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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16

Varieties are profuse and
every day freshens them with
new arrivals.
Another new shipment of
Spring foulards are ready in a
choice Of patterns. principally
blue and white and black and
white, 40 inches wide, high
grade goods, at SO a yard.
Also a new unfolding of soft
printed radium silks in different
colors for dresses and Innings at
$3.50 a yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16

JOYOUS little canaries make WON
derful gifts for people who are
fond Of Gagged birds. SO upwards
Close by are the cages-a good
many kinds and at varying prices.
tFourth Floor. CentraD
TOOL CHESTS complete with tools
that can really be of some use to
the man Of the house as we'll as the
small boy. S5 to $24.75. Also wall
cabinets filed with Keen Kutter
tools. and wood benches with quick
acting vises. $50 and $27.
(FOurth Floor. CENTRALLY
SMOKERS mahogany finished
stands with heavy glass inserts
are $l.5o. ash and cigar trays are
soc.
Fourth Floor. CentraD
MAHOGANY FINISHED NUT
bowls. with six picks and one
cracker. $1.25.
NAooit" A'oors NuEhel)
AN ENDLESS variety of best grade
carvers for meats and turkeys
are displayed on a large table by
themselves.
=, 2. (Fourth Floor. CentraD .
COME Of the most satisfactory gifts
are electrical-among them such
items as electrical griddles. warming
pads. percolators. coasters, chatting
laundry irons. washing machines,
heaters-even tree-lighting outfits.
(Fourth Floor. CentraD
SCISSORS sets and manicure sets
of many kinds are on the Cutlery
counters
(Fourth Floor. CentraD
MEMS ice skates are S1.75 to s7.75:
women's skates S2.75 to $3.50;
sled skates for beginners. Csc pair.
Roller skates, the safe kind. S1.75 to
! Sc a pair.
(Fourth Floor. CentraD
CHRISTMAS trimmings for tho
~ home-poipsettias at 10c each,
holly sprays and pine sprays at sc
and 10c. Also plain red wreaths,
trimmed red wreaths and magnolia
trimmed wreaths.
(Fourth Floor. Central, and Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16

$50 for a mahogany chaisc
Tongue. with graceful curved
cane head. Seat and pillow in
cretonne.
$88 for a mahogany chaisc
Tongue, Queen Anne design. up
holstered in blue and gold ve-
lour.
$151 for a mahogany chaise
Tongue, Spanish influence. with
down cushion and pillow.
$121 for an all-down uphol-
stored chaise Tongue, Louis XVI
influence.
$27.50 for a mahogany chaise
Tongue, Queen Anne style.
$35 for a mahogany ehaiso
Tongue with winged cane back
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
A Fine
Group of
Gift Linens

The gift of linen should,
above all things, be linen.
1t will be linen if you buy
it in a store that has
never wavered from the
rule of all-linen.
This all-linen store is
fairly blooming with the
most d e s i r a b lie gift
pieces, and tomorrow we.
spread out a very inter-
esting reserve lot at
prices carrying the ad-
vantage Of a purchase
made a year and a half
ago.
Scarfs, tea cloths, hand
embroidered linen pillow
cases and soft, bird's-eye
weave hemstitched tow
els--what could be more
appropriate for a home?
All purchases will be
attractively boxed for
presentation.
Scarfs and tea cloths Of
a good quality of pure
Irish linen, neatly hem
stitched and with mitered
corners.
Scarfs - 2Ox36 inches,
$1.75; 20x45 inches, So;
20x54 inches, $3.50 each.
Tea cloths, 36x36 inch
es, 81; 45x45 inches, $3.75
each. '".
Hand embroidered
linen pillow cases, neatly
hemstitched, size 221aX36
inches. $5 and Sc a pair.
To W e S, very so It
weaves, pleasant to use,
in a very generous size,
24x40 inches, both in
plain and figured designs,
at 81 each.
(First Floor! Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16

This is a piece of furniture
that has come much into fashion
of late years. 1t is a finer de-
velopment of the old-time
lounge, more convenient and
more elegant-looking for bou-i
doir and bedroom purposes.
As a gift from a mother to q
married daughter or a gift from
anybody to mother herself, it is
appropriate. genuine and last
ing.
The variety of these pieces
shown in our stock is remark
ably large and attractive.
$3.50 for a chaise Tongue in
a brown frame, Windsor effect.
in cretonne.
$68 for a chaise Tongue, stip-
pied enamel and decorated
frame, In cretonne.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Today Begins the
"Homestretch" Week
to Merry Christmas

This year Christmas really began on that never
to.be-forgotten Monday morning, November II,
1918, five weeks ago. when we could not open our
stores do anything but sing dance and celebrate
the dawn of peace.
The whole world changed that day because
there were to be no more shots fired, and our boys
were turning their faces homeward. How we all
shouted, "Let our boys come home, wounded or
sick-we want them so much!" We never thought
we loved them SO much. ~. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Chinese
Embroidered Robe
Patterns

They are every bit hand-em-
broidered in the most exquisite
manner and embellished with in
sets of real filet lace (usually only
found in French garments), and
they also have hand-drawn work
insets.
These robe patterns make the
loveliest gowns for Southern
wear or for Summer in this eli
mate. They are of sheer white
null, worked in white, and there
are five patterns. $45 to $65.
Main Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Tailored Satin
Waists

First, self-striped satin in
navy only. $3.50.
Second, black and navy style
at SO.
Third, one in black only at
$3.50.
All three have the adjustable
collars.
trAiss r,e.r. cs.srsp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
The Wanamaker
Diary for 1919

People who have had this handy
little reference book in the past
say they would not be without
one.
10c each wherever you see .
pile Of red books.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16

HEY have just come across
l. the broad Atlantic and
been lifted from their cases.
They are altogether lovely,
these new hats, and women
going South for golf and other
sports will find them charm
ing.
Rather generous of shape,
they are broad-brimmed and
comfortable on the head, as
we'll as being most becoming
to the majority Of women. Of
(Second Flo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
A Splendid Collection
of Reliable Eurs

1t doesn't matter which fur lovely sable stole at
$685. Hudson seal (dyed muskra) collar at $20t is the
best that knowledge and One might buy in
the dark and feel perfectly about it.
Our stocks large and will continue to be to the
last moment before the holiday
Second
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
II, 1876 Pairs of GloUes
Within the Past Week

have unpacked down the Glove Store That
number added already full stocks gives wonderful
which choose 1t is without doubt the most
comprehensive glove assortment in town. of
already told There gloves for all
and people. .
French kdskns washable does and glaces
capesn mocas duplex silk Gloves also silk fleece
lined and kntlined gloves fur gloves and wool gloves
For chdren-kd gloves mocha and capeskn fur gloves
capeskn cloth gauntlets lined gloves and gaunets
For mensuede mocha capeskin, buckskin gloves auto
gauntlets and all sorts of lined gloves.
They of first quality always and fairly priced.
-. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
LOckets--New, But
Old-Fashioned
Looking

They are quite the fashion this
Winter-those quaint, old-fash-
ioned-looking lockets like those
our grandmothers wore q good
many years ago.
The new lockets are in square,
oval and round shapes, and there
is room for picture and some
times a mirror, too, inside.
Silver and gold plated lockets,
$2.75 to $15.
Imitation shell or coral, jade,
lapis lazuli or dark blue lockets,
in many styles, are $4.25 to $10.50.
All these have chains to match.
Lockets of imitation shell, with
out chains, are 75c and 81.
(Jewclry Store. Chestnut and
Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
First English Sports Hats
for WOn1en's Southern Wear

velours, hatter's plush and
chenille, they are quite simply
trimmed, usually with ribbon
bows.
Women will delight in their
colors and combinations -
henna, the new blues, emerald
and jade greens, turquoise,
American beauty, coral, rose,
chamois and other tones. To
appreciate them best, though,
you must see them.
Prices start at $22.
Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
A Snowstorm of
100000 Fresh and Fine
HandkerchiefS

blizzard that has settled the
overnight They're brand and
Handkerchief Shop full of And all specially
embroidered womenhe kinds most
wanted-$175 to $4.2O dozen.
handkerche and this includes shipment
reand) wonderful at all prices that have
special which
usually good quality with hapd-embroidered initials.
MAIN Central nd westA ...,..'.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
AU-W0ol Velour Suiting
at $3.50 O. Yard
217 Persian MOsul Rugs
CA NeD Unbaiing)
$27 to $3.50

3x5 it. it., approximately mporta-
excellent shades
ecru, pearl and steel tones. Enrt' s
quckness which gift buyers picked up lot
similar pieces recently shown there
remind everybody that early choice
q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Last-Minute Shopping

for it is our business so to be. This is our forty
second Christmas on these corners and we have
learned how to do what you expect of U.S. Of course
some things have been sold out, but as you look at
our full counters and high-piled shelves, you can
hardly tell that anything is gone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
And Ever Since That Monday

we have been planning for their Christmas. If the
ships bringing them are only on the way we shall
have place for them at the table and their
Christmas presents shall be saved until they arrive,
all the same!
And, oh, when they come they shall know,
without anybody's telling them, how much we love
them!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Christmas
Lights

Bayberry candles are sup
posed to bring good luck to the
house. SOC for a box of two.
Liberty lights-Athe big, red
candles in holiday candlesticks,
are jolly things to burn when
the soldier lads come home, and
cost $1.75.
1000 mahogany candlesticks
are specially priced at 75c each.
Incidentally, the ,nuch-wanted
student lamps have arrived in
the Lamp Store. SIS to $3.50.
CFourth Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16

A Subtle, Delicate
Scent Is Charme
d'Amour
and one that so many women have
enjoyed. It will make a delightful
Christmas gift.
Charme d'Amour perfume,
$1.25, $3.50 and SIS bottle.
Toilet water, $3.50 and SIS
bottle.
Face powder, $1.50 a package.
All are put up in. attractive
fashion and very dainty.
(Main Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Exquisite Waist Patterns
With French Hand Embroidery

They all the according fashion, but with
their fancy,
They Of fine white u besides the fronts collars
cuffs Of embroidery most have the backs embroidered Also
From $5.76 to f18.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Where Is the Man Who DOesn 4
Like SILK Shirts

He isn't find who likes silk shirts and
doesn't the price for hem but who would nightly
appreciate silk shirts o Christmas Day.
We have what tell collection silk
shirts in this city, and through advantageous buying able
get better quality of silk shirt than will find almost
where else at the price .....
Prices range from 81 to $40. #ssa
F1oor,M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
"My, Oh My!" What a Lot
of Things You

have taken from this store-"yours and Ours"! But
we are still we'll prepared for the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Service CheUrOns

The Military Shop ready with the silver chevrons
designated for officers and who have been duty this
country.
Also the gold and wound chevrons.
Price is 35c for each stripe.
(The Gallery, Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Christmas Specials

Some are even less than half being mills clearaway
Plain and fancy styles. all suitable for gifts .a
Thread silk SO and $3.50. ..'
Artificial silk, 75c S1.25
(East Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-16
Mems Sheep Wool Lined
Refers Reduced to S12

For any outdoor wear in which man re-
quires freedom as we'll as warmth there is no
coat superior to these. AS Christmas gifts to
men who need such garments we can think Of
nothing better. @e8
At $12 they are very much less than regular
price,
(London Shop, Gallery, Chesnut)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
z CRAGIN, ILL.

T~owarzystwo Polskich kupcoW l
i Przemyslowc6w, urzadza wieczo--
rex Towarzyski W niedziele, dnia 10
lutego, o godzinie 7mej wieczorem
W hall p%arafialnej Sw. StanisiaWa b.
i NJ, ma kt6ry zaprasza sic Wszyst-
kich biznesist6w z Cragin. Me po--
winno tam zadnego zabraknac, be-
da obecni delegaci re Stowarzyszenia
Polskich Kupc6w i PrzemysfoWcoW z
miasta, oraz alderman z naszeJ
wardy; komitet zam6wii suta kola-
eve u komitetu bazaru p~arafialneso'
wiec PREY smacznej kolacyi i poga-
WEDGE MONA spedzic kilka chwil par
dzo we solo, a tenn samem przyczynic
sic do dochodu ma kosci6i p~arafialny.
Jan Remus, prezes.
Jan Krypel, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
z KANTOWA.

wczoraj W sail parafialnej Sw. Jana
Kantego odbylo sic ~pOSiedzenie roczne
polaczone z instalacya urzednik0w hlu
bu Obywatelskiego i'm. Ks. JOZefa Po-
uia~towSkiego. PrzySiege odebraf Why
Is. ProbOSzcz StaniSlaw Siatka, I. H.
kt6ry w serdecznych slOwach przemO-
viii do kluSowc0w ti6maCzac cele Elu-
hu i zachecai do szczerej piracy ola do
bra parafii. z.t}aSzcza W tyn roku l. J.
W u~roczySto&c 25-cio lecia iStnienia pa
rafii Sw. Jana KanteSO.
Why Ks. ProbOszcz wSpomniat o Fol-
see i nadmienit SlOwa c~zcigOdnego lSha
,ego Padercwskiego, re wSzyScy Zaua-
my wolnei i nicpodleg}ej POlSki, ale ola
uiej ma}o czynimy, a powinnismy opec-
ME wszystko p~oSwieciG ably tel woIheJ
PolSki sic doczekac.
Chcac czlOnkom dOdac otuchy 10
szrzerei piracy, sam zapisaf sic do hlu-
bu i z~achecaiac czlonk6w do p%opierania
swoich. PoSr6d oklask6w Opu$cif sale
pOsiedzcn.
Ma poSiedzenie to przybyt starry Elu-
howicc. Szcf klcrka Sadu municF paine
20 u. y. s. Budzban. kt0ry wysiOsii mo
we O Kantowie, wSpominajac alderma-
now 1Ttei wardy i klerka Sadu NUM-
cvpalneSo p. +. DaniSha. W kt0rego
biurzc pracujc 20 Polak0w. M6wcy
rzeSto przcrywanO OklaSkami, zwiaSz--
va ma kazdc w>pomnicnic o p. +. Da-
niShu.
Pc zalatwicniu spraw niekt0rych -
przySzlO do polityki i najpierw indor-
Sowano jednogloSnie klubOwca p. Sta
niSiawa Walkowiaka jake ~kandydata
ma aldermana 17tcj wardy.
JednoS}OSnie i~ndorsownO tCz name
20 W caiem micScie p. Michaia kolasc,
kandydata ma komiSarza powiatoweso.
Pan Michai KolaSa jest n~ajStarSzym
Kuntowiakiem i jcdnym Z najlepszych
p~racOwniEOw hlubu.
Na wnioSek p. Piotra GibaSiewtcza
icduo=io$nie tcz indorsOwano zaSiuz0-
nego klubowca p. y. $. Budzbana ia
klcrka Sadu municypalnCso. POniewaz
iednak p. y. $. Budzban zrzeki sic KAN
dydatury ma korzy>c p. f. DaniSha.
przcto obramO komitet do udania sic do
j.. +. DaniSha Z prOSba o przyjecie po-
uOwuci kandydatury. Do kOmitetu We
<zli obywatclc Michai KolaSa, Piotr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
G~ibaslewicz, walenty Wali6ski, Leon
&c. Nyka. adwokat i Stanisiaw Pitera.

Gibasiewicz, Walenty Wali6ski, Leon
&c. Nyka, adwokat i Stanisiaw Pitera.
Pc instalacyi udano sic ma wieczo-
rex do sail p. Piotra Gibasiewicza pod
mr.. $50 W. Chicago ave. gdzie ugosz-
czono sic po staropolSku. Pc smacznej
kolacyi najstarszy Kantowiak p. MI
chaI KOlaSa. pOwo{ai ma przewodni-
czacego mistrza toast0w klubu p. Leo
NJ c. Nyke. kt6ry pc kolei powoial ma
m6wc0w obywateli: y. s. Budzbana,
Szefa klerka sadu municypalnegO. al
dermana i prezesa klubu Stanisiawa A
damkiewicza. Piotra GibasiewicZa i Pr
terc. Wal. Walinskiego, kt0ry $piewaf
" ch0rze ma 1Szej MSzy Sw. w parafii
Sw. Jana Kantego, Michala kolase,
Kazimierza Andrzejewskiego, Jana MAI
kowskieso i innych. MONEY! z~achecali
sic wzajemnie do jak najszczerszeJ pra-
cy ola dObra parafii Sw. Jana kantego
i popierania SwOich. Jeden Z m0wcow
p. Piotr G~ibasiewicz nadmicnil o klu-
bowcu p. kazimierzu MotykowSkim,
kt6ry poSwiecii najwiecej czasu i zdro-
via ola Sprawy acknowledgements Pola-
k0w i dopOm6gi Sctkom do otrzymanla
papier6w obywatclSkich. a obecnie znaJ
| dujc sic chory W szpitaIu w Oak Fo-
rest.
Chcac zakupic mu gazet / ksiazek 90
| czytania. uczyniono dobrowolna sEfad-
! ke i zebrano $50 a p. Budzban dofo-
zyi do r6wnych $1,000.
Obrano kOmitet z obywatell Plotra
| G~ibasicwicza, Micha}a Kolasy alder
mana s. Adamkiewicza do udania sic
do Oak Forest i wreczenia mu tel sunny.
| Odspiewaniem hymnu Boze cos Polske
wieczorek ten zakOnczonO.
Zarzad klubu ks. J6zefa POniatow-
skiego ma rok 1918 przedstawia sic jak
nastepuje:
Why. ks. ProbOSzcz Stanlsfaw Slat-
ka. e. r.. kapelan.
Alderman Stanislaw Adamkiewicz
prczc$.
Piotr +. GibaSicwicz, 1-szy wiceprez,
Jan SObota. 2-gi ~wiceprezeS.
Kazimierz Andrzejewski, sekretarz
protOk6lowy.
Tomasz POdraza, Sekretarz finans.
J6zef Ko~rzeniewski, kasyer.
MiChaf TOmcZak. marSZafek.
Michaf KolaSa, Walenty WalinSki'
FranciSzek Przytocki, Micha& Madaj,
| J6zef ROzmysiowicz komitet dObroby-
tn.
Andrzej BiSck i StaniSiaw Pitera,
kOmitet praSy.
Leon G.. Nyka. miStrz tOaStOw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
Y s~TELLERTONY, N. C. CAN.

Eksplozya gaz6w kt6ra Wydarzy-
Ia sic % stycznia o godzinie 6 VIE
~x6r W szybie Acadia Coal CO. -
tylko IT g6rnik6w ocalilo sic, a 80
ponioslo smierc. Szesnascie zwtok
vvdobyto, "a reszta czynione So po-
szukiwania. Re slowiahskich gorni-
k6w zgineli nastepujacy: Piotr "a
munski i Mikolaj Karzycki, z zabo-
ru 1osyjskiego, Hardy Kapiela z Ga
levi. Andrea Makarczuk, Rusin, Mi
chal KAISER i Antoni Budiak, Lit
wiai. oraz Wencel Necach, Wencel
Bana,uk i Wencel Schroeder, Czesi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
OLA ARMI POLSKliJ
u BRIDGEPORTU.

w niedziele, d. 3go lutego r. b.
odbyiy sic chrzciny nowo narodzo-
mel coreczki PIP. Kmieciakow, Fam.
pnr. 1914 Wall ul. Do chrztu poda-
wall jake chrzestni rodzice Cyryl
Luczkowski, przedsiebiorca z Ran
dolph I'll. i Marta Janicka z Avon
dale Pc spozytej kolacyi OBJ. NJ.
GnialczyIski przem6wi} W serdecz-
nych slowach do zgromadzonych o
naszej Armii ochotniczej, kt6ra O.
puszcza swoje domy rodzinne i udaje
sic ma plac boju z narazeniem Villas
nego zycia, ably pogromiG tego prusa
ka, kt6ry tax gnebii Polske. Do po-
gromienia tegO wroga %potrzeba nam
wspieraG tych naszych ochotnik6w
finansowo i m~ateryalnie; zapropono
wal vice abySmy PREY tel malej uro-
czystosci zebrali choc maly datek ma
powyzszy eel. Wszyscy jednogiosnie
ma to sic zgodzili i skolektowano O.
fiary nastepujace: Cyryl LUCKNOW
ski So; Wladyslaw GoSlinowski 81;
Irena Szuszalska Csc; Maksym Gniat
czynski 81; Wiktorya Gniatczynska
soc; Stanislaw Kmieciak 50; He
lena Kmieciak 81; Leokadya kmie-
ciak soc; Kazimierz Kmieciak soc;
Klara Kmieciak soc; Irena KNIFE
ciak, nowonarodzona SOC; Jakob
Kmieciak, dziadek 50; Anna Kmie-
ciak, babka Csc; Ignacy Janicki 81;
Marta Janicka soc; Franciszek Sur
dyk So; J6zef Surdyk 5000; Fran
ciszek Opalinski 81; NJ. Opalinski
soc; Michal Nowak 81; Br. NoWak
soc. - Razem s~kolektowano $2o'
Obyw. NJ. Gn:atczynski zfozyf OLA
rodawcom szczere podziekowanie sta
ro-polskiem bog zaplac". a powyz-
SD sumo wreczono pani Julii Bauer
Sekretarce Biura RekrutacyJnego
No. 8.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
Chicago ezolucya.

Poniewaz Sma warda jest zamie--
szkana przewaznie przez obywateli i
obywatelki polskiego i siowianskie-
go pochodzenia;
Poniewaz olbrzymia Geese podat-
k6w miejskich, stanowych / kraJo-
wycn o~placana jest przez polskich !
sIowianskich ~wyborc6w posiadaJa--
cych swe realnoSci W wardzie SmeJ;
Poniewaz Polacy okazali sic najlo-
ia~lniejszymi obywatelami Stan6w
Zjednoczonych z~aciagajac sic ochot-
niczo W szeregi A:mii Amerykah-
skiej by walczyt W obronie Sztanda-
ru Gwiazdzistego i;
Poniewaz. wobec piracy i zasiug po
lozonych okolo wzrostu i rozwoju Sci
wardy, juz W latach p~oprzednich Po-
lacy zasiadali jake przedstawiciele W
Radzie. Miejskiej; przeto
Postanawiamy, my delegaci i dele
gatki zebrani ma plenarnem posie-
dzeniu Gminy 23ciej Zwiazku Naro-
dowego Polskiego dnia 27go stycz-
MIA 1918 roku W sail Russell Square
Parku, uzyc wszystkich swych sit !
wplyw6w, ably W roku biezacym W
Radzie Miejskiej zasiadal ~przedsta-
wiciel polskiej nuarodowosci / W
tym celu
Indorsujemy dOhrego zwiazkoW-
| ca. zacnego obywatela, c~ieszacego sic
pelnem zaufaniem calego spofeczen-
silva polskiego oraz obywatela szczyt
ME znanego z jak najlepszej strony
wsr6d innej narodowosci, cziowieka
sprawiedliwego i uczciwego, MARCl-
MA s. FURMANA ma Aldermana Sci
yardy I ~uchwalamy uzyC wszelkich
godziwych srodk6w i ME ustepo--
wac " piracy. by tylko nominacye l
wvb6r MARCINOWI S. FURMANO-
WI do Rady Miejskiej zapewnit.
J. Grajkowski,
j. Sosihsk,
NJ. II. Rozynek,
Komitet Rezolucyi.
r. Lukaszewski, sekr. prot.
+. r. Sikorski, prezes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
Y MILWAUKEE, WIS.
SekretarZ

w sobote przeszlego tygodnia
spalil sic W SVEN l6zku 40letni Sta
nis}aw Sztuk, stofujacy sic u polskiej
rodziny pnr. 500 American v e. 10
zef Was, kt6ry spal razem re Ssztu-
klein, bolesnie sic popali}, ale Eye
bedzie. Gospodarz domu m6wi, re o.
glen W sypialni prawdopodobnie wy
buch{ cd iskry z fajki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
ARMIA POLSKA WE
FRANCYI.
y CENTRUM REKRUTACIJNEGO
NO. 2.

W poniedzia,ek dnia II lutego
plenarne posiedzenie Komitetu Oby-
watelskiego W hall Zwiazku Polek p.
mr.. 1909 n. Ashland ave. o godzinle
1880 wiecz. Ma posiedzenie to pro-
szeni sa wszyscy Wiel. Ksieza Pro-
b~oszczowie, jakotez przedstawiciele
vszystkich organizacyi Polskich i To
varzystw. Beda bardzo wazne spra-
Wv omawiane, obecnosc vice wszyst-
kich obywateli, kt6rym sprawl Pol
ska ley ma sercu, jest koniecznie
p%otrzebna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
Centrum Rekrutacyjne No. 2. W

Centrum Rekrutacyjne No. 2. W
Chicago czyni s~taranie, ably Amery-
kanski Czerwony Krzyz utworzyi
rrzy stacyi naszej Oddziai ola spraw
Polskich. Zadaniem tego oddziafu,
kt6ry bedze subwencyonowany przez
Amerykanski Czerwony Krzyz bedzie
opieka mad zonami i dzieCmi polskich
zoinlerzy, ktorzy naturalnie opieki
tel beda wymagali.
Wiel. X, Herman OstroWski, pro-
boszcz parafii Sw. Maryi W East
Plain, la. pc narad3ie z naszym lata-
:acym szwadronem przyrzek1 wszel-
ka mozliwa pomoc majacej zwiazek
z rekrutacya. KS. Ostrowski bardZo
,ie. cieszyi z poznania urzednik6w re-
krutacyjnych.
Wiel. X. Stanislaw Kubiak, pro-
boszcz parafii Sw. Trolley z Moline,
ILL.,, przyja} osobiscie nasz latajacy
szwadron i obwi6zl urzednik6w re-
k~rutacyjnych po mieScie, ~udzielajac
bardzo dobrych rad i wskazowek do
~tyczacych rekrutacyi do Armii Pol
skiej, a opr6cz tego przyrzekf dopo-
MACAO tel sprawie z ca}ego serca. -
Geese takim Kap}anom, Obywatelom
i Polakom.
q q q
Ostrzega sie niniejszem naszych
pan6w wlaScicieli bufet6w, ktorzy
| sic znajduja W obrebie Centrum NO
2. W Chicago jake gl0wna siedziba'
aaeby W mySl prawa f~ederalnego ME
! sprzedawali polskim zoinierzom "
mundurach Tub o%chotnikom odzna-
kach iakotez W ich towarzystWie SIG
znajdujacym t~owarzyszom. zadnych
| trunk6w rozpalajaCycn. Granica Cen
trum No. . siega ma zach6d do RE
XII Mississippi River, ma peiudnie dc
miasta Springfield, III. ma po1noc
vsch6d az do granic Stanu Illinois
Urzednicy Centrum Rekrutacyjnegc
| No. 2, beda przestrzegali SciSle tegc
rozporzadzenia a wszelkie przekro'
czenia zaraportuja wladzom federal
nvm. BacznosG vice panowie salu-'
niSci.