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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24
@ ZDOBYCIE MILION0W
e Wydzialu Narodowego.)

"Gl6d W Polsce caIej szerzy sic
cOraz bardziej.
SrOga lima daje sic we maxi.
Zapasy iywnosci W Polsce jui sic
wycEernaIy zuPeInie.
Potrzeba odZiesy 4 SrOdk6w lecz-
niczych".
Otto Ostatnie wieSci z POIski, otto
hagania tych naszych braci, kt0rxy
prgez & lata cierpieli nedze / gl6d,
nadudzkie wykazujac zasOby sl i
energii. A tera1 - sdy slOnce VOL
noSci / swObOdy opromieniaG poczy-
ma ziemie POlski, gdy tn Polska
OStatnim wySilkiem bile swoich wru
gov / Organizuje rad wlasny. czy
mOlemy POzwOi6, by god byi jej
doradca, by z giodu zgineli dis eli,
kt0rzy jutro maja bye obywatelami
tel wielkiej Rzeczypospolitej Polski?
::
Skladki ma Fundusz MiliOnowy
napbwaja stanOwczO IA powoli. Me
widaG jui tego ro9machu / tel ener-
eli, jaka wychodztwo nasze cecho-
waIa ma Sejmie Polskim i w nastep-
nych paru miesiacach. Ostyga6 po-
~czynami W zapaIe miioSci Ojczyzny
sadzsc, leSmy juz swoje rrobili.
I novel nam pOtrzeba pOdniety,
silniejSzego bodica ~jakiegoS, by
spelni6 obowiaLki narOdOwe i obo>
wiazki miioSierdzia wzgledem a
szych wlasRych braci. -.
Smutne to, ale tax podniecajace,
ze dale pow6d do urLadzaDia wie--
cow W kaidei kolonii i osadzie pol
skiej i to ME wiec6w pOwstania sty-
czniowegO, ale wiec6w takich, m
kt6rych SkladaG many MOVIE dowody
miloSci kraju ojczystego.
Wydzial y. p. zbiera trzeci mi
hon dolar6w ma Potrzeby Ojczyzny.
Zmudnym wysilkiem zebraI juz diva
miliony - million zaS dolar6w, jaki
mial W skarbie, wydal ostatnio M
iywnoS6 dla POlski.
A tn pOtrZeby olbrzymie. trudno-
Sci ME do przezwycieienia. Jeden o.
6ret OdPlynai. a tn Co miesiac ME
.ieden ale diva okrety Z iywnosctq
pOwinny do POlski odpiyn2G. Bo
tam potrzeby straszne, DO tam CO
ndesiac trzeba 3 tysiace wagon6w
samei tylko maxi ma chleb dla ma
sIych braci.
Okrety 50. zywnoS6 mOiemy ku-
pic, idzie o grOsz - a grOsz ten zna-
leSG pOwina / malesG must zasobna
Polonia Amerykaiiska - 1 Mkt SIG
wymaWiac ME pOwinien 1 ME ma
prawa teraz, bO tie mihony ida ma
chIeb ola gIodnych.
APelujemy vice do KOmitst6w o.
bywatelskich, by urLadxaly wiece 4
OdsyIaIy do Skarbu Wydziah N p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

wszystkie pieniadze, jake maja W
swojem pOsiadaniu, apelujemy do
poborcow, ably zdwajali i strajaii
wSsiiki przy zbieraniu podatku ma
rodowego, a~pelujemy do sfer pre-
wodnich wychodztwa, ably co PREDICT
do dziela sic zabraiy.
To ME 81 zarty, ostatni zaS APPEL
Wydzialu n. II. ME pO to POSTAL wy
danny. ably 20 tylko ~przeczytac, 1 o
MIN zapOmniet, ale prDeczytawszy IN
raz natychmiast wszystkie poruszyG
sprezyny, by jak najwiecej zebraG
ola giOdnych W POlsce.
Przypominamy ten raz ~jeszcze
drugi nyjatek tel odczwy:
*
II Polski nadchodza coraz strasz
n~iejsze, wproSt r~ozpaczliwe wieSci .
Oprocz Emory bolszewickiej, ktora
grozi Macierzy naszej, w Polsce rOz
postarl swe panowanie gf6d. Tam CO
daiennie mra tysiece ludu polskie-'
60 ,stamtad tn do Ia plyna blagal'
ne modify 1 prosby, bySmy ich ratio
wall.
ZywnoSc, ktora miala iS6 do Pol
ski przez Tryest - ME moze bye u
zyta, BIO kOmunikacya kolejowa 4
Polska przerwana. Jedyna nadzieja
ocalenia czekaj2cej ma Iatunek lud'
noSci W Polsce leiy w Polonii ame-
rykahskiej.
Vice slemy APPEL serdeczny, ape
taxi, by jake kto gdZie ma fundu'
SIC ma cele ratownicze, czy narodo'
we odeslal je zaraz do Wydzialu n
p. Me many diva / pol miliona do.
lar6w, n takiej sunny trZeba saraz
- dis - natychmiast! Ratowac
trzeba brae nasza w Ojczyznie, ratio
wac zaraz. - Speinijmy sw6j swie'
ty obowiazek.
Mech ma 10 odpowie Gala Poionia'
Wydziai n. p. apeluje do jej ofiar'
nych serc w imieniu giodnych braci
/ si6str "A starc6w / dzieci W Pol
see i O natychmiastowe blaga ofia'
~, datki / skladk.
$
Czynilismy dotRd. co bytO W ma
szych siiach - MECH Ia zbOzna TO-
bota trivia dalej. Ma wiasnych si-
bach polega6 musimy, by swoim po'
MACAO. Okret z Iywnoscia czeka -
danny DO jedna trzecia Iadunku o.
kYetowego, to mleko s~kondensowa
ne ola dzieci, reszta, to tluszcze
wiktualy.
Oni tam gIOdni. okret czeka: Zba'
wienie ola tysiecy many posiaG -
na miioSc BOska - ME Zwlekajmy
q ratunkiem-
Rodacy - Bracia - do dzieAa!
Rodacy / Bracia ma ratunek!
zapomnijmy M razie o wszyst-
klein!
Ra;ujmy Polske cd gIodu!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

szymy sic jednak, gdyz daJac
najwiece.i ofiar, najwiecei sic
tel przyczynii do zrobienia wy
}omu W. tel opoce, ktorej nazwa
by}a przemoc i niewola caryz--
mu, ma ktorych to gruzach po--
wstaie Jasna WolnoSc Naro-
dow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

Do czynu! zaraz::! Natychmiast!
Bo gi6d ME czeka - q Polska
giodna!
Kto w Boga- wierEy, MECH spieszy
g pomoca!
Olbrzymla pOmoca W zbieraniu
fundusz6w ma glOdnych W Polsce So
talk xwane WAR Chests, cd kto-
rych przy en~ergicznych staraniach
MONA otrzyma6 znaczne fundusz..
IN przykiad MECH +posfuia naste>
pujace Komitety Obywatelskie, kt6-
re W r6inych miastach p~ostaraIy sis
o znaczne s~ubwencye ma fundusze
ratunkowe ola POlski.
w Rochester, N. Y. zyskali Pola--
cy 100 tysiecy dolar6w;
w Toledo, Ohio dostaIi 90 tysie-
cy dolar6w;
w Detroit, Mich, W jednym mie-
siacu uByskali 20 tysiecy dOlar6w;
Bardzo wydatne sunny e War
Chest otrzymuja r6wnieS pracowite
Komitety W takich miastach jak;
Utica / Syracuse, N. Y. ora inne,
kt6re w przyszlosci wyszeg6lnimy.
Wszystkim oddajemy uznanie 1
wszystkich prosimy i zachecamy do
Piracy mad zbieraniem fundusz6w mi
lionowych ola glodnych.
Donosza nam z New Bedford,
Mass, 10 dziei %staraniom tamtej-
szego Komitetu Obywatelskiego IL
: zyskano z War Chest sumo 25 tysie-
cy dolar6w, kt6ra przyslano do Wy
dZialu.
Prezesem komitetu a dy-
rektorem stOwsrzyszenia New Bed
ford War Chest Fund Association
| Jest p. j. ID .Iygiel, sehretarzem p
Jan Giowacki.
Ostatnio prezes Wydziaiu n. p,
D. Jan f. Smulski wydai do DuCho-
wienstwa Polskiego / wszystkich no.
dak0w n~astepujacq odeLwe:
Wobec otrzymanych wiadomOsci,
re POlsce grozi katastrofa giodowa,
jeieli ME poSpieszy sic stqd natych.
miast z ratunliem - Wydzial Ma.
rodowy pocZynil wszelkie mOzliwe
~starania, azeby IN posrednictwem
zarzadcy administracyi z~ywnoscio-.
wei Stan6w ZjednOczonych, p Hoo
vera, d~ostarczy6 zywnoSci naikr6t-
sza droga, t. j. przez Tryest, gdzie
adninistracya IN ma swoje sldady.
Ostatnio otrzymalismy cd p. Hoo
vera telegraficzne Zawiadomienic,
re komunikacya miedzy Tryestem 4
Polska Jest kompletnic przerwana i
re jedynym sposobem natychmiasto
wego p~oSpieszenia POlsce 2 ratun--
KLEIN. Jest wyslanie Z Ameryki trans
portu iywnoSci przeZ Gdansk.
Okret naladowany wszelkiego ro-
dzaju artykulami spo5ywczymi stoi
W porcie nowojorskim got0w kazdej
chwili do odjzadu, "a transport ten
! iednak trzeba zaplacic q CORY pre-
szla diva miliony dolar6w, a tax
wielka sumo kasa Wydzialu Naro'
| dowego ~jeszcze ME roZpOrzadza.
-
Y uwagi ma wielka naglosc spra-
wy. gdyh kazdy dzien zwioki grozi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24
Me Wstydz siel

Gdy powTacasS do domu 20 Sroo~
rIescia, 70 skladu, ofisu Tub fabrykl.
rup sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGoSKl
1 smiaio czytsj " tramwa!u Tub va
gonie.
DzIENNIK CHICAGosK1 mctna
stale nabywa6 IA nastepujscych ma
r~otnikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skiaden
departamentowym Boston Store.
State 1 Madison - pred apteKa
firmy Buck and Rayner:
State 1 Madison ~ pred skladsm
departamentowym fEEy Carson'
Plrie, Scott and COL
State 1 Quincy;
State 4 Van Bureni
State 1 Harrison:
Wabash I Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La Sale;
Adams ! LIN Sale;
Adams 1 La Sale;
Washington 1 La Sallst
Randolph I DearSorn;
Washington 1 9Th ava
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

misarze powinni wplywac ma han
Diary zydowskich by sprzcda--
wall te produkty po dostepnych
cenach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

hym) " New Yorku | szpiiala po-
wiatowego Westchester, m6wi: -
"Tyslacy ludzi cierpi ma brak zela'
"a. lecz ME vie co brat. Me ma
mic ponad telazo o~rganiczne - NJ
xated Iron - ma szybk!e wzbosa-
Genie krwi. c~zyntenie pieknyca'
zdrowych kobiet | silnych ener'
gicznych mezczyzn. Aby sic upe-
wnic, re moi pacyenci otrzymala
prawdziwe organiczne zelazo. a
ME jakiegos rodzaju metalowa
podr6bke. przepisuje zawsze MI
xated Iron W jego oryginalnych
paczkach. Nuxated Iron wzmoze
SHE | energie o%siabionych, nerwo-
wych 2 sill opadnietych ludzi W 10
dniach czasu W wielu wypadkacn.
Uwasa Fabrykanta: Nuxated l.
ron, polecone powyzej przez nr.
Sullivana mona nabyG W jakhn.
kolwiek dobrym skladzie aptecz-
nym 2 recepta lekarska lub be-.
pod osobists gvarancya fabrykan
tow o powodzeniu. Tub zwrotu
pieniedzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

PossukuJesa prseyS - C"vtai p''"''
Ssnsitanh DZiENNiKn CHT:J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24
NUXATED IRON

Lskarze mewla, 70 kuxated
Iron szybko wIewa zsdzIwIa.
Nea sltc ! enersIt W zyty
metezyzn powoduIs rumie.
nice na pollozHaeh nerwo-
wyeh, opadn!stych Z st ko.
bIet.
Zapytajcie ~pierwszych stu
silnych. zdrowych ludzi, "a
kich spotkacie, czenu Ia
wdxiecGaja swa size, i zwatsj-
Gle, wielu odpowie "Euxated
Iron" DR.. James Francis Sui
Ivan. byiy lekarz sZpItala Be-
lsyue" Nv odGziale zewnetrz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

APelujemy vice do KOmitst6w o.
bywatelSkich, by urLadxaly wiece 4
odsyIaIy do Skarbu Wydziah NJ p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-24

Y uwagi ma wielka naglosc spra
wv, -dyh kazdy dzien zwioki grOz
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

LIVING ROOM SUITES.
 Handsome Queen Anne Pe- riod design, three piece Suite. Davenport, Arm Chair and Rocker, with cane panel back. seats upholstered with blue velour. Inventory Sale Price S154.OO.
 MORRIS CHAIRS.
 Withadjustab ble back; Quar- tered Golden Oak or Mahogany finished frames, fitted with re- versible Art Spanish Leather cite Cushions. Inventory Sale Price $19.S9.
 HIGHBOYS.
 In colonial style; beautiful reproduction in design and f1n- nish, embodying the highest art of that historical period. Inventory Sale Price S15O.OG.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
GIRLS WASH DRESSES.

In fine quality Gingham. Cham bray and Repp, some with fancy col lars and cuffs; patch pockets: sizes b to 14 years; regular $2.98 value PRICED FOR INVENTORY SALE, s1.78.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
INVENTORY SALE SUMMER SUITINC

The White Season Is Here. Also & Very Attractive Price on White Suiting.
 White Linen Finish Suiting. A very desirable material; al- ways looks beautifully new aft CT each tubbing, 36 inch wide, regular price 33c per yard. For This Sale, 25c.
 This is One Bargain in White Dress Goods; There Are Many Others.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
Inventory Sale Furniture Department

Mammoth the homes of Hart vicinity. home have
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

WHITE SKIRTS. of excellent quality, deep f1ounces of hamburg or dainty rows of lace; regular $1.25 value, Inventory Sale Price 85c.
 GOWNS
 of good quality nainsook and batiste, trimmed with lace or embroidery; regular $1.25 value, Inventory Sale Price 95c.
 CAM1SOLES.
 of wash satin and crepe de chine, tailored and trimmed: very dainty: regular S1.25 value, Inventory Sale Price 95c.
 BOOMERS
 of fine pink batiste. with lace trimmed ruffle; regular 69c value, Inventory Sale Price 4Sc.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
POSTER BEDS.

POSTER BEDS.
 In Solid Mahogany; a very handsome design; showing wonderful fidelity to Colonial style. Inventory Sale Price S54.95.
 FELT MATTRESSES.
 Of extra fine quality White Cotton Layer Felt. covered with an excellent grade of tick ing. Inventory Sale Price $22.75.
 LIVING ROOM ROCKERS. Very bstantially built; good design for use with any style of furniture; finished in mahogany. Inventory Sale Price $S.9S.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
INVENTORY SALE CABLE SUITING

Never Were There So Many Dainty Frocks and Smoclxs. Here is a Possibility For Few More At Little Cost
 Mercerized Silk and Cotton Cable Suiting, one of the new est and prettiest fabrics in plain evening shades. Maize, light blue, copen and black. 36 inches wide; regularly S9c per yard. For this sale, 75.
 This is Just One of Countless Bargains in Wash Dress Goods.
 Remember We Sell Ladies' Home Journal Patterns.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
tory Sale Goes Full Steam Ahead
Inventory Sale of Zephyr Sweaters
 $5.50
FORMERLY s9.es AND s1o.98

 A JAUNTY SWEATER A FECT SPORT OsE FROM OUR STOCK TUXEDO MODEL SLIP ON, COAT sWEATER-TFIRD GIRLS FIBER collar sash pockets; regular value S4.9S-INvENTORY
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
INVENTORY SALE PORCH AND MORNING

Morning Dresses, cool and dainty, suitable for beach or country use; simple models with long or short sleeves; a great variety in styles, colors and materials; Priced for In ventory Sale 9sc, $1.39, S1.95 and $2.95; regularly s1.69 to s3.45
 Bungalow Aprons, neat and comfortable; in percale. open back or side: straight and with elastic at waist line; regular value $1.25; Priced for Inven- tory Sale at 95c.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
Inventory Sale of R. Wallace X
 Sons Silverware, Values up to $1, Choice at 48c

he pickle knives shells ladies berry spoons absolute ly guaranteed. (Siverware Floor)
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
INVENTORY SALE WOMEN'S AND MISSES BATHING SUITS

Jersey Bathing Suits with trimmed Skirts; in a good range of sizes; regular value $2.25. For This Sale, $1.S8.
 Surf Satin Bathing Suits. sev- eral models; reg. value $2.98. Very Desirable, For This Sale, $2.75.
 Bathing Tights, one piece style, regular value S9c. For This Sale, eec.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
Inventory Sale----Correct Under-
 muslins
nluslins

ENVELOPE CHEMISE trimmed back and front with dainty lace and hamburg; lace shoulder straps; many pretty styles; regular $1.25 value, In- ventory Sale Price 85c.
 DRAWERS made of good quality cambric; deep tucked ruff1e and em- broidery ruffle; regular 59c, Inventory Sale Price 47c.
 CORSET COVERS of fine nainsook, trimmed with dainty hamburg and ribbon; regular 4Sc value, Inventory Sale Price 35c.
 ENVELOPE CHENfISE crepe de chine in tailored and trimmed models; very hand some; regular s2.98 value, h. ventory Sale Price $1.95.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-12
REV. J. w. HUNT TO
RESUME PASTORATE

Rev J W Hunt, Missionary Secre-
tarv Of the Northwest Texas Confer
ence. attended the Centenary meet.
ing at Memphis last week. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Hunt, and these
good friends found time as they were
passing through Dallas to run in and
shake hands with the editor Bro
Hunt did fine service in the campaign
in his conference. and will resume
his pastorate at st. Paul's. Abilene.
July /. He gives a good report Of
st. Paul's under the leadership Of
Rev. l.. n Stuckey. who has had
charge during Bro. Hunts leave in
the Centenary campaign.-Texas
Christian Advocate.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-12
CAROL THOMPSON KEPT
VERY BUSY THESE DAYS

County Agricultural Agent, Carol
Thompson. is kept very busy these
days. The recent scare that the
farmers are having with the worms,
which is causing great loss to
them, is trying 20 be met and combat
ted as far as possible by him. "The
rank growth Of weeds which the most
Of the farms have this year is the
most probable reason for the early
appearance Of the worms" There is
two kinds that are infesting the
farms, the cut worm and the web
worm The latter seems 90 be the
worse Of the two. II comes from the
Miller fly which makes rs nest on
weeds most of the time 10 show
that weeds are. in fact, the real
cause Of the great number Of worms,
Mr.. Thompson says "two or three
days back while out in the country,
studying the methods which would
possibly be the best 10 combat them.
| found a farm of about one hun
bred or more acres which was very
weedy, and about fifty acres Of cot
ton and feed stuff in this farm was
cleared down by the worms, while
in an adjoining farm Of about seven
~ acres which was well cultivated.
scarcely any weeds on the ground.
was found to have very few worms
and practically none Of the stuff
killed"
"The most successful way at this
I time when cotton anG feed stuff is
most too small TO spray, TO rid il Of
the worms. is TO continually stir the
ground. the most successful way to
do this would be 10 use a harrow,
which would knock many Of them of
OF the growth" AZ this time IL is
unwiseable to chop the cotton. ac-
count Of the fact that although you
might not have lost any Of your
stand. the possibility is that you may
In case where one might wish 20
spray their crop. Mr. Thompson adj
viscs the use Of what is called a Bran
spray which is used for killing out
grass hoppers He also adds that Ito
make the spray more effective. 10 use
few lemons, which seems to attract
the worms to the Bran"
while there is some reason to be
possimistic toward the worms and the
destruction which they are now doing
% many u The farms. many Of the
old time farmers who have fought
them many times before think. that
in short time they viii disappear.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-12
A FEW LOCAL NEWS
ITEMS FROM SEMINOLE

Cox & Heard bought 200 steer
yearlngs and -year-old steers
from Tom Ross.
b. b. Curry sold l75 steer year
lings to r. b. Holmes. Delivered
Monday
Jno. Mann bought 25O cows from
w. h. Rodgers. Delivered the first
Of this week
b. B. Curry bought 200 heifer
yearlings from c. W. Armstrong.
+. r. Crews and family Of near
Amarillo were here Tuesday enroute
to Andrews and Midland Mr. Crews
for a number of years ranched in the
south part Of this county and located
near Amarillo. He is contemplating
moving back to this part Of the
South Plains.
A. l.. Duff returned Wednesday
from Lubbock where he has been
attending the bedside Of Mrs Duff,
who has been receiving medical treat
ment in a sanitarium. He states that
Mrs. Duff is improving rapidly and
expects to return home in about two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Grow will move
to Seagraves this week. where Mr.
Grow will be employed with the Peo-
Piles Mercantile Co. l.. W johnson
who has been at SeagrHves with the
above firm since the opening Of this
business has been moved 20 Loving
ton.
The new residence Of o. f. Hay
wood which has been under construc-
ton for the past three weeks is near
ing completion. and viii add much 70
the appearance Of that part Of town
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-12
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN
PROBATE.

ri
THE STATE OF TEXAS:
To the Sheriff or any Constab'e Of
Lubbock County, Greeting; q
You are hereby comp{shded to
cause 70, be published ON hewspaper
Of general circulation. klch has been
published continuouav and regularly
fora period Of NOT Is than one year
in your County, least once . week
for three consecutive weeks previous
% the returEday hereof, copies Of
tie followlx notice.
TfiE STATE OF TEXAS
ITO aupersona interested In the es'
tate ~ Josephine Sanders. deceased;
Lift Sanders has filed an application
In the County Court OF Lubbock
County ON the 10th day Of February
1910. for letters testamentary, which
said application viii be heard BY said
Court ON the 18th day % July, 1919,
Al the Cour, House Of sald County,
In Luhheek. a which time all persons
Interested In said estate are required
10 appear and answeF said applles'
,lon. should lhss aeslFe ~ do 40
iIessla fad nel, hat have YOU he.
fore said court, 40 the flssl dss At
|.hs Resi laFm 'ksss.ss5 ~ ~ t a. ~ \
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-12

Edward Griffith. brother Of Harold
Griffith Of the RiN Furniture and I'M
dertaking Company arrived here
last Thursday from Big Springs and
has accepted position with the
Quick Service Filling Station.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-12

Mel Cope says he got dandy rain
Sunday and has no worms in his crop
so he expects to go over the top with
a fine crop this fall.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-06-12

your return thsreon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal.
a. lnhheek, Texas. this esnd day u
May, 1919,
sam z. DAVIS, clsgk
County Court. Luhhesk ceaalY, Tea
seeslA. lsa
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,adas de carload y disponiendo los me-
Iios para investigar las condolences
.conomicas de los mismos y para otros
ines.
p. del S. 1S9.-Por el senior Tous
sStc.-Sobre anotaci6n Y embargo de
lseguramiento de la efectividad de
entencias y otras providencias judi
tales.
p. del s. 19O.-Por el seiior Tizol.-
Para establecer asociaciones de cons
rucciones v prestamos para la ayuda,
Denefcio Y socorro de las victimas del
erremoto en- Mayagiiez, Aguadilla,
Ahasco y Aguada, y para otros fines.
p. del S. 191.-Por el sefior Tizol.-
Para regular los pequefios prestamos,
sxigiendo fanzas a los prestamistas
asi como una licencia que imponga un
ipo oe interes, compensation, honora-
los y gastos, que montenl mas del
nteres legal por prestamos a cual-
yuier persona que no exceda de $500, y
para otros fines.
p. del S. 192-Pcr el sefior BARGE
o--Para enmendar la ley de 8 de mar
"a de 1911, titulada "Ley para poner
IN vigor una ley de corporaciones pri-
-sdas", seg1n fue posteriormente en-.
nendada. .t
p. del S. 193.-Po. el seiior Santoni
Para enmendar el articulo 13 de la
ey hipotecaria Y para otros fines.
p. del S. 194.-Por el senior Gior-
getti-Para asignar un credito para
eombatir la enfermedad de la cana de
az1car, conocida por el nombre de ma
tizado, para importar semillas sanas
Ie azdcar Y para construir una jaula
bara chltivo v observation de plantas
spfermas infectadas.
p. del S. 195.-Por los seiiores Abril
Y Rovira. al municipio
lie Cayey para imponer y cobrar una
eontribuci6O especial de rs centesima
lei ! por 100 sobre el valor de la pro-
biadad inmueble de dicho municipio,
para la construction de un cementerio
IN dicha ciudad y mejorar las condi-
Clones del acueducto de la misma.
P. del S. 196.-Por el senior Garcia
Ouc6s.-Para establecer un Negociado
le Imprenta y materiales de oficina,
para abolir el Negociado de Materia-
es, Imprenta y Transporte Y para
ptros fines.
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cinas consulares. La compaffa del Tro-
lley' presta gratuitamente sus servi-
clos a los marinos de la escuadra. III
senior Rivera Esbrf Sc puso a disposi-
ci6nldel Almirante.
Ell "Hotel Frances organize ana
reception en- honor dc los oficiales. rs
tos correspondieron con un "Lunch =
a bordo, al cual asistieron el alealde,
los miembros del Consejo Municipal,
los ofciales de la Policia Insular, los
empleados del gobierno, los represen-
tantes de la prensa y distinguidos ele-
mentos de la sociedad de Ponce.
La banda municipal di6 una gran re-
treta en- honor de los marinos, en- la
plaza de ''Munoz Rivera. La concu-
rrencia fue nutrida.