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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
A ndreW and InOqene
uY ROE FCLKERsoN.

TMoGENE tho
ng2 through his hair tuns 1t ko tho hair tho back Of
You tonight
the bo can
1or gong7'
Well haven't good she h.t that
sit hero and have neo chat looked pcadnsy
down and moot Eni who has dough trying add
roll and afraid viii have bid a farewell"
Andrew" o said seriously. do did
Sow having perfectly nco time girl"
DO you that angry
stuck up there would bo living with
ongrauanon" Ho looked At his watch and Well /
~ myself
"Audcw' lmogrnc n your
sure h" said putting his watch back m hts pocket In haste
%
"Wno.c picture that?" asked rmogrnc
Why o he proi'i"d sll ds"ngpgc
and rise "p ever know ot mo other
boat A."
She pushed him n
house don't who u s, a. ot ho put
or and played with like chnd'
"I told you picture It holding he which
h" stretched out toward III" watch ~
picture s Of There Now,
Nndc"' her tone stern u VIII not bo GuIhhcd With
Of mInc nd
never have had
or wl forget my breeding aud snatch that watch from you
She never snnchcs and she forFcfs breeding"
g I9GooSeG G wtgh Yin great dheraton and handed
at her out Of the I'D She slapped hndrows
n"datcly afterwards
a woman always disputes her husbands word"
she don'tl' exclaimed
lie laughing wondered
"r is
copyught Twenty D-rrst Century Press, Inc)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
BefriGRdGd Indian
Steals Clothes From
His FelLOIU RedskiH

Harry Davis. Indian. agrees
most heartily with all that Shake
spearc said about the sting Of
mans iugrntitudo." Harry knows
from experience. and SAD expert
cnco 1t was too. for It cost him
his Sunday suit, his shirt, collars.
sweater and a suit case thrown In.
All this ho Loot trying to bcfrlcnd a
fellow Indian, Joseph PiEiOn.
Jeocpb Pigiou, whom the police
have been paging ever since he
broke out OF tho city jail last
week, met Davis on the Fourth
uf July with hard luck story
Davis was touched by the pitlful
tale of his fellow rcdskin and took
him home as his guest for the
nigh. After enjoying the hos
pitAlity OF his new found friend,
PlEion returned TO the house and
Is ALLEGED to have appropriated a
suitcase and Davis new green
suit together with other articles
" wearing apparel, leaving pair
OF worn out trousers
Davis lives ut 223 North Boston
street, the home OF his employer
W. NJ Gresham. The police have
been looking Tor PiElon for sew
cral days and expect TO have him
under arrest In a short time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

poses Tentative mggcstiouR that
great commercial Industries come
mere have an fallen flat iu the past
uniAl the Spavinlw water System was
considered and practically assured
tho city
The question OF greatly increased
axes ls bothcring many of the husl
ness men iu regard to the new water
sy stem. The induccmcut offered ~
good water viii bring factories her,
which viii use great quantities Of
This water. decreasing the rate Of our
own taxes hy increasing the lot1i
valuation ~ property while the fact
that We Will no longer have TO buy
our drinking water will decrease our
own living expenses to much less
than tho taxes wllRcost
II personally buy from 500 10
$50 worth ~ bottled water yearly
for my hoVc at l733 South BOULDER.
aud even II my taxes are increased
SOS or $50 yearly. consider that
have gained moro than $50 "A year,
and moreover have gained the great
boon OF good water at ~ Times.
II have even heard the argument
nat It would pay the city 10 TULSA
10 walt four or five years, and then
ne cost OF building the new system
viii he much less I have talked
with big business mon AN over the
southwest Of late, and an agree thar
all building materials will keep top
notch prices for at least three years
yet. Immediately after the armistico
the price OF automobiles went down
several hundred dollars by July
first the price had raised several
hundred dollars and automobiles
are now lust as expensive II not
more 40 than during tho war.
France Relglum. FLANDERS. all
the war torn countries " Europe are
now being rebuilt America is
shipping thousands Of tons ~ iron
and steel and building materials 90
those countries FOR the work of re
construction New homes must d"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
'IFWELRY STORE IS
ROBBED OF $4,000
.,,, and Cash Taken From
urondwnJ Jc"olrJ 'o''pH"'
Iarb sunday Morning.

catches. jcwclry and
''hfi'"',. "a o0O Was the
eafh. valued AZ "'"'' -
t.., Of burglars who otoho Wv ''," h.
and effected an on''n',V s,orc
',.,lwty Jrwclry c"np.ny uu
rls Third street at an carry
..,- sunday muruinE a,to,uI',E u"
lrra .urmrnt " sam 'o'uo'oe' b.
.,.rr,rfur. -
rI.r lri tU1wlcdr'
Iv,. received ny MI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Afrnih Of The RcIcIs.

JUAREZ, July g. The mayor or
Carristl town about nine miles
southwest OF Villa Ahumudl. came
90 tho border yesterday 90 lssk ad-
d.tiunal troops 90 protect Mis- uunlc-
ipaliy IL became known today Tho
mayor said there were about go
men under Ramon Vega. a villa
leader. u the mountains near Car
risal, a few mon under Epifanio
Holruin, another VHla leader I'm the
neirhborhood, and about 30 straE-
glers from various villa commands
In the vicinity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
DIRIGIBLE CROSSES
OCEAN IN l08 HOURS
cn.r-N-En FNnM rAGE oNE

II
handed safely near headquarters and
.brN.nag hurried indoors before an
lLrauan.e rmt had been rusheu TO
H.. .,,nr could reach him. This
, E,. nearly half hour before tha
h-. ..bia .lmc io anchor.
Lieutenant Ioyt. l.. $. y, the
lrrryrg officer. had assembled on the
l,,I A f1rur ur moro than 500
b.I.Icrs and sailors ready Tor instant
/. l. ..uu as the R-54 cirClcd over the
.lt.4 when she was only 200 feet
,lm the grupnd a huge haws"r was
Et so from under her nose. British
/ |. r.a.gmW4aluucd officers with
| IAmrruau soldiers and sailors
Isaag,ed V.oefuIy as they seized the
/ bog, and hung on.
II Water ballast was dropped from
l'hr forward end OF fhc dlr.giblc and
Der nose tipped. Then she began
H. descend Five more guide lines
wcrc dropped and landing parties
paspcd them AS the water ballast
was dropped from the stern In
both operations at bow and stern the
4 landing crows were drcnchcd by the
ctsratlng water.
II Major Scott directed all the details
H. me landing and 10 was carried out
a' smoothly as though the lncxpcri-
need landing crew had been an
l'alrrg dirglbles all their lives
\ The hawsrrs were attached to CON
l'-''e blocks two at each end and
3''" az either side in the center-
4 !" "H'n iAe great ship was safely an
i NN.'l all tho ropes except the ones
H.. A'T nose were C@t loose 80 she
i QUA swing with Ike wind like A
II HI al anchor T-lc landing crews
Il N.. stand b} all through The nipht
II hold he. safe.
\, fAr first man TO stem "ashoro"
MAIof scott lie obviously was
ou, hdppNs on his face WIS
A ',,'' Gays. krlwtr Of beard and
showed plainly tho strain he had
.N uha'f. Tie wore the rcrlIla
Nv, d" costume. Short and chunky
''t Pplcally British, tho military
i upper oi, th" huge alrship shonI
4 r,.Ilss Wl,h General Lionel - a.
II .'' .oh' British air attachc In tha
Il '' states. who was Whiting for
i r..... iA' greeting WIS AZ fypir,lly
A ...'N AA the appearance Of tha
Il .l"hAsf There was NO dc,,S'r,
Il ''..l '' though tho trim had hce,
4 " ana ihu two Officers maj
i G. N' English channel
Hoo, "'" b. NJ. Maitland ID Z,
II InIrI,,r,.' ''''i 'er Tor tho British az
H. 80 was 'he next 10 step ONT or
Il conn.,. Iir looked frcsher ihan HI
Il 1rs,,.-l..l'"hs fnr he had no dutis. IN
II Ut uA me Nayt ncr0ss ,g..,,, -,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

singular honor WIS recently paid
To Chairman william j Mullirnn of
the knights ~ Columbus committee
ON war activities, when two famous
schools, lordhIm University Of New
YORK and Holy Cross College OF
Worcester. Mass, bestowed tho de
gree NJ Doctor uf Laws upon him In
recognition of his services In the
war work NJ the knights ~ C,/um-
bus Chairman MuliE1n Is now In
Frame supervising the final work
Tor the A p f. and lutens fyinE X.
OF &. activities for the army or occu-
patton The degrees bestowed boy the
schools were iu each case conferred
I'm nMNnuL-l-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

CHATTANOOGA. july "a re-
port which reached here tonight
from Athens that q Louisville n
Nashville passenger train south
bound. had been held up at Hunters s
Switch a remote station In POLK
county yesterday bv four mask ed
men who dyuami'cd the express car
and escaped with $4,000 could not
be verified Sheriff Iillard Of pulk
county. denied any knowledge OF
such "a holdup
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
TELL WHY TULSA
MUST USE SPANNAW

hapt an, ,a,l.,.' ''''" '"'1'l
'''' 'I'I" W"uId
w no question m regard 10 The bond
issue carrying uppu n.r .,...,
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I'm. ''''''"'hu h'S any
''"'' ''n serve YOU
Very truly your rrleDd
"..ly II NV,
.,,. - IA ~
M'}"f of Fort Worth
Inc Following letter from i g
Lord, water commissions, ~ ts.,,
Worth. aud also a .n,.,.....,t ,,,.,, W.
mipo ia q, ,,,,,.., va
-
"'' george ~ Berry.
Dear Sir.
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ei,,.. contemplating Is.
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""IPNr lou Will never regret ,Dur
action juiEiuE from h. .......
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lands seven miles from r1i .I, 80, ,',..,
buIil "a dam n.r... f,.. , ''
NE Trinity river. impolndingg so' "
600 OOU. .uuu .aIIurs "a. ,,'.,,,h a.,
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the map and 10 wuYfi ,,,.II - ~
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just TO SEQ wnat nm, ,Cnr,, w. ~
done. ''''
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the money w
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

huiIi for millions, and all. kinds OF
machinery has to be supplied them
America Be- the owner Of most of the
EnId ~ the world A. the present
iiV' nud we must finance tho recon
btructlon work because W. are fnnn-
si'lIy able This is bound to keen
material prices up for years 10 come
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
Z Domu sw. Jozefa.

w Domu p. w. Sw. Jozefa, kto
ry jest zarazem schroniskiem ola
starc6w polskich odbywa sic nie-
dzielami biezacego miesiaca ba-
Ear i festyn, z kt6reso dochod
Jest w cafosci przeznaczony ma
owe schronisko. Niestety ME vie
LII tylko pamieta dis o Domu
Starc6w i frekwencya publiczno-
sci ma ow bazaar jest nieduza. -
Wobec tego przypominamy Ro-
dakom instytucye tk i serdecznie
zachecamy do jej poparcia przez
udanie sic ma owa zabawe W
dwie ostatnie niedziele pozosta-
jace W czerwcu t. j. Ego i 29go
b. m, Bazaar - bogaty w fanty
cenne, rozrywki ftp. trivia Pope
iudniu cd godz. Sci do l0tej VIE
czorem. Zaprasza wszystkich To-
warzystwo Pan Opieki mad Do
mem Starc6w Sw. Jozefa.
Marya Neuman, przewod.;
Eleonora Nowakowa, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
Z BRIGHTON PARK.
ODEZWA!
Do S.anowrych Towarsystw mesLdch
| iehsldeh, zorganiaowanyeh " d(iel
ricy Brighton Park.

Cd kilku rriesiecy powstala mysl
zbudowania dorru polskiego W dzielnt.
cy Brighton Park, kt6rego tax bardzo
potraeba, a bez ktoreso Aadna powaz-
niejsza akcya jest niemo2liws.
Mysl ia powstaIa W klubie obywatel-
skim, niedawno zorganizowanym / z kaA
dem 6niern rozpowszechnia sic W ma
szej dzielnicy.
A2eby mysl tax powazna jak zbudo-
wanie domu ~polskiego, u~skutecznie,
Kub Obywatelski wszelkimi silaml sta
"a sic azeby zainteresowac wszystkie
t~owarzystwa i organizacye, meskie jak
1 zehskfe " tel dzielnicy.
Klub obywatelski azeby nletylko roc
~powszechniae te niySl ale I popierac ja
~'n1oralnie / materyalnie, postanowil wy.
asygnowac ~znaczniejsza sumo ma ten
eel.
Nastepujace Towarzystwa i ~orsaniza-
eye mysl te przyjeiy 1 wybrnly swych
delegation:
Tow. Kazimierza ~Kr6lewicza, gr.
1888 o. n. p, delegat Jan X. Kierkow-
ski.
Tow. Wszystkich Swietych, mr.. 9O2
z. P. r. K, delegat Jan ~BerczyGski.
Tow. Jana Chrzcicilea, mr.. 913 z.
P. r. f., delegat J6zef wlezin.
Oddziaf Macierzy polskiej, delcgat
Wojciech Gumihski.
Klub Obywatelski, delegaci: Jan Rol
Ia, WladySlaw Derdzinski i J. Madej.
Tow. Majowa Jutrzenka, delegaci a.:
K. Kwiatkowska i F. Kowalska.
Tow. Kadet6w, oddzial 131, grupa
1915 q. y. P, delcgaci: j. Wr6bel / NJ.
Ociechowski.
Tow. Matki Boskiej Kr6lowcj Pol
ski, delegatki pani l. Rolewicz i PAM
y. kucharska.
Tow. Serca Maryi 2. P. r. X, dele
gatki: pant A. Liplnska, PAM Kozera,
PAM A. S%zlachetka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

ca wzywai DO or5anizowania sic " sp6i.
XII 1 korporacye z wfekszymi kapita.ami
- przez co par6d nasz zbogaci sic e.
k~onoptcznie i bsd1ie niezaie7nym Cd
observation-disclosures naszsch przyja-
ci6f', ktorzy Cd p~rzeszlo 500 lat wysy-
saja z narodu naszego 2ywotne sok".
Nastepnie przenawiat wiee-prezes tel
Sp6iki p. Wincenty Wrzesihskt. " mo-
vie swej m6wea polo2yl nacisk ma po-
trzebe ~zakladania przedsieDiorstw bur
townych l drobiazgowych, wzywajac "a
no4nyeh Poiak6w, ably swe kapita.y
lokcwali wpolski interas DaIej nr6wca
przemawiaa o nowo zakladajacej sic
sp6lce Liberty Clothing CO., ktora
juz jest inkorporowana z k~apitslem
100000. wyjaSniajac CO zyskamy
przez zaktadsnie wtekszych spo.ek 1
korporacyi / zakonczy2 swa move pros
ba trzyrnania sic hasla ,,sw6j do swe-
go.
q koiei przeEaawiali p. Artori VITO
darskf, sekretarz spoIki, ktory swymi
dowcipami rozwesehl zebranych / p.
Jan Natkowski, kasyer spoakt Take
przemowiI piek1ie many p~rzemyslow.
p. r. synowiec, o przemysle 1 handlu.
jak zydzi naciagah ehfopa poiskieso 1
wciagah go niers5 przennoca do swych
SHADOW, dajac towar kiepsh. Zachs-
cal p. 8. do popierania wlasnych pol
skich interes6w ! organizowania sic W
>coraz to weksze sposki h~andkowe, aze
6ysmy hedys mosh p~ooudowaG VIA
she fabryki / bye ~niezaleAnymi Cd OBJ
cych.
Wezwany zostal n~astepnie p. Henryk
Lokahski, naczelny redaktor DziennI-
ka Zwiazkowego. Mowii o potedze
p~olskiego przedsisbiorstwa, kt6re pra-
sa polska zawsze szczerze popierala i
nadal to czynic bedzie.
Dalej przemawial p. Roman Kowale.
wski o nieufnosc Polak6w do ska
dow polskich czego przyczyna by,o IA
k~orzenienie nienawisci, pomiedzy mani
przez Sch naszych zaborc0w, kt6rym
dopomagali 4ydzi, 4yc2yl on sp6lce po-
myslnego rozwijania sic.
Poczem wygiosi, kr6tka, lecz tresci-
wa move many przemyslowiec p. Ka-
zimierz Tornkewicz, prezes 1zby Han
dlowej W Chicago. Wyjasnii on znacze-
ME slow handel / przemysl / jak obec-
ME powinno sic prowadzlc tnteresy, axe.
by mona konkurowac z innymi ska
damn obconarodowymi. w GoGcu p.
Tomkiewicz ~zaznaczyl, re wszedzie o.
becnie tworza sic kluby handlowe. vice
powinnoscia takowy zaloAyG W dziel-
nicy Town Of Lake / dalej wy1aSni},
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
KUPCY Ma TOWN OFLAKE ZAKLA-
DAJA POLSKA ZBE HANDLOWA.

Przenysl i handel p6lsk wkracza 'v
nova ere. Polacy budza sic do nowegc
syeiA na p6lu ekon6mieznem. 2 odro
dzenism politycznem narodu polskie
go idzie W parze odrodzsnie przemy'
slu / handlu po1skiego.
Cnwila 6Becns jest chwila krytycz-
"a, jest chwila psychologiczna. Teraz
Jest czas, S4eby najsilniejsze podwali'
nv zcsts3y zalo3one tax pod gnnach DO.
htyczny, jak i gnach ekonomiczny ma.
szej Ojczyzny. Jesh teraz ME zbudu,
jenny Silnego przemyslu ] handlu pol
skiego. wtenczas bedzierny zmuszeni 20
wteaziec, sobie, zesny nieudolni i ME
saslugujemy na miejsce pomiedzy pier.
ws4cmi narodami swista.
Wszystkie ~okolicznosc nam obecnie
~sprzyjaja. Kraj nasz wreszcie uwol-
niony zostal Cd potr6jnego jarzma. Am
bicye pruskie okazaly sic jego kamie-
MEM w~egielnym ma okolo szyi prusa-
silva, okazaly sic bumerangien, kt6ry
~asniercil potege pruska 1 rozpeta3 vie
" niewolnictwa, pod ktorem jeezaiy
podbite i rozcwiartowane narody.
warunh sa sprzyjajaee, gdy4 narod
cafy budzi sic do nowego &ycia, do ~
cha pelnego pod ka5dym wZglsdem 4 W
ka4dym kierunku. Pr6cz tego many
bodEca ze strony naszycn wrogow, kits
rch ~ Poisee wypielesnowalisrny, q
ktorzy "a naszs opieke 1 t~olerancye
pfaca nam czarns niewd5iecznoscia 4
oszczerczemi napasciamt, ktors szerza
Eystematycznis " cafym swtecfe. Czyz
pod taktm bodzcem jeszcze pozosta-
niecny gnusni, ospan { obojstnt ma VIA
say tntereS M wiasne dobro? Natnow-
ne wydarzsnta wskazuja, zesny sic
zbutzth 1 ju3 pekna &ycia nowego Cd
tychamy.
Do tas1ch obtawow naiezy zxfozenie
W Chicago Potsktej Izby Handlowej,
craz cnegda5sze zafozenie IA Town
Of Lake fiji tej4e Izby pod nazws
Pufsktego Krbu H~andlowego.
Poisy Eupy I pr8emyssowcy W lei
fxtesnscy Denrali sic onegdaj wteczo-
rem IA weswznte nowej polssdej kom-
psnA Liberty Clothing Co" do sail pa
nj A Dafka, przy rogu ultc 4smej 1
Wood, gdzte kosztem tel kompanf wy
stHwtona hySa kolacya 1 smoker.
Ma wuiosek p K. Tomkiewtcza pre-
Nsa Polssdet Izby Handlowej Y CHI
cago jednogSosnte uchwalono zalotyc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

klub handlowy i do tyrrezasowego ga
rzadu wybrani zostali OBJ. j. r. Gar.
mix. przewodniczacy, Zygmunt Sienkie-
wicz, sskretarz ! q. X. Crbanowtcz,
skarbrik-
Urzednicy CT maJa zwoiac og6lny
vice kupcow I przennys,owe6w jak mai
predict.
Ma zebraniu o~negdajs4em saptsato
sic do tego klubu okeso czterdEestu
cztonkow.
Pomiedzy ~zebranymi zauwa4ono oby-
wsteli: 8. Jankowskiego, W. Wrzesi6-
skiego, A. Wlodarskiego, J. Natkow-
skiego, F. synowca, j. Kurzswskiego,
A. Russia, ]. Serafihska, ]. wr6bla,
j. 3. Czarnika, jake n~alezacyeh do
novel spoiki Liberty Clothing CO.,
a z irnych o6ywateli, kupcow / pre-
m~ys}owcow obecni byli 2. Urbanowicz,
K. Tomkiewicz, T. Wohlgemuth, A.
Pierzyhski, j. Rush, s. TarSowski, 8.
Deplewski 8. Gralak, A. Potocki, J.
Eichman, NJ. C~zwornika, L. Nowakow-
ski, q. Pietras, R. KoWalewski, W. Joz-
WAX, j. Skalecki, 8. Frankiewicz, j.
Srwaja, A. F~ijafkowski, W. Przybyl-
ski, 7. Jagie}ko, S. Mie1carek, ]. Kru-
sihski, s., Niedzielski, F. Wypychowski,
A Wr6bel, 2. Sienkiewicz, Niewierski,
]. Kujawfnsld, p. P. Nowak 1 inni,
ktorych nazwisk ME zdolalismy sic
dowiedziec,
Zebranie zagail krotka przemowa
oh. J. F. Czarnik, przewodniczacy ko-
mitetu u~rzadzajacego 1 " kilku slo-
wach wyjaSnil Gel tego4.~
Poczem powolal ma przewodniczace-
90 %. Stanislawa Jankowskiego, preze
ga nowo z~akfadajacej sic sp6lki pol
skiej pod nazwa Liberty Clothing Co."
ktorej sklad miesctf sic bedzie pnr.
4S45 8. Ashland ave. Przewodnicza-
cy DO powitaniu zebranych wyg}osii mo
we " ktorej przeSzedl poczatki emil
gracyi 1 szukanie kawaYka chleba tl-
tai IA wotnej ziemi Waszyngtona. SEA-
nowny mowca z~aGnaczy} jak nar6d nasz
cie&ko 1 uczciwie pracowal Gale lata,
pozostawiajac handel ip rzemysl W re-
kacn oocych, a przewaznie zydow, Rto-
nv tel tuczyli sic naszym centem l wy
zyskiwan lie sic udafo. Dalej p. JAN
kowsh przypomnial, jak sic nam zy-
dostwo odwdzieczylo i oszczerstwami
staralo sic szkodzie wolnej ojczy4nie ma
szet Polsce. W koncn mowv swei rnHw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Niektore Towarzystwa ME byly po-
informowane, Z powodu ME odbyeia re-
sularnych zebrah, hub tea z innej przy
czyny, pr1eto odzywarpy sic do preze-
SOW / sekretarzy, jak r6wnieA do preze-
SEX ! sekretarek oraz DO szanownych
delesat6w, azeby raczyh sic staw1c na
posiedzenie, dis dnia 20-go czerwca,
1910 roku punktualnie o godzlnie Sci
wieczorenn " banku Bract Koslowskich
pnr. 1925 ". 47-raa H., r6g Maplewood
ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

szanownt Rodacy I Rodaczki!
Rzecz Jest godna p~oparcia Apeluje.
my do waszych serc, abyscie raczyli do.
Io4yt swych sill i starah I zabrali sic
do tel piracy z calym zapa,em i poswie-
cenieri.
Dom polski, Jaki zanierzamy zbudo-
wac, bedzie tenn uwiehczeniem naszej
piracy / STAG bedzie jake ozdoba l po-
mink na:zej spoiec1nej silly 1 te4yzny
ducha.
Wiec komu ley dobro naszego spo.e.
czenstwa ma sercu, MECH raczy przyjsc
ma to posiedzenie. - KorItet Agitacyj.
ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

jake korzysci przyniesie ola kupcow
naleaenie do takiego klubr. .
przemawia1i jeszcze ma ten sam tie.
mat OBJ. J. F. Czarnik, OBJ. Alichai
Czw6rrtak, prezes spolki White Eagle
Dairy Co.; OBJ. Albin P~ierzyhski i q.
Urbauowtcz.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-26

only schools which provide an ade-
quate teaching Of the Jewish faith,
together with sound system Of i'm
parting secular knowledge, are those
under the control Of the "Superintend-
ing Council for Orthodox Schools"
which is guided by the Mizrachi. DR..
Keller's report having been conclud-
ed, the delegates discussed the stu
alton. It was resolved to wire DR..
Weizman and Mr.. Ussischkin, prom
ising support to their political and
economic endeavors for Palestine, and
drawing thsif attention to the urgen-
cy for an immediate solution of the
educational question in Palestine on
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-26
Nine
ADDITIONAL FORT WORTH NEWS
M. REINsTEIN DIES.

Mr.. M. Reinstein, of Tulsa, Okla, so
years Of age, died suddenly in his
room at local hotel.
He came to Fort Worth on Deem
Der Fl. 1t is said that he planned to
complete business transaction here.
The body is being held by the Fort
Worth Undertaking Company pending
the arrival Of Mrs. Reinstein, Friday
morning.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-26
CONFERENCE OF MIzRACHI So
CIETIES OF ENGLAND.
Friday, December %, 1919.


A conference of~all Mizrachi Soci-
tiea Of the United Kingdom was re-
Gently held in London. Rabbi DR..
Schoenfeld, the Vice President, well
coined DR.. Henry Keller Of the Zionist
Medical Unit, who had recently re-
turned from Palestine, and Mr.. H.
Farbstein, the noted Mizrachi leader
Of Warsaw, who is member Of the
Polish diet. Dr. Keller gave q detailed
report Of the educational situation in
Palestine as affecting the Mizrachi.
Speaking as one who has made a
thorough examination Of almost every
school in Palestine, he stated that the
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-26

Conference.
J, The election Of delegates to the In
ternational Mizrachi Conference fol-
lowed. Four delegates were elected
By the Conference, Rabbis J. L. As
trinsky, A. R. Charney, 2. Dimson and
Mr.. M. Schiff. In addition, two dele
gates were allotted to the Manches-
ter Mizrachi, and one delegate to the
Young Peoples Mizrachi Organiza-
ton.
The conference also adopted num-
Der Of resolutions, aiming at the fur
therance Of the Mizrachi work in the
United Kingdom.
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