three friends. One
of his friends was very noisy and, as
the proprietor of the cafe, Edward
Greenstein, was about to put him out,
Slavonia jumped on him. Another
friend then kicked a $25 plate glass
window through and the trio made
their exit. Slavonia was not success
full in getting away and was held for
the police. Officer Rival made the ar
rest and a fine of $40 and costs was
imposed.
Autofst Is Discharged.
Judge Meskill dismissed charges
against Morris Becker, driver for the
Wise, Smith company Of Hartford,
who was charged with passing q
standing. trolley car on West Main
street last Saturday. Officer Theodore
Wagner made the arrest at the re-
quest of Conductor Renick, in charge
of the incoming 1922 Plainville trolley
car, which car, it was alleged, Becker
passed with total disregard to traffic
rules. It developed that Becker had
fulfilled the requirements of the law
by coming to a dead stop within ten
feet of the rear of the car and then
proceeding slowly.
No License, Pays Fine.
Alexander Papalino, driver for L.
49, Il
this morning for operating a motor
vehicle without drivers license.
Papalino was arrested by Traffic
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27
S. OF ST. GEORGE OFFICERS

The following are the officers
Ected by the Sons of st. George for
ensuing year: Worthy president,
ward Sharp; worthy vice-president,
e. Church: worthy secretary, A. A.
my; worthy treasurer, G. e. What
4 L; worthy messenger, @. H. Wig
sworth; worthy assistant messen-
!, John WalmsIey; worthy assistant
Fretary, James Hall; worthy chap
Rn, A. P. Marsh; inside sentinel, A.
aw; outside sentinel, &c. H. Clark
r; trustee for six months, A. P.
rsh.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27
JEWISH SERVICE TONIGHT.

Fervices will be conducted by the
aggregation Beth Ell in the Talmud
.rah Hall this evening at o'clock.
eture by Rabbi Reuben Kaufman
the subject of Jewish National
ghts''. All are cordially invited.
|5cussion Will follow. The Hebrew
baking society will meet at 9 P. Nj.
i s organization will gladly accept
yone DESTROYS of learning CONVEX
sior4al Hebrew. Children's services
be conducted Saturday morning
8 with a sermonette by the rabbi.
Ahday school, Sunday morning at
\ 0. Teachers training class, at ~
bn ,on Sunday. Choir and orches-
rehearsal, Sunday afternoon at
10. Prizes will be awarded to the
ritoriovs pupils, Sunday morning.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27

Supervisor Clarence Lamphere this
morning following a number of COM
plants that the man was driving a
car without a license. Papalino has
been driving the car for about two
weeks and had not made application
for a license, as he thought his en-
ployer would look after it, he said.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27

Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
Because of its tonic and laxative effect
LAXATIVE BROMO QUINLNE (Tab-
lets) can be taken by anyone without
causing nervousness or ringing in the
head. There is only one "Bromo
Quinine." E. w. GROVES signature
on the box. soc.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-27
|HANGEs AT~THE WILSON co.

The Wilson Co. has plans for ex-
lsive alterations for their store IN
" hall. The layout has been de-
ned by the efficiency expert of the
md Rapids Showcase company to
e care of their rapidly increasing
illness. The department heads have
langed the semi-annual sale with
SO changes in view.