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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

q prawdziwa extaza MONA sluchat
opowiadan szanownych delegation
warszawskfego ,,Rozwoju", dra Dy-
mowskiego / inzyniera Krzeminskie-
90 - o tenn, co 2 maluczka, z zacza-
tk6w poprostu drobnostkowych, z ini-
cyatyw prywatnych, towarZystkich,
zapoznawanych wyroslo W niediugim
bardzo czasie IA i~nStytucye - iScie
krajowej / narodowei jui dis donio-
slosci, maJaca ponadto wszelkie da-
ne DO temu, by sic stala wielka Swia-
iowa instytucya k~ulturalna! Fakt
sam takiego rozrostu omawiane2o
z~rzeszenia - zapowiada jak najle-
piej, dowodzi bowiem, IL W narodzic
naszym jest dostatecnna Iiczba u
Swiadomionych wlaSciwio dziafaczy,
ludzi chetnych, encrgicznych, n IDOL.
nych, pelnych szczerze ideowego Ia
pafu, kt6rzy powiadaja s~poieczeh-
stwu: Me dose byio zyska6 niepOdle-
CLOSE p~olitycznq, ME dose teraz gar
diowaG g6rno-polityc1nie, ME czas ma
Iaurach siadae, a zasypiaG ma dobre
trawienie W beztroskiem zadowoleniu
&c siebie: odbijaG trzeba, Od"abiac
Polske! NiepOdlegloSG W warunkach
takich, W jakich dis Polska, gdyby-
Smy je zatrZymali - bylaby Ziuda
gFupia 1 szkodliwa, bylaby b~iyszczaca
ncdza 1 hiszpahska buta o pr6znej
kieszeni, DO niepodleglymi ME bylby
ami nasz Rad, ami kraj, ami obywate-
le jego, siedzieliby bowiem jeden /
drugi 1 wszyscy razem " keszeniach
obcych, Judy zaS 1 spoleczenstwa pO-
stronne, Tub zgola dalekie wziefyby
W pacht Polske Gala - razem z ME-
przebranemi bogactwy jej gleby roll
nej, jej ~mineralnych ZasOb6w, jej INA
komitych sii piracy, jej wybOrnego
materyaiu W kaidej dziedzinie nowo-
czesnej produkcyi. Dzis prawie TAX
Jest: ma kaidem nieomal z pol i dzia.
| low wzmiankowanych - moe z je-
dynem rolnictwa w~yiaczeniem, kt6re
NIB. r6wniez ME stoi przecde
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

Mnicmamy, re tax bedzie, zachecamy
do tego - z calej mocy przekonania
| WARY naszei W slusznosc sprawy
~zbawiennoSG ola doll naSZego Ludu;
- zachecaG pragniemy kazdem sto-
wem, kazda litera tego Pisma nasze-
&C, kt0re - wspomnijcie Juz Oh
rcku prawie zg6ra ~wskazuje wan i
dowodzi, re pc s~kohczeniu polityki
naszei - Bogu dztek, gdy jeszcze
da Op~atrznosG / zebracze pozamyka-
my kollekty, w0wczas pozostanic
nam jcdna iedyna droga, jedcn jedy-
ny spos0b i rodZai piracy ola Polski-
jeSli nh. pracowac ola niej zechce--
my. .icsli ME zaprzemy sic jcj i ME
wyrodZimy do cha, n ma to mic Zanosi
sic chyba u wieksZosci - nawct
tych, co tn po&cGtana, jake Amery--
kanie polskic. . nOchodzenia -- a
owa drogq, owym sposobem be-
dZie ~kooperacya Z Oiczyznq ma eko-
n~omicznych polach / dziedzinach. Po-
Swieciljsmy tel idci jua ~dzicsiatki pc
wnie artykul6w, wskazujemy jig cd
dawna, ~zachccamy do tw6rczoSci W
nowych dzicdzinach przemyslu i ham
dIu, a doradzamy Zawsze pOroZumic-
wanie sic Y rodakami " Starym Kra-
ju ma ~ opanowania pTZcz mas sa-
mych jak najwiekszej roll roSredni-
czci pomiedzy p~otrzebujaca Polska a
produkuiqca %Zagranicq, W naszym
wypadku - Ameryka, ale take po-
miedzy potrzebuiqca Ameryka a pro-
dullujaca POlskQ.
Otto W ,,Rozwoju" ZmieSzcZa sic
~wszystkic nasze poczynania, wszystkie
pr6by mazda tam oparcie / poparcie,
wszystkie przedsiebiorstwa otrzyma-
ia chetnych propagator6w, a Gala ro-
bota zyska zorganizowane - a to jest
najlepsze, jake bye moze, podnie-
sienie / podtrZymanie. u tych wycho-
dzac przckonah - zachecamy, azeby
sic Iaczyiy z ,,RozwOjem" nasze tu-
tejsze poczqtkujqce ,.Izby Handlowe",
| Stowarzyszenia kupc6w i ~przemyslow
cow, a Co wiecej - mniemamy, IL
,,RoSwojem'', oraz ~tworzenicm dian
W Polonii naszei k0i wielkich i Zaso-
bnych - powinien zajaG sic nasz
Wydzial Narodowy, ktory mic moze
mice mic lepszego do roboty ma DIAL
$40 diva lata swojej e~gzystencyi, sko-
70 ,ja ~podtrzymac umyslono ma sej--
| mic ostatnim wychodztwa; ME majac
iuz p~olitycznych mandat6w, nj INA
~czenia. mic bedzie Wydziaf pewnie
| ciaglemi skIadkami tylko d~zialalnost
swa pozorowaf, lecz zabierze sic ra7
przecie do r~ealnei roboty, q ia be-
die wIasnie 1 jedynie robota TAXA,
iaka nam tn warsZawski ,,Rozw6j'
programme. Do czynu tedy, a razem
1 - wszyScy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

ma Town of Lake MONA orrzv.
mac yDzienrik W nastepujacych
m;ejscach.
CICHOWLAZ
4612 So. Lincoln I|ica.
KRUPOWICZ
171S ~. 4oz1a ulicA
M~IELZYNSKI -
1714 w. E3-ma utica
STREJSMAN 80
1909 LOOMS utica.
HoNDS
Anna III. j Racine ave.
LOPACINSKI -
1859 Gross av:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

MeSopie Stdnu Ussedsie sgd-
dzujq sic I'd sdGRiu, &c muSi ISL
nice EiednocsoRa, niesdLeSRo 1
sauoEsqdnd PoLSkG.
- WOODROW Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

Read RdrOdu pEseE HG1od da
RdEodu, ME sginie 2 poWieEschni
siemL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

o. ,,Rozwoju" pisalismy juz da-
wniei - kflkakrotnie, wiec ME po-.
winny bye obcemi Czytelnfkom ma
sym - ami hasio, kt6re jest orga-
nizacyi owej samem mianem, nj misty
tucya, oraz jej dziaiacze. Komunikat
onegdajszy - .pozatem - dostatecz-
ME jasno przypomins / okreSla cole
organizacyi, melody jej b~ezpoSrednie-
go dzialania, oraz okolicZnosci,
wsr6d jakich ddalania owe sic -
ruzwijaja =. .rozwijaja - swietnie,
wr6zac robocie przyszaos6 wprost
wspaniala - nieograniczonych iscie
szans 1 moznosci, zapowiadaja Polski
naszej - wzbogacenie, odzywienie,
Odoranie, odkupienie - W tenn INA
czeniu. Ii wiasnemi my siiami i fun
duszami wykupimy, by JUL ME daf
obcym - nikomu asz Zaprzepasz--
czony dotychczas w konsorcyach OBJ
conarodowych - przemysl, handel,
Gala produkcye przebogatego polskie-
60 kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28
PTzyszlos6 Polski -
"RozWoju'%Hand
wo Przemys1owym.

w tygodniu bieiacym zamiescih-
smy ma Iamach naszego Pisma DIVA
dokumentarnej doniosiosci komuni--
katy, jake otrzymahsmy re strony
hawiacych W Polonii naszej delega-
tow, przysiane nam Ojczyzny.
Pierwszy dotyczyi sprawy p~lebiscytu
ma Slasku G6rnym / p~rzygotowan don
polskich, o czem pisalismy W artykule
redakcyjnym tego samego dnia, W
kt6rym komunikat pomieszczono;
drugi - dotyczy akeyi odzywczej,
jaka ma rzecz PolSki podejmuje orga-
nizacya warszawska ,,Rozwoj", kto--
rel delegacya przebywa wsr6d mas W
tych dniach wlasnie; tel komunikat
zamiescilismy W numerze czwartko--
wynn. a dis pragniemy sprawie, o
kt6ra idzie - wlasnych luwag pare
poSwieciG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

ME BEDZIESI Mail OBCEGO
PRZEMYSLU | HANDLU.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

ME OBNIAAJ WARTOSCI JEGO
NADAREMNO, LECZ BUDUJ Ma
NM LEPSZA PRzYsZLOsC KRA-
JU.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
REHABILITiTION OF DIS
 ARLED HANKS

Washington, D. C. June 30,-United who are injured in the service of their country are receiving special considcra- ti0n at the hands of the United States Civil Service Commission and the Fed eral Board for Vocational Education, working in cooperation
 When the Civil Service Commission receives an application for examina ton from q discharged Yank. wheose physical condition is such that he would not ordinarily be accepted, his case is referred to the Federal Board for Vocational Education. The Feder- al Board turns the matter over to a field officer who promptly goes out af- ter the man and offers him the services of the Boards organiza ton for special training to fiji him for the work for which hc has applied, or for some other employment if il does not seem practicable Q train him for the work for which he made application ta the CiYi Service Commission. Hundreds cf such cases have been referred to the Federal Board hy the Civil Service Commission
 Under recent amendment of the Civil Service Rules. made ou the re- eommeudatioa of the Civil Service Commission may waive the established physical requirements in favor of d disabled and honorabiy discharged sol dier, sailor or marine. upon the certiti- cation of the Federal Board for Noca tional Education that he has been specially trained for and has passed a practical test demonstrating his physi- cal ability to perform the duties of the class of positions in which employment is sought.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

The revival meeting now in progress at the Nazarene church k being welt attended considering the bad weather and the fact that this is an age when few people attend religious services. Yesterday at go p. m, Bro Brantley delivered an address on the tithing sys- tenn as he saw it in the Holy Scrip lures and the audience seemed in ab- solute agreement with the teaching and expressed the kindest endorsement. Several agreed to begin tithing who had not been doing so heretofore The sermon on last night was from Psalms 9:17, after which two seekers came to the altar. The pastor, Bro. Hughes, invites all who will to attend these services which will be each day at ? 80 and S:30 D. m.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
CONGRESS TO STOP EVEN
 MILD BEER
Is Predicted That Even the 3-I Per Cent Brew Will Be Barred So0n- Action Starts Monday.

Washington, July L. Congress and the pppartmen. of Justice moved to- day to stop the sale of , 3-4 per cent beer under the wartime prohibition act.
 Prohibition leaders of the House oh- taned call for a meeting Monday of the Judiciary Committee which k expected to agree promptly on an iu- dependent bill for enforcement of the wartime law defining intoxicating liquor as containing more than one half of one per cent alcohol and to recommend passage of such q bill by the House at the earliest possible mo ment The Department of Justice all nounced that it's agents would enfore' the act according to it's interpretation that anything containing more than one half of one per cent alcohol can- not be legally manufactured or sold.
 Decisions of Federal Judge Rose, at Baltimore. in favor of the brewers and , 3-4 per cent beer and of Fed eral Judge SaWteIle at San Francisco against the brewers and such beer. threw the legal status of low alcoholic beer into uncertainty. Either he Bai- timore or the San Francisco. ur one of the many other cases expected to arise soon, will he appealed to the Su- preme Court of the United States. However. action by Congress within a few weeks at the most k expected to render decision by the Supreme Court unnecessary so far as stopping the manufacture and sale is concern ed.
 Attorney General Palmer made il clear today that while his department would proceed in an orderly manner without wholesale arrests or spectac- ular raids. offenders against the pro hibition law could expect nothing else than early and vigorous prosecution. Pending the settlement of test cases it may be that evidence in numerous similar cases will be gath cred without arrests being made, but if the government wins in the end. all will be prosecuted.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
ANDREWS ROAD
 LAW AFFIRMED
The Supreme Court Affirmed the Decision of the Chancery Court Tn the Cases Appealed From this County.

That Act No. 130 of the 1919 legis- lature creating Road Improvement Dis trica No. of Nevada county k valid and that the attacks made by (. C.. Hamby and George McLellaHd ct al should not be sustained. Separate ap- peals and attacks on the constitUtion- ality of the act were made but were considered by the court in one opin- ion Many of the attacks were dis posed of in other road diSarict cases decided recently. Other attacks inyolv- ed the correctness of the assessments the jurisdiction of the County Court as to the righ@ to remove commission CTS and the fact that it k given no control over the expenditure of the three-mill road tax, the failure to in clude cerrain lands in the district. the inclusion of another road district. and the fact that property ill Prescott had been included in each of five dis trictS created by the act. The court held that none of these attacks should be sustained and affirmed the decree uphOlding the district
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
LETTER FROM PRIVATE
 CAP WEAVER.

Lemans, France. 6 1919. Mrs. Maud Weaver:
 Dear Mother; Will sry to write you few lines This leaves me just fine and dandy. Hope you all are we'll What are you all doing now. l guess you are busy farming. l sure do wish I was there to help you. You know I feel better since l found An drew Rutherford and Hugh May. We were in 6 miles of each other all this time but l had not found them until the last few days You know it made me feel good,
 Think l will he home by the last of July They say we will all be out of here by the 20th of July. Some of the company will leave in few days You know it will tickle me to start for home. We have no kick to make, we have plenty to eat. nice white table cloths to eat off just like home, but there's no home for me in France.
 Well. Mamma. will close for this time as I haven't got much to write, but I will have something to tell when | get home. Love to all By bye.
 Cap Weaver.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

There is more Catarrh inthis section of the country than all other diseases put together. and for years il was sub posed to he incurabe. Doctors pre- scrihed local remedies. and hv con Stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced fl incHrahle Catarrh k local disease, greatly influenced hy constitutional conditions and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured hy F. !. Cheney X Co. Toledo. c. k q constitutional remedy. k taken inter- nallY and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System One Hundred Dollars reward k offered fur any case that Halls CataTh cure fails te cure Send for circulars and testimonials
 F. I. CHENEY X co, Toledo. ohio.
 Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for Constipation
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

Wanted. all editor who can read write and argue politics and Ut the same time be religious. funny scien- titie and historical at will. write to please everybody. know everything without asking or being told. always have something good to say about ev- erYhody else live on wind and make more money than enemies For such q man d good opening will be made Gin the grayeyardD. He is too good to live.-Heber Springs Headlight.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
Talcum Powder, Mexican Heat Powder, Borozin Powder for chil- dren during the hot summer months
 Guthrie Drug Store. Phone 101 We Pay Postage
- . =
Phone 101

The Smyth- Calhoun Mo,or Car Co, announce the sale and delivery of II Dodge Brothers touring car to NIT k
 l.. Dclaughter of BoHghton- A this k the seventh Dodge Brothers car sold to the immediate family of Mir be
 laughter, the Smyth- Calhoun Motor Gar Co believe this to be the best rec ord in this vicinity as 10 the greatest number of ears sold to one family. Ir also further demonstrates Dodge fa- nous slogan. It Speaks For Itself"
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

We have been requested to call at tention to the faet that some one or
 some party of people that go from town to Providence to have nice fam. liy or social picnic have been indis- erect enough to go in the church and molest the property therein. The peo. pie of the church do not object to the people of Prescott going out there for Il little social picnic on the grounds hut ask that they do noa bother the properly inside the church. Do not play on the organ, or disturb the books,
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
YOUNG AMERICAN SCORES.

Another group of institutions ill which the juvenile spills the beans k that wherein the misuse of m eX- pression of his elders leads to disas- troas results. Take, for example, lit .lc Johnny going up to uncle and ask ing him:
 Uncle. can you make noise like Il frog?
 No. why" asks uncle.
 Why pa says when you croak We will get Sl0.00o "-EX.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

A series of revival meetings will be gin at Wards Chapel on Saturday night before the 2nd Sunday in July. Rev l. NJ. Lambert of Murfreesboro, will do the preaching. Everybody k cordially invited to come and attend this meeting.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

For Sale-Meat Market fixtures large meat cooler, display case, meat block and tools with restaurant com hined Good place. I'se gas Water close Rent reasonable, My reason for selling not able to do the work Address, Mrs. A. k. Marbury,
 6-26-3t Emmet, Arkansas
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
AND AND
 PETIT JURORS
July Circuit Court-COurt Con- ls Monday, July lith.
 Grand Jurors.

}. May, Jeff sutton, L. E. Arm | k. (. Harris. (. r. Caldwell, Garland, Cap Rhodes, John ley, NJ. NJ. Nixon, R. L. Blakely, IA. Davis. W. T. Dowdle, Bert |n. NJ ]. Taylor. N. T. Mitchell,
 Henry. Alternates. ] Andrews, Will Grimes. J. R. head, Sam Wren, H. E. Doris, Johnson Petit Jurors. k Hendrix, <. Y, Daniels. 0, ]. John Goynes. Lee Cox, E. H. fr, ]. II. Mcdaniel, I l. Wade, lobe, J. k, Boyce A. r. Jones, |cox, ] D eantIey. ]. NJ. Sallee, Barnes, Leon Martin, F. F. (S Ben Johnson. Owen Waters, Warmack. l. II. Griffin. John |s, Ike Seals. Ed Russell. Alternates. \ pillard, Quay Wortham, Pete ! R. E, pelaa4hter, Bob Wylie, Wilson.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

Ne wish to call your attention to the Saturday Specials on another page of this paper. The merchants who are advertising in this manner are put ting forth some RIGHT NOW bar gains. It will pay you to look over this list before you buy. Save the pennies. the dollars will take care of themselves.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

We call your attention to the adver- tisement headed, SATURDAY SPE. CIALS." There are some real bar gains offered the people by these mer- chants. You should read every one of them It is not what you make, but what you save that makes you rich.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
FIRST COTTON BLOOM.

I. \. C. Andrews of route 3 sent 10 this office last Thursday. June 26th, a cotton bloom This was the first bloom 10 he sent to this office this season.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

Send me your clothes by Parcel Post and I will clean and press them and send them back. paying the postage one way. Star Cleaning Shop.
 Box 113. W. A. Porter, Prop.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
NOT SURPRISING.
ti-2ti3t

Pm afraid your wife's mind is gone.
 T don't wonder at it, considering that she has been giving me piece of it for so long
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

Bee Brand Insect Powder, ElNam- piro, Poison Fly Paper, War on Flies, Tanglefoot, Daisy Fly Xiii lers and all popular brands of in- SecticideS. Guthrie Drug Store. Phone 101 We Pay Postage.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

kent \ eeal pasture for and aftie Horses >I10 and NJ cents per month. Onc mile Lanehirs sam Gautsche.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03
GENERAL ORDER NUMBER 36. ATTENTION! CONFED-
 ERATE VETERANS.

You are hereby commanded to meet in Annual Reunion at Serepta Springs at noon July 24, 1919, for d two days session.
 Signed O. N JONES, I A BAILEY. Commander.
 Adjutant.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-03

Fruit Acid, Fruit Jar Rubbers and and all your summer wants will be found at Guthrie Drug Store.
 Phone 101 We Pay Postage.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-27
THE GREEK QUESTION ''

The Rev. Gerasimos Elias D. D., is an Archimandrite, or over-Abbott, and has recently come to be the pastor of the Greek Orthodox Church of Bridgeport. He will represent the Greek church at the Lenten For Un next Sunday evening and assist in the service, prOnounCing the benediC- ton of the ancient Greek Orthodox Church. After the community sing ing N. J. Cassavetis, of Boston, will
 make the address. speaking on The Greek Question at the Peace Confer ence," and the right of the Holy Or thodox Catholic and Apostolic Greek Church to have the great mosque of Santa Sophia, in ConstantinopIe, re- stored to the ECumenical Greek Pa triarch for Christian worship. Built by Justinian and for a thousand years the metropolitan cathedral of the Eastern church at the fall of Con stantinople in 1453, it was made into
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-27

yet, before I had spoken the word eight, guns were held aloft, and poked up within reach, and at this sign of surrender even the most desperate lost heart and joined the more cowardly. It was a strange collection of weapons stacked on the deck-guns, cutlasses, knives and pistols of every descrip- tion. Probably all had not been deliy- cred, yet I felt no further fear of the few pieces remaining hidden.
 That's all, is it? Very weII-now take care of this big nigger we're send ing down; no, he is not dead. only stunned. Now stand aside while a few of your friends join you; they'll tell you what's up. Make room there"
 We passed the forecastle scum down one by one. Ignoring the indignant roar of voices which greeted my or der, watched the men shift the heavy hatch cover into place, and then per mltted my eyes to survey the deck, as hastily considered our next action.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-27
CHAPTER XXI.
The Crew Decides.


 Except that many of the men re- of violence. But for the gleaming car ronade trained on the main hatch, and the small group of gunners clustered about 1t, the scene was peaceable enough, resembling the deck of some merchant ship. LeVere stood motion less at the poop rail, staring down and his attitude and expression Of face aroused within me a doubt of the man, a determination to put him to the test. Evidently he had held aloof and re- trained from taking even the slightest part in our activities. The men them selves were mostly forward, grouped together and still excitedly discussing the situation.
 Stand by to reef topsnils," I shout ed. "We're all one watch now. Go at it lively, lads, and when the job Is over we'll eat, and decide together what's our next move. Two of you will be enough to guard the hatch and one of you go into the cabin and re- lieve the girl there. Keep your eyes open. I'll be down presently. Aloft with you and see how quick a job you can make of it."
 Watkins led the way up the main mast ratlines, and Cole was first into the fore shrOuds, the others following eagerly. l watched them lay out on the yards and was heartened to hear the fellows sing as they worked, the canvas melting away as if by magic. I climbed the ladder to where LeVere hI1f f11l1 Ivy ignored his presence, my gaze on the scene aloft. Twice I gave orders, changing the steering direction slight ly, and commanding the lower sails reefed. The muIatto scowling, joined me at the rail.
 What's all this about?" he asked. That's no storm cloud yonder''
 ''There is always danger in fog" l answered coldIy, land besides there is no use carrying on until we know where we are bound. My purpose Is to keep the men busy, and then talk the situation over with them. Have you any criticism of this plan, Senor LeVere?"
 He hesitated, but his eyes were nar- roWed, and ugly.
 You'll do as you please, but you told me we sailed for Porto Grande. Was that a lie?'
 Mot necessarily" and I smiled grinlIy. Although I should not have hesitated to tell one under the circum- stances. I mean to leave that decision to the men themselves It is their lives that are in danger"
 That scum half of them are Eng fish and French. All they want is to get away; they will never go back to Porto Grande without you make them"
 "How make them?"
 (Continued Tomorrow.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-27
Social And Personal D0ngs In The Woman's World

a mosque by the Turks. The speak CT has been asked to deal with the problem of the Greeks who have been oppressed under Turkish rule for over four hundred years. Prominent Rrid exporters, friends or the Greek people and officers of the Pan-Hel- Ienic Uni.n, will serve as the recep- ton and platform committee. When Santa Sophia was made a mosque, It's n1osaics and frescoes were covered with plaster and paint and for four centuries were invisible, but within the last score of years, the figures of Christ and the Cross have been show ing again, and superstidous Moslems have been saying. Jesus is coming back to Santa Sophia"