davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-05-11
SEES WAY TO SOLVE
w. RE. PROBLEMS
D. c. Official Suggests Diver
sion of P. E. Power CON-
pany Profits.
IN LIEU OF HIGHER FARES

Solution of financial problems con-
fronting the Washington Railway and
Electric Company in operation of its
asserted Improbable lines may be
found in diversion of at least a part
of the surplus profits of the Potomac
Electric Power Company, owned by
the street railway company, rather
than by any increase of fares. either
fiat or by means Of zone system.
was the suggestion made by a high
official of the District government.
who declined to permit the use of his
name.
According to this official. 1t was
manifestly the intention of Congress
in sanctioning consolidation of the
various component companies of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company to include the Potomac
Electric Power Company in such con-
solidation, and thus to make legal the
use of surplus profits of the latter
company to overcome possible deficits
in operation of the parent corporation,
or vice versa.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Another Possibility Suggested.

Such use of surplus profits Of the
electric power company. il was fur
ther suggested, also might make it
possible for the street railway COM
pany to continue payment of dividends
on it's common stock and at the same
time avoid litigation now threatened
by holders of preferred stock of the
street railway company seeking to
prevent further dividend payments to
owners of the common stock.
Naturally, such use of surplus
profits of the electric power company
would render impossible, at this
time, any further action toward re-
duction of rates for electric lighting
and power, and might conceiva bly, re-
suit in a justified demand by the cleo
trio power company for slight in
creases n rates. However, even if
this ST id result. finances of the
street railway company would be
placed on a safe basis. returns on in
vestment in both companies would be
assured. and the users of street cars
would not be confronted with the
constant menace of fare increases, as
is the case at present.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
HUNS REBUFFED
BY ALLIES STANDING
FIRM ON TERMS

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1919-05-11
TRIP TO TREPASSEY
MADE IN FAST TIME
BY NC-1 AND NC.3

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1919-05-11
May Need Approval of Congress.

Possibility that specific Legislation
by Congress to permit such use OF
surplus profits of the electric light
and power company might be neces-
sary was suggested by the official,
who, however. declared that in his
opinion the intent of Congress as eN-
pressed in the act authorizing coh-
solidation of the street railway lines
into the existing system was SO plain
that additional legislation is not
actually needed.
Should the courts decide against the
Public Utilities Commission and in ia
vor of the electric light and power
company in the pending litigation
over the rate reduction ordered by
the commission to be effective August
l, 1917, the official stated. the COM
pany then would have on hand large
amount of money which has been seq
regated pending the courts decision.
This money. in addition. possibly, to
portion of the electric power COM
pany's surplus profits, the official
stated, would make any fare increase,
no matter how arranged. unnecessary
If the money were applied to over
come reported deficits caused by oper-
alton of alleged improbable lines by
the street railway company.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Col. Jones Makes Statement.

Col. e. Lester Jones, commander Of
Pershing Post. No. /. District of CO.
lumbia. after adjotnment said of the
American Legion and the convention:
''All its acts were 100 per cent
American. 1t was remarka able
gathering Of ed-blooded Americans,
representing the nations capital.
every state. Alaska, Hawaii and the
Philippines. The Gen. Pershing Post
received full recognition and will be
granted charter number one from the
national organization.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

q
WcZoraj " nocy, sierzant stacyi
Deering, otrzymal byl telefoniczna
wiadomosc, re do apteki Walentego
j. Warzynskiego, mieszczacej sic p.
mr.. 2901 Wallace ul., wlamali sic
ziodzieje, ktorych zdoia policya PREY
lapaC ma goracym uczynku, jezeli ma
tychmiast zjawi sic ma miejscu. -
Wiadomobc te przeslala pani Ella
Keneale, w3ascicielka budynku, mie-
szkajaca mad apteka. w kilka chwil
DO otrzymaniu tel wiadomosci, poll
cyanci zatrzymali swoj samoch6d po
licyjny W niedalekiej odleg}oSci cd
apteki. Cichutehko Sbliayli sic do
budynku i MIN sic bandyta strzega-
cy sTych towar1yszy spostr0egl, INA
lazl sic " rekach policyi. Dwu in
nych wyciagnisto z wewnatrz. Wdar-
Ii sic oni do apteki f~rontowymi
drZwiami, usuTaJac z Mich szyDe
bardzo misternie. Warzynski rozpo-
znal ich jake gosci, kt6rzy wczoraj
popo}udniu czynili zakupy W tego
sklepie. ,Policya ME chce wyjawic
ich nazwrsk, poniewaz spodziewa sic,
re W ten spos6b ujac zdoaa innych.
q . o
Kwatera Czerwonego Krzyza, mie'
szczaca sic pnr. So East Washington
ulicy, poszukuje "a posrednictWem
Dziennika Chicagoskiego, Stanisiawa
M~ezenskiego, Antoniego Niemyskie-
60, Jak6ba C. Copka, Franciszka
Lucas, Jana Moskwy. Zgiosit sic ma
ley do pani Laury ]. Collar.
= q =
Ia upowaznieniem DEPARTMENT.
Wojny, bedzie W Chicago sprzeda-
wana ksia5ka ~ilustrowana, noszaca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13
TRA!
Ze Sejmu Wychodztwa
PolskiegowBu

Droga telegraficzna otrzymu--
jenny:
nWczorajsza sesye otwarto o
Ss:3 rano; przyjeto sprawozda-
ME komitetow programowego i
przedsejmowego; oraz protokofy
poprzedzajacej sesyi. x. Nova
kowsk. delegat Rady Giownej
Opiekunczej, odczyta3 referat
dziaialnosci tejze organizacyi, O.
raz prosi o finansowa ola niej po-
moe. Przybywa posA Lubomirsh,
nastepnie Herbert Hoover, ktore-
so przyjeto z wielkim mentuzyaz-
mem. Skarbnik Piotrowsk skfa-
ia sPrawozdanie; przyjecie od3o-
iono az do czasu, kiedy druko-
yvane kopie sprawozdania beda
rozdane delegation. Sesye popo--
Fudniowa otwarto zawiadomie-
MEM prezesa, re sprawozdanie
skarbnika drpkewarc - bedzie
rozdane we czwartek rano. DR..
Fronczak / DIR, Suykowsk odczy-
tall Swe sprawozdania, ktore PREY
ieto. Pani K. Olszewsks z Lodzi,
delegatka ma konwencye piracy
kobiet " Waszyngtcnie odczytala
refcrst ma temat stoSunkow robo-
2zych klas W Polsce. x. Kroczek
prsedIozy{ wniosek, ably Polacy
Eebrali fundusz ma zakupienie bu-
dynku ola ambasady polskiej W
Waszyngtonie sprawe te poru-
czono komitetowi wnioskow. Pre-
zes Sokolow Plutnicki wygiosil
move, zamierzajac Poprosic o
sejm ola swej orgauizacyi(0, lecz
schodzi z tematu, atakuje ksiezy
i szkoIy parafialne, co wywotuje
wielkie oburzenie i zamieszanie
delegaci zagfuszyli s}owa mowcy
krzykiem i opuSzczajq izbe, zry--
uajac sesye. P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

tytul: Souvenir Book - Victory
Parades", dochod z kt6rej wplynie
ma prowadzenie pisemek tygodnio-
wych, wydawanych W szpitalach woj
skowych, W r6znych stronach kra-
ju. Znajdzie W niej czytelnik doE
kladna historye ~pierwszej dywizyi'
kt6ra chlubnie ~odznaczyia sic ma po'
ZACH bitew. Cena tel ksiazki rs
centow. \Sprzedaz rozpocznie sic "
piatek i trwaia bedzie dni diva. Gel
godny uznanis. Polacy winni spra-
we ~poprzec.
q q
Jan NJ. Galus, zam. pnr. 5437
South Winchester avenue, napra-
wiajac okno domu stracii r6wnowa-
ge i runaf ma ziemie z wysokosci Ego
pietra. Przywolany lekarz, skonsta-
towa{ zIamanie dw6ch 5eber | inne
obrazenia.
q ~ q
Pahstwo Julian | Maryanna Kru-
tie, zam. pnr. SAB S. Wood ul., OBJ
darzeni zostali zdrowym synkiem, wa
zacym .11-cie funt6w. Uciecha ME-
maia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13
Z WOJCIECHOWA.

Zesz4ej niedzieii odby4 sic Wiec0orek
K6lka Literackiego, kt6ry dzieki o
rowemu programowi, wypadl bardzo
dobrze.
Wieczorek 1agai} many dobr0e W
okolicy Wojciechowa, p. Anton1 Gore
cki, ktory W kr6tkich | s~erdecznycn
sfowach pcdziekowal ~publfcznosci "a
tax hczne przybycie, rownoczesnie "a
p~raszajac wSzystkich, ably jak najllcz-
niet przychodzili ma wieczorH Kofka
Literackiego ABLY W ten sposob' 1ache-
caG c1&onk6w tegoa k6fka do dalszeJ
piracy, ma pofu literacko dramatycznem.
w drugiem nmerze: Solo fortepian /
skrzypce odegraI PIP. W. K9rch l f..
Kubiszewski. Bardzo piekna byfa mo
wa -wice-prezeSki K6fka, panny Maryf
Lew, kt6rej ~publicznoSc ME s~zczedziia
oklask6w. Spiew ,,Ty zemnie szydzisz
dziewucho" i ,,Ja zenic ME chce sic"
o~dspiewany przez panne Kornelie Mu-
chowska i pana WiadysBawa Rybe wy
padl bardDo pieknie. P. w. Karch wy
giosi4 deklamacye p. t. ,,Smierc Zdraj-
cy", kt6ra przy akomp. panny Leoka-
'dyi Symbor i pana G. Lazarskiego /
Kubiszewskiego, uczyhi4a niezwyk{e
wraaenie MA siuchaczach. Ma zakohcze-
ME programu Dosta}a odegrana bardzo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

ola K6fka Lfterackiego. kofko lHte'
rackie ma Woiciechowie zyskuJe soole
coraz wiecej przyjacid i to tax daaece
ii sala parafialha okaZuja sic "a maia
do pomieszczenia wsDystkich, ktorzy
u~czeszczaja ma Wieczorki tegod kofka-
Barduo pieknie re strony rodak6w' re
tax Hcznie uczeszczaja, gdyz swoJa o
becnoscia zachecaja czsonk6w teso2
k6fka, do dalszej piracy, jak rownle2
pomagaja i'm W ten spos6b do podtrzy'
mywania ducha ~polskiego pomledzS TO
dakami tn ma obczyznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13
ALDERMAN P. J. A.. PIOTRO-
WSN OBDARzORY zkOTA
GWIAzOA A~LDERMAASKA.

Onegdaj wieczorem W sail Sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki, odbyI sic wspaniaiy
bankiet, ma Geese p. Jana A. Piotro-
wskiegO, aldermana 16eJ wardy. Sa-
la byla udekorowana, stoly CUSTOM
ME nakryte i zajete przeB ooywate-
Ii, oraz prZyjaci6l p. Piotrowskiegu.
o godzinie Gel rozpoczai sic przygo-
towany program. P. B. Swieczkow-
ski, sekretarz acknowledgement orga-
nizacyi 16ej wardy, przem6wil mai
pierw w~yjasniajac eel %zebrania, po-
czem powolal ma mistrza toast6w al
dermana p. Stanis1awa Kunza, kt6-
ry wyrazi} Zadowolenie, re ma te uro-
czystoS6, ma Geese swego wpo}kole-
81, tax liczny zespoi obywateli sig
zebral. Nastepnie powofai ma pierw-
szego m6wce sedziego Edmunda ia
reckiego, kt6ry PREY kohcu swej mo-
wy wreczy} aldermanowi Piotrow--
I skiemu. z}ota gwiazde aldermanska,
w%ysadzana ibrylantami kosztem
$500. Gwiazde owa przypial p. Pho
t~rowskiemu w~sp6lkolega alderman
Kunz. N~astepnie kolejno przema-
wall nastepujacy MONEY!: p. Jan
Czekala, X. Jan Sobieszczyk c. R.,
adwokat J6zef Grigal, p. J6zef NAL
lex. posel p. J6zef Petlak, sedzia
J6zef LaBuy, alderman James Dor
ney, adwokat Andrea Kucharski,
p. Stanislaw Kosinski, p. Antoni Ko-
WALSH. dr.. B. Mix, X. Walenty
Swientek c. R., X. Franciszek Dem
binski C. r., a ma Eakonczenie pre-
mowil sam alderman Piotrowski,
ktory %rozczulony do lez serdecznymi
zyczeniami,. skIadanymi mu 'przez
przyjaci6i jego, podziekowal i'm "a
tax kosztowny dar i ~przyrzek{, re
pracowaG bedzie z pozytkiem ola war
dy i sluzyG bedzie kazdemu o lie je-
60 zdolnoSc i SHY mu pozwola. Po-
miedzy przem6wieniami odspiewaiy
kilka utwor6w panny Gertrude Lo-
REM | Gene Dean. Program rozpocZe-
to hymnem Star Spangled Banner"
a zakonczono modlitwa ,,Boze cos
Polske". N~astepujaCy obywatele O.
becni byli ma bankiecie: Book VOL
CZECH. Bardohski Jan, Bartodziej AL
fred, Butkiewicz Kasper, Bingham
Ralph, Cerwinka James o., Donald
s. w. Frelkiewicz G. J., Grabowie-
cki J6zef. G6ralski Adam, Green
stein Edward, Gieren Alb. A., Hoff-
ma Jan, Jablonowski J6zef, Xiii.
mex Antoni, Kuszewski Jozef, Kor-
tas Felix. Knitter Franciszek, Kor-
tas Franciszek, Klajda Felix, Kor-
tas Antoni, Klajda Piotr, Kuchnow-
ski Jozef, Kozfowski w. j., hoto"-
ski Bruno, Knitter Henry, Kwiatko-
wski St., Larson Herman, Literski
Franciszek. Malczynski Jan. Mazur-
kievicz Piotr, Majewski ". B., Ma
slewski Jozef. Orzechowski Nick,
PerIman Louis, Rudnik Antoni, Ry-
ba Stanley, Stryszyk Jan j., SantoW-
ski Jan, %Sobieszczyk Jan, Swiecz-
kowski Stanislaw, Szymkowski g.,
Train DR.. J., Tocha Antoni, Trocho-
vski Wal, Wiechowski Fran, VOL
elk Jan, Witczak Antoni. zulinsKi
KaroI, Zielihski Piotr 1 wielu innych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

Oh. Franciszek Golczak, LEGACY
lat 81, Fam. pnr. 1919 w. 17ta ul.,
ulegl onegdaj nieszczeSliwemu wy
padkowi. Zajety reperacya WACO
now W zak}adach kolejowych linii
Chicago, and North Western R. r.,
upuScR ostre diuto, ktore upadlo
mu ma noge. przebijajac stope. Am
bulansem policyjnym ~odwieziono go
do domu. gdzie sic z~najduje pod o.
pieka lekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

Doskonaly obraz ,,Zmartwychwsta
ME Polski" MONA dzisiaj zobaczyc
ma sail Walsha, o godzinie 1880 VIE
czorem. Doch6d ma giodne dzieci W
Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13
re SPRAW SOKOLICH.

BacnOSC GniazdO JednoSG No. 8 Tsp.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam, re posie
dzenie ~regularne Gniazda JednoSc,
odbedZie sic W piatek, dnia 14go Ii
stopada b. T. o godz. 1880 wiecz. W
sail zwyklych posiedzen. Wobec te-
go, re So waine sprawy do zaiatwie-
uia obowiazkiem kazdej druhny |
kazdego druha jest bye obecnym ma
tenn posiedzeniu. zarazem uprasza
sic o zwrot listy skladek ma SierU'
" " PolsCe.
A. GrochowSk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

weso4a sDtuka W tzech aktach p. t.
,,Bartek pod Verdun", pena humoru
starry j mfodzi usmiali sic do }ez. Pan
non Kornelii MuchowSkiej i Julii
Strzycliej, jak r6wniez panom Franci'
]. Kenpie, Hieronimowi Wisnie-
wskiemu, L. Walkowiczowi j W{ady-
sAawowi Rybie, nalezy sic ~uznanie,
re wywiazali sic Q swych r6l wy
smiehicie. PAN Jan Stanek spisa} sic
W roll ,,Szulka" dobrze. T
*
S0c0eg6lne uznanie na1ehy she x. l.
Hfncowi "a jego beziDteresowna prace
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13
W zALOTACH".

WeSoIa komedyjke re spiewami p.
/. ..Mlynarz " zalotach" wystawia
Gniazdo i'm. J.. X. Ordona. No. IS
Z. S. P. W sobote, dnia 15go listopa-
Ia. " domu Zwiazku Polek pnr.
1909 n. Ashland ave, o godz. Sci
wiecz6r punktualnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13
7KAzIM'ER70WA

Wszystkie Zarzady iowa
rzystw, nalezacych do Zjednocze
MA Pol. Rzym. Kat. W Ameryce
~ paratii Sw. Kazimierza sa pro-
szonc o przybycie ma Walne Ze-
hranic W sobote, dnia l5go listo-
pad, 1919 r. W sail Parafialnej Sw'
kazimierza o godzinic 7mcj VIE
CZOUCm. =,
Tozef A. Suiak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

We wtorek, dnia 257go b. IN, kofko
Iiterackie urzadza bankiet p~ofacDony z
niespodziankami, ia kt6ry czionSowie
wszyscy So proszeni. Wstep ola czfon-
k6w Kofka L~iterackiego jest bezpiat'
nyun. zas Ola przyjaGoi tylko % e II
tow.
Nastepny Wieczorek K6fka Litera"
ckiego, odbedzie sic W miesiacu sly
czniu, 1920 roku, a to z powodu Missy
sw., kt6ra rozpocnie sic W parafi w,
Wojcsecha, dna 17go grudnia / bedzie
trwaha pr0ez caH miesiac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

Bronislaw Jogas aresztowany byl
kilka dni temu pod zarzutem kra--
dziezy. W Saddle policyjnym wypie-
raj sic why, poslany tez zostai przed
-sedziego Arnolda, urzedujacego "
sadie ola m~aioletnich. Sedzla Ar
mold wziaI 20 do swej prywatney
k~ancelaryi, gdzie starai sic Cd ME-
90 wydostae siowa prawdy. Jogas
przyznal sic do why i kiamstwa.
czem ujety sedzis, pc nauce, rozka-
zal mu odejSc do domu, po otrzyma-
ntu wpierw pr~syrzeczenia, Re " PREY
szlosci ma manowce ME bedzje sic
~puszczai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

W przyszia niedziele, parafia Mat
XII Boskiej R0zancowej, skupiajaca
sic " North Chicago, kt6rej probosz
czem jest X. Teodor Czastka, obcho-
die bedzle u%roczyscie 15-lecie swe-
go istnienia. y okaZyi tel oddany be-
die dnia tego W sail paratialnej
wspanialy program, bardzo uroz
maicony.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18
A0'AS~~"AA ~N~'


from Alaska Of his riglittul seat in the congress for nearly two years.
 In the 1916 delegate election in
 asfa the result was very close as hetween the two leading candidates -WickerslNms sthe republican, and sulzer, the democrat. The territori. al canyassing board, composed of rao democrats, by majority vote decided that the returns plainly h. dicated the election of Wickersham and was about to issue certificate of election to him, when its hands were stayed by the intervention Of the court presided over by Jennings, rsulting in the Issuance of a writ tt mandamaus compelling the canvass ing board to issue a certificate of election to Sulzer. In order to over come the face of>the returns, which Favored Wickersham, the judge threw out certain Wsckersham vot ing precincts did not use the officials Australian ballots. Wiekersham, B party at issue in effect, If not in fact, was not represented either in person Or by counsel at this extra ordinary proceeding, which gave the seat to the usurper. Sulzer.
 Of course, a contest was institut ed by Wickersham, who felt that he had been deprived in Q most outra eeolis marnn~ of his rirhts. keto- a long, wholly urfffecessary delay, elections committee No. 1, Of the house, after thorough investigation found in favor of Wickersham, by a unanimous vote A majority Of the elections committee are democrats. As another delegate election, with Wiekersham and Sulzer again es candidates. was pending in Aaaslna, the elections committee withheld It's rcnort, for reasons that are perfectly plain. Tho democratic members Of the committee did not wish to make public report that would have un doubtedly influenced the pending election in favor Of Wickersham. the republican, and in thus acting, they placed themselves on a. par with the little democratic ring in Alaska, whirh is notorious for double-dealing and underhanded methods. if such serves Its purpose better than open and above board tactics. When this committee made finding in flavor
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18

of a cetain contestant, the people were Immediately entitled. to know
 the result. Put the wishes of the people evidently to not concern pet kty politicians who too often break
 into the national house Of HspNes 1 entatiyea. Justice to tine successful
 contestant demaned publicity of the ' result. In finding for Wickersham.
 the elections committee Is entitled
 to no particular credit. The memb
 CTS were simply doing their duty and
 that's what they are supposed to do.i
 But they did not do their full duty
 otherwise they would have made pu
 blic the result at once.
 After the election in Alaska was
 oyer, and the '-committeGs report could not influence the result, 1t was presented to the house proper: By an overwhelming vote, the house sustained the report of the commit tee. Thus we find an Alaskan dis frict judge openly repudiated by one i, US the. two houses of the national Legislature.
 The other case was an action atI law, Thomas, J. Donohoe, an attor ney of Valdez, and the democratic national committeeman for Alaska, brought suit against. one Christian Tjosevig, copper mine ownner in the Copper river district, befoe a court presided over hy Jennings. Martin J. Lund, Seattle attorney, represented Tjosevig, and asked for @ change of venue on the grounds that Jennings was biased in favor of Donohoe, because the latter had been Instrumental in gaining him an ap pointment as federal judge. Jenn ings held this to be contempt of his court, and thereupon sentenced both Lund and Tjosevig to pay al fine or serve Imprisonment to satisfy his judicial wrath. An appeal was taken whereupon the circuit court reversed the decision of this Alaska judge
 Both of these cases were of a poli> tical nature. I nboth of them the democratic ring would have been strengthened .. rather than discredit ed as new, by tho decisions of this tudge In 10th of them. the judge was reversed. Under ordinary circumtan nes, it might be expected that the first district judge has been sufficiently 'umiliated by these reversals to cause him to tender his resignation. But he will never resign; he must be forced cut by strong public opinfon.~ That Is duty that lies before the people i If Alaska at this time Anshorage Times.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18

ant of these cases did not ccme be- fore court--it was at issue before no less body than the national house of representatives. We refer to the
 Wickersham-Sulzer election contest, the lasts of which are pretty gener' ally known to Alaskans. To refresh the memory, we will briefly tell Of this proceeding, which deprived the legally elected delegate to congress
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18
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The Ladies of the c. L. A. s. will meet at the hone of Mrs. Warder tomrrow afternoon at 12 o'clock.
 FOR SALT-Best equipped EWn- rude outfit complete around Ketchi- kan cheap, see Brown, Electrician sn Charge. Wireless Station.-adv.
 Hear the Passing Shcw of 191S at the Liberty tonight-three piece orchestra .>adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18
THE HOUSE OF HATE" at the LIBERTY Tonight
p. T. A. MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the Parent Teacher Association will be held at the school house tcmor- row evening. The program will cons tain Important features aniong which
 will be. discussion os the topic, "Why. Ketchikan needsia new build ing" Program in tomorrow's issue.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18
He Should pe2sien

Robert ". Jennings. federal judge in the first district of Alaska, by grace of the president of the United States and an attorney general, has been reversed in two cases within the current week. The most import
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18

Good Monarch Range for Sale. six holes. hot water tank, reasonable price. Call New England Fish Com. pany. first house >rlgst hand side. A. susapiGt.-aav. r. 2,
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18

JACK BARBOUR, sings tonight al the LIBERTY THEATRE.-aav.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18
Success

Here. behold the Honest Lawyer" Mind now strained with excess great, Brilliant vision comes before him, He's the, Poet Laura+ate. Tn this town of dense ignorance, Oh man of such mental weight. What sacrifice of manpower, For this Poet Iaura-ate.. r. Yes Chas. E. I've had misfortunes, But never charged the cause To the Mothers of Alaska, Nor to Prohibition laws. I've voiced my views in politics; I've charnpioned the right, (I'm not dummy citizen) As I have seen the light. 4 I admit Ian Wick's. man Friday - And Saturday too you know. While he battles for Alaska, To tfwart vicious tricks and iow. My honor4meda1s admit do not display with pride, Neither have I wrought dishonor That my conscience bids me hide. Alaska's course is up and onward And our town Is in the race; Stop your wild and wilful knocking; Boost and take leading place. Charlie E. the liq,ior traffic Seems to still affect your mind. !. Having dnlled the finer virtues '. Taught you by mother, kind. As the Moral to your story" Does in obscene language state Filth heard only in the bar.room, Not for Feet laavarate.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-18

2 STOP, LOOK! LIsTEN." Sc
 Lonesome Like at. the Liberty te 'nieht. seme. Comedy. y.-adv.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29

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