davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01

Ma SZerokich, kamlennych Scnodacn, pro"d-
dzacych cd strony miasta ma gore katedraina'
s;edzia} ca}v Rad niezmiernie charakterystycz-
nvch dziadow, i zaledwie postawi}em noge ma stop
mach. gdy opad}o mnie stado jastrzeblch spoJ-
rzen, kilkadziesiat rak wyciagnefo sic do mnle l
schrypniete, jekliwe glossy jakby automatycznle
zaintonowa4y biagalny Choir, zaklinaJacy ma Cze-
stochowska, Ostrobramska l kodensKa' aOym sig
Iulitowaf mad nieszczeSnikami
zebrali TAXA dobra polszczyzna, re odszedtem
10 pare ziotych ubozszy. Przystanaiem ma szczycle
|schod6w, olsniony przepieknym widokiem, Jakl
sic stamtad ~roztacza ma niezmierna przestrzen pol,
p~ofalowanych wzg6rzami, penych drew, wlosek,
czarnych PLAN lasow, i ptasiego swlegotu, Kleoy
Idziadowski spiew znowu mi zajecza} W uszach.
Pc schodach szed4 jakiS officer z damaml, a
wyciagniete rece zabiega}y i'm droge, l proszalny
Choir znowu zaklina}, tylko re juz W innym Jezyku
! i ma inne swietosci, DO ma Kazanska, ma Pocza-
iowska, ma Sw. Miko}aja i ma wiele taklch lmlon'
ktore usfyszalem po raz pierwszy W zyciu. Muslel
byc szczodrze opatrzeni, gdyz j~eszcze dfugo STALL
b{ogosiawienstwa i dziekczynienia. e..
Me czekajac juz ma wiecej dowodow tel ma
drei dziadowskiej polityki, poszed4em 90 soboru.
Trafilem iednak nieszczesliwie, gdyz z powodu Cd
nawiania g10wny oftarz i wszystkle wspanlalsze
ikony byly pozaSianiane. G4owna nave w~ypetnla-
Ify rusztowania, farba pryska}a ma wszystkle stro-
nv, a gdzieS z pod sufitu rozleg4a sic ,,oJra", "a
pamietale wygwizdywana. W bocznych nawach,
cichych i mrocznych, r6wniez ME by}o nikogo.
- Czy tutaj zawsze tax pusto? pytam ia
Ikiegos robotnika.
- Jak napedza, to i goscie So odpowie-
dziai, ~zajrzai mi w oczy i cofnaf sic W gtab sobo-
ru.
Wyszed}em ma plac, zalany s}oncem i oslepia-
iaca biaioscia mur6w. Me byio nigdzie widac ami
zvwei duszy, a mimo usilnych poszukiwan pc
przylegiym parku, ME znalaziem nigdzie ami sladu
itych poboznych tlum6w, jake, wedle zapeWnlen
.istinnych', maja wciaz, dniami i nocaml, pfynac
do soboru z ca4ej Che4mszczyzny.
Wstapi1em do Muzeum kt6re, jak i w~szystkie
gmachy, otaczajace sober, So bardzo czyste, bar
do monotonne, bardzo s~tarannie utrzymane i W
lbardzo ,,kazionnym" stylu wzniesione. Muzeum
sk}ada sic z kilku niewielkich pokojow i jednej
i~ogromnej sail, przeznaczonej ma zebrania BRA
ctwa'. Ma jednej re Scian visa W pare rzedoW
~portrety dawnych biskup6w i metropolitan uni.
ckich, owl Pocieje, Terleccy i Rutscy, tw6rcy u
mil, jej dobrodzieje, obroncy i m~eczennicy, a 2
przeciwnej Sciany czernia sic surowe, fanatyczne
glowy wsp6lczesnych ~pasterzy, re slawetnym Eu'
logiuszem ma koncu. DIVA swiaty patrza ma siebie
niememi oczyma, dwie kultury j dwie przepascie
niczem i nigdy ME zasypane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
- A gdziez So Rosyanie W tenn odwiecznie

- A gdziez So Rosyanie w tenn odWlecznle
rosyjskiem miescie? pytam znajomego.
- Many wszystkiego cos z piec rodzin ro-
syiskich, naturalnie pr6cz urzednik6w, ale MECH
pan poczeka; jak Chem z~ostanie awansowany ma
gubernialne miasto, to przybedzie lch tutaJ INA
cznie wiecej - przeciez otworzy sic lyle noWych
posad! A zreszta i zydzi sic postaraja, zeby sic tn
zmienilo ME do poznania, jestem BOWEN peWny,
re lax tylko poczuja W tenn jaki ~interes, to saml
sic przebiora w tu1upy i czerwone' rubaszki, zmle-
mia jezyk, przemaluja szyldy, zaprenumeruJa od'
powiednie pisma i zaczna krzyczec PREY kazdeJ
sposobnoSci: Uni russkije ludi", a mas beda tro-
pill gorliwiej i zacieklej, Mill to nawet czynia sa-
mi ,%,istinni". No, i dada miastu TAXI charakter,
jaki bedzie potrzeba.
- Trudno i'm bedzie tax ma poczekanlu pre-
robic Chem.
Powierzchownie zmienic jest bardzo }atwo,
pomoga i'm w tel piracy, i "a pare lat Chem talk
bedzie wyglada}, jak w~ygladac powinien. Miasto
niewielkie j ludnoSc be- glosu, to {atwo przecha-
rakteryzowac wszystko ma styl ,,kazlonny"....
.Dachy sic pozieleni, a sciany skapia w takiej ma
linie', re beda sic czerWieni}y, jakby obdarte re
sk6ry; dor6zkarzy wypchaja zeby przypominali
IKOUY SldIld, ZdUIOllE9 Id AiNO"NS ~ POASNo,
~zniszczy sic, co tylko ~jeszcze przypomina ,,zgnify
Izach6d'', reszte kosciof6w poprzerabia sic ma GER
|kwie, wyda sic nieco broszur, dowodzacych nau-
|kowo, jake W Chefmie ME posta}a nj jedna polska
noga, i W koncu sami uwierza, re to miasto byfo
il jest czysto rosyjskie. A jak sic trait jeszcze pare
zydowskich pogromow i pare grubych ,,niedoi-
mex" w kaznaczejstwie, to i czemze sic bedzie
r6zni}o cd Homl6w lub Berdyczow6w? Chyba tyl-
ko stanem wzmocnionej ochrony, zaprowadzonej
iuz ma stale.
- Ale coz i'm p~rzyjdzie z takiej maskarady?
- Panstwu mic, ale tym, CO to robia, wszyst-
ko, DO Orderly, awanse i nagrody. Zdaleka BOWEN
bedzie robi}o w~razenie, re cos robia napraWde,
czegos bronia i cos tworza. Przeciez tn tylko cho-
dzi O jakiekolwiek pozory do odznaczenia sic i "a
slug. ....
|. - Vice pan przypuszcza, re Che3mszczyzne
od}acza? ~,
- Jestem tego najzupefniej pewny. Ia wielu
ludzi ma W tenn sw6j wlasny interes. Trzeba Edo.
bye Che1mszczyzne i rzucic ja ma passive zawsze
giodnemu tiustych posad molochowi. A re "a to
zap4aci chop ruski czy polski, re zapiaci upadek
kultury calego kraju, re pop3yna move NORA, }e2
i MOVIE krzywdy spadna ma miliony, coz to obcho
dzi tych wszystkich, ola kt6rych jedynym Bogiem
Jest ,,czyn",. a i~stotnerh, rzeczywistem Swieten
kazdy 20-ty miesiaca!
I'm zawsze bedzie dobrze, ciepio j syto.
KONIEC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01

sze spoleczenstwo ma to odpowie,
uderzy sic w piersi, zaluje i sic
ma gwalt synow swoich, ably ma
sze szeregi sic powiekszyly. Ma
te liczbe Polakow, jacy So w
Chicago mas W tel szkole powinno
bye ME II, ale 120.
Wolna Polska powstala. Ale
- azeby ia wolna Polska istniala,
i mogla p~owetowac szkody i owo
zacofanie pod kazdym wzgledem,
jake niewola w kraju spowodo-
waia, do tego potrzeba ludzi IA
chowych we wszystkich dziaiach
zycia narodowego. Z kraju nam
pisa, re takich ludzi w Polscc
ogromny brak. Kazdy, kto posia-
die wiedze i praktyke, ale wiedze
gruntowna, bedzie przez Polske
przyjety z otwartemi rekoma.
Polacy, chodzcie do mas, ! do
nauki, do wiedzy! Wylezmy z ka-
tow, z brudnych, maio piatnych
fabryk, a uczmy sic. Wiemy, re
wielu miodych Polakow Pc ukoh-
czeniu high school, mogioby
sic uczyG ale ME znajac wartosci
nauki, lub chcac przedwczeSnie
cisgnac z nauki zdobytej zysk,
marnuja swe Mode lata Pc fabry
kach i bturach.
Posiedzenia Stok. ,,Politechni-
Ia" odbywac sic beda w kazda
pierwsza niedziele miesiaca, o 60
dzinie 2giej pc poludniu, w sail
parku Eckhardta, r0g Noble i
Chicago ave-
Stowarzyszenia wybra}o haste
| pujacych urzednik6w:
Prezes - Maryan Winiarski,
! 1885 n. Wood I'll.
Kasyer - Jozef Oleksy Jr., -
| 2252 n. Lorel ave.
Sekretarz, Franciszek Nurczyk,
3139 N. Ridgeway ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01

W niedziele, dnia 7go grudnia, a
ckcac osiqgnac jak nakorzyst-
nieisze owoce zamierzonej piracy,
udajemy sic do Was, szanowni i
drodzy Rodacy, do Was Wieleb-
ne Duchowienstwo, do wszystkich
Organizacyi, Towarzystw wszel-
|kich i do Was wszystkich dobrze
mySlacych Polacy i Polk, aby--
Scie raczyli pom6dz do zebrania
jak najwiekszego funduszu ma
s;eroty W Polsce, zaco VAN
wdzieczna bedzie nasza biedna
dziatwa w Ojczyznie!
Przeto upraszamy wszystkich
O laskawe przybycie ma posiedze-
ME, jake sic odbedzie we srode,
dnia 3go grudnia br., w sail Zwia-
zku Polek, pnr. 1909 N. Ashland
ave., o godzinie Smej wieczor. .
Pc wszekie informacye lub "a
|pisy chetnych do piracy prosimy
odnosit sic do gt6wnego biura
Okregu Ego pnr. 1868 milwaukee,
ave. lub telefonicznie: Tel. Mon
roe 1477 W kazdy wieczor Cd 6.
7mej do 1Otej az do dnia Polo
WI.
Wierzymy mocno, re ME znaj-
die sic Mkt, ktoby odmowii swej
wsp6}pracy ola talk szlachetnego
czynu; jest to naszym obowiaz-
KEN swietym poswiecic kilka
chwil ola zapobiezenia cierpie-
MON naszych drogich, a biednych
Slerpt W Polsce.
Wydziaf Okregu IIgo
wv. Sok. Pol. w Am.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
pOCZTA NADPOWIETRZNA

Washington, D. c.
Department Poczty og}asza,
ze ma miesiac wrzesien - pocz-
iowa siuzba nadpowietrzna wyko
naIa 56,744 mil lotu Z trzynasto-
ma zaledwie drobnymi wypadka-
mi. 56,66S funtow pocztowych
przesy}ek i okolo 2,226,720 listow
z~ostaio doreczonych Poczta mad
powietrzna kosztem 22,648.39 do
loar6w. zadnych fatalnych wypad
kow "a miesiac wrzesieh ME
stwierdzono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
POLSNE TOWARzYsTWO "pO-
LITECHRlKA' " NSTYTUCIE
ARMOURA.

Dnia ego listopada 1919 T. Cd
byio sic posiedzenie studentow =
Polakow uczeszczajacych do tech
nicznej szkoiy wyzszel Armour
Institute of Technology. Zebrani
studenci postanowili odnow;c
Stowarzyszenie pod nazwa .Po-
litechnika" ktore istniaio pred
wojna, ale z powodu wojny i
wyjazdu wielu czlonk6w do VOL
ska przestaso bye czynnem.
Cele Stowarzyszenia sa naste-
pujsce: Wyszukae wszystkich
Polakow W naszej politechnice i
wciagnac ich do szeregow Sto-
warzyszenia, urzadzanie krotkich
odczytow z dziedziny inzynieryi,
wzajemne poznanie sic, informo-
wanie sic dokiadne o ekonomicz-
nych i Politycznych sprawach
Polski przez odczyty i przez "a
praszanie wybitnych osobistoSci,
przyjezdzajacych z Kraju. oraz
zajmujacych tn wybitne stanowi-
ska.
Konstytucya dawniejsza bedzie
poprawiona, a program d~zialania
SciSlej okreSlony.
Dotychczas do Stow. nalezs tyl
ko studenci szkoiy Armoura. Ct
ktorzy te szkoie jug ukonczyli, be
da honorowymi czfonkami nasze-
go Stowarzyszenia, jaktotez CT,
kt6rzy zaprzestali u~czeszczac z
jaEejkolwiek innej przyczyny'
Studenci nasi apeluja do stu
dentow innych pierwszorzednych
szk6l technicznych wzywaia ich,
azeby sic organizowali w podob-
ne stowarzyszenia.
Studenci nasi wzywaja rowniez
Pclonie chicagoska, azeby synow
swoich, ktory ukonczyli, lub kon
ca high schools" wysyiaia do
~naszej szkoly po wiedze. Wedlug
urzedowego oSwiadczenia nalezy
ia Szko4a do najlepszych technik
W caiym kraju: ma pierwszem
miejscu Rad postawil Polrtechni-
Ike w Bostonie, a ma drugiem AR
mour Institute of Technology"
Jeden z byiych studentow ma
szego zakiadu niedawno wyjechaa
do Polski jake specyalista w
dziale ekonomii gospodarczej
rad polski wysiaf Pc niego spe-
cyany pociag do Paryza.
MaIo, mizernie malo mas tn
Jest. Dlaczego? Mech sobie ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01

UA6aycA HSTbiarxy nSets1atsr,
UyhA1scych ma kieszsnIs lAtUn"Ng'
Gych. ais ma DzlENN1k CHICAGO
eK M svyoh szpaltaoh, b. Sswsss
pracuis ola dobra ludu- OHukahcSS
fire soles" stanowc1a - DztpNNI'
KU CHICAGOeKlN tElaAsanS ~
OSa uoEN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
ME- UzYWAJ PLASTRA
I GORCzYCY!
Musterole Dziala Latwiej, PREDICT
Bee PeckerZa

Niema sensu mieszania gorezycy 2
maka i woda, gdy mozecie latwo usun?c,
Dol, zbolenie Tub zesztywnienie uzywaJ2c
troche czystej, bialcj Musterole.
Musterole Jest zrobiona z czystego
oleju gorczycy i innych pomocnych
skiadnik6w, przyrzadzoDych W formie
dogodnej bialej masei. ZastePu!e
przestarzalo plastry z gorczycy l ME
sprowadza pecherza.
Musterole zazwyczaj przynosi szybka
ulge no boil gardla, bronchit zapalenie
gruczol6w, krup, sztywnOSt szyi, astme,
neuralgia, Dol glowy, kongestye, zaPa,,
lenie oplucnei, reumatyzm, lumbago, Dol
W krzyzu i stawach, wywichniecie, boz
lace miesnie, potluczenie, odzisoienie,
odmroaenie n6g, z~aziebienie piersi (cze'
sto zapobiega zapaleniu plue).
3Oc 6Oc sioik; sioik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-01
Z Polskiego Biura.
Foreign Language Governmental H.
formation Ssnics, Polish Bureau.
ia East 18th St. New York City.
LIE Rad PLACI kobe
TOM w STOSUNKU DO
MEZCZYZN.

Washington, D. c.
Stosownie do raportu, sporza-
dzonego przez WydziaS Kobiet w
Departamencie Piracy, okazaio
sic, Re Rad ptaci znacznie mniej
kobietom "a prace, wykonywana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17
Suggestions For Jelly Making


from the peel of the orange. Remove
the white part and run through the
food chopper Weigh and for each
half pound allow three cups cold water
three tablespoons lemon juice. Mix
thoroughly and let stand three or
four hours. Add three cups of cold
water. Bring to boiling point and boil
for five minutes. cool and strain
through flannel bag, squeeze out the
juice, then filter through clean flan-
mel bag into sterili2ed glass jars and
store in cool place for future use.
This pectin may be used in equal
proportions with fruit juices that do
not contain sufficient amount of pac-
tin to make jelly; thus, l C. pectin
preparation, l c. strawberry juice,
c. sugar. Mix the pectin with the Der
ry juice, bring to boiling point, add
the sugar and continue boiling until
the jelly stage is reached.
Jelly should be poured while hot
into sterilized glasses. Skim off the
bubbles with teaspoon; pour layer
of melted parrafin over the top to
seal it from the air.
Cover the glass with paper after the
parrafin and tie down tightly, or put
a tightly fitting cover 1t. Label and
put it away in a cool, dark place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17

A glass of good jelly clear, spark
| ling, transparent and of beautiful col
or, when slipped out of the glass fol-
use, if properly made, is firm yet ten
| der and retains the clear surface anC
angle made by the knife.
There are two types of jelly-the
| fruit jelly that is made from the nat
| ural fruit juices that contain suffi-
| cient pectin for making good jelly, and
| the pectin base, tinted and favored
| according to fancy. Pectin does not
| exist in all fruits, and is more abund-
ant in fruits that are slightly unripe
than in those which are fully ripe.
Apples, currants, gOoseberries, plums,
grapes and oranges are the fruit most
commonly used for jelly making.
Jellies can be made from the juice
of cherries, pineapples peaches, rhu-
barb and strawberries if the necessary
pectin is added.
Heating the fruit is advised for eX-
tracing the pectin: sometimes when
no pectin is found in the raw fruit,
heating the same fruit will show a
large amount of pectin.
Juicy fruits should be crushed and
just enough water added to allow the
fruit to cook tender.
Apples require two pints of water
for each pound of fruit, and should
be cooked till very tender.
Squeeze the fruit through cheese
cloth that has been doubled and moist
ened, then through a flannel jelly-bag.
Test the juice of pectin by pouring
into a glass one T. of the fruit juice
and add to it the same amount of
grain alcohol, If the peCtin precipi-
tates in solid mass, one cupful of
sugar to one cup of juice. If it does
not collect in this manner, use one
half to three-fourths cup of sugar to-
one of juice.
Too much sugar will make a syrup
instead of jelly.
Another method is that of cooking
the juice down" then adding the SUI
gar. The latter method is not con-
sidered as good as the first, because ii
the sugar does not all dissolve mixing
thoroughly with the fruit juice, it will
crystalline out.
Although adding cold sugar to hot
juices stops the cooking process byI
cooling the juice, there is no real vir-
tue in heating the sugar
If you wish to make jelly from the
non-pectin fruits, use pectin prep
aration made from apples or oranges.
The use of one-half of the orange
or apple pectin combined with cherry,
strawberry pineapple or other non
pectin fruit juices will give satisfac-
tory results.
Orange pectn is prepared as fol-
lows: One-half pound white portionl
of orange. tablespoons lemon juice,
six cups of cold water
Method: Scrape or CRATE the yellow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17
CONGRESS MAKES
NE W RECORD FOR
RAPID AND GOOD
WORK WELL DONE
It is Expected That Great
Supply Bills viii Be Dis
posed of By End of Fiscal
Year, July /.
FULL COOPERATION
BETWEEN TWO HOUSES
Passage of Woman Suffrage
Was Without Precedent;
Short Time for ConSidera-
ton of Measures,
OPTICAL CORRESPONDENCE TO OWNING JOURNAL

OPTICAL CONSEQUENCE sHiHs JOURNAL
Washington, June 16.-Congress Is
going at the business of the extra SEES
sion with a rush which has no prece-
dent in recen; years.
Although handicapped by the fact
the session did not open until Nav
10, there is reason to believe that
house and senate will be able TO ac-
complish the huge task of getting tie
appropriation bills pas red by july |
the date when the new fiscai year
teginS.
1t is expected that The remainin4
four great money bills will be crowded
through snon They include the lc-
quest of the railroad administration
for $1,000 100000: the army appro-
priation bill which will run well up
to $1,000,000 900; the naval appro-
priation bill which will exceed a half
billion; and the sundry civil bill which
is expected to approximate $250,000,-
900, though efforts will be made to
reduce it.
Working Together.
Working in conjunction with the
senate leaders, tie decision of the
house leaders was to dispose of these
vast appropriation measures with this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17

take. regarding the Canadian situa-
ton. According to delegates the or
ganization is prevented 10y ITS py-lHWS
from declaring a sympathetic strike
in favor of the Winnipeg stril," but if
the situation should develop dangerous
to the lives of those of the brother
hood now employed in the strike area,
it would be justified in calling sep
arate strike.
George X Wark, vice president of
the brotherhood, IS IN Canada invesu-
eating the situation and but for the
fact the convention resolved not to use
the telegraph lines for communication
during the tclegraphers' strike word
would have already been received that
would warrant definite action,
The convention voted to lend moral
support to the striking telegraphars
and fund to be distributed national
~ was ra sed. the amount of which
was not announced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17

Turning fro mthe battlefield to the
squared circle, fight fans throughout
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17

pilgrimage by the thousands to the
ringside of the heavyweight cham
pionship battle, More talk of punches
than of peace terms is heard on every
corner and both champion and chal-
lenger are often more talked about
than Woodrow Wilson. Through the
Argonne, Marine and Chatieu Thierry
are still spoken of, the battle of To-
ledo looms large in current convcrsa-
tiOD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17
WINNIPEG STRIKE IS
UP FOR CONSIDERATION

Denver, Colo, June -16.--Continua-
ton of the discussion of the Winnipeg
strike occupied the morning session
of the International brotherhood of
Railway Firemen and Engineers at its
convention here today.
The discussion was launched Sat-
urday and resulted IN much debate
as to the stand the convention should
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17
OBSERVATIONS or \ FAN.


The low throw from catcher TO sec
ond base. as swift as an arrow. and
accurately aimed as a bullet, has an
incompatible beauty The quick
thinking of the player, who in the
merest instant of time sees a situation
which the ordinary man would need
10 minutes to think out. also arouses
keenest admiration. It's wonderful
game Passing years Will increase
rather than diminish its hold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17

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important reductions.
In order to carry out the program.
the house VIII for some DAYS pass
supply bills at the rate of 100000
GOO day The senate will provide
for expenditures in the closing days
o. June even more rapidly. 1t is rec
ognized by house members and sena-
tors that more time ought to he given
to the close and critical eXamina-
ton of the great money bills on the
floor but in the present condition Of
things it is imperative the measures
be passed with the least practical
delay. Hence there is less careful
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17

Four pins attached to the rim Of
new platter hold meat firmly for
carving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-16
&c Cash a Word

The rate for advertising In The star
'rrder the following popular ciasstnca-
: ions 10 2 cents Q word when cash b
mid In advance at the Business Once.
Iw.:
- Wanted Help,
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found
Automobiles
For Sale Miscellaneous
Wanted Situations.
Business Opportunities
Poultry. Pets and Live Stock
Wanted Miscellaneous
No advertisement accepted for les
,usn ~ cents each insertion.
Apartments and houses for rent ana
TAINTED and other real estate ana een-
-. raj classidcatfons are charged TOR "
he line Of words.
Lowest charge is for lines q -
~ lords or less. Rates: 4Sc. one ume:
&c. two times; @1.17. three time:
ica.i lines s' Of 8 WORDS sSd each in same
No advertising can Be CHARGED w1tA.
nut first arranRing at The Star omee %
For the convenience Of patrons cash
advertisements may be left at any one
Of the branch ofilces listed below:
NORTHWEST
md. and Mass. Ave. HyEeian Pharmacy:
I'd and Indiana Ave. Butler = s1eae
I'll and + sts., criswen Pharmacy:
.th and K SITS. GoldenberHs (Iims
9TH and o SITS, MeGuire's Pharmacy.
18th and p SITS. Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-, Pearson fnaf'
"lst and g sts.. ouixiey PhafMaey
2sth and Pennsylvania Ave. defs
Holmead and Otis Places. Helmead
Pharmacy
1901 I ST., Mors- Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
North Capitol and Eye Sts.. keneaU
Pharmacy. ~..,-
18th and East Capitol sts.. Aneon
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
eth and Eve Sts., Weller's Pharmaey.
nth and Pa Ave. Fealey's Phafmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave. smyser's PharmaeS'
GEORGETOWN
Wisconsin Ave. and N St., O'Donnsll's
18th and p sts., Pride's Pharmacy.
seth apd u SITS, Weller's Pharmacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-16
FEMALE.

BRIGHT young lady; must be accurate at ng
Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Phone Line. 239.
CASHIER-Young woman as cashier. F. n.
Ridgway Pharmacy. Conn. and Fla. ayes. NV.
IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-16

SHIPPING CLERK for furni-
ture establishment; an unusual
opportunity for a man of expert
ence and ability; must be quail
fed to handle men and obtain
results. Apply Mr.. Lucas, Box
.2o1-S, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-16

CASHIER, experienced. Georges Drug Store,
1717 Penna. ave. NV. 16s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-16

ST. NEAK 4th 81. wv. 10.
SALESMAN-First-class sales
man, one experienced in selling
vehicle batteries preferred, for
work in Washington. Good
salary to right man. Apply
II. F. Waters, care Sterrett &
Fleming, 2155 Champlain st.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-16

MALE AND FEMALD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-16

CASHIERS = Experienced, to
work Saturday morning from
8 to l 80; salary, $3.50. Address
Box 36-S, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-16
BUSINEss OPPORTUNITIES.
Conffnuel,

FAMOUS RESTAURANT FOR
SALES, 900 %. #. Of space: up
town locati Very successful.
Doing over $4,000 business per
month.
Cause Of selling, disagreement
among present owners. Long
lease.
ONLY those who can run q first
class place need apply.
Address BOZ ct. Star once.