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The Washington herald., 1918-03-26

Never again will Moses Henson
match his head against a blackjack.
When he appeared in court he look
ed like he had just come from a
base hospital in France.
Moses and Policeman Purcell had
a scrap Saturday afternoon when
Purcell arrested his (MosesO wife.
Foolishly Moses flung himself on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25
PEDAJOM - GRYZMUL JACKU.

Jes, pedajom niekrute gale, toe
nagryzmul nom krOple JaCek. 10 ia
ME teroz iacny ma kropie, BIO smut
no W mel dusy a cemu moze zapyto-
Gle? Wei, byi 10 re starom ma wese-
lisku panstwo mfodzi sic pozynili,
poiechali ma fanny, a jedno druzka
z tymi cerwunymi bucikami tyz ma
ocy mi sic ME pokazuje. ZaS ia pani
z Grend Rabids tyr z dzieciokami
nazat do Karolka pojachaia, wszyc-
ko jakes ME pc nasej teroz modzie
idzie. Dziol, muj kuma jak odjachoi
do Kieleforniji TAX tyr jo go cd te-
gu czasu ME widzio}. som kostumery
/ kostumerki spozirom ma SWAT iak
paluch z dziurawej skarpytki, sum
jeden ze starom / d~zieciokami. Do
wojska ME kcOm, pinindzy Mkt dac
calom fure ME kce, ma aldermana
rie police DO sic boje co by mnie
kto ME powiesii, wine o czym tyz
nom won kostumery i kostumerki
gryzmolic?
Jesta teroz post trza o sledziach
myslet jak p~rzytdzie wielkanoc, to
trza staryj nowy banet sprawic, ma
dziulaja moze pojadziem ma wekieJ-
sien Ga moe nie) a potem. jak ME
zabijom to moze znajdzie sic cosik
wincej do tgryzmolenia.
Moze tyr kiedy sic rozwesele to
WON wiela nagryzmole JAZZ muj has
sic ma mnie pogniwo re "a wiele'pa-
uiru zasmaruje. Miejta mi sic ciepio,
szykuita sic bojsy ma wojenke a
dziewczyry "a norski, a jak kajzera
zgniecem tedy bedzem mieli do gryz-
molenia.
Do widziska WON wsyEkim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25
Al SYJ, WOJTKI WYGRALI
WCOREJ.
* OK

FL, tyz jak babcic kochom, tie VOL
tiki to sum sztram bojsy i nawet sa
tych re Zo1t- cykago sic ME bojom. Spra
Ii Wojtki ten buncz z Zolt cihago ma
swej boiling eli a. wcorej ma specyal--
ne pseproSenie cy tyz zaprusenie, pole
chali do Zolt Cihago. Wojtki jak Woj-
tiki, deli tamtym take baty co JAZZ do
dziulaja ma siur Experimentation. Pedal
mi kuma Dziolek re tamte gale ma
fyrst gejm mieli jeno talara ma chlopa
a wcorej JAZZ ma diva dolary grail. Pc
dali mi matuS re tyn co jesta lakomy
JAZZ diva ray tract, tax tvs i tym sic
psytrafiio wcorej W bollowni. Kaj mo-
re mi ME dOcie WARY tedy c~etejcie
corne ma biolym jake doStOiem dzi-
siej jescyk MIN kur zapiO}. TakOm wi
spiwali mi litanijom:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25

Jakem ten Ostatni list dostOi cd
mejlmana, siedziol 10 kiele stoiu
t~ajpratra i myslof kiej ia szkapa w
Krakowie co ty ze3 "a gaj enychaf.
Teroz jua wincei ME mySle mislet DO
mi iescyk pred mole srybrznem We
seliskiem wszyGkie Khaki z leba po-
wylaEom.
Szkoda wasygu Dzieka co to z Ma
rysiom ma nykiel siof chodzi. Marys,
kieiby dobro cora polsko byla, toby
, Dzieka do Armji polskiej wygnaia,
no mo un teroz nykle TRAGIC, lepiej
ze puddle kajzera bic i kwita. Me
czas teraz ma ozynek, ME GAS, ieno
ma wojenke, a wine dalej. 1 ty Wfad-
ku z Ciekawskich rOdem kiej nj mosz
bahv / dzieciokuf buch go tam ma
voipe pa kajzera z miOtkiem i XVII
ia.
Miei Sc ia teroz zdrowusko z tym
twojim Dziekem i jego Maryslom
pisej do mnie czynsto a wiela a IaS
mi dos znac co ty "a lancman, teay
i 10 ci dom sic widziec ma pykcierze'
- GUTBAJ WON wszycktm "
Wells, Minnesota, gutbaj l toole
Wladek.....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25

no jego starej, co JON Lorcia FOWL
my, Bidno place JAZZ strach - a DO
CO swuj to ME obey. Me plac Lorciu
byndzie Dziolek, sto procent lcp-
sy DO z kajzerowska cupryna W Ia
pie.
Pisoi do mnie muj Kuma toe pi--
sol. Me zle mu sic Ia wiedzie, zarcie
dajom orajt, wszyCko oral, Kielifor-
milo orajt, jeno uzolo sic bidok re
piwoniIi JAM. posmakowaG ME da--
dom. Jes, Dzioi, nina to jak W Czy-
kago gdzie to zeSwa oba cwaj ma
jednygu chodzili do Dijtza.
Miejta sic muj kumciu zdrowo a
werkuj dobrze cobyS ma jeneroia sic
wyksztoicii a jak pudzies KaJzera z
widiami szukac, del mi znaG to CT
dom adres do mojigu stryja a un CT
tam do dosyc piwoniji DO mo kiele
pruskiej granicy gorzelniom JAZZ
strach.
Roc jescyk calujem Gle wszyscy,
10, mojo stare i dziecioki i zyczem
tobie kumoterku dfugigu zycia i
scynSliwygu powrotu do chaiupy, do
twygu kumotra Jacka i twojej Lorci.
- GUT BAL DZIOL....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25
SokOIi PisIWSzy KOntesl
PTzegraIi.
Bura$ ] WiIGzsWski StuczyIi "a
Ciety kuutsSt,

wczoraj W sokolni StaniSlawoWSEleJ
zmierzysy sic ~dziewiatki slime / Spra-
wne. Pc jednej stronie byli gracze z
Klubu PolSkO = Amerykanskiego a Pc
druSiei dziewiatka Sokolow Orla Bia-
lego. Sokoli. mimo n~atarczywych alta
k6w i starania sic pokOnania swych
groznych rywali, przesrali. Przepowie-
dnia re ,.jezeli sic Bruins ME poprawi,
to mu W sk6re zn6w wsypiemy' spraw-
dziia sic. Gracze z klubu POlsko-Ame-
ry~ka1skiego pOdbijali rzuty Wilczew--
skiego ma wSze Strony sail.
Doskonale rzucaf Stach BoraS, kt0-
~ wymachal Sokol0w az dwudzieStu
podczas wczorajSzego kOntestu, a dai
i'm tylkO SzeSc marnych uderzeG. W 6S-
mel kolcjce wprowadzii on trzech So
koi6w ma mety, a pOtem jakby tym ma
przekore wymachaf TrojanOwSkiego,
WilczewSkiego i Urbana. trzech najlep-
Szych podbijaczy W SokOlni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25
EXT A
AMERYKANIE BIIA MEM
cow.

Kwatera Amerykahskiej Armii
we Francyi, 25. lutego. - Patrol
amerykanski w odcinku Chemin
Des Danes, wspolnie z francu-
skim patrolem, wczoraj o swicie
wkroczyi kilkaset jardow w LIME
niemieckie i zabra} jake jencow,
dwu niemieckich oficerow, 20 zo}-
merry i jedno dzia1o maszynowe.
Bitwa byla zacieta i kilkanascie
nieprzyjacioi byio zabitych i "a
nionych. Pc stronie Amerykanow
STRAIT ME byio. Patrol ametykan-
sko-francuski byf pod komenda O.
ficera francuskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25

| Razem: 5 6 "a Z 4
p. 4. A. c.: 1O4O3S XII
S. b. o.: 10000 o 1 1 o. 3
Uderzenia ma diva mety: Boras, L.
Czerwihski, J~endrzejek.
Podw6jne CRY: Z. Zalewski do Urba-
ma j. ZalewSki do \. y.
WOlne mety ma pilki cd Borasia S;
cd Wilczewskiego 6.
Wymachanych przez Borasia 20; -
przez Wilczewskiego Is.
Gas cry: Z godziny 40 minut.
SedZiowie cry Jahnke i Kapelah-
ski.
Widow 100.
W przysz}a niedziele, dnia 3-go mar
ca te same dziewiatki zmierza sic po-
raz drugi W sokolni ma S~tanisfawowie.
Bedzie to kOntest drugi, moe decydu-
jacy szampionat polski; doch6d pre-
znaczOny jest IA polSki sierOciniec W
Niles re wSzyStkich kOntest0w granych
W SOkolni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25
KUMA MUJ POJAHOL BIC
SZWABA.

Kochany muj kuma z krwi kosct,
Dzicl Flat z Muchow rodem, widzonc
70 tom bestyje W starym kraju je-
scyk ME kiecznyli, rozgniwoi sic ma
SWAT caIy / pojachol do Kieleforni-
II szykowaC sic ma porzundnegu zoi-
nierza DO kce potem iSG szukaG tom
nsiak.. W Berlinie. Poiachot muj
kuma Dziol, pojacnol / zol mi teroz
ale niema co becec. nIechaJ mu Bo-
zia szczynsci CODY z niego Unkiel
Sam Erobil fam zolnirza. FOL mi je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25
URATOWANI z ROZBITEGO
OKRETU

St. Johns, N. F., Is. lutego. -
Dzisiaj o swicie uratowano 26
rozbitkow z okretu Florizel, roz-
bitego pod Broad Cove, w poblizu
Cape Race, Depesza Z parowca
nadbrzeznego Prospero, ktory ca
Ia noe spedzii w poblizu rozbitego
okretu, donosi, re 20 innych roz-
bitk6w jeszcze zyjacych znajduje
sic ma okrecie i jest nadzieja ich
uratowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25

Haloi wladek Ciekawski, halol!
Mol, 10 ci brachu dawniej jescyk
liScik nagryzmoli6 ale kiej tn u nos,
jak som Wis.,, Sniegu po pas bylo i
czlek nawet kaj ia z budy mug wy
lezt a re tyr dziecioki nom wine to
abo drugie ma spacer do Sniegu ciun-
gne abo tyr starom ma ajskrym pro-
wadziG music.
Jakem tyn list twuj Wiadku o.
trzymol mySloi 10 sobie, czy tymu
gajowi odpisaG lebo ME. 10 ME lacny
ma zadno korespondencyiom z takim
co so ME znom. Jak kceta Wiadek to
dejcie znat costa "a jeden, cy jeno
z mojej wsi, DO inacej 10 robiem kwit
/ kuniec. Abo del mi ma papiurku pre-
pisek co7eS "a gal, abo sztap, rajde-
wei kwik, dac oil.
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* V%
POLACY DOSTALI SMARY.
%9%

Piatka z klubu POlsko-Amerykan-
Skiego powedrowala do parku Sewarda
i tam pokonana zOstafa punktami 80
do 81 przez rywali z klubu ,,MeteOrs"
byiych szampioni $50 funt6w, A. a. f.
Cyfry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25
REKRUTACYADOA AR
Mil POLSKIEJ WE
FRANCYI.
CENTRUM n. p, KWATERA Gh9-
VIVA 1927 AUGUSTA Ill. TELEFON
HAYMARKET 1897.

X. j. Wiechecki, Officer R%ekrutacyj-
nv; Wiadysfaw BrzOzowski, Organiza--
tor; Max Szubert, Sierzant.
LEKAHZE:
DIR. \. PictrzykOwski, $50 Milwaukee
ave-, Monroe 1911.
DIR. l.. SzumkOwski, 1401 W. Huron ST.,
Monroe 5S05.
DIR. B. Klarkowski, 1852 Evergreen av,
Humboldt 1854.
DIR. a. Balcerzak, 1858 Milwaukee ave.,
Monroe 1854.
STACYE REKRUTACYJNE.
1. DZIELNICA TR0JCOWA:
Kwatera Zwiazku Wojsk POlskich.
11l4 Milwaukee ave.
w. j. Audrzejewski, Sieriant.
2. SOUTH CHICAGO: -
Adm. ,,Polonii", 1923 Commercial
ave. Tel. So. Chicago 1881.
f. Olech, sicriant, TelefOn 699.
A. j. Bloch, Zastepca.
LEkARZE:
DIR. X. Lenard, $3.50 Burnley ave. Tele-
fon So. Chicago 50i.
DIR. j. Stefanski, S40S Burnley avenue,
telefon So. Chicago 1859.
3. DZIELNICA BRIDGEPORT: -
3135 S. Morgan ST., Telefon DrO-
yer 1919.
S. Ralinski, s~ier1ant.
DIR. NJ. c. Coy, 1901 w. 90 street,
DrOver 9731.
4 DZIELNICA KENSINGTON, -
PULLMAN, w. PULLMAN.
118th and Indiana I've
Jak6b Bzdek.
DIR. Lazarski, 11119 S. Michigan
avenue.
5. TOWN OF LAKE: -.
Sala S{owackiego 100 w. IS st.
A. Miller, sierzant. TelefOn Yards
1880.
DIR. F. j. LOwnik, 1900 w. as ul.
6 SUB CENTRUM NO. ., Ma LAKE
CO., IND, GARY, IND: -
j. Chojnacki, ~sieriant, 1906 Broad.
way, TelefOn Gary SIG.
DIR. j. p. Stawicki.
EAST CHICAGO: -
5OO1 Barring ave. TelefOn 4i3. -
Jan krupa.
s HAMMOND, INDIANA: -
J6zef Swierczek, sieriant, ZIG Hob
man ul. TelefOn 500.
DIR. r. o. OstrOwski.
9 WHITING, INDIANA: -
993 Charge ave-,
Jan TOkarz. TelefOn 248.
10 INDIANA HARBOR, INDIANA:
3715 Cedar ST., TelefOn 9OS.
nj. j. Krajewski.
DR.. l.. Ostrowsli.
IL HEGEWISCH, ILL
1899 Brandon ave.
T. Borowiak. Tel. Hegewisch 96l7.
IL BURNHAM, ILL: -
300 Grand ave.
j.. SwartZ.
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A V SQUARE (35):

q IKE * 9
GlosuiCie ma Jana A. PiOtrowskie-
so ma aldermana 16ej wardy.
(ogt.l
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~0 "
JUTRO WALK w COLISEUM,
W q W

% q *
Jutro w Coliseum PREY 1Jtej Wa
bash ave. odbyc sic maja nastepujQce
Walk zapaSnicze:
Wiadek Zbyszko VS.. Steve Savage.
Joe Stecher VS.. Chris Sorenson.
Reuben VS.. Mike Yokel,
Plestina VS.. Ad Santell.
Walk wyiej wymieniOne, pr0cz wal
XII tel ostatniej, 50 wszystkie do ukon'
czenia. Plestina zaS obOwiazuje sic rzu-
cic Santella diva razy w godzinie. Ia
dina z walk ME ma sic konczyc bez de-
cyzyi albo ma r6wni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25

&9 *
PIATKA Z DAVIS SQUARE ZNOW
WYGRALA.
%9%

W Whiting. Ind. Odbyla sic ubiegiej
Soboty wieczOrem gra W pi1kC koSzykO-
wa pomiedzy piatka Z parku Davis So.
a piatka ..Polarines'. Ci pierwSi, jak to
teraz IL Mich ~zwyczajem. wygrali pO-
konywujac swych dose silnych rywali
punktami 3J do 23. BOhateramt kontc-
stu tego byli bracia Nalewajowie i kO-
LOGO ;ch Arnnw Cyfrv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-25
METEORS 600

Watson, Il. +.
Neville, l.. +.
Rouzan, c.,
Lesley, Il. G..
HrinkauS, l.. G..
POLISH A. c. GD:
Baudc, i. f.
KlOnOwski, Il. +.
Nowicki, C.
Korzeniewski, L. G..
Briske, Il. G.
Koszyki zdobyli - Watson ); Ne
Vile 8; ROuzan >; TrinkauS, Cohen,
Baude 5; Nowicki .; Korzeniewski,
BriSke, Mazur.
Wolne rzuty zdobyli: - Watson );
Trinkaus, Baude ., NOwichi.'
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2 PARKU P~ULASKIEGO.


Piatka Pulaski Honor Club" powe-
drowala onegdaj do Oak Park tam
zbi}a ma kwasne jablkO piatke rOak
Park Y. NJ. G. A." W grze w pike ko-
szykowa punktami 81 do 16. Cyfry:
Evening star., 1918-01-04
FURTHER REGULATION OF
|. J|TNEYS CONTEMPLATED.
Utilities Board Plans to Have That
Service Adjusted Later to Meet
Street Car Changes.

Additional jitney regulations may be
promulgated by the public utilities
commission following the survey now
being made of congested traffic condi-
tions on street car lines.
The comm ission's action yesterday in
increasing the rate of fare for 5itneys
to 10 cents within zone approximat-
ing radius of four miles of the White
House and of permitting the operation
of the motor buses. during non-rush
hours, over sections of certain streets
| from which they previously had been
| banished, was taken in response to re-
quests made by jitney operators.
| 1t was indicated at the District build
| ing today that the new ruling was
+, not expected to materially improve
traffic conditions. But there is a pos
sibility that the jitney situation may
| be canvassed generally and regula-
| tions promulgated to fit in with any
| changes that may be made regarding
| the operation of street cars as re-
suit Of the survey being made by John
A. Beeler and a corps OF traffic experts
and engineers.
Sections of Streets for Jitneys' Use.
| Sections of streets which jitneys are
now permitted to use between 9:15 am.
and :35 pm. and $50 pm. and $3.50 am.
are the following: Fourteenth street.
| from Massachusetts avenue to Pennsyl-
vania avenue, 18th street, from New
York avenue to Pennsylvania avenue;
New York avenue. from 18th to 18th
| streets; F. street, from 7th to 18th
| streets; street, from 7th to 18th
streets and 9th street, from Massachu-
| setts avenue to Pennsylvania avenue.
| The commission probably will confer
| in the next day or two with r. N.
| Hickman, to whom permit was given
yesterday to operate seventy motor
| buses over six prescribed routes In the
| capital at charge Of 10 cents for a
continuous ride one way. Mr.. Hickman
will be required to submit a schedule
as to the service to be rendered. He
has unofficially notified the commission
that he will be ready to commence oper-
ations within a month.
Evening star., 1918-01-04
HELoN H. HOUSE DIES.
Union Veteran of Civil War, Long
Emnlnue of War Deuartment.

Helon H House, for many years con-
neeted with the War Department. died
Wednesday from the infirmitfes OF age.
Funeral services were held this after
noon at the family residence, 1870 M
street Interment was In Arlington ma
tional cemetery under the auspices OF
local Grand Army posts of which Mr..
House was a member of long standing.
At the time Of his death Mr.. House
was an employe of the War Depart
naent Library at the Army War College.
He. was from Ohio and served In the
Ohio Volunteer Infantry through the
civil war. In February. 1854. he was
appointed clerk in the adjutant gem
erals office in this city and was at
tached to the War Department to the
day of his DEATH
In 1902 he was transferred to the Of
fee of the Secretary Of War and as
signed to duty in the library. He
leaves two married daughters. Mrs.
Lukei and Mrs. Twaddle, both residents
of this city.
Evening star., 1918-01-04
SESSIONS AT NIGHT SCHOOL.
Closing of Business High Has Not
Stopped Evening Glasses.

Closing of Business High School for
the past two days due to the breaking
down OF a fan engine has not hamper
OF the work of the night schools in
stenography and typewriting in that
building. Classes in all the subjects
being taught in the night high schools
of the District are increasing. accord
ing to W. B. Patterson, director of
night schools.
Fifty additional students in classes
in stenography and typewriting have
registered at Business within the past
two days. Thirteen enlisted men in
the United States Marine Corps have
registered to take the course in radio
operat ton at Mckinley Manual Train
ing School.
No reports were received regarding
schools closing on account of improper
heating facilities by Hugh f. Nc
| Queeney, superintendent of janitors,
up to noon today.
Evening star., 1918-01-04
PREDICTS KERENSKY'S RETURN
Relative of Deposed Premier Says
He Is Strongest Russian.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 4.-Vlad-
imir Baranovsky of Petrograd, who
said he was related by marriage to for
mer Premier Alexander Kerensky OF
Russia has arrived here with his wife
from Russia. Accompanying them was
Rear Admiral T. Bosse OF the Russian
navy, who has acted in an advisory
capacity to the Russian naval forces in
the present war.
"Kerensky is a strong man and a very
sick one," said Mrs. Baranovsky. HE
is the strongest Russian. l was the last
to see him before he fed to Finland. At
the psychological moment he will re-
appear and win regain his lost position
and put Russia in order"
Evening star., 1918-01-04
On the Economy

Big values-even for the famous Ecol
Floor.
Mems Fancy Cheviot, Black
Thibet and Blue Serge Suits; in d. =
belted or conservative models All - y.
Mems Overcoats-in plain and fancy eff
conservative and belted models dSfZ
many styles to choose from-and - lO.
Mems Striped Worsted and Fancy o.
Cheviot Pants; properly cut and ~
carefully made. All sizes ...........
Boys Fancy Cheviot Suits; belted d , 1
Jackets full cut knickerbocker pants. ID
Sizes to 10 years.
Evening star., 1918-01-04
German Voters Claim Exemption.

OMAHA. Neb. January 4.-Nebraska
exemption boards report that answers
to draft questionnaires show thousands
of Germans. Who have taken out their
first papers. and. under tho Nebraska
laws have been voting for years. are
claiming exemption from Army service
on the ground that they are enemy
aliens.
Evening star., 1918-01-04
Soldier, Reported Missing, Captive.

Private George II. J. Seaman Of the
engineers, who was reported missing
in action" after an engagement in
France December 16, was captured un-
wounded and is now in German prison
camp. Gen. Persling SO cabled the
War Department. Seaman's mother.
Mrs Anna Seaman, lives at 1892 EN-
erald street, Woodhaven, Long Island.
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gives improve their nutrition and repair waste caused by
youthful activity During school term all children should
be given Scotts Emulsion because it benefits their -
blood sharpens their appetite and rebulds their IN
strength by sheer force of its great nouihng bY
scdt& &powne.Bl Blsrn6ed
Evening star., 1918-01-04

chill DREN NEED FO0D-N0T ALCOHOL
How careless it is to accept alcoholic medicine for
children when everybody knows that their whole health
and growth depends upon correct n0Us'tsksns0nf. II
your children pale, hsess nderweght puny, they
absolutely need the special concentrated food that only
Evening star., 1918-01-04
An Open Letter to the Public!
To Washington Shoe Wearers:

To Washington Shoe Wearers:
Dear Friends:
Commercial Board the Council of National
Shoe Manufacturers and Dealers
that would wartime reduce the number OF
fancy shoes being shown and push the conservative models
In line with this recommendation to you:
WEAR BLACK SHOES"
considerably longer than those Of
feathers Tan leather needed by the government for
Army shoes And while interest
get along with LESS PAIRS YEAR you families
black shoes
This spell unusually weather illustrates
pertinent why black shoes economical They
warmer and more Weather-proot
We preparing push BLACK SHOES for
months past and have ready place the market OVER
100000 WORTH of strictly reliable kndsn styesat
deably below their present market values. many them
bought advantageousy that prepared offer
them at Before the War" Prices
Fore example, have good and
S. $3.50 and s. the Thousands of pairs of Womens
Black shogood looking and best styleat $ IS and
Sc the
And still have Mems Black Shoes sell at $780,
$4 and S. the This week offering of better
grade black a "Florshenn"
al black "Tri-Wear" Shoes s5s5
So it is REAL ECONOMY-boh for you, personally
and in larger FOR THE NATIONo buy black shoes
Therefore while continuing show the things coors and
combnatonswe going to make in advertising for
the next few weeks to push black shoes
And we trust you cooperate movement-ehch
distinctly in the interest of beloved during the
emergency
Faithfully yours,
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-04-26
THE GREATEST AVIATORS

Captain Guynemer, the greatest
air man up to the present, was re-
jected five times because Of frail
health, but at last, was accepted as
a student aviator. This gallant
Frenchman was in two hundred and
fifteen combats, received two wounds
and brought down 81 enemy planes.
He is called "King of the Aces" An
4'ace" is one who has brought down
five or more planes.
Major Bishop, of Great Britain,
is the only living person who has
won the three distinctions of the
Victoria Cross, the Distinguished
Service Order (twice bestowed) and
the Military Cross. He has brought
down AT enemy planes, in ITO COM
bats in the last three years. Cap
tain Ball, only nineteen years of age
when killed, long held the record
among British airmen. His official
number Of machines destroyed was
43.
Italy also has many famous avia-
tors, among them being Major Ba-
racco, who brought down 80 enemy