davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
Ruch " %TOWarystWach.

- Wszystkim Towarzystwom bio
racym udziai W manifestacyjnym wy
marszu 2 dzielnicy Bridgeport dale
sic do wiadomosci, re zbornym miej-
seem jest sail I'm. Adama Mickiewi-
CA, 3S0S-10-12 So. Morgan ul. Bio
racy udzial W wymarszu winni sic sta
vic W sail wyzej wymienionej o 60
dzinie 9tej rano, skad pc sformowa-
niu sic udamy do sail Pulaskiego -
gdzie sic ~przyiaczymy do 2giej dywi-
zyi. - NJ. Swiatkowski, sekr. A. Wi
%sniewski, przewodniczacy.
Re Stan.
BACZNOSC TOW. LOBZOW1ANIE.
- w niedziele, dnia 8. marca r. b..
o godz. 10tej rano many wszyscy
zebrac sic w sail posiedzen. skad wy
ruszymy do Coliseum w sprawie WIFE
cia udziaiu W manifstacyi przyjecia
zjez6zajacego sic generalnego STA
bI armii polskiej do Chicago. - S.
Peszynski, PREF; Ed. w. Zalewski,
sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
" spraHle $Wleconego Ola zo|ierzy'
oDEz W.
POLKI!

Nd LJeLuLC W O"0 S
Komitct6w Pan zgodzlo sic pracowat pod wsp6lna cgida naszego
Komitctu Komisyi Wojskowej, oprocz tego 81 koick Stowarzy-
szeh Polek ME majacych OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ma ZJezdzie zgfosHo
sic do apclu.
stanowimy luz sile. kt6ra pozwata chyba rozpoczac pracs ma SEE
roka skale.
pierwsza TAXA prac2. do kt6rcj pozwalamy sobic wczwat Was
drogic rodaczki naszc. MECH bedzie wyslanic do Francyi:
~sWIECoNEGo OLA POLSKICH zOLNIERZY.
zgodnic I ostatnio otrzymanemi danemi bedzie nam potrzeba
Dwadziescia Tysecy Prezentow, kt6rc musimy mice gotowc ma
15go Narca. Prezcnt kazdy skladac sic bedzic Z papieros6w, mydia'
cukierk6w parry sEarPetek.
Bv paczki te zrobc iednakowe wyslaG je jednoczcsnie, propo-
nujcmy p~rzystapic do wprowadzcnia W Gym tego projektu W ma
stepuiacv spos6b: Kazdy Komtct badz samodzielne badz Z po-
moca Komitetu ObywatelskieGo miejscowych towarzyStw z0ic-
re pcwna sumo ~pieuiedzy oaz peNna ioSc par skarPetek / wySie
wszystko pod adresem naszym najPozniej do bgo Marca. Even
tualnic jedna para skarpetck $lOO, albo $3.50 bez skarpetek be-
die uwazana "a jedcn prezcnt. DO "a got6wke zakupi sic hurtow-
ME czego bedze potrzcba.
Kazdy Komitet MECH sic do tego zastosuje wyslc ma PREY
kiad 5000 30 par skarpetek. Tub $3.50 ma wszystko, oraz ~
powinszowan wielkanocnych tel treSci:
.Weso{ego Aleluja! Zwyciestwa mad wrogiem wejscia ]ak mai
predict w granice Wolnej zjednoczonej Polsi zyczy C. zoanie-
rzu Polski, Konitet Polek w.......... (adres)'"'''' I proS' 0
zawiadomienic rstownic o otrzymaniu Paczki.'
Komitet nasz nabedzie wszystkie potrze0ne waterway zaPa'
krie vvSIe ma vlasny koszt do Francyi. ogfosi w swoim czasle
pokwitowanie. oprocz tego napewno mnostwo obdarowanych, IL
stownie podziekuje ofarodawczyniom.
POLKI! Tcraz jest czas woJenny, decydoWac trzeoa zara1
dzialat szybko.
Panic naszc W pracy ola zolniezra polskiego wykaza}y duly
patryotyzm. jesteSmy przckonani, re odezwa nasza ME przeorzmi
bcz echa.
Pamietajcic, re my$my tn wszyscy we wzglednym dostatku'
wiec nasi chlopcy musza mice dowod pamieci tam "a morzem w
dzien Zmartwychwstana Panskiego.
Dwadziescia tysiecy dolarow dwadziescia tysiecy skarpetek
potrzebujenpy, by wystaG do Francyi. Dwadziescia tysieey prezen-
tow ola Armii Polskiej ma swiecone.
Czy bedzie choc jeden Komitet Polek, czy znajdzie sic w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych choG jedna matka, iona Tub narzeczona. ko-
raby odmowila wsp6ludzialu W tel piracy?
Jestcsmy przekonani, re ME!
A vice czekamy ma pieniadze ~skarpetki.
Adres ola ist6w penedzy: PAM Helena Paderewska'
Hotel Gotham,
55th Str, cor Fifth Ave.
New York City.
Adres ma paczki: Polish Army Committee, 40 E. 4S Str,
New York, City.
Skarpetki prosimy wysiac w mniejszych paczkach, ale przez
Parcel Post, to predict przyjdzie.
HELENA MoDRzEJEwsKA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01

stow i d~okumentow, firmy RE
zalniane ME stawialy silnej opo-
zycyi, az dopiero gdy agcnci usi-
lowali dostac sic do wnetrza skar
bca adv. Veedera: Wtedy Wee
der udai sic do sadu. Sedzil
federalny Lands rozkazai mu, a
zeby skarbiec sw6j otworzyf ola
agentow federalnych, lecz sad a
pelacyjny nietylko innq decyzye
wydai, ale nawet zakazaf komi-
syi ~federalnej korzystania Z tych
dokumentow, kt6re sic juz w jej
posiadaniu znajdowRiy. Wobec
tego komisya zglasza sic do kon-
gresu pc dodatkow9 wladze.
Adv. Vceder wyslal wczoraj
dc Waszyngtonu kilka dcpcsz te-
legraficznych, co dowodzi, &c be-
die w imicniu firm rzezalnia-
nych przcz ludzi we Waszyngto-
ME oponowa} udzieleniu dodatko
wei w}adzy komisyi fcderalncj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
ZAWIADOlHENIE.

Zawiadamia sic Polskich Kupcow i
przemysiowcow W Cragin, re z powo-
Gu wymarszu do Coliseum. posiedze-
ME odbedzie sic niedziele nastep-
ma ii. logo marca, o godzinie 1880
2opoludniu, W hall parafialnej. -
Jan Remus, prezes; Jan Krypel, So
kretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
VEEDER WYSYLA DEPE-
SEE DO WASZYNGTONU.

H. Veeder, adwokat firmy
Swift and Co., wyslaf wczoraj de
pesze do Waszyngtonu jake pier
wszy krok we walce przeclw
prosbie p. Heneya W imieniu fede
ralnej komisyi handlowej o do
datkowa wladze W Sledztwie pre-
civ rzezalniom. Depesze tie wy
slal do: senatora c. A. Culber-
soma, przewod. komitetu sadow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
ARMOUR SKARzY S1E MA
HENEY'A.

]. Ogden Armour, prezes nal
wiekszej z firm rzezalnlanych'
wczoraj wydat oSwiadczenle, w
ktorem sic zali, re p. Heney pro-
wadzi pred egzsminatorem tede
ralnym przesluchy, ma ktorych fir
nv rzezalniane ME Sa reprezen-
towanc. Utrzymujc, re p. He
nev stara sic w falszywem Swic-
tie przedstawic usilowania rzadd
! firm rzezalnianych zastosowa-
MA specyfikacyi miesnych do po-
trzeb nowozytnych. Wskaz"Je,
&c dawne specyfikacye So pre-
znaczone ola armii, majaceJ
10000 ludzi. Armour zali
sic. re p. Heney widzi w tych
zmianach osobisty eel firm. P.
Armour w koncu zapewnia ,,ka-
zdego OLGA i kazda matke, ktorzy
maia synow w armii, re firmly
lego dostawia i zawsze bedzle do
stawiaia tylko najlepsze produk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01

zajmie zbieraniem fundusz6w / re-
krutacya. Vice ten ma sic odbyG W
przyszla Srode, dnia 6. marca, o go
dzinie 1880 wieczorem W sail Del
berg, AZ n. Broadway str, Aurora,
III
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
Cmina 41-sza Bacznosc'

Dclcsaci Gminy 41-szej Il. \ r. O
r.z czIonkowie wszyStkich grup teJ|e
powinni wziac udziaf jak naJllcznieJ-
sly W m%anifestacyi kt6ra sic odbedzle
" nrzyszla n~iedziclc, celem przy1ecia
Nisvi Woiskowej Armii Polskiej we
Francvi, oraz p. ]. PaderewskleSo' IT,
prezentanta Polskiego Rzadu Narodo-
wero w Amerycc. M~anifestacye te u
rzadza organizacya amerykahska Ma
tional Security League" W kooperacyl
= Komitetem Polskim, kt6re reprezeh-
tuie wszystkic zrzeszenia polskie W
Chicago.
Program dnia togo sklada sic z po-
chodu. dalej masowej demonsrfacyl w
Coliseum popoludniu, oraz przyJecla
w botelu Morrison, kt0re sic odDedzic
wieczorem.
Bilety do Coliseum MONA o'rzymac
bezplatnie oil: u oh. f. Porzuczka' phr.
o117 No. Robey ILL.,, u OBJ. F. kordeckie-
90. DIZZY rogu Lubbock i Hoyne ave. w
sobote i w nicdziele do poiudnia.
TAX samo zapraszamy Szan. Braci ma
przviecie kt0re sic odbedzie wieczorem
w botelu Morrison W Sr0dmiesciu. Ce-
ma biletu cd osoby 81. Mona je r'byc
cd D. J. Weddy, cziOnka komitetu wy
konawczego, w Banku Polskim, r0g
Milwaukee ave. i Division ul.
Z pozdrowieniem,
J6zef ~PaIczynski, prezes;
Konst. Kostrzewski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
z PRZESLUCHOW w SPRA-
VIE FIRM RE


We "N6OtuJ'EN
chach pred egzaminatorcm fc-
deralncj komisyi handlowcj, p
B. NJ. Manly, p. +. ]. Hcney, adj
wokat komisyi, przcdlozyl dodat
kowe dokumenta, wykazujace, &c
istniejc porozumienie pomledzy
firmami rzezalnianemi - Armou
"a. Swifta, Wilsona, Morrisa /
Cudahy'ego W sprawic rzado-
wych dostaw miesa. Take wy
jawi} szczegoly w sprawic zebra
MIA funduszu w sun1ic $5O0,O0o
ma zwalczanie zaburzei robotni
czych w Kansas City przez Ii,
my rzezalniane. Odczytaf TAX
re listy, proponujace zmiane w
miesnycll specyfikacyach rzadu
wych, oraz wyjawiajace inne Sc
krety firm rzezalnianych.
Kilku rzeznikow, t. j. waaSci-
cieli drobiazgowych SHADOW mis
sa, zeznawaio wczoraj pred e.
gzaminatorem, re So ma laSce wiel
kich finn rzezalnianych i re vie
lu z Mich bedzie Z interesoW
swych wysadzonych wskutek ci9
giego kurczenia sic zyskow.
P. Heney oSwiadczy}, re ceny
tahszych miesiw poszly w gore
O 80 procent, skoro firmy odkry-
ly, ze NIGGA mieso to sprzedawac
rzadowi ola armii,
P. Heney takze zdemaskowai
Everetta C. Browna, ktory napi-
sal list otwarty pod pseudoni-
mem ..Uszkodzony Konsument,"
w kt6rym rzeznikow oskarzy} o
pobieranie zd~zietczych cen kosz.
tenn publicznosci i zwalanie wi
ny ma ,~packerow" t. !. firmy RE
zalniane.
P. Heney wykazal, re Brown
ME Jest konsumentem tylko, lecz
jest prezesem gieldy zywego IN
wentarza w .sztokjardach", re
ma Scisie stosunki Z Ypackcra-
mi" i re Cd firm rzezalnlanych
wynajmuje swe biuro.
]. T. Russell, przez cztery Ia
ia prezes krajowej organizacyl
rzeznikow, i obecnie prezes ko-
mitetu prawodawczego tel orga-
| nizacyi, zeznai pred egzamina-
torem, re .zyski rzeznikow byay
nizsze w r. 1917 niz w r. 1915
Ia to zyski firmly Swift and Co
bvIv w r. 1916 $25,000,OO0, a W
r. 1917 $32, 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
GOMPERS ZEZNAJE w
SPRAWIE
SYI w

OIL w
Samuel Gompcrs, prezes Amc-
rykahskiej Federacyi, wczoraj re
znania sk}adaf priced sedzia Al
schulcrem, kt6ry jest arbitrem fc
deralnym w sprawie kontrower-
syi robotniczej w rzezalniach.
P. Gompers przez dwie godzi-
ny byl przesAuchiwany w spra-
vie QSmiogodzinnego dnia piracy,
k6ry nazwal potrzeba ~spoleczna.
P. Gompers zaprzeczyl twier-
dzeniom ,packerow," re REGAL
ME So dostosowane do osiagnie-
cia maksymalnej produkcyi W
dziesieciogodzinnym dniu piracy i
re zaprowadzenie oSmiu godzin
dziennej piracy zmniejszyc moze
produkcye ola rzqdu amcrykaii-
skiego i ola Aliantow. P. Com
pers nazwaf te twierdzenia pa
ckerow" banialukami. Dodai, re
opozycya ich Pochodzi Z tego, re
,,packerzy' wmowili w siebie, re
ME pozwola nikonu ma dyktowa-
ME i'm, jak maja sw6j ~intcrcs pro-
wadzit.
Gompers zapewnial, re legiony
robotnikow amerykaiskich sd To-
jaime i re wszystko zniosa, ably
tylko umozliwit zwycieskie "a
kohczenie wojny.
P. Gompers przypomnial, ia
kie gruntownc reformy robotni-
cze zaprowadzono w Anglii, gGzic
nawet w przedsiebiorstwach, kt6
re dawniej z~atrudniaiy ludzi II
godzin dziennie, zaprowadzonc
oSm godzin dziennej piracy.
INNE
MIEJSKIE.
- Wczoraj wieczorem eksplo-
zya dynamitu zniszczyla tylnq
werande budynku pnr. $50 w.
,61sza I'll. Mkt ME vie, kto dy.
namit podrzuci}. Znaleziono
drugi kawa}ck dynamitu, kt6ry
ME sksplodowak Wing mic mo-
INA zwalic ma unie stroz6w Ga
nitors), gdyz stroz togo domu Cd
lat 10 nalezy do uni.
- Louis Beltone padi ofiara
czarnorckowcow Chicago
Heights. Policya p~oszukuje P. Ia
ranti'ego, kt6ry miat go zastrze-
lie.
- J. S. Hardy, ktory byf 60
Sciem w hotclu Imperial, zastrzs
lii sic wczoraj w galcryi ~strzelni-
czej pnr. ia S. State, przykia-
dajac revolver do skroni. Una
leziono PREY MIN kartke Z adrc-
sem 1928 Sunnysidc ave.
- Koroner Hoffman wdrozy!
Slcdztwo w sprawie nag1ej smier-
ci aktora G.. c. Harrisa re San
Francisco, ktory wystepowal w
teatrze Great Northern. Mad
okiem czaszka jego jest peknie-
ia. lego wsp6laktorka r. Siers
zeznala, re Harris byl II lekarza,
kt6ry mu czegoS zastrzykna}, po
czem dostai zawrotu glowy /
padf ma ullcy.
- Kilka organizacyi handlo-
wych pos}alo wczoraj listy do "a
dy miejskiej, ~wskazujac, IL mia
sto musi mice lepsza protekcye
ogniowa i indorsujac my5l. axe
by w dodatkowych aproprya-
cyach potrzeby stray pozanre!
byiy ma pierwszym planie.
u Re Chicago Musical College
RADIUS skradi skrzypce, wartosc!
q, ono .oIo,oco do Donnv Cha
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25

Big reduction on paints and varnishes
at A. V. Beckleys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
WORCESTER

Rev L. O. Sherburne of the Berlin
| Methodist church preached in the NJ
| +. church here Sunday morning, Mr.
{ Engle going to Berlin.
Charles Batchelder has bought an auto
truck, which he will run between here
and Montpelier.
r. Il. Doty has bought new auto.
Mrs. F. A. Dwinell, county chairman of
the childrens bureau of the Baby Wei.
fare work, brought Mrs Bryant from
Montpelier, who addressed the meeting
Of the Mothers club, held with Mrs NJ
r. Ladd Thursday There was good
attendance and a very interesting meet
ing.
A farewell reception was given at the
town hall for the boys who left to en-
ter the service of the United States to-
day. They were Charles Pedargo, Mr.
Splitter OF Calais, Guy Downs from Mont
pelier and Mr. Duprey from Shady Rill.
As Clarence Chandler was sewing grain
recently with a seeder, one horse threw
off his bride and then both became I'M
manageable, throwing Mr.. Chandler from
the seeder and running. They smashed
the seeder pretty badly. The team was
stopped by P. g. Bolton.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Gray OF Worcester. Mass, for
merly OF this place, May IT,
Ralph King fell from his bicycle Sun
day, breaking his collar bone.
Mrs. Dennis Kellogg and mother, Mrs.
A. L. johnson, returned from Worces-
ter. Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Markham is nursing at Mrs.
Raymond Collisions in North MONTPELIER
The house to- house canvass for the
Red Cross is meeting with good success.
The schools in town will observe Me-
mortal day with appropriate exercises
at the town hall Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
AMUSEMENT NOTES
"Flo-Flo" Called One of Best Musical
Comedies Seen.

The Harrisburg, Pa Telegraph speaks
as follows of "Flo-Flo," which comes
TO the Barre opera house Monday even
ing, May 81:
Laees, hngeries. wonderful creations in
gowns, and excellent chorus, plenty of
that popular syneopsted music, chorus
and eccentric dancing every few minutes,
and fine cast for the leading parts
sounds like a perfect combination for a
musical comedy success. doesn't it? John
Cort, in offering "Flo.Flo" to the public
thought so. and few who saw the re
suit at the orpheum last night disagreed
with him, as it was one of the best mu
steal comedies appearing here this sea
SON
As sage style show, Flo Flo" takes
first place without dispute. Women who
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
10 CONFER WITH HUGHES.
Senate Aircraft Committees Course OF
Action Not Yet Determined.

Washington, May 25.-Plans for the
aircraft investigation by the Senate sub
committee headed by Senator Thomas of
Colorado. were discussed yesterday at a
meeting of the military committee. FL
nal decision regarding the scope was
postponed until after Senator Thomas
confers to-day with Charles T. Hughes,
in charge of the department OF justice in
quiry.
The sub committee's inquiry may be
broadened if Mr. Hughes does not object.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
NUMBER OF DEAD NOW 1o7.
This Number Known to Have Lost Theii
Lives in 0akdale Explosion.

Pittsburg, May 25.--The number OF
men known to have lost their lives when
the explosives plant of the Etna Chemi
cal company at 0akdale was destroyed
last Saturday was increased to l0I yes
terday afternoon by the discovery OF six
bodies in the 7, N, r. house, Explora-
ton of the ruined buildings is being con-
tinued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
Granite Cutters International Associa
ton of America.

A regular meeting of the Barre branch
of the G.. c. /. A. of A. will be held in
Clan Gordon hall
Una ruinione regolare dell unione degli
scalpellini lbranc hdi Barre avra' lougo
neiia sala d Clan. Gordon
On Monday evening, May 27, at 7
o'clock. j. d. Will, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
The Daylight Store


always delight in displays of fineries,
were given plenty to talk about as the
brides trousseau and her many new
gowns were exhibited by the chorus. The
story follows; Angelina Stokes was to
marry Count Pedro for his wealth; Billy
Cope, Angelina's childhood sweetheart.
appears on the scene, and deeds other
wise. The counts Spanish sweetheart,
Carmen Carasso, also turns up in the
Bride Shop" of which Robert Simpson
and lsador Moser are proprietors, where
she meets the count again. Aloysius
Pink and Kid Mudd furnish much of the
comedy when they are employed at the
Bride Shop as janitors. Flo-Flo, the
atrical star, who is engaged as a model
by Simpson, Billys uncle, also plays
a prominent part in the romantic part
of the play in addition to appearing in
many of the chorus numbers.-Adv.
Dir 80 ;,,{a and x,arpieba.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
NORTH CALAIS

Memorial services will be held at the
Memorial hall, North Calais. Sunday,
May 20, at l:30 p. m. Rev. j. Howard
Flower of Worcester will deliver the ser
mon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
Summer Wash Goods
A. p. ABBOTT co.
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A. p. ABBOTT co.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01

4 draft of sixty soldiers come intD
the city yesterday morning, forty of
the men having breakfast at the Army
and Navy club, and twenty at the
Louisville and Nashville restaurant,
before going on to Camp Bennett.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01
SPANISH INFLUENZA
RAPIDLY SPREADING
Persons Weak and Rundown
Easy Victims-FOrtify Your
self Against 1t By Taking
Tanlac.

| According to late reports issued by State
and Federal health authorities the Span
I ish Influenza epidemic is rapidly spread
! ing to all parts of the country, and II
now seems that practically every state IN
the Union will be seriously affected before
| 1t has not only become a great and
terrifying menace to the public health,
| but unless checked, it is apt to seriously
various departments. Already the Ship
ping Board has announced that ten per
cent of its workers had been affected.
The disease has made its greatest prog
ress in the East, where it has claimed its
victims by the thousands. Reports from
other sections however, are equally
| alarming, and both civil and military au-
thorities have warned the public to take
every precaution to prevent it's further
spread. In many cities schools, churches
and theatres have been closed and pubic
gatherings of all kinds forbidden.
Medical authorities agree that people
who are weak and rundown are the earl
lest victims of the influenza epidemic
II you find yourself tired, weak and losing
flesh, or if you are in a generally run
down condition. or if you catch cold easily,
this warning should be needed promptly.
You are really in great danger, because
the germ of this disease is very catching
and you are apt to fall an easy victim If
People who well and strong are not
likely to contract the disease because
they are able to throw it Off. The common
sense way to keep from taking 1t is to
fortify the system against attack by
building up the constitution.
In other words to use the cd adage
AN ounce of prevention is worth pound
of cure" And if you are in Il Sub-uorna;u
condition the proper thing to do is TO be-
gin Immediately to build up your powers
of resistance. To accomplish this nothing
on earth will strengthen you and build
you up like Tanlac, the powerful recon
structive tonic, which contains the very
elements needed by the system to give
YOU lighting strength and ward off the in
nuenza germ.
First of all Tanlac begins its action
by creating q good healthy appetite for
wholesome, nourishing food, and assists
every organ of the body to perform its
natural functions. thus helping TO build
UP health and strength in the natural way
Tanlac is also the ideal strengtheninE
tonic for persons who are suffering from
the after effects of Influenza Grippe or
Bronchial troubles and hundreds of thous-
ands are using it daily with the most
gratifying results.
In connection with the Tanlac treat
ment, it is necessary to keep the bowels
open by taking Tanlac Laxative Tablets
samples of which are included with every
bottle of Tanlac- 1t is also important that
the every day rules of hygiene be observ-
ed: that is. sleep in Well ventilated
rooms, get plenty of fresh air and eyer
else and keep away from crowds
Tanlac is sold in Pensacola exclusively
by the Crystal Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01
EXTEND LICENSE
LIMIT Is DAYS

The time during which licenses may
be taken out to conduct business i'll
Pensacola has been extended 10 days
by the city commissioners. Yesterday
Was the last day according to for
mer ruling and was one of the busiest
days City Clerk Walker and his as
sistants have put in at the city hall
for some time. The extension was
allowed by the city commissioners be-
cause Of the interference with licens-
ing occasioned by the recent influenza
epidemic.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01
COMMISSIONERS
MEETING TO-DAY

A meeting OF the county commits
sloners Will be held at the court house
this morning when final action will be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01

chosen. A second meeting Of the o..
sioners will be held SATURDAY. IN.
ing to pass the pay roll on the co.,
road work on the reservation high
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01

Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch, Of Perd;do, Ala.
is a guest at the san Carlos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01
REAL ESTATE

J. 5. Pfeiffer and wife TO Dan Brown,
Oct. 1918, 800 and other, lot ), BLOCK
%, Of the West King tract.
C.. w. D'Alemberte and wife to Flor
ida Farm Mortgage Co. Aug. ), 1916.
Sl.00 and other, lots 9 and 10, block
1913, MaXent Tract.
Mrs. C. A. Wales. widow. to John a
Wales, Aug. 81, 1918, Sl.00 and valu-
able portion Of West g Section (,
Township / South, Range 81 West,
81 ST acres.
W. B. Waugh, IT al, heirs Willis r.
Waugh, to Mrs. Catherine E. Bell, Sept.
4, 1918, Si.oo and other, West Il Block
100, New City Tract.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01
BALLOT BOXES
SENT OUT TO-DAY

The Office of Registration Officer
kirkpatrick in the court house looked
like the office of an orchard owner
yesterday. who was preparing to fight
frost injury TO his trees with smudge
pots. Inquiry revealed that there were
sc ballot boxes ready to be sent to all
parts or the county for the coming
election November ). These will be
sent out today and will complete the
preparations for sNection SO far as Mr..
hirkpatrick's office is concerned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01
WOMAN'S WORK is
PROGRESSING WE'LL

Miss Lonnie Landrunl. district agent
ment of Agriculture and the extension
service OF the state college at Gaines
vile, made several trips through Es-
Gambia county yesterday with Homo
demonstration Agent Myrtle Fioyr.
Meetings Of Miss Floyd's clubs We're
held at NIuskogee and Gonzales, where
Miss Landrum spoke and many CLUB
CLUB girls Were visited by the agents
en- route Miss Landrum reports the
work to be progressing satisfactorily
in Escambia county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-01
TROOPS EN- ROUTE
MAKE STOP HERE

More than one thousand -ncn of the
regular army, en- route to California.
stopped owe" in Pensacola yesterday
and attracted considerable attenlIua
when they marched down Palatox
street in formation Of tours, singin ;
war ditties and battle hymns.
The troop train was met by the
cantcen service of the Red Cross, I'M
der the direction OF Mrs. r. T. Nit
chell, captain, her two iieutenants be-
ing Mrs. Lee mcdonnell and Mrs. ".
H. Watson, who With their staff Of
canteen workers served hot coffee.
apples and cigarettes. Postal card
souvenirs were also presented the men
They remained in Pensacola from s
a. m. till one D. Ill.